"NE India Water Talks" is an archival platform of water stories from Northeast India. It also acts as a workspace for the people working on water for the region. NEIWT visualises a water secure and sustainable region based on the principles of social equity, environmental sustainability, democratic and inclusive water governance.
এই গল্পটোৱে চাহ বাগিচাৰ শ্ৰমিকসকলৰ দৈনন্দিন কষ্ট, সীমিত আৰু প্ৰায় অস্বাস্থ্যকৰ পানী যোগানৰ ওপৰত তেওঁলোকৰ নিৰ্ভৰশীলতা, আৰু তেওঁলোকৰ মৌলিক প্ৰয়োজনবোৰৰ দীঘলীয়া অৱহেলাক প্ৰদৰ্শন কৰে। যাত্ৰাটোৱে বৰ্ণনাকাৰীক এইবোৰ মৌলিক সমস্যাৰ সমাধান হোৱাত হোৱা মন্থৰ গতিটোৰ বিষয়ে...
This newsletter is a monthly publication of the North East India Water Talks (NEIWT). We cover all aspects of water, including reports, paper clips, research papers, incidents, and activities done by different actors, such as government institutions, non-governmental organizations, etc.
The article highlights Tripura’s devastating August 2024 floods, exacerbated by heavy rainfall and the Dumboor Dam’s overflow. While Bangladesh’s flooding gained media focus, Tripura’s marginalised communities suffered unnoticed. Poor communication and inadequate disaster response worsened their plight,..
This newsletter is a monthly publication of the North East India Water Talks (NEIWT). We cover all aspects of water, including reports, paper clips, research papers, incidents, and activities done by different actors, such as government institutions, non-governmental organizations, etc.
This month, the monthly publication of the North East India Water Talks (NEIWT) "The Water News Collectives" is dedicated to looking into the Annual Ground Water Quality Report for 2024, released on December 31, 2024, by Union Minister of Jal Shakti, Shri CR Patil, from a Northeastern states' lens.
The Natghar Majuli team is organizing the 2nd Natghar Majuli Theatre Festival (NMTF-2025) after the success of Majuli Water Talk 2.0. The festival promises to be an exciting celebration of theatre and culture, bringing together enthusiasts and performers from across the region.
NEIWT (North-East India Water Talks) aims to improve the effectiveness of local actors for decision-making processes in water management and create a workspace for the people working on water in the Northeast of India. The idea of Northeast India Water Talks evolved through a series of conversation with lay people as well as those who work on water-related issues. These informal and spontaneous conversations, one on one, or in small groups, in different parts of the region, began in the course of attending workshops, seminars on water, and running campaigns on various water issues across the region in the past several years. It also reveals the level of public awareness and understanding of the domain of water and its relations with other elements of nature – air, soil, plants, forest, and ecosystems.