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India Holds Firm Against International Court Order On Indus Waters Treaty
Even as a Court of Arbitration in The Hague presses ahead with fresh hearings and document orders under the Indus Waters Treaty framework, India has made it clear that it does not recognise the legitimacy of these proceedings and will not participate
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29 Workers At J&K Power Plant Have Terror Links, NDTV Accesses Letter
The power plant workers have been found involved in "subversive and anti-national activities," as per the police investigation.
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Op Sindoor: How 19 Bravehearts Saved 250 Civilians During Pak's Uri Strike
During the India-Pakistan conflict during Operation Sindoor, India's response to the Pahalgam terror attack, shells from across the border had targeted hydroelectric projects at Uri in Jammu and Kashmir's Baramulla
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Gautam Adani In Talks For Projects In Bhutan's 'Mindfulness City'
The Adani Group, controlled by Asia's second-richest person, is one of the business houses in talks with the government "at the highest levels" to set up solar and hydroelectric plants in Bhutan's 1,000-square-kilometer (386 square miles) flatlands.
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4 Dead, 5 Missing In Blast At Italy Hydroelectric Plant
An explosion at an Italian hydroelectric power plant on Tuesday killed at least four people and left five missing, an official said.
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7 Dead As Flash Floods Wash Away Part Of Hydropower Plant In Bhutan
At least seven people were killed and 16 others missing in Bhutan after flash floods and landslides triggered by heavy rains washed away a section of a small hydroelectric plant on Thursday, local media reported.
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20 Missing After Flash Floods Wash Away Hydropower Plant In Bhutan
About 20 people were missing in Bhutan after flash floods triggered by heavy rains washed away a section of a small hydroelectric plant on Thursday, a local newspaper reported.
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Ukraine Dam Breach Sparks Alarming Food Security Concerns: UN's Griffiths
The United Nations on Tuesday said the breach of the huge Soviet-era dam on the Dnipro river in Ukraine will have a huge impact on global food security, lead to a rise in food prices and could cause drinking water problems for hundreds of thousands.
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"No Immediate Risk" At Ukraine Nuclear Plant After Dam Breach: UN Watchdog IAEA
The UN's nuclear watchdog said on Tuesday that it saw "no immediate nuclear safety risk" but was exploring options to get water to keep cooling Europe's biggest atomic plant after a dam in southern Ukraine was damaged.
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More Than 100-Year-Old Tunnel Below Niagara Falls Just Opened To Visitors
A more than 100-year-old power station tunnel has reopened once again. This time around, it is a tourist attraction rather than being used to generate electricity.
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India Holds Firm Against International Court Order On Indus Waters Treaty
Even as a Court of Arbitration in The Hague presses ahead with fresh hearings and document orders under the Indus Waters Treaty framework, India has made it clear that it does not recognise the legitimacy of these proceedings and will not participate
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29 Workers At J&K Power Plant Have Terror Links, NDTV Accesses Letter
The power plant workers have been found involved in "subversive and anti-national activities," as per the police investigation.
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Op Sindoor: How 19 Bravehearts Saved 250 Civilians During Pak's Uri Strike
During the India-Pakistan conflict during Operation Sindoor, India's response to the Pahalgam terror attack, shells from across the border had targeted hydroelectric projects at Uri in Jammu and Kashmir's Baramulla
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Gautam Adani In Talks For Projects In Bhutan's 'Mindfulness City'
The Adani Group, controlled by Asia's second-richest person, is one of the business houses in talks with the government "at the highest levels" to set up solar and hydroelectric plants in Bhutan's 1,000-square-kilometer (386 square miles) flatlands.
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4 Dead, 5 Missing In Blast At Italy Hydroelectric Plant
An explosion at an Italian hydroelectric power plant on Tuesday killed at least four people and left five missing, an official said.
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7 Dead As Flash Floods Wash Away Part Of Hydropower Plant In Bhutan
At least seven people were killed and 16 others missing in Bhutan after flash floods and landslides triggered by heavy rains washed away a section of a small hydroelectric plant on Thursday, local media reported.
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20 Missing After Flash Floods Wash Away Hydropower Plant In Bhutan
About 20 people were missing in Bhutan after flash floods triggered by heavy rains washed away a section of a small hydroelectric plant on Thursday, a local newspaper reported.
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Ukraine Dam Breach Sparks Alarming Food Security Concerns: UN's Griffiths
The United Nations on Tuesday said the breach of the huge Soviet-era dam on the Dnipro river in Ukraine will have a huge impact on global food security, lead to a rise in food prices and could cause drinking water problems for hundreds of thousands.
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"No Immediate Risk" At Ukraine Nuclear Plant After Dam Breach: UN Watchdog IAEA
The UN's nuclear watchdog said on Tuesday that it saw "no immediate nuclear safety risk" but was exploring options to get water to keep cooling Europe's biggest atomic plant after a dam in southern Ukraine was damaged.
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More Than 100-Year-Old Tunnel Below Niagara Falls Just Opened To Visitors
A more than 100-year-old power station tunnel has reopened once again. This time around, it is a tourist attraction rather than being used to generate electricity.
