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Modelling of Tawa Reservoir catchment and development of TAWA reservoir operation Policy (PDS NO: NIH-3_2016_4)

Indwar, Shashi; Thomas, T.; Nayak, T. R.; Galkate, R.V.; Jaiswal, R.K.; Ghosh, N.C. (National Institute of Hydrology Central India Hydrology, Regional Centre, Bhopal, M.P, 2021)

A number of reservoirs have been planned and constructed in India for the conservation and utilization of the water resources for deriving various benefits. The Tawa River is one of the important left bank tributary ...
Water Quality Assessment of Southwest Punjab Emphasizing Carcinogenic Contaminants and their Possible Remedial Measures (PDS NO: NIH-14_2017_24)

Singh, Rajesh; Kumar, Pradeep; Sharma, M. K.; Kumar, Sumant; Goyal, Rakesh; Singh, Sandeep; Rawat, Meenakshi (National Institute Of Hydrology, 2021)

The consumption of contaminated water is the main source of human health issues in this century. The south-western districts of Punjab are witnessing high per capita cancer cases, almost twice of national average. Accordingly, ...
Studies on Occurrence, Distribution and Sustainability of Natural Springs for Rural Water Supply in parts of Western Ghats, India (PDS NO: NIH-18_2017_28)

Purandara, B. K.; Varadarajan, N.; R, Abhilash; Ujwal; Kumar, Sudhir; Tyagi, J.V.; Kiran, Surya (National Institute Of Hydrology, 2021)

The Western Ghats of the Indian Peninsula is dotted with innumerable springs, many of which are utilized for local water supply and many flows unnoticed unrecognized of the vast potential they possess for the service of ...
Sedimentation study of Hirakud Reservoir, Odisha using Optic and Microwave Remote Sensing Technology (PDS NO: NIH-16_ 2017_26)

Jeyakanthan, V.S.; Tyagi, J.V.; Rao, Y.R.Satyaji; Venkataramana, R. S (National Institute Of Hydrology, 2021)

Remote sensing technique provides cost- and time-effective estimation of the live capacity of a reservoir. Multi-date satellite remote sensing data provide information on elevation contours, in the form of water spread ...
Groundwater Quality Assessment with Special Reference to Sulphate contamination in Bemetara District of Chhattisgarh State and Ameliorative Measures (PDS NO. NIH-29_2017-70)

Sharma, M. K.; Jain, C. K.; Singh, Surjeet; Kumar, Pradeep (National Institute of Hydrology, 2021)

Groundwater is one of the most important sources for drinking water supply in the state of Chhattisagrh. The groundwater of Bemetara district is affected by sulphate contamination reported by Public Health Engineering ...
Evaluation of Impacts of Rabi Irrigation in Ganga River sub-basins of Madhya Pradesh (PDS NO: NIH-1_2016_1)

Galkate, Ravi; Jaiswal, R.K.; Nayak, T.R.; Thomas, T.; Indwar, Shashi; Morya, Vivek (National Institute of Hydrology, Central India Hydrology Regional Centre, Bhopal, 2022)

Madhya Pradesh has seen remarkable growth in the irrigation and agricultural sectors over the last decade. The state needs to keep the same pace of development more consistent and sustainable. Thus it is imperative to ...
Ganges Aquifer Management in the context of Monsoon Runoff Conservation for Sustainable River Ecosystem Services – A Pilot Study (PDS NO: NIH-7_2016_10)

Singh, Surjeet; Ghosh, N.C.; Kumar, Sudhir; Kumar, C.P.; Krishan, Gopal; Gurjar, Suman; Sharma, Priyanka (National Institute Of Hydrology, 2022)

The study area comprises of Sot river catchment. The Sot river is a tributary of the Ganga river. The Sot river flows in between the Ganga and the Ramganga river. Though both these rivers have good water potential, the Sot ...
Assessment of Impacts of Groundwater Salinity on Regional Groundwater Resources, Current and Future Situation in Mewat, Haryana – Possible Remedy and Resilience Building Measures (PDS NO: NIH-4_2016_5)

Krishan, Gopal; Ghosh, N.C.; Kumar, C.P.; Singh, Surjeet; Verma, S.K.; Rao, M.S. (National Institute Of Hydrology, 2022)

Evaluation of groundwater quality parameters and their controlling processes are very important for the sustainable utilization of groundwater in any region. In the present study, more than 300 groundwater samples were ...
Hydro-geochemical Evolution and Arsenic Occurrence in Aquifer of Central Ganges Basin (PDS NO: NIH-13_2017_23)

Kumar, Sumant; Singh, Rajesh; Kumar, Sudhir; Krishan, Gopal; Choudhary, Anju; Chander, Ram; Saini, Ravi kumar; Kumar, Vinod; Kumar, Mohit (National Institute of Hydrology, 2022)

