water shortage

From revamping ancient conservation practices to recycling waste water for drinking, these innovations can help ensure that the future generations are not devoid of the elixir of life. #SaveWater #Innovation

Solutions like rainwater harvesting, agroforestry and recharge wells that root on sustainability are already helping farmers sustain throughout the year.

“I don’t want rainwater harvesting to be a novel initiative by a few but a regular and common practice that touches each corner of the country", says this incredible man.

The brainchild of Vikas Brahmavar, the company believes in keeping the water as natural as possible with all non-desirable properties removed or reduced to desirable levels depending on the application or requirement.

As part of a project started by the local government school, children in Malali are digging percolation pits to recharge groundwater and cope with water scarcity.

These man-made ‘ice stupas’ by Sonam Wangchuk are Ladakh’s own way of water harvesting. Find out the science behind it.

A toilet that uses no water is the solution to water shortage and open defecation in rural India. It is the need of the hour.

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

ISRO will help the government to identify villages with surface water sources through satellite mapping.