Groundwater abstraction from the transboundary Indo-Gangetic Basin comprises 25% of
global groundwater withdrawals, sustaining agricultural productivity in Pakistan, India, Nepal …

The depletion of groundwater resources threatens food and water security in India.
However, the relative influence of groundwater pumping and climate variability on …

Abstract In the Lower Transboundary Indus Basin (LTIB), excessive groundwater is being
consumed in combination with surface water to meet the increasing demand for irrigation …

Abstract The Indo-Gangetic aquifer is one of the world's most important transboundary water
resources, and the most heavily exploited aquifer in the world. To better understand the …

One of the fundamental sustainable development goals has been recognized as having
access to clean water for drinking purposes. In the Anthropocene era, rapid urbanization put …

The state of Punjab has a dominant agrarian economy and is considered India's bread
basket. However, it is now under the problem of falling agro-economy primarily because of …

Currently, groundwater resources are under anthropogenic and natural pressures.
Depending on various factors, aquifers have diverse responses toward stresses. Resilience …

Globally, shallow aquifer groundwater (GW) has been severely affected in recent decades
for both geogenic and anthropogenic reasons. The hydro-geochemical characteristics of the …

Alluvial aquifers are one of the most exploited and easily accessible aquifer networks across
the world, as they coincide with regions of intensive human settlements. Over the years …

In present study, a total of 275 representative water samples (263 groundwater, 8 canal
water, 2 samples from Sutlej River and 2 samples from Buddha Nala) were collected and …