Abstract
The recommendations of Mihir Shah Committee on the restructuring of India’s premier central water sector agencies, namely, Central Water Commission and Central Ground Water Board, do not echo any sound understanding of the water administration in India, the sector performance and the problems confronting it. The “paradigm shift” in the approach to water management challenges in India suggested by the report, which are based on flawed analysis and outdated concepts, merely reflects the professional bias and wishful thinking of its members.
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