- May 2, 2026
Bengaluru’s Drainage Crisis BWSSB Exposes 3,000 Illegal Connections
Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) officials have uncovered a significant issue of illegal drainage connections across Bengaluru, identifying
Monsoon Resurgence Rainfall Revives Across Uttar Pradesh
The southwest monsoon, which had remained subdued earlier this week, made a vigorous comeback on Thursday, advancing into several parts
Bengaluru Leads in Treated Water Reuse for Agricultural and Industrial Needs
Bengaluru, amidst grappling with severe water scarcity issues, has emerged as a frontrunner in the efficient reuse of treated wastewater,
Delhi’s Palla Project Stalls Due to Silt
NEW DELHI: The Palla floodplain project, initiated five years ago by Delhi’s irrigation and flood control (IFC) department to capture
Delhi’s Lake Revival Boosts Groundwater Levels
NEW DELHI: The Delhi government’s initiative to rejuvenate lakes using treated water has yielded significant results, especially in the South
Weak Monsoon Escalates Karnataka-Tamil Nadu Water Dispute
BENGALURU: The recent slowdown in monsoon activity over Karnataka has heightened tensions with Tamil Nadu over the sharing of Cauvery
Kochi’s Kinfra Pushes Forward with Periyar Water Supply Amidst Challenges
Kerala Industrial Infrastructure Development Corporation (Kinfra) is set to resume work on the contentious water supply project along the banks
No Water for 15% of Ahmedabad AMC Data
The latest water zone map released by the Ahmedabad Municipal Corporation (AMC) has unveiled a significant issue: more than 15%
Monsoon Enters UP Rainfall Expected Across the State
Lucknow: The southwest monsoon made its much-awaited arrival in Uttar Pradesh on Tuesday, marking a delayed onset compared to its
Hinjewadi Township Struggles with Severe Water Contamination Crisis
Hinjewadi’s Blue Ridge Township, a bustling residential hub in Pune, finds itself embroiled in a prolonged struggle with severe water