Delhi Jal Board

Delhi Jal Board Writes To BBMB Again To Defer Repair of Nangal Hydel Channel

Delhi Anticipates Water Scarcity as Govt Plans To Shut Nangal Hydel Channel

Why Most Water ATMs Are Ultimately Not Sustainable

Centre to Ban RO Systems In Places Where Water Quality Meets BIS Norms

NGT Directs Centre to Submit Report on Plea to Make Water Wastage a Penal Offence

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Delhi Has Painted Itself Into a Corner Over Use of Palla Floodplain Aquifer

The untreated effluents, especially from textile dyeing units, that Drain Number 2 carries from Panipat to the Yamuna upstream of Delhi. Credit: Dilip Banerjee/thethirdpole.net.

Panipat Dyes Poison Delhi Waters