Water and Soil Management

Tremendous increase in Population and rapid development in all the spheres have resulted in conflicting Demand of Water due to its limited availability of necessitating economic and prudent utilisation of existing water resources on the one Hand and Adoption of strategies for conservation and Storage of water.

Construction of dams is one of the measures to store and conserve water. The book "Water and Soil Management" makes a thorough Investigation into various aspects connected with various dams generally and Bhakra, the Damodar, Hirakud and Tungabhadra in particular. Delving deep into numerous benefits that these big and small dams have given to people in general, the book makes specific Study on displacement and rehabilitation problems faced by inhabitants of the places who are displaced due to Construction of these dams. What these problems are, how they arose, how the grievances can be mitigated have been dealt with in the book.

L. K. Tripathi is Head of Department of Pollution Studies. He is also M. Sc. in Botany with specialisation in Ecology and Water Management.

He has published over 55 Research papers in national and international journals and authored/edited many books. He is also reputed Editor of Journal of Environment and Water Pollution. He has organised many conferences on the same topic at various places of India. Presently, he is working on two more Books on "Ecology and Environment" and "Water Pollution and Soil Management".

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1. Introduction
2. Geography of Nutrition : The Case of Kumaon Himalaya
3. A Study of Water Resource Systems, Their Uses and Conservation for Agricultural Development in Garhwal Himalaya
4. A Long Long Way from Home : The Search for Rehabilitation Policy
5. Rehabilitation Laws and Policies : A Critical Look
6. Performance and Plan
7. Code Versus Corporation
8. Mazdoors (Labourers)
9. Deserted Villages
10. Men and Machines
11. Flood, Famine and Foresight