Good news for the capital’s heritage lovers. The water table in South Delhi’s Shamsi pond and three other step-wells Gandak, Rajaon and Qutab has started going up.

The Delhi government has embarked on an ambitious project to rejuvenate the Yamuna with an aim to rid the river of pollutants, stop discharge of all sorts of effluents into it and making its river-

Only 0.01 bcm water is available for future use in Delhi, whileit is negative in Gurgaon and in almost all districts of Haryana

The National Green Tribunal today directed Delhi Gymkhana Club to pay Rs 10 lakhs to North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC) for operating five borewells in its premises and "illegal" extracting o

Major initiatives include public awareness campaign

National Green Tribunal (NGT) has directed that all illegal borewells which have not applied to Delhi Pollution Control Committee for consent to operate should be sealed immediately.

Not Cleaned For Long, Facilities Too Filthy For Use; Waste Dumps Full Too

Delhi is reportedly facing the highest decline of groundwater level among all the metros in the country.

A solution to the waterlogging problem in Delhi is still years away with the Delhi government informing the High Court on Wednesday that a study on problems with the capital’s drainage system was l