Crunching numbers

Bangla bottled water also a hazard

Why invite arsenic?

Abjure groundwater, prudent surface water use can solve drinking water and irrigation problems

Lower arsenic standards for rural people in the US

Proposing substandard water

Bringing the basics to a neglected slum

An NGO is helping residents of a Kanpur slum to get amenities like drinking water, latrines and medical care

Checking the damage

MANTHAN SE PRAVAH·VHS (PAL)·colour·30 mins· Gujarati (with English commentary)·Directed by Raju Barot·…

Quenching parched throats

Solutions do not come easy. However, there are ways to avoid a bigger crisis: give water back to the people and rediscover the water harvesting …

No water just woes

Despite numerous schemes, financial allocations and "election-time" promises, drinking water is still a scarce commodity. Public participation …

Faucets of the problem

Once known as the land of magic, India amazed the west with the trick of the bottomless pitcher. The magician would fill countless containers …

To meet 2017 target, one million rural households need to be connected with piped water supply every day

Community involvement is missing and so is the interest towards maintaining sustainability of drinking water projects. What else hinders progress …

Muddy Water

Cold storage

An age old principle comes in handy to provide the rural poor with low cost refrigerators

Of bottles and kundis

Indian rivers are getting polluted

Health-watch

Life expectancy in India will be 71 by the year 2025, says the latest World Health Report

Unholy water?

WATERED DOWN

Contradictory claims

Ensuring drinking water

Water, loo

Priorities, post-WSSD

No passing through

New carbon-based nanotube filter cleans drinking water, petroleum too

Shoring up

Concern over contaminant in Washington's water

The curse of plenty

If Kerala can't solve its water problem, who can?

Is water use sustainable?

No. In the last 100 years, global population tripled, but freshwater use increased sixfold

Shun simplification

Giving women a voice in water user bodies does not necessarily empower them