Drinking water from Jmadagu dam by 2010
Deputy Commissioner Anwar Pasha who reviewed the Jakkalm-adagu Dam renovation works on Saturday, said that works were going on in full swing and were expected to be completed before April 2010.
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Rainwater harvesting can help AAP
Focus Should Be On Constructing, Monitoring RWH Systems, Say Experts Aam Aadmi Party may be yet to achieve its goal of equitable water supply in Delhi but this can be worked out in the long run. It is hoped that AAP will take up rainwater harvesting in a big way to meet the massive demand of consumers, especially those in unauthorized colonies.
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Misuse or steal water and pay the penalty
Smriti Kak Ramachandran NEW DELHI: In a month from now stealing water or wasting it will be an expensive proposition for the Capital
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A 138 km pipe dream
Bhilwara awaits next polls for water kalavati devi
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Coming, 5 lakh electronic meters to ensure careful usage of water
Mumbai The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) will soon install electronic water meters for five lakh water consumers across the city to prevent wastage of water.
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Monsoon woes: 30 per cent water cut if it doesnt rain
Mumbai Even as rains are giving the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) sleepless nights, the city may have to brace itself for a 30 per cent water cut if there are no showers in catchment areas of the six lakes that supply water to Mumbai.
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Right to water versus water pricing: challenges in Developing Countries
This paper investigates the challenges faced by developing countries in relation to urban water supply and explores the issues in details with reference to four selected Asian countries: India, Philippines, Indonesia and Bangladesh.
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Residents confront civic officials on water woes
Mumbai The first-ever public meeting of Mumbai citizens, high-ranking Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation officials and corporators at the Andheri east ward office saw an overwhelming presence of citizens facing water problems.
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Socio-spatial situatedness and access to water
The large state-managed and institutionalised provision of water in Delhi and its nearby environs is not free of social and political biases. In the nearby Trans Hindon area, different sections of the
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More borewells: Will the strategy hold water?
G Manjusainath, Jan 1, DHNS : Borewells might not be the answer to address the City
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Five-stars squeeze more water from every drop
MUMBAI: Five-star hotels, which had to bear the brunt of the water cuts this year, have drastically cut down consumption by adopting a systematic approach to water conservation.
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Water cut: PMC has new excuse
Pune Now, the civic administration has a new excuse for not providing sufficient drinking water to the people of Pune
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Clean water to the doorsteps of parched throats
Mahesh Kulkarni / Hubli-dharwad July 24, 2009, 0:13 IST Karnataka project does wonders with water service management
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Can Netravati River Diversion project solve Citys water woes?
S Lalitha, Bangalore, April 1, DH News Service: When the Second Phase of the Cauvery Stage IV project gets commissioned by 2011 end, the City will end up utilising every drop of the 19 TMC feet of water allocated to it by the Cauvery Water Disputes Tribunal. It means end of the road to augmenting City
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Thane civic body goes hi-tech with automated water supply
Mumbai System enables real-time monitoring of water parameters in the supply network
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Water wise
A self sustained housing society, undaunted by water scarcity Come summer, several posh housing societies along Bengaluru
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Capital facing a water scare now
Smriti Kak Ramachandran If there is no rain in the next 48 hours, the city will face an acute water crisis, say Jal Board officials
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Normal water supply in 176 towns
Drinking water supply is normal in 176 towns of the state while water is being supplied every other day in 111 other towns. According to information received from Urban Administration and Development department, position of drinking water supply in 26 district headquarters is normal and regular water supply is being made in these towns every day.
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‘New citizens’ up in arms against penalty for water charges
Residents of newly added BBMP areas asked to pay it along with BCC Residents of areas newly added to BBMP limits are protesting against the BWSSB for collecting penalty along with the beneficiary capital contribution (BCC) from new consumers who had not paid their BCC charges. Special camps have been set up mainly in the newly added areas for the purpose and the Board has clearly mentioned in its application forms about BCC plus penalty.
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City set to get additional drinking water
The suburban areas around Bangalore city are set to get adequate drinking water by the first week of October as the City’s much awaited drinking water project has been completed. Over two million people would get adequate clean drinking water from river Cauvery next month with the completion of an ambitious project — Cauvery IV stage II phase — at Thorekadanahalli in Malavalli taluk of Mandya district on Friday.