The Delhi High Court has instructed the Delhi Jal Board to inspect and fix a problem of highly contaminated drinking water in east Delhi ar...

As summer nears, Bengaluru's BWSSB is cracking down on water wastage, penalizing 112 violators in a week. With restrictions on using drinki...

Bengaluru has banned the use of potable water for non-essential activities like gardening and vehicle washing. Violators will be fined. The...

NGT queries water usage at IPL matches in M Chinnaswamy Stadium. KSCA, BWSSB, KSPCB to provide details by May 2. Each match received 75,000...

Bengaluru's water scarcity crisis has severely impacted car wash businesses relying on borewell water. Some have shut down while others suf...

Bengaluru is facing a severe water crisis, leading residents to urge employers for work-from-home option. The Bangalore Water Supply and Se...

BWSSB said in an order that before drilling borewells for personal or other use in Bengaluru city, it is mandatory to obtain permission fro...

Bengaluru's resident welfare associations have taken decisive action in response to the city's escalating water crisis. Implementing water ...

"Such complaints in 2013-14 were 55,455, but in 2020-21, they have risen to 1.71 lakh. Similarly, between 2014 and 2021, the number of pati...

Work is underway in projects worth Rs 1.91 lakh crore under the flagship 'Jal Jeevan Mission', which seeks to provide drinking water to eve...

Faced with criticism over large quantity of water usage for pitches for IPL, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis today said Maharashtra is fin...

Venkat Viswanathan, assistant professor at the Carnegie Mellon University in US, along with colleagues designed a conceptual device.

Railways will use water released from sewage treatment plants for non-potable use like washing trains and platforms. Railways will also for...

The step was taken keeping in view the deepening water crisis and decline in Meja dam's water level, the spokesperson added.

Public health engineering department officials attribute the lack of potable water to technical snags in motor pumps and erratic power supp...

The DJB had alleged that since the AAP came to power, supply of water from Haryana through Munak canal has dropped substantially.

Haryana today sought Rs 400 crore special grant from the Centre to mitigate drinking water problem in the state.