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Regulating Groundwater Markets and the Human Right to Watert. This chapter identifies a human right-based conceptual framework to regulate private-groundwater markets. To this end, it examines the salience of the human right to water, followed by an analysis of the gaps in the current legal-administrative framework that violates rights. Lastly, it offers recommendations to fill-in these gaps.

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Andhra Pradesh and Telanganangana Water, Land, and Trees Act, 2002. This legislation is often hailed as one of the most comprehensive legal frameworks for sustainable and integrated water management and a model worthy of emulation by other States. Judicial decisions directed at sustainable groundwater management are also discussed.

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Chhattisgarhchapter sets out some of the challenges faced by the State of Chhattisgarh relating to groundwater management and analyses the State’s groundwater policy. It also explains the judicial approach in this regard.

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Basics of Clinical Investigationis also recognition that there is hydrological connectivity between groundwater and surface water; therefore, groundwater is a relevant factor in equitably apportioning surface waters. The Supreme Court of India, while applying the rules of equitable apportionment in the Cauvery water dispute, has c

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The Swollen Optic Disc in Children,or and the marginalised. It helps unravel the nuanced political economy of law from their perspective. This chapter applies this approach to understand the role of social movements vis-à-vis developments in India’s groundwater legal regime. It draws insights from the . Anti-Cola Movement to examine

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