With no means to bring back waste from where troops are deployed on the Siachen glacier, the place is becoming a mountain of trash, reports Athar Parvaiz

Groundwater lessons from African countries may provide insights into how South Asia deals with its water crisis

Run–the-river projects no better than reservoirs

The engineering solutions put in place to tackle the issue of floods has created more problems than solutions in Bihar, says former IIT professor and doyen of water experts Dinesh Mishra

Lahore faces increasing incidence of flooding, much of it due to declining tree cover and silted drains as well as climate change, and authorities need to prepare in advance to deal with it, argues Dawar Hameed Butt

A lack of people and pollution management along the pilgrim trail to the Amarnath shrine in Kashmir is having a massive impact on a stunning and ecologically sensitive zone

In an exclusive interview to thethirdpole.net, India’s Water Secretary, Upendra Prasad Singh, emphasises the crucial needs of managing water demand in agriculture and community participation

People are leaving their villages en masse as they cannot farm, cannot fish and have no freshwater, thanks to sea level rise and dams upstream

Bangladesh has become one of the world’s top producers of farmed fish, but behind its success lies a trail of polluting practices that threaten the health of its population, and sustainable fishery

With significant demand for trade on both the Indian and Bangladeshi sides of the Meghna basin, build up infrastructure to facilitate river-borne trade will help local communities, argue Bipul Chatterjee and Veena Vidyadharan