Urbanisation and population explosion has moved Gundolav from a freshwater lake to a wastewater drainageAarti Kelkar Khambete posted 13 years 8 months ago
What is really at stake in the two most important power projects of India? A background into India's power and financial sectorsAarti Kelkar Khambete posted 13 years 9 months ago
Building several hundered dams on the Himalayas, India, Nepal, Pakistan and Bhutan. What this entails?Aarti Kelkar Khambete posted 13 years 9 months ago
A brief overview on the role of India's premier dam building agency, the National Hydroelectric Power Corporation, as the aggressive business player expanding its business, i.e. dams in the country.Aarti Kelkar Khambete posted 13 years 9 months ago
Rice is not just the staple diet of more than half the world; It is also the largest source of rural employment and livelihoodAarti Kelkar Khambete posted 13 years 9 months ago
The Rural WaterSupply enters its fourth phase with emphasis on ensuring sustainability water with a decentralised approachAarti Kelkar Khambete posted 13 years 9 months ago
The real decentralisation: a complex adaptive process with voluntary participation from all actors in the existing unequal power managing waterAarti Kelkar Khambete posted 13 years 9 months ago
A response to “Chasing a Mirage: Water Harvesting and Artificial Recharge in Naturally Water-Scarce Regions” in the Economic and Political Weekly.Aarti Kelkar Khambete posted 13 years 9 months ago
This document discusses the historical shifts in the governance of urban water and the urban poor in cities, their reflection in the transformed cultural and political imagery of rivers in Chennai.Aarti Kelkar Khambete posted 13 years 9 months ago