India faces a turbulent water future and the current water development and management system is not sustainable ….Unless dramatic changes are made and made soon in the way in which government manages water, India will have neither the cash to … evolution of the management of India's waters, describes the achievements of the past, and the looming set of challenges. The …

)/Water Boards (WBs) in India. NRW management critically affects the ULBs/ WBs in terms of minimizing the debt burden and preventing … (JNNURM). Water demand in urbanized India is forecasted to increase from 31% in the year 2000 to 42% by 2025 and 61% by 2050 … secondary data, followed by a discussion on NRW with reference to India and Indian cities. Using the annual financial statement …

In India, community participation is receiving much importance in water planning and management. However, in the …-created rules adopted by two Water Users Associations (WUAs) in Maharashtra State, India, to govern the use and distribution of …

created disruption in various industries through the way businesses are run. India as a country has an advantage of monetising … potential to provide the most sought after Water Security for a country like India. The current study attempts to identify … available but the management of water resources is not efficient. State-wise analysis across India is conducted to identify the …

the Constitution of India preamble raises the question as to how Rule of Law, which is used as a mechanism for the … and arise in legal systems throughout the world. The paper mainly focuses on the prevailing situation in India. India has … fulfil their duties and will also be held liable in case of mismanagement. India is a democratic country which chooses its …

, industrial uses to agriculture. When it comes to India traditionally there are various major sources of water such as rivers …