Water Crisis

A greywater recycling system collects, treats and reuses wastewater from household activities such as bathing and washing clothes, helping reduce the demand for fresh water

Kabul could be first modern city to run out of water by 2030: Why that matters and how it can be avoided

The Afghan capital, home to nearly six million people, may see its aquifers run dry by 2030 if urgent action is not taken.

The Power of Public-Private Partnerships in Water Management: Adding the fourth ‘P’

India can address water challenges through public-private partnerships and innovation, ensuring sustainable and equitable water systems for future generations with collaborative efforts

MC Summer Dashboard: Rain spell improves power situation, sowing picks up

The rainfall deficit narrowed further to 14.5% as of June 28

Delhi ministers seek urgent solution of water crisis in letter to PM Modi

Addressing a press conference, Delhi cabinet ministers said Atishi's indefinite fast has entered the fourth day and her health is deteriorating.

Will continue hunger strike until Haryana releases rightful share of Delhi's water: Atishi

"My blood pressure and sugar levels are dropping and my weight has gone down. Ketone level is very high which can have harmful effects in the long run. No matter how much my body suffers, I will continue the fast till Haryana releases water," she said.

Delhi minister Atishi begins indefinite hunger strike as city grapples with severe water crisis

Atishi's hunger strike demands Delhi's full water share from Haryana, highlighting a crisis affecting 28 lakh residents. Her 'Pani Satyagraha' invokes Gandhi's spirit to fight injustice, urging swift action.

Water crisis: Nashik women risk life to scrape water off deep dry well. Watch

'We live in Nashik district and there is no water in our village. Every day, some woman or the other climbs down into the well because there has been no rain, hence there is no water. In doing so, they risk their lives to fetch water from the well,' a villager said.

Delhi water crisis: AAP MLAs write to Union Jal Shakti Minister, urge intervention

New Delhi, Jun 15 The AAP MLAs have written a letter to Union Jal Shakti Minister CR Paatil urging his intervention to solve the water crisis ..

Scorching Summers: People in Uttarakhand Face Water Shortage Issues

As more and more cities in North India come under the scorching heatwave, this time even the hill state of Uttarakhand has not been spared. Residents of Kath Bangla Basti area in Dehradun are grappling with water shortage. It’s becoming difficult to take water tankers in the hilly terrain, forcing residents to climb uphill with cans of water

Delhi Water Crisis: Atishi Inspects Water Distribution | Shehzad Poonawalla Questions AAP

Delhi Water Minister Atishi supervises water distribution near Akshardham during a severe water crisis, while BJP spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla raises concerns about AAP's management of the situation.

Delhi Water Crisis: Atishi Claims Haryana Not Releasing 1050 Cusecs of Water from Munak Canal,

Water Minister Atishi speaking on the water shortage in Delhi, criticized the Haryana government for withholding 1050 cusecs of water from the Munak Canal. She said, “When there is a severe heatwave in Delhi, when there is a water shortage in Delhi, Haryana has reduced the release of water from Munak Canal."

Haryana reducing water flow to Delhi, claims Atishi; BJP accuses her of lying to 'mislead' people

Delhi minister Atishi blamed Haryana for reducing its water share, worsening the water crisis, while BJP's Virendra Sachdeva accused her of misleading the public and demanded an all-party meeting.

Delhi Minister Atishi Blames Haryana For Water Crisis Amid Heatwave | Supreme Court Intervention

Delhi Water Minister Atishi accuses the Haryana government of reducing water flow to the national capital, worsening the ongoing water crisis amid extreme heat. This comes after the Supreme Court directed Himachal Pradesh to release 137 cusecs of surplus water to Delhi, instructing Haryana to facilitate its flow. Atishi, at the Wazirabad barrage, highlights the alarming drop in water levels and vows to address the issue in the Supreme Court on Monday, June 10.

Delhi Heatwave: Water Demand Increases Amid Record-high Temperatures

Severe heatwave conditions in Delhi have thrown normal life out of gear. With temperatures reaching a record high of 44°C, there has been a rapid surge in water demand. In the Okhla Phase II area, locals are facing an acute water crisis, standing in long queues and waiting for their turn to get water from tankers.

Delhi water crisis: Amid heatwave, slum residents rush after tanker as taps dry up. Video

But the daily rush to collect water, especially amid the ongoing heatwave, is not a peaceful process and fights among residents are common. 'There are fights everyday,' a resident said. Moreover, temperatures in the region have been more than 43 degrees Celsius in the last few days. More than 60 people have died due to the heatwave.

SC orders meeting, to hear Delhi govt's plea for surplus water to June 6

The court has asked the Upper Yamuna River Board to hold an emergency meeting of all stakeholders on June 5 to resolve the crisis

Summer Struggles, Water Woes, Unconventional Voter Commutes: Varied Realities in Captivating Pictures

From people seeking respite in the Ganga river to farmers battling the scorching sun in Nadia, and residents in East Delhi's Geeta Colony area relying on water tankers for their drinking water needs amid the sweltering conditions, the scenes across India on June 2, 2024, depicted the struggles and routines of daily life amidst the summer heat. From trainees participating in a 'Combined Passing Out Parade' at Tambaram Air Force Station in Chennai, with a notable number of women among them, to voters across India emphasizing the diverse modes of transportation during elections, the events on June 2, 2024, showcased different aspects of daily life and civic engagement. Pictures capturing moments and emotions speak volumes without words.

Delhi water crisis: DJB to impose fine on water wastage; supply rationed amid rising temperature

Delhi is presently grappling with a dire water shortage, as numerous areas have reported enduring days without adequate water supply. Frustrated residents have been flocking to the Delhi Jal Board (DJB) office in an attempt to resolve the issue. Watch to know more

Water crisis in Delhi: AAP govt moves SC; Kejriwal says no time to indulge in politics

The AAP government in Delhi has told the top court that the water demand in the city has risen significantly due to heatwave conditions, and neighbouring Haryana be directed to release extra water for a month

No time to indulge in politics: Arvind Kejriwal to BJP on water shortage in Delhi

The national capital has been facing a severe water shortage, with water minister Atishi accusing Haryana of not releasing Delhi's share of water.

Bengaluru water crisis: Bengaluru rental demand shifts away from IT corridor of Whitefield

The ongoing water shortage has increased the maintenance cost of apartment owners in these complexes by at least Rs 6,000 per month.

Bengaluru water crisis: Amid protest, experts suggest ban on supply to construction work

Places where people used to receive regular piped water supply from the city's water board are also facing a shortage.

Bengaluru water crisis: Developers, government come together to supply treated water to construction sites

Within 500 meters of wastewater treatment plants, major under-construction sites and private apartments will be supplied water through a separate pipeline

India’s most innovative cities are running out of water

Tech professionals are fleeing a drought in the IT hub of Bengaluru. Fixing the issue means confronting the country’s two most sensitive industries: agriculture and power generation