More and more women in this climate-hit region of Maharashtra are feeding their families and making money through diversified organic agriculture

The Sundarbans absorbed the fury of the cyclone to save West Bengal and Bangladesh, but was badly damaged in the process, while the India Meteorological Department earned praise for its accurate updates

The challenge of dealing with air pollution in the large South Asian cities will not be easy or quick, but we can learn from examples of success from other places, argues Kulsum Ahmed

In Kishtwar, a remote region of Kashmir, the Save Marwah Movement stiffens struggle against building of Bursar dam

The Third Pole is offering grants to journalists based in India and Nepal to support in-depth stories on the ecology and the economy of the transboundary Mahakali River basin, with a focus on vulnerable communities, and aimed at helping policymakers and such communities to make better decisions. Application deadline: November 3, 2019

Huge damage at hydropower project in Indian state of Assam renews questions on rathole mining and dams

The brutal murder of a student in Bangladesh’s top university highlights the incendiary debate on water diplomacy with India, as well as the silencing of criticism of the government

Climate change may have led to the deluge, but the Bihar capital remains waterlogged due to corruption and failed urban planning

Narendra Modi may declare that India is open defecation free, but toilet use has to be driven by community engagement, and that is where Bangladesh’s example has important lessons for India

With discussion on a treaty on the Teesta river unlikely to bear fruit during the visit of Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina to India, negotiators hope for treaties on smaller rivers