- June 13, 2026
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
India Eyes Wastewater as Key to Solving Urban Water Crisis by 2050
India’s urban future may flow not from its rivers, but from its drains. As cities struggle with water shortages and
Chennai to Rebuild Flood-Prone Kodungaiyur Bridge Before Monsoon
Chennai is set to rebuild a critical bridge over the Kodungaiyur canal to prevent a repeat of last year’s flood
Himachal roads washed away, vehicles swept after flash floods wreak devastation
A sudden surge of flash floods has wreaked havoc in Himachal Pradesh, damaging roads and sweeping away heavy vehicles in
Greater Noida STPs go digital for real-time pollution control, smarter water treatment
Greater Noida has initiated real-time digital monitoring across its sewage treatment plants as part of the Namami Gange Project. This
Chhattisgarh Villages Vanish in Rains Losing Access to Treatment
Monsoon-soaked forests of Bastar’s Abujhmad region, entire villages disappear from accessibility, isolated by swelling rivers and crumbling infrastructure. Here, a
Kerala on orange alert with rivers rising and landslips
Heavy rainfall continues to pound Kerala, triggering widespread disruption across several districts. With the India Meteorological Department (IMD) issuing orange
Goa Selaulim Reservoir Fills Ahead of Time This Monsoon
The Selaulim Dam in South Goa reached full capacity on Wednesday—nearly two weeks ahead of schedule following a strong early