India, Israel MoU on water resources management soon
A joint working group to monitor activities under the MoU will also be set up.
Ken-Betwa inter-link project seen getting delayed
The Water Resources Ministry is pushing for taking up the project on a "mission mode".
Maharashtra mulls policy on treated sewage water usage
Immediately, treated sewage could be supplied to industrial units and power plants.
EU puts high tariffs on Indian water, sewage pipes
EU has imposed high tariffs on imports of water and sewage pipes from India.
Japan's Toshiba acquires majority stake in UEM India
Toshiba previously held 26% stake in UEM India and now has bought an additional 54%.
Kirloskar Brothers buys Rodelta Pumps of Netherlands
The acquisition has been done by Kirloskar Pompen B.V, a 100 per cent subsidiary of KBL.
Delhi to have limited role for pvt sector in water
Delhi would encourage private participation in water projects to construction only.
Murugappa Group, Jap company form JV for industrial water
The Indian Group will own controlling 51 per cent equity stake in a new JV company.
SIWW invites papers for Water Convention 2016
The Water Convention 2016 'Call for Papers' will close soon on August 15, 2015.
Xiaomi unveils 'smart' water purifier; keen on India launch
Though available in China now, Xiaomi is considering a launch in India soon.
Nine of the 10 worst global risks are linked to water
Water is one of the world’s gravest risks, according to the Global Risks Report published earlier this week at the World Economic Forum in Davos. And the situation is actually worse than it might seem at first glance.
Global warming didn’t pause, find new research studies
In two recent studies, a group of international scientists joined forces to thoroughly disentangle any possible “hiatus” confusion.
Where have the wetlands disappeared?
The first-ever Global Wetland Outlook reveals that wetlands have disappeared three times faster than the average annual rate of natural forests over the past 45 years.
