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Other Heredodegenerative Diseases,tegrated 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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Acquired Inflammatory White Matter Diseasesegatives 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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Caste Realities and the Struggles of India’s Adivasi and Dalit Population in Accessing Groundwaterl and management with the State in public trust. The central argument that it forwards is that this may enable the impoverished and the marginalized better access to the much-needed clean water for their survival, provided that the constitutional and legislative protections afforded to them are effe

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Groundwater Pollution in India and the Lawnadequacies in implementing simple solutions such as distillation and reverse osmosis for treating polluted water violate the fundamental rights of not only the present but also of the future generations. This chapter examines these issues and forwards a case for a holistic legal response to this pr

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Groundwater and Equitable Apportionment: The Case of the River Cauvery Disputee Cauvery surface water. This Chapter examines the factors that influenced the Supreme Court’s decision to include groundwater as a relevant factor in effectuating equitable apportionment to resolve an interstate river water dispute. It does so in the backdrop of some developments regarding equitabl