Groundwater abstraction from the alluvial aquifer system is reported to be approximately one-fourth of the world’s total groundwater abstraction and supports the agricultural activity of south Asia. The alluvial formation ...
Investigating water stress using hydrometeorological and remote sensing data (PDS NO: NIH-20_2017_30)

Rathore, D.S.; Thakural, L.N.; Kumar, Sanjay; Jaiswal, R.K.; Jose, M.K.; Chandra Mohan, T.; Agarwal, R.; Agarwal, S.; Awasthi, S. (National Institute Of Hydrology, 2022)

Soil moisture investigation at point scale, hydrological modeling for studying cropping pattern scenario and meteorological and agriculture drought conditions were investigated in Jamwa Ramgarh catchment. Soil moisture ...
Groundwater salinity source identification in the Godavari delta, A.P. (PDS NO: NIH-27_2017_63)

Rao, Y. R. Satyaji; Kumar, Sudhir; Vijay, T.; Ramana, R. Venkata (National Institute Of Hydrology, 2022)

The groundwater quality in the Godavari delta, Andhra Pradesh has been evaluated in terms of salinity. It was found that the average salinity (EC) in shallow and piezometer wells has increased from 1664 to 2428 and 2515 ...
Hydrological Modelling for Evaluation of Return Flow and Irrigation Planning for Optimal Utilization of Water Resources in the Command of Sanjay Sagar Project in Madhya Pradesh (PDS NO: NIH-28_2017_69)

Jaiswal, R.K.; Galkate, Ravi; Thomas, T.; Indwar, Shashi P.; Lohani, A.K.; Kumar, Sudhir; Singh, Surjeet (National Institute Of Hydrology, 2023)

India is an agrarian country that uses its major portion of surface and groundwater resources for irrigation. The losses through conveyance and application are the major losses in irrigation and a significant portion ...
Impact Assessment of the Upcoming Irrigation Projects and Climate Change on the Droughts and Desertification Scenario for Chambal Basin in Western Madhya Pradesh (PDS NO: NIH-5_2016_6)

Thomas, T.; Ghosh, N. C.; Nayak, P.C.; Singh, Surjeet; Venkatesh, B.; Galkate, R.V.; Jaiswal, R.K.; Indwar, Shashi Poonam; Sharma, Gaurav (National Institute Of Hydrology, 2023)

The report highlights the key findings from assessments of drought, desertification and climate change perspective for Chambal basin in western Madhya Pradesh. The study devised a new approach to assess the integrated ...
Web GIS based spring inventory for vulnerability assessment and Hydro-Geological investigation of selected springs for sustaining Local water demand in Ravi catchment of Himachal Pradesh (PDS NO: NIH-21_2017_31)

Rawat, S.S.; Bisht, D.S.; Jose, P.G.; Gurjar, Suman; Kumar, Sudhir (National Institute Of Hydrology, 2024)

Innumerable springs exist throughout the length and breadth of Indian Himalayan Region serving as major sources of drinking, domestic and irrigation needs while also, playing a major role in maintaining various ecosystems ...
Integrated Study on Groundwater Dynamics in the Coastal Aquifers of West Bengal for Sustainable Groundwater Management (PDS NO: NIH-22_2017_38)

Kumar, Sudhir; Rao, M.S; Haldar, Subrat (National Institute Of Hydrology, 2024)

Coastal zones are vital regions that support approximately 40% of the global population, serving as crucial hubs for economic activities, agriculture, and settlements. However, these areas are increasingly threatened ...
Project Report Chemical & Isotopic Characterization of Deep Aquifers of Middle Ganga Basin (PDS NO: NIH-26_2017_62)

Kumar, Sudhir; Rao, M.S. (National Institute Of Hydrology, 2024)

Water is an essential resource that is crucial for sustaining life and plays a vital role in various aspects of human activities. It is vital for drinking, culinary purposes, irrigation, construction, and industrial ...
Report on Modeling and management of erosion and sedimentation processes in a stretch of Gandak River using morphodynamic modeling :A Purpose Driven Study under National Hydrology Project (PDS NO: NIH-34 _ 2019 _107)

Mani, Pankaj; Kumar, Rakesh; Patra, J. P. Patra Scientist E Dr Biswajit Chakravorty,; Chakravorty, Biswajit (National Institute Of Hydrology, 2024)

A project proposal entitled “Modelling and management of erosion and sedimentation processes in alluvial river using morphodynamic modelling” was submitted to National Hydrology Project (NHP) as Purpose Driven Study (PDS) ...
Leachate Transport Modeling for Gazipur landfill site for suggesting ameliorative measures (PDS NO: NIH-32_2019_105)

Anjali; Kumar, Sudhir; Tyagi, J.V.; Sharma, M.K. (National Institute Of Hydrology, 2024)

Historically, landfills have been the most common method of organized waste disposal and remain so in many places around the world. On one hand, the properly managed landfill can become a source of energy generation ...

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