Miracle Of Sky River – Fresh Water Trail
People of the Thar desert who live with the cycle of seasons find ways of feeding thousands of people without irrigation. This story unfolds over […]
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Water Wisdom
Since 1966 – and as a consequence of the introduction of the Green Revolution model of water-intensive, chemical farming – India has over-exploited her groundwater, […]
India’s Women Water Crusaders
Passionate about water rights? These women will inspire you to get on ground. As an armchair activist, my idea of activism has for long been […]
Issue 29: Local Water Solutions
Editorial: We need local water solutions. Typically today, we expect our Governments to ensure that our water and other basic needs are looked after. So […]
Eco-Spirituality can Revive a Lake
Piyush Manush from the city of Salem in the heart of Tamil Nadu, does not just talk or write about eco-spirituality, but has demonstrated that […]
We can Cure our Water Woes
Rajendra Singh won the last year’s Stockholm Water Prize for his 30 years’ of work in water conservation. Philip Franses presents here the essence of […]
Traditional and Innovative Water Conservation Methods in India
Shikha Shah takes us through various traditional and innovative water conservation methods used in different parts of the country. Many of us who live in […]
New Technology for Water Solutions
While traditional methods of water conservation are valuable, especially in countries like India, in our urbanised densely populated world, we do have many innovative solutions […]
Inspiring Water Tales
Bhim Singh Rawat narrates how villages all across the country are conserving water. In 2016, India has been witnessing one of the severest droughts after […]
Cauvery Row: When Source is the Cause
Karnataka and Tamil Nadu are sparring over the dwindling Cauvery water. Kodagu, where the Cauvery begins its journey, is witnessing landscape changes which is impacting […]