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Water Woes

By the River (2017 | Issue 4) Download print version Water, one of the most abundant resources on our planet, also happens to be one of the least available resources for

Let's delve deeper into the relationship between water and climate and the catastrophic effects of climate change.

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What's Up, Germany?'s River Quiz

By the River (2017 | Issue 4) Download print version Whether we realise it

Become a river whiz! Take a crack at this true or false river quiz. If you’re lucky and you got all the answers correct, you could win a cool coffee mug!

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All in a Day's Work!

By the River (2017 | Issue 4) Download print version German Ambassador to India, Dr Martin Ney, visited the state of

What’s Up, Germany? joined Ambassador Dr Ney on his tour of Uttarakhand. Here are some snapshots of his action-packed trip!

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India and Germany Join Hands to Clean the Ganga

By the River (2017 | Issue 4) Download print version Germany has a long-standing development partnership

What’s Up, Germany? takes a look at a specific area of Indo-German cooperation: cleaning up the river Ganga - “Namami Gange Programme”.

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What's Up, Ambassador?

By the River (2017 | Issue 4) Download print version For many people, water simply flows from a tap and there’s nothing more to it. Where that water comes from and how

As one of India’s largest development partners, Germany is pleased to contribute to the Indian government Namami Gange Programme,” says Dr Ney