The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) marked a strong presence at IFAT Delhi 2026, a leading trade fair for water, sewage, solid waste, and recycling, showcasing its progressive initiatives and scalable waste management models aligned with India's sustainability goals.
Across parts of rural India, an unusual crop is quietly redrawing the economics of farming.
It’s Ukraine-Russia consequences redux, only 10 times expanded.
Notably, this marks the largest constituency-level fund release in DJB’s history, ensuring that every part of the national capital benefits from renewed investment in essential water and sanitation systems, officials said.
AAP Delhi State President Saurabh Bharadwaj shared a video on social media platform X, claiming it showed the Eastern Canal in Uttar Pradesh, which originates from Haryana's Hathnikund Barrage, to be completely dry.
he international system, constructed following the Second World War, is almost unrecognizable. New geopolitical realities demand new structures of global governance and a new economy for many which will provide a greater voice for developing and emerging countries. But it remains a work in progress thanks to US intransigence. The US record of being on the wrong side of history is unparalleled
An official spokesperson said that a programme will be organised at Chandigarh on 9 June to launch the action plan which will be a bold step towards conservation of water resources.
The trail of destruction left by Cyclone Mocha, which tore through parts of Bangladesh and Myanmar, is causing severe disruption to the lives of millions of vulnerable children and families, including many already living in dire conditions, said the UNICEF.
An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure! This came into realisation during the chaotic times of the pandemic when washing hands thoroughly was the most basic precaution asked by the government and healthcare authorities
The researchers found that overuse of a scarce resource by the affluent was a factor mostly ignored by those managing cities, with their focus being on finding ways to increase supply or raise water prices. They argued that more equitable distribution of resources was the optimum way to use water.
