NewsRack: 'WaterBodies' news in 'Water' topic for user tushargupta101

Road to a better life for forest dwellers	19.6.2013	Hindu: Cities
Better road connectivity has been ensured to forest dwellers within various reserve forest areas and on their fringes across the State to reach main towns or roads.The State Forest Departme...
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Rare turtle species facing extinction (Cached)	19.6.2013	Zee News : Science and Technology
The soft-shell N nigricans turtles, a rare species found only in the tank of the Tripureswari Temple in Gomati district of Tripura, is facing extinction.
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Rare turtle species facing extinction in Tripura	19.6.2013	Hindu: S & T
The soft-shell N nigricans turtles, a rare species found only in the tank of the Tripureswari Temple in Gomati district of Tripura...
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Groundbreaking ceremony of Marudhayar bridge today	19.6.2013	Hindu: Tiruchirapalli
Groundbreaking ceremony for the Rs. 10-crore bridge across the Marudhayar river at Sundakudi is to be performed on Wednesday. Collector M. Ravikumar inspected the preliminary works on Tue...
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BDA encroaches lake, allots plots; residents fear eviction	19.6.2013	newindianexpress.com
In a bizarre twist of events, Bangalore Development Authority (BDA) has developed a layout on Venkatanarayana lake and distributed sites to people
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Action plan mooted to protect Kolleru	19.6.2013	newindianexpress.com

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Massive rescue operations underway in devastated north India (Cached)	19.6.2013	Oneindia.in: News
New Delhi, June 19: Massive rescue operations and relief operations were on in north India after the region witnessed the worst floods since 1962. One hundred thirty people were reportedly killed while over 73,000 people were left stranded in Uttarakhand alone
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Stand up paddling, world''s fastest growing sport, introduced in region (Cached)	19.6.2013	Indian Express: Chandigarh
The World Paddling Association, in affiliation with the Flat and White Water Federation of India, has introduced the world''s fastest growing water sport
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Fuel tanker catches fire (Cached)	19.6.2013	TOI: Hyderabad Times
Fuel tanker catches fire
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Dutch-era tax office in Pulicat faces demolition (Cached)	19.6.2013	TOI: Chennai
Dutch-era tax office in Pulicat faces demolition
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City water sources becoming rich by the day (Cached)	19.6.2013	Indian Express: Mumbai
6 supply lakes accumulate 2.34 lakh mn litres
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Chrysler relents, will recall 2.7 million Jeeps at risk of fire (Cached)	19.6.2013	TOI: Intl Business
Chrysler avoided a showdown with government safety regulators on Tuesday, agreeing to recall 2.7 million older Jeep Grand Cherokee and Liberty SUVs that could be at risk of a fuel tank fire.
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ACICM puts forth demands ahead of budget	19.6.2013	Mysore - City - The Times of India
A plethora of suggestions and demands for all-round development of Mysore city were put forth during a public meet on Tuesday.
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Two girls drown in lake near Rajkot - Times of India	19.6.2013	Rajkot News
Two girls drown in lake near Rajkot Times of India RAJKOT: Two girls from Jamnagar district drowned in a lake on the outskirts of Rajkot on Tuesday. The deceased were identified as Nathi Lakhani (16) of Raiya village and Nathi Malani (18) from Kalawad. After washing clothes, the girls plunged into the water ... ...
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Unemployed youth ends life	19.6.2013	Hindu: Cities
Depressed over unemployment, a youth from Dilawarnagar in Mangalhat hanged himself to death. Sachu Singh (22) used a sari to take the extreme step in his house on Monday night, police said. Member...
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David Cameron goes for morning swim prior to day two of G8 summit	18.6.2013	The Guardian -- World Latest
Prime minister describes early morning swim in Lough Erne as ideal way to prepare for negotiating with world leaders He came to County Fermanagh promising to talk tough on tax, Syria and more, and as if to prove his macho credentials, David Cameron rose early on Tuesday to take an invigorating swim in chilly Lough Erne. There had been speculation that Vladimir Putin, who makes a habit of tough-guy open water swims, might be tempted to don his trunks and take a dip in the lough during the G8 summit, but after tense late-night negotiations on the Syrian conflict, the Russian leader seemed content this time to stay in bed. Instead it was the prime minister who took to the water shortly after dawn at about 6am, describing the swim as an ideal way to prepare for negotiating with world leaders. Speaking at the summit's closing press conference, Cameron said: "As for how to prepare for a hard day's negotiations, I can recommend a swim in the lough," before cautioning that he would not be sharing ...
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Slew of packages for Sasthamcottah Lake conservation (Cached)	18.6.2013	New Kerala: India News
Thiruvananthapuram, Jun 16 : The Kerala Government has announced several packages for the conservation of Sasthamcotta Lake in Kollam district.
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Postcard from Kunming	18.6.2013	Hindu: Home
China moves to develop Kunming, the provincial capital of Yunnan. The city's residents, however, are cautious for what the country's leaders have planned. From a Paraxylene plant to a shiny new airport, unrest has been provoked and simmering.
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Can electricity be generated from stored water?	18.6.2013	Hindu: Cities
Yes, says Chalasani Veerabhadra Rao, a resident of Nuzvid
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Bus workers demand speedy road work	18.6.2013	newindianexpress.com

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