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In a significant breakthrough in the fight against water contaminated with disease-causing microbes, a team of scientists at the Stanford

Majority of world’s lakes witness decline in storage volumes; Climate change, human activity main factors

More than half of the large freshwater lakes across the world experienced a decline in storage over a three-decade period

India and Israel have decided to expand their partnership in the water sector by announcing the setting up of a

The UN World Food Programme (WFP) and the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) have signed an agreement to address the devastating

World-renowned hydrologist Andrea Rinaldo has been awarded the Stockholm Water Prize 2023 for his groundbreaking research on river networks. His

Water scarcity issues have plagued India for long. While engineering-led supply-side oriented solutions are being pursued across states, a new

West Bengal has the distinction of having the highest number of water bodies in India and the state also has

The Centre has approved eight projects worth Rs 638 crore under the ongoing Namami gange programme, including four projects for

Social inequalities are driving urban water crises more than environmental factors, such as climate change or the growth of urban

India’s leading pump manufacturer Kirloskar Brothers Limited has announced the launch of a new pump, which the company expects to