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On Maharashtra Dam Breach, Sharad Pawar Writes To Devendra Fadnavis
NCP president Sharad Pawar has written to Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, seeking speedy rehabilitation of those affected by the Tiware dam breach in Ratnagiri and providing basic amenities to them.
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20 Killed, 3 Missing After Maharashtra Dam Breach; Search Ops Enter Day 8
The response team has recovered 20 bodies and the operation for the missing three is still underway.
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Crabs Thrown At Maharashtra Minister's Home Over Dam Breach Remark
Nationalist Congress Party workers on Tuesday threw crabs at Maharashtra Water Conservation Minister Tanaji Sawant's house in protest against his recent comment in which he had held crabs responsible for the breach in a dam in Ratnagiri.
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"Arrest" Crabs: NCP's Jibe At Maharashtra Minister Over Dam Breach Remark
A Nationalist Congress Party leader Friday handed over a few crabs to the police in Maharashtra's Thane after a minister claimed that the crustaceans were responsible for a dam breach in coastal Maharashtra.
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Maharashtra Minister Blames Crabs For Dam Breach That Killed 14
Maharashtra Water Conservation Minister Tanaji Sawant on Thursday said that the dam breach in Ratnagiri district, which claimed the lives of 14people, was due to a large number of crabs that gathered around the dam and caused leakage.
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14 Killed, 11 Missing After Dam Breach In Maharashtra Floods Villages
Fourteen people were killed and 11 are still missing after heavy rainfall led to a breach in the Tiware Dam in Ratnagiri district of Maharashtra on Tuesday night.
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19 Dead After Dam Breach Floods Villages In Maharashtra's Ratnagiri
Nineteen people were killed after heavy rainfall led to a breach in the Tiware Dam in Maharashtra's Ratnagiri district at around 9.30 pm on July 2
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Maharashtra Rain Highlights: 6 Dead, 18 Missing As Tiware Dam Breaches In Ratnagiri
Twenty one people were killed as heavy rain pounded Mumbai and its surrounding areas overnight, flooding the airport and paralysing local trains, the lifeline of India's commercial capital.
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On Maharashtra Dam Breach, Sharad Pawar Writes To Devendra Fadnavis
NCP president Sharad Pawar has written to Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, seeking speedy rehabilitation of those affected by the Tiware dam breach in Ratnagiri and providing basic amenities to them.
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20 Killed, 3 Missing After Maharashtra Dam Breach; Search Ops Enter Day 8
The response team has recovered 20 bodies and the operation for the missing three is still underway.
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Crabs Thrown At Maharashtra Minister's Home Over Dam Breach Remark
Nationalist Congress Party workers on Tuesday threw crabs at Maharashtra Water Conservation Minister Tanaji Sawant's house in protest against his recent comment in which he had held crabs responsible for the breach in a dam in Ratnagiri.
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"Arrest" Crabs: NCP's Jibe At Maharashtra Minister Over Dam Breach Remark
A Nationalist Congress Party leader Friday handed over a few crabs to the police in Maharashtra's Thane after a minister claimed that the crustaceans were responsible for a dam breach in coastal Maharashtra.
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Maharashtra Minister Blames Crabs For Dam Breach That Killed 14
Maharashtra Water Conservation Minister Tanaji Sawant on Thursday said that the dam breach in Ratnagiri district, which claimed the lives of 14people, was due to a large number of crabs that gathered around the dam and caused leakage.
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14 Killed, 11 Missing After Dam Breach In Maharashtra Floods Villages
Fourteen people were killed and 11 are still missing after heavy rainfall led to a breach in the Tiware Dam in Ratnagiri district of Maharashtra on Tuesday night.
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19 Dead After Dam Breach Floods Villages In Maharashtra's Ratnagiri
Nineteen people were killed after heavy rainfall led to a breach in the Tiware Dam in Maharashtra's Ratnagiri district at around 9.30 pm on July 2
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Maharashtra Rain Highlights: 6 Dead, 18 Missing As Tiware Dam Breaches In Ratnagiri
Twenty one people were killed as heavy rain pounded Mumbai and its surrounding areas overnight, flooding the airport and paralysing local trains, the lifeline of India's commercial capital.
