Rice–wheat cropping system, intensively followed in Indo-Gangetic plains (IGP), played a
prominent role in fulfilling the food grains demand of the increasing population of South …

Abstract Rice (Oryza sativa L.)–wheat (Triticum aestivum L.) cropping system in north-
western Indo-Gangetic Plains performed a crucial role in the national food security …

Groundwater is the largest store of available freshwater in the world. With the increasing
impact of climate change and human activities, assessment of variations in groundwater …

Due to spatial unevenness in rainfall, groundwater dependency for irrigation has increased
exponentially, which poses a challenge for its sustainability. Hence, the long-term behaviour …

Groundwater resources are used in various parts of the world to meet out drinking water
supply, irrigational practices and industrial applications. These valuable resources are …

Groundwater drought is a relatively new concept, particularly in the Indian subcontinent,
where groundwater levels are declining rapidly. The present study focuses on …

The dynamics of groundwater depends upon lithology, landforms and the geological setups.
If these factors are favourable then the aquifer condition is considered good for sufficient …

The growing demand for agricultural products, driven by the Green Revolution, has led to a
significant increase in food production. However, the demand is surpassing production …

Water table level monitoring and analysis are among the tools available to identify variations
in the quantitative state of groundwater. Moreover, these levels highlight the response of …

In India, especially in the state of Haryana in the northwestern parts, groundwater is the key
source of water supply for domestic, industrial and agricultural uses. In recent years, the …