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शुद्धीउप शुद्धीकरण केंद्रापासून घरापर्यंत, हैदराबादच्

From treatment plant to household, Hyderabad’s water supply faces recontamination—posing major health risks for thousands in low-income areas.

The suspension of the Indus Water Treaty underscores that agreements on transboundary cooperation, however enduring, remain vulnerable when national s

Mumbai’s INR 5,000 crore Gargai Dam reflects yet another engineering fix—extractive, linear, and at odds with circular and climate-resilient water

पाणी टंचाई दूर करण्यासाठी भारताने ऐतिहासिकदृष्ट्या पॅर

A collective will to integrate climate resilience into urban water governance and embrace innovative management strategies is imperative to secure con

India's historical inclination to address water deficits by focusing on supply-side parameters underscores the urgency to implement a stringent water

दिल्ली में पानी से जुड़ी चुनौतियों से निपटने और जलापूर्त

दिल्ली के जल स्त्रोतों की समीक्षा से ये पता चलाहै कि, राजध

The unending densification of cities rob all the initiatives from making a visible positive impact

“Water for all” remains a distant dream in many Indian cities. Greater efforts by government agencies and citizens would be required to achieve th

India already ranks very high among countries in terms of disaster events with urban floods now being added to the list

The Indian government should address the challenge of municipal inequity, and ensure that better opportunities are available to enhance urban governan

Measures need to be enforced to curtail administrative and civic misuse with regard to the ongoing water supply issue.

A review of the water challenges in Delhi and the draft master plan for the city’s water supply and needs

In the Middle East, which continuously suffers from chronic disorder, water supply systems are increasingly becoming both political lever and objectiv

In this article, the situation of water supply and disposal in Delhi is described. The analysis reveals that Delhi government is lagging behind in ser

Most Indian cities experience water supply shortages, particularly during the summer season when the demand for water is phenomenally high. In such si

Massive populations in many parts of the world, including in India, continue to grapple with lack of access to clean and safe water. This paper studies the case of Delhi. It describes the conditions under which water is produced and supplied to domestic consumers in Delhi and explains the capacity of the water and sewerage agency to discharge its duties. The analysis finds challenges in five aspects related to water supply in Delhi: quantity; qua

Delhi—a city and union territory of India containing the country’s capital, New Delhi—continues to grow in population, posing challenges to civic agencies in the provision of citizens’ essential needs. This brief examines the experience of Delhi’s water agency in obtaining raw water, amid the growing gap in supply and demand that is only being exacerbated by climate change. The brief finds multiple reasons for the inadequacy of raw wate

This paper creates an index to track the achievement of UN Sustainable Development Goal 6 (SDG 6: Clean Water and Sanitation) across India’s states. The SDG 6 index incorporates both supply-side indicators and demand management variables, as well as institutional interventions. In this paper, state-wise indices are constructed to identify their respective performances in the domains of access to clean water and provision of sanitation facilitie

The demand for basic infrastructure and services in Indian cities has increased phenomenally due to rapidly growing populations. Such unmet demands often adversely affect the quality of urban life, the economic productivity, as well as the process of sustainable development. The main purpose of this brief is to highlight the problems involved in improving access to water supply in Indian cities faced with a severe water shortage crisis. A case st

सध्या मुंबईला दररोज ४,२०० दशलक्ष लिटर (एमएलडी) पाण्याची मागणी असताना प्रत्यक्षात ३,९५० एमएलडी पाणी मिळते.