There has been a long history of negligence and misplaced priorities of the authorities regarding the overflowing Brahmaputra dating back to the British colonial period

Assam floods: The tragic story of death and damage every year

The need of the hour in Assam is to have a holistic strategic plan to break this cycle of misery that has been recurring annually for decades.

Hydro-diplomacy should be based on scientific data and informed analysis, rather than amorphous jingoistic sentiments.

Busting myths on the Brahmaputra

Information and knowledge gaps are largely responsible for creating an environment of mistrust among riparians and the various stakeholders in the river systems.

Water wars more about information than water itself. India must prepare

The idea of water governance should be based on demand management and adapting to the moods of nature, instead of trying to control it.

Floods or Droughts: How nature can cure India's impending water crisis

The national aquatic animal population is taking its last breaths and we all are culpable of the mass murder.

Almost gone: How the Gangetic Dolphin is struggling to cope with the Ganga's increasing salinity

The national aquatic animal population is taking its last breaths and we all are culpable of its mass murder.

Chinese 'scientists' have been talking about diverting the river for years now.

Why India needs to remain cautious about China harming Brahmaputra river

Why we urgently need an India-China water sharing agreement

Why India must push for a water-sharing agreement with China

Urging Beijing to ensure interests of downstream riparian states is not enough.

China

Why China seizing the flow of Brahmaputra tributary is important

The only thing that could temper Beijing's dam frenzy is a prolonged economic slowdown at home.