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Ganga And Munak Water To Be Diverted To Revive Yamuna River
At a recent meeting on the rejuvenation of the Yamuna, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh were issued clear directions to increase environmental flow, trap drains and curb industrial effluents entering the river.
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Delhi Government Plans To Construct Rs 3,000-Crore Road Over Munak Canal
The Delhi government is planning to construct an elevated road over the Munak Canal, worth Rs 3000 crore, spanning 20 kilometres from Bawana to Inderlok.
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Woman, Infant Girl Drown As Car Falls Into Canal In Delhi
A woman and her four-month-old daughter drowned after the car they were travelling in allegedly fell into Munak canal in Narela area of outer Delhi, police said on Wednesday.
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Jat Reservation Protests: Haryana To Guard Delhi's Water, Main Highway
To avoid a repeat of the violence that seared Haryana in February, the state government has configured security arrangements that include special protection for a canal that supplies most of Delhi's water as the Jats threaten a new round of demonstrations on Sunday.
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Centre Rushes 3,000 Paramilitary Forces To Haryana Over Threat Of Jat Stir
Amidst simmering tension over threat of Jats resuming their agitation for quota, the Centre has sent 3,000 paramilitary forces to Haryana to ensure peace and deployed another 300 personnel to guard Munak canal which supplies water to Delhi.
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Water Crisis: Delhi Jal Board Asked To Prepare Backup Plan
In the wake of the water crisis in Delhi due to the Jat quota stir, the city government has directed officials to prepare a backup plan for alternative sources of water so that residents don't face such a problem in future.
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Jat Quota Stir: Water Supply Partially Restored In North, Central Delhi
Water supply was partially restored in some parts of north and central Delhi today morning, even as Delhi Water minister Kapil Mishra said there would be limited supply till the Munak canal, damaged in the Jat stir in Haryana, is repaired.
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Water Supply To Delhi Likely To Be Fully Restored Tomorrow
Water supply to the national capital from Haryana is expected to be fully restored tomorrow after security forces took over control of the Munak canal and evicted all the Jat protesters from that place.
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Army, Paramilitary Repair Haryana's Munak Canal, Bring Relief To Delhi
Army and paramilitary forces today took control of a key Haryana canal that supplies water to Delhi and was damaged by Jat protesters fighting for reservation in jobs and education.
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'Why Sit Here? Go Solve Water Crisis': Supreme Court Rebukes Kejriwal Government
Arvind Kejriwal's government was admonished by the Supreme Court today for approaching it over the water crisis in Delhi instead of trying to resolving it with Haryana.
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'Thank You Centre,' Tweets Arvind Kejriwal As Army Restores Water Supply From Canal
Less than an hour after tweeting that Delhi had completely run out of water, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal declared on Monday that the army had taken over a key Haryana canal that supplies water to the capital and was attacked by Jat protesters fighting for quota.
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Haryana Protests: Delhi Schools To Remain Closed Today Due To Water Crisis
Schools in the national capital will remain closed on Monday in view of the water crisis in Delhi due to the closure of the Munak Canal which supplies water to the city, a minister said on Sunday.
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Manish Sisodia Meets Rajnath Singh As Delhi Stares At Severe 'Water Crisis'
With Delhi staring at a severe "water crisis" due to the Jat quota agitation in neighbouring Haryana, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia and Delhi Water Minister Kapil Mishra tonight took up the matter with Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh.
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Quota Protests Shouldn't Hit Delhi's Water Supply, Centre Tells Haryana
The Narendra Modi government stepped in today as Delhi braced for a severe water crisis, shutting down schools and government offices, as the Jat protests reached a crescendo in neighbouring Haryana. The Centre asked Haryana's Manohar Lal Khattar government to ensure that Delhi's water supply is not affected.
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Ganga And Munak Water To Be Diverted To Revive Yamuna River
At a recent meeting on the rejuvenation of the Yamuna, Haryana and Uttar Pradesh were issued clear directions to increase environmental flow, trap drains and curb industrial effluents entering the river.
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Delhi Government Plans To Construct Rs 3,000-Crore Road Over Munak Canal
The Delhi government is planning to construct an elevated road over the Munak Canal, worth Rs 3000 crore, spanning 20 kilometres from Bawana to Inderlok.
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Woman, Infant Girl Drown As Car Falls Into Canal In Delhi
A woman and her four-month-old daughter drowned after the car they were travelling in allegedly fell into Munak canal in Narela area of outer Delhi, police said on Wednesday.
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Jat Reservation Protests: Haryana To Guard Delhi's Water, Main Highway
To avoid a repeat of the violence that seared Haryana in February, the state government has configured security arrangements that include special protection for a canal that supplies most of Delhi's water as the Jats threaten a new round of demonstrations on Sunday.
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Centre Rushes 3,000 Paramilitary Forces To Haryana Over Threat Of Jat Stir
Amidst simmering tension over threat of Jats resuming their agitation for quota, the Centre has sent 3,000 paramilitary forces to Haryana to ensure peace and deployed another 300 personnel to guard Munak canal which supplies water to Delhi.
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Water Crisis: Delhi Jal Board Asked To Prepare Backup Plan
In the wake of the water crisis in Delhi due to the Jat quota stir, the city government has directed officials to prepare a backup plan for alternative sources of water so that residents don't face such a problem in future.
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Jat Quota Stir: Water Supply Partially Restored In North, Central Delhi
Water supply was partially restored in some parts of north and central Delhi today morning, even as Delhi Water minister Kapil Mishra said there would be limited supply till the Munak canal, damaged in the Jat stir in Haryana, is repaired.
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Water Supply To Delhi Likely To Be Fully Restored Tomorrow
Water supply to the national capital from Haryana is expected to be fully restored tomorrow after security forces took over control of the Munak canal and evicted all the Jat protesters from that place.
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Army, Paramilitary Repair Haryana's Munak Canal, Bring Relief To Delhi
Army and paramilitary forces today took control of a key Haryana canal that supplies water to Delhi and was damaged by Jat protesters fighting for reservation in jobs and education.
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'Why Sit Here? Go Solve Water Crisis': Supreme Court Rebukes Kejriwal Government
Arvind Kejriwal's government was admonished by the Supreme Court today for approaching it over the water crisis in Delhi instead of trying to resolving it with Haryana.
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'Thank You Centre,' Tweets Arvind Kejriwal As Army Restores Water Supply From Canal
Less than an hour after tweeting that Delhi had completely run out of water, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal declared on Monday that the army had taken over a key Haryana canal that supplies water to the capital and was attacked by Jat protesters fighting for quota.
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Haryana Protests: Delhi Schools To Remain Closed Today Due To Water Crisis
Schools in the national capital will remain closed on Monday in view of the water crisis in Delhi due to the closure of the Munak Canal which supplies water to the city, a minister said on Sunday.
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Manish Sisodia Meets Rajnath Singh As Delhi Stares At Severe 'Water Crisis'
With Delhi staring at a severe "water crisis" due to the Jat quota agitation in neighbouring Haryana, Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia and Delhi Water Minister Kapil Mishra tonight took up the matter with Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh.
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Quota Protests Shouldn't Hit Delhi's Water Supply, Centre Tells Haryana
The Narendra Modi government stepped in today as Delhi braced for a severe water crisis, shutting down schools and government offices, as the Jat protests reached a crescendo in neighbouring Haryana. The Centre asked Haryana's Manohar Lal Khattar government to ensure that Delhi's water supply is not affected.
