There are nine major and 800 medium and small irrigation projects in Marathwada.

The CWC has pitched for inter-linking of rivers in regions like Marathwada in Maharashtra and Bundelkhand of Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Prade...

The live storage at these 91 reservoirs is 28.175 billion cubic metres, which is 18 per cent of the total capacity, the Central Water Commi...

People in Marathwada have been forced to rely on water tankers to meet their daily needs, the number of tankers supplying water increased b...

Eight of the region’s 11 major dams are at dead storage level. Water from the dams has to be lifted as it cannot flow out.

Eight of the region's 11 major dams are at dead storage level, meaning water from these dams cannot flow out but has to be lifted.

According to the data with the state government, as on March 21, 3122 tankers were plying drinking water in the state, up 12% .

Several residents of villages in Paithan tehsil climbed atop a water tank to press for their demand of water supply to their village.

The overall reservoir level has dipped to 47% as on November 30. However, the reservoir status of Marathwada is most acute.

Exceptionally scanty rainfall in the state has not only damaged the kharif crops, but has resulted in drinking water and fodder crisis.

In view of the serious drought conditions prevalent in the Marathwada, the Maharashtra government is mulling to further cut down water supp...

Maharashtra Water Resources Department has recommended creation of decentralised reservoirs and promotion of watershed programmes among oth...

Fadnavis chaired a meeting with ministers and senior officials in Aurangabad yesterday regarding drought mitigation measures in Marathwada.

The Maharashtra government is considering a plan to provide drinking water to drought-affected Latur in the Marathwada region through railw...

The Marathwada region, including Aurangabad, Beed, Nanded and Osmanabad districts, is worst affected by the sweltering heat.

There are 2498 irrigation dams in Maharashtra and only 20 per cent water is left in the state's reservoirs as on May 16.

Salman Khan's 'Being Human' foundation has come forward to offer help in the drought-hit Marathwada region of Maharashtra.