Some Indian rivers disappear for months before flowing again during the monsoon. Discover why seasonal rivers dry up, how geology influences them, and their vital role in agriculture and local ...

India, July 3 -- In August 2025, a wall of mud and debris swept through Dharali in Uttarkashi. The cause: a moraine-dammed ...

Why Do These River Stop Flowing For Months? A river can flow year-round only if its channel intersects the groundwater table – the underground layer where water is stored. In pe ...

Not all rivers in India flow year-round. Seasonal rivers like the Vedavathi River, Banas River, and Palar River depend ...

Colombo, June 13 (Daily Mirror) - A minor flood situation has been reported in the Kuda Ganga sub-basin of the Kalu River Basin following significant rainfall in the upper catchment areas, according ...

In a major step towards providing high-speed broadband connectivity to villages across Uttar Pradesh, accelerating digital inclusion, and creating self-employment opportunities for youth, Chief ...

Bangladesh and India are approaching a critical juncture in their water-sharing relationship as the 1996 Ganges Water Sharing Treaty nears expiry in 2026 amid rising climate-driven floods and drought ...

Rivers, as a key part of the landscape, are an important geographic feature on Earth because they provide fresh water, fertile soils, and other resources necessary for sustaining human life.

The Union government’s affidavit before the Supreme Court on hydropower projects in Uttarakhand’s upper Ganga basin is significant for more reasons than one. It is a clear acknowledgement that ...

At many North Indian homes, Ganga Dussehra begins before the house is fully awake. A steel lota, a small diya, a few marigolds, maybe some tulsi leaves, and that familiar family discussion begins at ...

Ganga Dussehra is celebrated every year on the Dashami Tithi of Shukla Paksha in the Jyeshtha month. Image Source : India TV New Delhi: Ganga Dussehra is one of the most important festivals dedicated ...

Colombo, May 22 (Daily Mirror) - Heavy rainfall pounding the Kalu Ganga Basin has triggered a warning of possible minor flooding in several low-lying areas of Ratnapura District within the next few ...