Press & Media
Planting Hope: How Community Afforestation Efforts Help Restore Bengaluru’s Greenery
Published in Citizen Matters
RO Water Purifiers Explained: What Every Homeowner Should Know
Published in Citizen Matters
Are White-Topped Roads Worsening Flooding in Bengaluru?
Published in Citizen Matters
Scientists Raise Alarm as Rural Water Supply Goes from Depths to Debt
Published in Mongabay India
The Greater Bengaluru Authority Must Embrace River-Centric Planning
Published in South First
Raichur at the Crossroads: Gender-Sensitive Strategies for Sustainable Rural Labour
This Raichur photo essay shines a light on the grueling labor challenges faced by women farmers in Raichur, Karnataka, who manually harvest Byadgi chillies and transplant paddy. Under the unrelenting sun and with minimal tools, these women endure long hours bent over red-hot fields, coping with skin irritation, back pain, and scarce access to protective gear. By highlighting the resilience of Karnataka’s rural agriculture workforce, this essay calls attention to the urgent need for improved support and mechanisation to ease these labor challenges.
India’s Share of Indus Waters Can Recharge Punjab Aquifers
Unlocking Punjab aquifers with surplus Indus water during the monsoon offers a sustainable pathway for groundwater recharge. By channeling Indus water into managed recharge ponds, India can restore Punjab aquifers and secure long-term water resilience.
Bring Back Nature to Bengaluru’s Rescue
Published in Deccan Herald
Few Bengaluru Apartments Sell Treated Wastewater
Published in Deccan Herald
FluxGen and WELL Labs’ DropTalk 2025 Redefines Water Conversations
Published in MSN
Dead Borewells Foretell Tales of Water Insecurity on Bengaluru Outskirts
Published in Deccan Herald
Bengaluru Needs Effective Groundwater Monitoring
Published in Citizen Matters
Unpredictable Rainfall Makes Farming in Marathwada Even Harder
Erratic rainfall in Marathwada, Maharashtra, is playing havoc with the lives of farmers and their potential for harvest. From Jalna to every other district in the region, the rise of extreme rain events is scrambling age-old farming calendars and pressing the local water management system to the brink. Amid these unpredictable downpours and dry spells, the risks to farmer crops and income in Marathwada are rising.
Why Does It Flood so Bad in Bengaluru?
Published in The Hindu
WELL Labs Signs MoU with Jal Jeevan Mission Assam
Published in The Shillong Times