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Why Summer Might Be The Most Underrated Season To Visit Assam
Skip the hill stations! Assam in summer offers lush tea estates, dramatic river views, and surprisingly rewarding wildlife.
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Will Deliver On Teesta, Padma: Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman
"In Rajshahi, we will build the Padma Barrage on the Padma River... because across the border, they (India) are extracting water in various ways by constructing barrages and dams," Tarique Rahman said at an event in Dhaka.
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Teesta And Ganga: How The Two Rivers Are Key To India-Bangladesh Ties
Teesta Water Agreement had been held up since 2011 due to opposition from Mamata Banerjee, and the Ganga Water Agreement is up for renewal this year
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Which Is The Oldest Dam In India?
Kallanai Dam in Tamil Nadu, built around 150 CE, is one of the world's oldest functioning water diversion structures.
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Villages On Alert As Gates Of J&K's Salal Dam To Be Opened For Silt Flushing
Salal dam's gates will be opened on May 21 at 9 am and the operation will continue till May 30.
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Scientists Find Climate Change Is Reducing Oxygen In Rivers Worldwide
Warmer water, which happens with human-caused climate change, releases more oxygen into the atmosphere.
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Yamuna Still Toxic Despite Above-Normal Rainfall In Delhi: Report
Fresh data released by the Delhi Pollution Control Committee (DPCC) shows that large stretches of the river flowing through the capital remain severely polluted.
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Ancient Euphrates River Is Disappearing And People Are Linking It To The Bible
The declining water levels of the Euphrates River have sparked environmental concerns and renewed debate over biblical prophecy, although experts continue to blame climate change and water mismanagement for the crisis.
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Why Visit Dawki, A Picturesque Town In Meghalaya, Where Boats Appear To Float In The Air
The Umngot River lies at the heart of Dawki's charm. Its water is incredibly clear, often leaving visitors amazed as boats glide gently over it.
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On Camera, Gujarat Man Dragged By 12-Foot Crocodile Into River, Dies
A 22-year-old man was dragged into the Dev River by a crocodile near Kagdipura village in Vadodara district.
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Mother, Son's Bodies Found Holding Each Other In Cruise Boat Tragedy
Authorities have saved 24 people as of Friday morning, news agency IANS said. Of those rescued, 17 have been hospitalised and nine others, including five children are still missing.
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India's Indus Sacrifice, Unequal Concessions And Pakistan's Aggression
When British India was partitioned in 1947, the Indus River System was also divided between the two successor states.
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Hindu Kush Snow Deficit Raises Water Security Fears For 2 Billion People
A fresh report from the International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD) in Kathmandu shows that seasonal snow cover in the HKH has hit its lowest level in more than 20 years.
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Opinion | Rivers Flow, Memories Remain: On Calls Upon India To Revive Indus Treaty With Pakistan
Those urging revival want India to remember the treaty's durability. India is entitled to remember what it had to absorb to keep the treaty alive.
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Which Countries Don't Have Any River?
Even without rivers, these countries show how adaptation and innovation make life possible in even the driest parts of the world.
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Why Summer Might Be The Most Underrated Season To Visit Assam
Skip the hill stations! Assam in summer offers lush tea estates, dramatic river views, and surprisingly rewarding wildlife.
-
Will Deliver On Teesta, Padma: Bangladesh Prime Minister Tarique Rahman
"In Rajshahi, we will build the Padma Barrage on the Padma River... because across the border, they (India) are extracting water in various ways by constructing barrages and dams," Tarique Rahman said at an event in Dhaka.
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Teesta And Ganga: How The Two Rivers Are Key To India-Bangladesh Ties
Teesta Water Agreement had been held up since 2011 due to opposition from Mamata Banerjee, and the Ganga Water Agreement is up for renewal this year
-
Which Is The Oldest Dam In India?
Kallanai Dam in Tamil Nadu, built around 150 CE, is one of the world's oldest functioning water diversion structures.
-
Villages On Alert As Gates Of J&K's Salal Dam To Be Opened For Silt Flushing
Salal dam's gates will be opened on May 21 at 9 am and the operation will continue till May 30.
-
Scientists Find Climate Change Is Reducing Oxygen In Rivers Worldwide
Warmer water, which happens with human-caused climate change, releases more oxygen into the atmosphere.
-
Yamuna Still Toxic Despite Above-Normal Rainfall In Delhi: Report
Fresh data released by the Delhi Pollution Control Committee (DPCC) shows that large stretches of the river flowing through the capital remain severely polluted.
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Ancient Euphrates River Is Disappearing And People Are Linking It To The Bible
The declining water levels of the Euphrates River have sparked environmental concerns and renewed debate over biblical prophecy, although experts continue to blame climate change and water mismanagement for the crisis.
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Why Visit Dawki, A Picturesque Town In Meghalaya, Where Boats Appear To Float In The Air
The Umngot River lies at the heart of Dawki's charm. Its water is incredibly clear, often leaving visitors amazed as boats glide gently over it.
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On Camera, Gujarat Man Dragged By 12-Foot Crocodile Into River, Dies
A 22-year-old man was dragged into the Dev River by a crocodile near Kagdipura village in Vadodara district.
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Mother, Son's Bodies Found Holding Each Other In Cruise Boat Tragedy
Authorities have saved 24 people as of Friday morning, news agency IANS said. Of those rescued, 17 have been hospitalised and nine others, including five children are still missing.
-
India's Indus Sacrifice, Unequal Concessions And Pakistan's Aggression
When British India was partitioned in 1947, the Indus River System was also divided between the two successor states.
-
Hindu Kush Snow Deficit Raises Water Security Fears For 2 Billion People
A fresh report from the International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD) in Kathmandu shows that seasonal snow cover in the HKH has hit its lowest level in more than 20 years.
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Opinion | Rivers Flow, Memories Remain: On Calls Upon India To Revive Indus Treaty With Pakistan
Those urging revival want India to remember the treaty's durability. India is entitled to remember what it had to absorb to keep the treaty alive.
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Which Countries Don't Have Any River?
Even without rivers, these countries show how adaptation and innovation make life possible in even the driest parts of the world.
