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Water is more than a job for them
Posted on 21 Mar, 2016 08:39 AM"A job isn’t just a job. It’s who you are". That quote seems to define the five people who are being honoured for their extraordinary dedication in ensuring water to the people in Nagaon and the newly declared Hojai district of Assam.

Bihari bait for Punjabi fish
Posted on 20 Mar, 2016 11:56 AM“This is my business, I am nobody’s slave,” says Kapal Nishad. He is one of the over two million migrants who came to Punjab over 20 years ago.

Think livelihoods, not only jobs
Posted on 19 Mar, 2016 04:33 PMThe theme for the 2016 UN World Water Day is 'Water and Jobs'. What is your opinion of the chosen theme?

Small scale fishworkers fishing for jobs elsewhere
Posted on 19 Mar, 2016 01:31 PMChinna, 35, harvests fish and is engaged on a piece rate basis by the local contractor who has rights to fishing in the village tank in Anantapur, Andhra Pradesh. At times, Chinna also uses family labour to complete his work.

Can India meet its target of 100GW of solar power by 2022?
Posted on 15 Mar, 2016 09:01 PMThe present government has set a target of 100 gigawatts (GW) of solar power capacity for the country by 2022.

Rajya Sabha approves the National Waterways Bill 2015
Posted on 15 Mar, 2016 12:27 PMRajya Sabha gives a go ahead to the National Waterways Bill

Sutlej-Yamuna Link canal creates rift between Punjab-Haryana
Posted on 15 Mar, 2016 12:10 PMPunjab-Haryana at crossroads over the controversial Sutlej-Yamuna canal

Groundwater: Pressing problems and future prospects
Posted on 12 Mar, 2016 10:35 PMGroundwater is the major source of drinking water in both urban and rural India, and an important source of water for agricultural and industrial sectors.

The abandoned waters of the Red Fort 'baoli'
Posted on 12 Mar, 2016 02:13 PMThe Red Fort, located along the western banks of the Yamuna, was built by Mughal emperor Shahjahan when he moved his capital to Delhi from Agra and laid the foundations of Shahjahanabad, the seventh city of Delhi. Since then, the river has changed course but it’s proximity to the fort ensured that there was abundant water supply as well as protection for the city.
