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New study questions Kerala flood link with climate change

Instead, the study says, the 2018 extreme precipitation and flood events might have been caused due to anomalous large-scale circulation features

South Asia

Karnataka pinning hopes on unseasonal rain to tide over drought, water crisis

The state is staring at a severe drought for second consecutive year with coastal Karnataka experiencing a shortfall in southwest and northeast …

NASA images show flood water spilling from Yangtze river dams

Water was seen moving through the gates of the Three Gorges Dam to the smaller Gezhouba Dam, around 26 kilometres southeast

Out of site

MP government to net in fisherfolk's body

River politics: Krishna changes course

Water crisis: a case study of Jabalpur

Jabalpur's shrinking lakes needs sincere planning and community participation

Nirma cement plant in Gujarat cleared

Unhappy with court verdict, farmers to move apex court

Blunder 999

Kerala is trapped by its promise to host Tamil Nadu’s Mullaperiyar dam for a millennium

Teesta dams: A recipe for disaster?

The Gujarat 2001 earthquake drove home the point that cities built on river alluvium and sand are likely to suffer maximum damage from an …

Why Polavaram is a pointless project

The Polavaram dam involves a huge cost but its benefit will be limited

Large dams not an answer to water shortage

There is a need to find better solutions

Himalayan destruction

Study quantifies the impact of hydel projects on the ecology of the mountain range

Is it the end?

For two historical water bodies in Hyderabad

Parched soil

Balochistan, Sindh face drought

Tamil Nadu and Kerala slug it out over Mullaperiyar dam

Mullaperiyar imbroglio Rivers plight politicians delight

In search of the missing

In the undivided Koraput district of Orissa, there exist 190 villages that have slowly been pushed off the map of India. Hurled by fast-track …

Dodgy arithmetic over Narmada waters

Farmers resolute on not sharing Hirakud waters

Landslide dams Tsangpo river

Economic growth brings in invasive species

Hydropower back in World Bank's good books