Globally there are regions where there is an acute shortage of water and also regions with
water resources in abundance. In regions with ample water availability, unrestrained use of …

Out of all the basic needs of humans, water is the most essential for livelihood. It is clearly
known that water is not distributed evenly in the earth's surface. Out of total, only 3% of water …

The study is carried out to understand the impact of the land-use change in terms of
alteration in flow regimes, which are understood to be a leading cause of ecological and …

Water is an ineluctable integral ingredient for the survival of all living beings. During the next
century, more than a quarter of the world's population of developing countries is projected to …

Global water scarcity is one of the most challenging problems agriculture is facing. A 2012
World Bank report on India Groundwater identified India as the highest consumer of …

In India, there are over 600,000 villages, majority of which are underdeveloped. According to
India's 2011 Census, 68.84% of the population lives in villages. As a nation's growth is …

Today, the world is moving towards clean and renewable sources of energy and solutions
which simultaneously tackle the existing environmental problems. One such problem is the …

The health of Indian villagers has been on the decline for the past several years. Hence,
upliftment of healthcare standards is of prime concern of the highest priority. The team …

The effectiveness of Community Engagement programs such as Women's Empowerment
Projects (WEP) relies heavily on efficient communication, allocation of resources, and …

Forty percent of India's water supply is attributed to groundwater. Muljipura, an agriculture-
based village in the northern state of Madhya Pradesh, India, primarily utilizes groundwater …