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Working Transboundary: Building Resilience and Democratizing Governance in the Brahmaputra Basin
The Brahmaputra River has repeatedly been the centre ground of diplomatic hostility between China, India and Bangladesh. With no transboundary...
The Time is Ripe for a Brahmaputra River Treatise
Last month, representatives of civil society organizations from five countries came together in Kathmandu, Nepal for a three-day workshop to...
Ganga Rejuvenation Must Go Beyond Lip Service
The rejuvenation of the Ganga figured prominently in the manifesto of the Bharatiya Janta Party, which took over the reins...
Guest Blog – The UN Watercourses Convention Enters Into Force
A victory for international water law, but great challenges still loom on the horizon. In a great victory for international...
A Photo Journey Through Uttarakhand
Earlier this year before the southwest monsoons set in, our regional team decided to pay a visit to the Indian...
Life-Giving Deltas Starved by Dams
The Indus Delta – here at Keti Bandar – is being eroded by the sea. Emily Woodhouse The deltas of...
China’s Domestic Dam Plans Draw Ire At Home and Abroad
From March 2013 World Rivers Review China’s State Council – the country’s ultimate decision-making body – announced its new Energy...
The Baral River
The Baral River originates from the big river Padma (the local name of the Ganges that entered into Bangladesh from...
Toriqul Isalm: Jalangi and Chandana Rivers
Today I will tell a story of how a bread earner (trans-boundary) river has started to die because of the...
India’s Dammed Rivers Suffer Fisheries Collapse
From December 2012 World Rivers Review Fishing Groups Take Steps to Fight Back It may surprise many that India is...