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User: khushpreetk Topic: iihs_feeds
Category: All-Channels :: WaterBodies
Last updated: Aug 21 2018 09:54 IST RSS 2.0
 
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10 fall ill after drinking contaminated water in Kosigi 2.1.2021 Deccan Chronicle: Op Ed
The villagers said that panchayat employees have not maintained the tanks properly and hygiene and cleanliness went for a toss
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India's biggest natural sewage treatment plant coming up in Tirupati 18.12.2020 deccanchronicle.com
It is the biggest in the country after the 3 MLD natural STP in Delhi
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Government agencies, ULBs caused disappearance of water ponds in AP 12.12.2020 deccanchronicle.com
The water bodies especially in and around urban areas are facing a threat from rapid urbanisation without adequate attention to ecology
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Cyclone Nivar rips apart villages in Andhra Pradesh 27.11.2020 Deccan Chronicle: Op Ed
Traffic on the National Highway No 16 that connects Chennai and Kolkata was affected, and vehicles were stranded for over eight km
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Rampant encroachment of lakes led to Hyderabad deluge: GSI 28.10.2020 Deccan Chronicle: Op Ed
Experts say it has become easier to encroach land in lakes and then apply for regularisation
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Hyderabad rains aftermath: 53 lakes damaged, others may breach too 22.10.2020 Deccan Chronicle: Op Ed
The threat of breach of any or all water bodies is not ruled out if the city receives further rainfall.
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Rain fury in Telangana: At least 50 people dead, Rs 5K crore lost 16.10.2020 Deccan Chronicle: Op Ed
The city and other affected parts started limping towards normalcy.
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Central Hyderabad bears the brunt of unprecedented rainfall 15.10.2020 Deccan Chronicle: Op Ed
Hussain Sagar lake reached its full tank level (FTL), with the surplus water flooding Padma Colony, and other areas
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Heavy rains batter Telangana: Several villages submerged, flood alert sounded 17.8.2020 Deccan Chronicle: Op Ed
Two woman, one about 80 years old and her 50-year-old daughter died after their house in Nagarkurnool district collapsed
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Good rains boost water levels in Telangana reservoirs 25.7.2020 Deccan Chronicle: Op Ed
Water being released for agriculture purposes from Medigadda, Sundilla, Annaram barrages
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Telangana's Kondapochamma Sagar breaches; Village, fields flooded 1.7.2020 deccanchronicle.com
The water also submerged fields adjoining the village, where paddy, vegetable and other crops had been planted
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Heat, water woes and coronavirus: India's perfect storm 28.5.2020 India News | Latest News Headlines & Live Updates from India - Times of India
India's coronavirus lockdown is slowly being eased but the restrictions have compounded the miseries of the current heatwave. Heatwaves are increasing in frequency, and this week the mercury hit 50 Celsius in western Rajasthan state. Parts of Delhi recorded their hottest May temperatures in almost 20 years.
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Army, NDRF teams start restoration work in cyclone-hit Bengal 24.5.2020 India News | Latest News Headlines & Live Updates from India - Times of India
Army and NDRF teams on Sunday helped forest department and civic agencies to get cyclone-ravaged West Bengal back on its feet. The teams reached Salt Lake, Behala and Golpark in the morning to clear the arterial and other link roads blocked by uprooted trees. Army personnel equipped with road and tree clearance equipment started working in several affected areas.
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Restoration of tanks is for public good: HC 20.3.2020 Hindu: Diet & Nutrition
MaduraiDismissing a batch of petitions filed by various Chairpersons of panchayats challenging Madurai Collector’s order that called for tenders to cl
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How a Mamallapuram lake is being revived by 23 locals 20.3.2020 Hindu: Home
How 23 locals are spearheading the restoration of the 11-acre Chozhipoigai at the UNESCO World Heritage Site
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Bellari district all set to handle drinking water issues 20.3.2020 Hindu: Policy & Issues
Each gram panchayat had reserved ₹2 lakh exclusively for drilling and sinking borewells wherever required.
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Senthalaivayal panchayat shows the way 17.3.2020 Hindu: Rx
Hand sanitisers and soaps provided at village bus stop for the people
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Water tanker strike leaves Mahadevapura parched 16.3.2020 Hindu: Health
Operators are protesting against an order that bans drawing of water from borewells in three villages
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Plastic, chemical effluents continue to choke Vrishabhavati 16.3.2020 Hindu: Bangalore
BWSSB authorities say waste, including chemicals, is being surreptitiously dumped into the river at night during weekends
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For the police, it’s the drivers who are to be blamed 15.3.2020 Hindu: National
However, roads don’t lie in undivided Nalgonda district
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