Published by Pandit Patil, BAIF DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH FOUNDATION, PUNE - Additional Chief Programme Coordinator in Government
I just can not read anymore these news about "Cauvery water dispute". These are disturbing news. What do you all think? Which laws are necessary to avoid these disputes?
Category: Government
more tree more water............more life
Published by ANKIT JAIN, Chemistry Teacher at ST JOSAF VAZ VIDHYA NIKETAN MATATILA DAM ROAD TBT
Maharashtra Water Resources Regulatory Authority has done some work and taken decisions towrads equitable distribution of water at the sub-basin level. Interested may visitwww.mwrra.org>; or contact on
Published by SURESH KULKARNI, Maharashtra Water Resources Regulatory Authority - Secretary
About this: Cauvery water war: When did the dispute start and where are we now?
Published by Paul Villegas, Pontifical Catholic University of Peru
Maharashtra has taken a step forward in this direction by establishing a Maharashtra Water Resources Regulatory Authority. The Authority has given some landmark decisions on equitable distribution of water resources within a sub-basin. Interested may visit
Published by SURESH KULKARNI, Maharashtra Water Resources Regulatory Authority - Secretary
It's is purely technically, an 'Optimal Sustainable Integrated Trans-boundary River Basin Water Resources Development' problem
Published by Dinesh K Srivastava, i i t roorkee - emeritus fellow
It's is purely technically, an 'Optimal Sustainable Integrated Trans-boundary River Basin Water Resources Development' problem
Published by Dinesh K Srivastava, i i t roorkee - emeritus fellow
Such disputes have become very common. The better way out is to interlink the rivers as suggested by our experts with better management giving priority for the people's development. Certainly such measures will work for better results as a long term solution with better harmony.
Published by LAKSHMI NARAYANA NAGISETTY