Water wealth: On groundwater exploitation in Punjab
The Hinduby Authors; Contributors22d ago
That Punjab is over-extracting groundwater is not news. According to the 2025-26 Dynamic Groundwater Assessment, its groundwater extraction rate was 152%.
The Hinduby Authors; Contributors22d ago
That Punjab is over-extracting groundwater is not news. According to the 2025-26 Dynamic Groundwater Assessment, its groundwater extraction rate was 152%.
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