Water has never existed in isolation. It travels through forests, flows into rivers, seeps into healthy soils to replenish aquifers, and moves across landscapes that manage floods, droughts, and the livelihoods of people. For centuries, India recognised these natural connections. Ponds, streams, wetlands, forests, and rivers were not seen as …
Water is central to India’s development agenda – it supports agriculture, sustains urban areas, drives industry, and underpins public health and wellbeing. While national and state policies are well laid out, the institutional framework often remains complex and fragmented, leading to challenges at the ground level. This editorial explores the …
Water is the most important and widely used resource on Earth, essential for sustaining life. It plays a crucial role in maintaining a healthy lifestyle, supporting agriculture, and driving industrial production. Almost everything in our life is connected to water. About 60% of our body is composed of water and …