- May 2, 2026
Tamil Nadu’s Mettur Reservoir Fills Early, Transforming Irrigation
The Stanley Reservoir in Mettur reached its full reservoir level (FRL) of 120 feet in June—only the second time this
Delhi Faces Wetlands Crisis Amid Dispute Over Water Bodies and Low-Lying Land
A prolonged deadlock over Tikri Khurd lake in Delhi’s Narela region reflects the Capital’s worsening wetland crisis. Years after clear
Uttar Pradesh Leads India with Massive Tree Plantation for Sustainable Future
Uttar Pradesh is set to witness a significant ecological transformation as the state gears up to plant over 1.14 crore
Hyderabad Sunnam Cheruvu Water Declared Unfit For Irrigation Use
New water quality reports from Sunnam Cheruvu in Hyderabad have raised serious alarms about its ecological health. Tests conducted by
Global Food-Water Security Strengthened by Asia and Middle East Innovations
As global climate pressures mount, emerging economies in Asia and the Middle East are reshaping how the world thinks about
Monsoon Alert Kolkata Set For Heavy Rainfall On Sunday
Kolkata is set for a rain-soaked Sunday as a fresh low-pressure system, forming over the Bay of Bengal, moves toward
CIDCO Plans Long-Term Water Security For Rapidly Expanding Navi Mumbai Region
As Navi Mumbai International Airport nears commissioning and the Airport Influence Notified Area (NAINA) expands rapidly, authorities have launched a
Toxic River Water Puts South Africa’s Fruit Export Industry At Risk
South Africa’s Lowveld region faces a growing agricultural crisis as rising E. coli levels in river water threaten both local
Goa Faces Water Divide as South Dams Overflow and North Remain Dry
Goa’s reservoirs are witnessing sharp contrasts in performance this monsoon season. While South Goa enjoys early spillover from the Selaulim
India teams with FAO to improve irrigation in water-stressed farms
India has partnered with the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) to launch a sustainable agriculture and water management pilot