Water & Sanitation
Nation’s water reservoirs only one-fourths full
06 Apr 2016
Punjab assembly unites to block SYL Canal
18 Mar 2016
First study maps Earth's hidden groundwater
17 Nov 2015
An international group of hydrologists has produced the first data-driven estimate of the Earth's total supply of groundwater
Mumbai Press Club hosts panel discussion on water conservation
By By Austin Lobo | 31 Oct 2015
Clean Ganga Mission to utilise geospatial and crowd-sourcing technologies for pollution monitoring of Ganga
23 Jun 2015
Making drinking water safe at the source
By By Rob Jordan | Stanford Woods Institute for the E | 26 Mar 2015
Canada to build world’s largest ozonation waste-water treatment centre
25 Mar 2015
Canada’s second-biggest city Montreal is going ahead with its plan to construct the world’s largest ozonation waste water treatment centre
Irrigation scam probe cleared, Maharashtra govt tells High Court
12 Dec 2014
Advocate general Sunil Manohar today told the Nagpur Bench of the Bombay High Court that the state government had approved an Anti-Corruption Bureau probe in the irrigation scam
BMC conducts lake tapping at Modak Sagar
04 Sep 2014
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