Water Sustainability and Hydrological Extremes

Section 1: Present and historical approach 1. How much is too much or too little? Decadal climatic variation in 21st century.2. Spatio-temporal variation in the water cycle: Case Studies of different geographical locations.3. Hydrological modeling on spatio-temporal variation.4. Unveiling the flow: A comprehensive exploration of virtual watertrade globally and in India.Section 2: Climate Extremes: Dimensions5. Statistical variability of precipitation and the detection approaches.6. Planning of water supply systems: Role of climatic extremes.7. Understanding the spatiotemporal influence of hydrological extremes.8. Relationship of water supply, irrigation, and droughts: overview and synthesis.Section 3: Quality-Quantity Bridge9. Climate change, pollution, urbanization, and pandemic in the context of hydrological extremes.10. Effects of anthropogenic imprints on water sustainability and hydrological extreme events. 11. Flood-resilient water supply and sanitation systems: Global case-studies.12. A probable framework for flood-induced risk evaluation for watersupply, sanitation and hygiene. 13. The impacts of drought on the available water quality.Section 4: Sustainability14. United Nations Sustainable Development Goals in the context of hydrological extremes.15 Stakeholders participation and groundwater management: Raising the wareness.16. Options and strategies for managing droughts: Case studies from agro-ecological regions.17. Exploring the role of digital technologies in promoting circular economy practices in the Indian agriculture sector.