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Video: Woman Swept Away By Raging Flood Waters While Stepping Off Bus In New York City
The 15-second footage shows a woman in a pink top being swept away by the raging floodwaters as she steps off a bus.
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India, Netherlands Sign Pact To Fast Track Freshwater Reservoir In Gujarat
To formalise this technical exchange, a Letter of Intent was signed between India's Ministry of Jal Shakti and the Netherlands' Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management.
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15-Foot Crater On Road As Gurugram's Sohna Expressway Collapses Again
The Sohna Road Expressway in Gurugram collapsed near Subhash Chowk for what residents say is far from the first time, forming a deep crater beneath which sewage water was found flowing.
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Scientists Warn Of Increasing Public Health Risks From Free-Living Amoebae
In a recent perspective article, researchers explain that free-living amoebae are becoming an emerging global health risk. Their spread is being driven by rising temperatures, ageing water infrastructure, and limited systems for detecting and trackin
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How India's Defence Spending Surged, Strategy Shifted Post Op Sindoor
After the Pahalgam attack, the government put the Indus Water Treaty in abeyance. It also announced that an act of terror will be an "act of war".
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RO Water, AI Investment: DMK's Chennai-Specific Addition To Poll Manifesto
The DMK's latest announcement aimed exclusively at Chennai seeks to address urban infrastructure, mobility and future jobs.
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Why Iranian Hackers Are Emerging As A Threat To US Critical Infrastructure
When people imagine cyber warfare, many often picture dramatic outcomes. The lights go out. The water turns toxic. Those scenarios are real risks. But they are not the only objective, and often not the main one. The real strategic value is access.
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In Maoist Hidma's 'Forbidden' Fortress, Doraemon Smiles From The Wall
As Bastar moves towards the end of Naxalism, this village stands as a powerful and uneasy reminder that it is not just about ending violence but about what comes after it.
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Recent Legionnaire's Disease Outbreaks In London, New York Raise Alarm: Is India At Risk?
Recent Legionnaires' disease outbreaks in cities like London and New York highlight growing public health risks linked to contaminated water systems. Here's what the disease is, why outbreaks occur, and what it means for countries like India.
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Cabinet Approves Extension Of Jal Jeevan Mission Till December 2028
The Union Cabinet on Tuesday approved the extension of Jal Jeevan Mission up to December 2028 with an enhanced outlay of Rs 8.7 lakh crore, Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said.
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How A Soviet-Era Heating System Is Helping Russia Freeze Ukraine
In January, temperatures went below minus 15 degrees Celsius as Moscow targeted energy infrastructure, leaving a large number of Ukrainians without heating.
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J&K Intends To Fully Utilise Suspension Of Indus Water Treaty: Omar Abdullah
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah said on Tuesday that the union territory government plans to fully utilise the abeyance of the Indus Water Treaty (IWT) to implement various water infrastructure projects.
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Indore Contaminated Water Deaths Rise To 23, Residents Live With Fear
The human cost of Indore's contaminated water crisis continues to climb. On Monday, the number of dead rose to 23 with the death of Bhagwandas Bharne, 64, son of Tukaram Bharne, who had been undergoing treatment for nearly 10 days, officials said.
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Alarming Typhoid Outbreak Across India: Cities Affected, Causes And Precautions Explained
A major typhoid outbreak has been reported across India, with cities like Gandhinagar, Greater Noida and Hyderabad affected due to contaminated water supplies and infrastructure failures.
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'Can't Take It Anymore': Bengaluru Resident Rants About City's Poor Infrastructure
A Bengaluru resident said they loved the city, but could not handle the poor urban infrastructure that led to massive traffic jams every day.
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Video: Woman Swept Away By Raging Flood Waters While Stepping Off Bus In New York City
The 15-second footage shows a woman in a pink top being swept away by the raging floodwaters as she steps off a bus.
-
India, Netherlands Sign Pact To Fast Track Freshwater Reservoir In Gujarat
To formalise this technical exchange, a Letter of Intent was signed between India's Ministry of Jal Shakti and the Netherlands' Ministry of Infrastructure and Water Management.
-
15-Foot Crater On Road As Gurugram's Sohna Expressway Collapses Again
The Sohna Road Expressway in Gurugram collapsed near Subhash Chowk for what residents say is far from the first time, forming a deep crater beneath which sewage water was found flowing.
-
Scientists Warn Of Increasing Public Health Risks From Free-Living Amoebae
In a recent perspective article, researchers explain that free-living amoebae are becoming an emerging global health risk. Their spread is being driven by rising temperatures, ageing water infrastructure, and limited systems for detecting and trackin
-
How India's Defence Spending Surged, Strategy Shifted Post Op Sindoor
After the Pahalgam attack, the government put the Indus Water Treaty in abeyance. It also announced that an act of terror will be an "act of war".
-
RO Water, AI Investment: DMK's Chennai-Specific Addition To Poll Manifesto
The DMK's latest announcement aimed exclusively at Chennai seeks to address urban infrastructure, mobility and future jobs.
-
Why Iranian Hackers Are Emerging As A Threat To US Critical Infrastructure
When people imagine cyber warfare, many often picture dramatic outcomes. The lights go out. The water turns toxic. Those scenarios are real risks. But they are not the only objective, and often not the main one. The real strategic value is access.
-
In Maoist Hidma's 'Forbidden' Fortress, Doraemon Smiles From The Wall
As Bastar moves towards the end of Naxalism, this village stands as a powerful and uneasy reminder that it is not just about ending violence but about what comes after it.
-
Recent Legionnaire's Disease Outbreaks In London, New York Raise Alarm: Is India At Risk?
Recent Legionnaires' disease outbreaks in cities like London and New York highlight growing public health risks linked to contaminated water systems. Here's what the disease is, why outbreaks occur, and what it means for countries like India.
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Cabinet Approves Extension Of Jal Jeevan Mission Till December 2028
The Union Cabinet on Tuesday approved the extension of Jal Jeevan Mission up to December 2028 with an enhanced outlay of Rs 8.7 lakh crore, Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said.
-
How A Soviet-Era Heating System Is Helping Russia Freeze Ukraine
In January, temperatures went below minus 15 degrees Celsius as Moscow targeted energy infrastructure, leaving a large number of Ukrainians without heating.
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J&K Intends To Fully Utilise Suspension Of Indus Water Treaty: Omar Abdullah
Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah said on Tuesday that the union territory government plans to fully utilise the abeyance of the Indus Water Treaty (IWT) to implement various water infrastructure projects.
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Indore Contaminated Water Deaths Rise To 23, Residents Live With Fear
The human cost of Indore's contaminated water crisis continues to climb. On Monday, the number of dead rose to 23 with the death of Bhagwandas Bharne, 64, son of Tukaram Bharne, who had been undergoing treatment for nearly 10 days, officials said.
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Alarming Typhoid Outbreak Across India: Cities Affected, Causes And Precautions Explained
A major typhoid outbreak has been reported across India, with cities like Gandhinagar, Greater Noida and Hyderabad affected due to contaminated water supplies and infrastructure failures.
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'Can't Take It Anymore': Bengaluru Resident Rants About City's Poor Infrastructure
A Bengaluru resident said they loved the city, but could not handle the poor urban infrastructure that led to massive traffic jams every day.
