In a bid to remove the trust deficit between the Kuki and Tangkhul Naga communities, Chief Minister Yumnam Khemchand Singh visited various ...

Delhi's water demand is rising significantly. The city plans to supply treated wastewater for non-drinking uses like flushing and gardening...

Gujarat, despite universal tap connections, lags behind the national average in water quantity and quality. A recent report indicates only ...

The number of arsenic-affected habitations in India has significantly reduced from 14,020 to 314 since August 2019 through the Jal Jeevan M...

Arunachal Pradesh became the first state in India to achieve 100% saturation in the implementation of the Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM) program....

Telangana has become the first state in independent India to launch 'Mission Bhagiratha', a project aimed at providing potable water connec...

Maharashtra, Karnataka, Andaman and Nicobar Islands Islands, and Mizoram had over 90 percent households that receive water at least once a ...

As many as 68,374 schools supplied packaged or bottled drinking water, while 1,74,632 schools accessed drinking water from "other sources".

Appreciating the Union Minister for holding the conference at Guwahati, the Chief Minister said that the initiative would immensely help in...

The business was entrusted to implement rural water supply projects to provide potable water to 800 villages. The scope comprises tube well...

It was emphasised that these households can be easily covered by taking up retrofitting/augmentation work of the existing drinking water su...

Now, 7.24 crore households (38 per cent), that is, more than one-third of the rural households are getting potable water through taps, the ...

Jal Jeevan Mission in partnership with states aims to provide potable water in adequate quantity of prescribed quality on a regular and lon...

The Jal Shakti minister urged the CM to stress on taking up works immediately in a ‘campaign mode‘ in 3,891 villages in the state reported ...

The total financial implication of the audit findings works out to Rs 2,875 crore, which was a very significant 15 per cent of the expendit...

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

One in every four Delhiite gets 3.82 litre of water a day as against a prescribed 172 litres, according to the government auditor.