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Goategrated approach to managing rainwater, surface water, and groundwater, recognizing the human rights dimensions to water. This would help secure uniformity in groundwater management and help disband the unbounded private ownership of groundwater, an anathema in our constitutional setting. The chapt

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Keralaegatives of the Kerala Ground Water (Control and Regulation) Act, 2002, which is based on the Model Groundwater Bill of 1970/2005, which has the command and control paradigm as its central feature. Administrative measures for regulating groundwater also form part of the focus. The Plachimada issue,

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Introduction: The Changing Waterscape of Groundwater Law in India,ant than surface water, its criticality to life sustenance and human well-being cannot be overemphasized. Groundwater caters to almost half of all the drinking water requirements worldwide; it supports forty per cent of irrigated agriculture and meets about one-third of the water supply required for

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Groundwater and the Law in India: An Overviewulate this resource’s quantity and quality dimensions in the public interest. For a long time, effective legal control was not possible because of the lack of scientific knowledge regarding the underground water movement. The law had to grope in the dark, and groundwater rights were based on the Eng

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Regulating Groundwater Markets and the Human Right to Watervate water suppliers to satisfy their water needs. An informal and largely unregulated water market is created by these private actors, who typically extract groundwater and supply them through tankers. Being an unregulated market, the quality of the water is suspect. Further, heavy reliance on grou

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