water crisis

The researchers cultured a fungus in the lab and subsequently assessed its role in promoting plant growth in water deficit conditions.

In the last few days, Shimla has been making headlines for the severe water shortage it has been facing, with residents having to wait for days to get clean water into their homes.

In rural areas alone, 63.4 million of our fellow citizens live without access to clean water—more than any other country in the world.

The people in a small village in Rajasthan were suffering from an acute water crisis. The ground water table had depleted, youngsters were migrating and harvest yields were very low. This is when Sehgal Foundation intervened.

Vinodkumar and Arti Saxena reuse all the greywater in their home and have also taken up several cost-effective measures to build their green home.

Farmers in north Karnataka were facing an acute water crisis so they worked together to revive a dead lake.

A young man from drought-hit Junnar in Maharashtra is quenching the thirst of area residents with his own resources.

The villagers of Madhya Pradesh have started digging new ponds and desiliting old ones which are spread across 200 villages.

Four railway employees from Nagpur are doing their bit to help quench the thirst of villagers in drought-hit Latur.

While Latur is facing a severe water crisis, Mateen Musa, a schoolteacher, manually draws 10,000 litres of water from his bore well everyday, and gives it free of cost to residents.