The programme centres around the issue of water crises faced by the people and elaborates on the techniques to manage the water crisis efficiently with special references to the water crises in remote and rural areas. Mr. Lalit Sharma shares the experiences of Sehgal Foundation o the traditional water management techniques.

The programme focuses on the sanitation rihts ans also addresses the questions of the need for hygienic sanitation and clean drink water. It also discusses the approaches and the techniques to be adopted for safe sustainable sanitation with focus on "green" eco-sanitation.

The first programme of the World Water Day 2010 special series discusses in detail about the World Water Day and its genesis. It also discusses on this year's special theme "Clean Water for a Healthy World

Safe Drinking Water is a major problem in Nuapada District of KBK region due to Florosis contamination. The children do suffer in various diseases including loss of tooth, weak bones, body pains, asthma etc. The children have made the drama on negative impacts on drinking of fluoride water. There is sensitization song, lively case study and interview with victim.

Safe Drinking Water is a major problem in Nuapada District of KBK region due to Florosis contamination. The children do suffer in various diseases including loss of tooth, weak bones, body pains, asthma etc. The children have made the drama on negative impacts on drinking of fluoride water. There is sensitization song, lively case study and interview with victim.

Safe Drinking Water is a major problem in Nuapada District of KBK region due to Florosis contamination. The children do suffer in various diseases including loss of tooth, weak bones, body pains, asthma etc. The children have made the drama on negative impacts on drinking of fluoride water. This is a real case study of Kalakot GP of Boden block of Nuapada district.

Scientists from the Joint Division of the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and the International Energy Agency in (IAEA), in Vienna, Austria are helping farmers around the world to make the most of their water resources. Using nuclear techniques that show precisely how much water and fertilizers different plant varieties need, the experts are promoting a system called “drip irrigation”. This cost-effective technique can reduce water use by 50 percent, compared to other forms of irrigation. It needs less fertilizer, less manpower and also improves the quality of the plants. Louise Potterton has this report from the IAEA.

प्राकृत जल स्त्रोतों को बचाने के उद्देश्य से यह कार्यक्रम बनाया गया है जिसमे भूमिगत जल के निचे जाते स्तर के बारे चिंता जताई गयी है और लोगो से वृक्षों को बचाने और ज्यादा वृक्ष लगाने का सन्देश दिया है.

Water is the most precious thing in the world and without it there would not have been any life in this world. Due to rise in population and excess use of water many countries are suffering from acute water shortage. This radio programme speaks of a small village on hills of Chandheri town where the villagers are facing water problem.

The drama shows how the locals take this challenge on their hand. The villagers meet the village head and they finally land up in Janpat panchayat where the experts inform them about their geographical disadvantage of the village and how they can still go on for rain water harvesting which would cost less and benefit them in future.

This episode deliberates upon the growing challenge of clean and safe drinking water in urban areas of India. Water scarcity is becoming a major constraint in producing food for growing population, ecosystem protection, and maintaining health and social security. The objective of World Water Day 2011 is to focus international attention on the impact of rapid urban population growth, industrialization and uncertainties caused by climate change, conflicts and natural disasters on urban water systems. This is the first time in human history that most of the world's population lives in cities: 3.3 billion people and the urban landscape continues to grow. In the developing countries uninterrupted supply of potable water is not provided in almost half of the cities. Proper filtering of tanks, reducing water loss in distribution system and starting water conservation measures from domestic level, increased public awareness on the needs of water conservation may help in tackling the problem.