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India's water emergency: A crisis unfolding nationwide

India is staring at a severe water emergency. This InDepth documentary by India Today travels across the country to expose the grim reality of a nation running dry. From the rapidly melting Himalayan glaciers in Sonamarg to depleted rivers in Bihar, conflict over water in Jharkhand, and parched farmlands in Haryana, the film reveals how climate change, over-extraction, and policy delays are pushing India towards disaster. Women risk their lives daily walking dangerous paths just to fetch water, while water-guzzling crops like Basmati continue to drain aquifers and contaminated sources put millions at risk. With 18% of the world’s population and only 4% of its freshwater, nearly 600 million Indians are already affected. Watch the full documentary to understand the scale of this crisis and what needs to be done before it’s too late.

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Satya Niketan Crash: 7 Dead, MCD Demolitions Begin, Delhi Civic Body Facing Public Fury

Following the collapse of a building in Delhi's Satya Niketan that claimed seven lives, the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) initiated surveys across 1,100 properties in 12 zones and commenced demolition of unsafe structures. MCD teams deployed hammer action to pull down the fifth floor of an adjacent weakened building that housed a paying guest facility. A local resident stated that basement pillar work was underway during heavy rain when the building caved in. Questions have been raised regarding civic negligence, past notices, and delayed emergency response before MCD initiated clearing and demolition operations.