lake revival

Across India, citizens are joining hands to revive lakes and rivers. From Chennai to Coimbatore, these people-led movements show how communities can solve the water crisis.

Bengaluru water scarcity: From completing projects on time to reviving lakes, constructing open wells, rainwater harvesting and using wastewater as a genuine resource -- experts say the solutions to the city's problem are apparent and eminently doable.

The Better India launches India’s Water Warriors Awards to honour heroes who have done incredible work and created amazing impact in water conservation.

IAS, IPS, IFS: Meet the 12 officers whose exemplary work in 2021 ensured that we picked them for our 'Excellence in Public Service' yearender list.

Meghana Musunuri, founder and director of Fountainhead School in Hyderabad, worked with 100 students to revive Meedi Kunta Lake in the city to teach them about environment conservation

Ganga Rajput from Chaudhury Khera village in Bundelkhand, Madhya Pradesh rallied the women in her community to revive the 1,000-year-old Baba Talab with the help of NGO Parmath Samaj Sevi Sanstha

With World Water Day 2020 around the corner, we are happy to announce that the Lake Revivers Collective is moving to its next project - the Hadosiddapura lake located in Sarjapur, Bengaluru.

SDM Arun Kumar Singh has already earned the ISO:9001 certification last year for quality management and fulfillment of a citizens' charter! #IAS #Governance

Want to save the dying lakes of #Bengaluru? Dr Shobha Ananda Reddy is the mentor you have been looking for.

The work started in full swing around February 2019. Eight months later, in October 2019, the lake was brimming with water. Talking to The Better India, Ramen shares the endeavours that helped her achieve the seemingly impossible.