As in 1943, India's poor and landless (whether in urban or rural areas) are the ones who suffer, while the wealthy and landed prosper
The crisis is mainly being brought about by three specific factors: climate change, pollution and poor farming practices
As far back as 2007, South Africa's Department of Water Affairs warned that the city needed to consider increasing its supply with groundwater, desalination and other sources
Climate change is likely to increase the frequency and intensity of droughts
He also said global demand was projected to grow by more than 40%
Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh have reported the most number of districts, 50 and 46 respectively
MIT scientists have warned that climate change, rising economic activity and population growth will lead to water stress