Delhi Jal Board is likely to take over at least 100 waterbodies from various land owning agencies and work on their revival and restoration.

Set up in June 2010, Somaiya Vidyavihar’s Rs 10 lakh-rainwater harvesting project consists of 10-12 harvesting pits, distributed throughout the campus

Aurangabad: Hit by four consecutive droughts, some residents of the city have come together to install a variety of rainwater harvesting systems in their respective homes and private townships.

EFI invites residents’ welfare associations and volunteers to conduct workshops related to various aspects of conservation

‘Mazhathavalam’ to recharge district’s groundwater table

One lakh pits to be constructed under Rs.4.80-crore project of district panchayat

New Delhi: The ministry of urban development and poverty alleviation made rainwater harvesting mandatory in 2001 for all new buildings with a plot size of over100sq m by modifying the building byla

Nisha Agnihotri, resident architect for New Delhi-based architect firm Creative Group, said, "Right from the stage when the site was being prepared for construction to the completion stage, all GRI

Is there a growing awareness among the people of Mysuru about the concepts of climate change and global warming consequent to drought and unprecedented heat in the recent past?

The National Green Tribunal has directed a five-star hotel here to submit details of its water consumption after a plea alleged that the hotel was illegally extracting ground water and causing envi

Rural development ministry to also seek more funds over and above Rs 38,500 crore allocated in 2016-17 Budget for such works