Droughts and Floods

Organisers

For more details on the one day traditional seed exhibition, please see the brochure attached below.

For more information on Alliance for Sustainable & Holistic Agriculture (ASHA), a partner in this exhibition, please click here.

For more details on the meeting cum panel discussion, please click here.

Please see below for the attachments that provide more information on the invitation .

For more information on the week long course, please click here.

To apply for the course, please click here.

I began my latest journey in the land of the red river and the blue hills, Assam from Dibrugarh. The first time I saw the Brahmaputra at Guwahati many years ago, I was fascinated on looking at the mighty stream of water in its full glory after the monsoons.

For more information on the organisation, Livolink Foundation, please click here.

To view details on the vacancy, please see attachment below.

POLICY MATTERS

Food security bill passed

Traditional water bodies such as bawdis and talabs have long since been an integral part of rural life in India providing water, fish and sometimes even just a venue for people to chit chat. The flat plains in Western Uttar Pradesh, where the Ganga and Yamuna rivers meet, is no exception.

For more details on the event , please click here.

The brochure on the seed festival can be viewed as an attachemnt below or accessed here. 

'The Water Catchers’ is a story of an unlikely hero, an unassuming boy living in the concrete, water-deprived city of Mumbai. The boy named Chintu, has a simple wish - to find water in the village called Tintodan of his forefathers.