Director: Shailendra Pandey
Summary: Water Wars: Is the Third World War on the Horizon? Will the Third World War be fought over water? If so, will it start in cities? And if that's the case, has the alarm for water wars already begun ringing in neighborhoods? Delhi, the capital of India, is facing a severe water crisis impacting millions of residents daily. Rapid urbanization, population growth, and climate change have exacerbated the scarcity of this vital resource. The Yamuna River, once a lifeline for the city, is now heavily polluted, and groundwater levels are depleting at an alarming rate. Residents are struggling to access clean and safe drinking water, leading to widespread distress and health issues. The documentary delves into the lives of those affected, exploring the underlying causes of the crisis, and the urgent need for sustainable solutions. Parched Capital: Delhi's Water Crisis explores these urgent questions, delving into Delhi's current water scarcity issues. As the capital city grapples with diminishing water resources, the documentary examines the potential for escalating conflicts and the measures needed to prevent such a catastrophic future.
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