Groundwater sustains India's agriculture, industries, and drinking water; over-extraction, pollution, and climate change ...

The rapid draining of India's aquifers over the past six years warrants urgent attention. The Indian monsoon evokes images of torrential downpours and yearly flooding; indeed, some parts of the ...

Similar aquifers in the Ganges Brahmaputra Basin and the Indus Basin have helped lead to a population boom that will cause India to pass China as the world’s most populous nation by 2022.

India's agricultural sustainability faces threats from water scarcity and socio-economic vulnerabilities, jeopardizing ...