New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Monday expressed reluctance to ask the Centre to invest heavily this year in the ambitious river networking project proposed by then President A P J Abdul Kalam and

Questioning whether the interlinking of rivers would require land acquisition, the Supreme Court on Monday said it might not favour the project if it meant a huge financial burden on the government

Jalpaiguri, Oct.

Ranchi, Sept. 28: The Jharkhand and Bengal governments have agreed to set up a joint committee to monitor the release of Subernarekha and Kharkai waters and minimise flood threats.

The Patna High Court has directed the Centre to set up a tribunal for the settlement of the Sone river water dispute between Bihar and Uttar Pradesh, especially, on the question of water sharing fr

The Takam Mising Porin Kebang during its three-day central workshop that concluded on Sunday has resolved to intensify the agitation against big dams in the greater interest of the State and its pe

A day after Prime Minister Manmohan Singh returned from his two-day Bangladesh visit, External Affairs Minister S M Krishna said that the government would work towards arriving at “solutions” accep

BANKURA, 7 SEPT: The state Public Health Engineering department today entered into an agreement of sharing 50 per cent of river water with a private steel unit in drought-prone Bankura.

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Wednesday regretted that India and Bangladesh could not sign the Teesta water sharing deal during his visit to Dhaka, but reaffirmed New Delhi's commitment to ink t

The 'Mamata mess' over Teesta river agreement appears to have upset Bangladesh.