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|style="background:#efefef;"|[[Image:surface water_iwp.png|left|90px|link=India Water Portal: Mithi: Recounting a river’s apathetic journey]] 
|August 22, 2015 <br> [[India Water Portal: Mithi: Recounting a river’s apathetic journey | Mithi: Recounting a river’s apathetic journey]]<br> ''July witnesses the highest rainfall due to the monsoon but with it comes the risk of flooding, especially in slum clusters in one of India's most populated cities--Mumbai.''
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|style="background:#efefef;"|[[Image:surface water_iwp.png|left|90px|link=India Water Portal: Living rivers, dying rivers: Ganga and the river systems of Bihar]] 
|July 10, 2015 <br> [[India Water Portal: Living rivers, dying rivers: Ganga and the river systems of Bihar | Living rivers, dying rivers: Ganga and the river systems of Bihar]]<br> ''The first lecture was on the Ganges by Rama Rauta and K C Sivaramakrishnan, and the third on the river systems of Bihar--Kosi and Bagmati--by Dr. Dinesh Mishra.''
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|March 25, 2015  <br> [[India Water Portal: Constructed wetlands as a cost effective cleaning option | Constructed wetlands as a cost effective cleaning option]]<br> ''Water treated using constructed wetlands before being used for irrigation can be a suitable and cost effective option to prevent possible human health risks.''
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|March 2, 2015 <br> [[India Water Portal: Keepers of a complex irrigation system in Bihar | Keepers of a complex irrigation system in Bihar]]<br> ''The Ahar Pynes irrigation systems were originally built and managed by the Zamindars of South Bihar. How does the system function today and who is responsible for it?''
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|February 21, 2015 <br>  [[India Water Portal: The pond with a purpose | The pond with a purpose]]<br> ''The residents of Gobariya village built two ponds for livestock rearing and horticulture, but a chance discovery led to them becoming a quicker and better income generator.''
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