Guest Column

Nature-based infrastructure vital to avert Asia’s looming water crisis

Fatima Yasmin The Asia-Pacific has made remarkable progress in water and sanitation over the past decade. Hundreds of millions more people now

Manish Jain The global shift towards circular economy is no longer a distant aspiration – it is an urgent industrial

Mehebub Sahana In an unprecedented move, India recently suspended the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan, citing cross-border terrorism. This

Steve Haan & Tony Hardy Glaciers are a surviving ice formation that serves as a reminder of the stark evolution

Sonia Seneviratne Millions of people are already experiencing the impacts of climate change in everyday life. A few tenths of

Yogranjan & Deepti Dixit The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are mandatory benchmarks set by the United Nations, guiding countries to

Simone Buffa Water is a critical resource for businesses, influencing every aspect of operations, from production to supply chains. Yet,

J Harsha It is very enticing to know that India currently is in possession of 257 BCM of live storage

Agendra Kumar As a rapidly developing and second most populous country in the world, India is facing a severe water

Chetan Pandit & Asit K Biswas India’s National Water Policy is meant to provide a definite course of action on