Across India’s cities, plumbers like Khaled work behind the scenes to keep water systems from collapsing. Their daily ...

What does the law say about idol immersion? Explore FAQs on India's CPCB guidelines, PoP idol bans, NGT/Court rulings, and ...

New research reveals dangerously high levels of heavy metal and sewage pollution in Prayagraj's Ganga and Yamuna rivers. The ...

Mumbai’s mangroves stand as silent sentinels shielding its shores from storms, filtering its waters, and anchoring life along ...

Explore how flood-prone districts like Samastipur and Nalanda are turning schools into community resilience centers. Learn about student training, infrastructure changes, and the fight to keep ...

JJM rolls out RPWSS Digital Registry for rural transparency. Delhi mandates water bill clearance for property transfer.

Riverine floods in India are changing in size, timing, and impact, bringing new challenges for safety, farming, and water planning across regions. Every year during the monsoon, we hear familiar flood ...

The Indian gharial (Gavialis gangeticus) is an ancient predator, a reptile that outlived the dinosaurs yet may not outlast us. It is one of India’s most unusual river creatures—ancient, elusive, and ...

Blue button jellies, tiny marine creatures that are frequenting coasts in India, serve as living barometers of the oceans and are rapidly becoming symbols of a much bigger problem, the intensifying ...

Contrary to popular belief, the technology to treat sewage and to convert it to potable quality has existed for about 60 years now. Windhoek, (the capital of Namibia) has been treating wastewater and ...

Climate change and human activity are greening the Thar Desert—raising urgent questions about water security and sustainable groundwater use. While many dryland areas in India are experiencing ...

The Gunther’s toad, a little-known amphibian, native to the rocky outcrops of southern India and a farmer's friend, is facing increasing threats from human activities such as granite mining and ...