Yes and no. India’s water crisis, according to experts, is due to over-extraction of groundwater resources and not enough storage of rain water and surface water.
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Unknown titlen planners and government. The statistical model continues to be the bedrock of the IMD’s forecast philosophy but its days are numbered. Does the monsoon have a bearing on India’s water crisis? <span>Yes and no. India’s water crisis, according to experts, is due to over-extraction of groundwater resources and not enough storage of rain water and surface water. The Central Water Commission, in its recommendation of how reservoirs should store and release water assumes that reservoirs will be empty on June 1 and gradually refill over the course Summary
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