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Mumbai Turns To Sea As Water Demand Outpaces Supply
The plan to supply desalinated water to Mumbai was first seriously considered after the severe water shortage of 2009, when the city faced daily water cuts. The civic body had proposed desalination to reduce the city's dependence on the monsoon.
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Chlorine Gas Leak At Madhya Pradesh Water Filtration Plant, 4 Hospitalised
Some people experienced eye irritation and breathing problems, and four of them were admitted to the Sehore District Hospital. According to doctors, all of them were out of danger.
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No Rivers, Little Rain: How Saudi Arabia Supplies Freshwater To 37 Million People
To keep this vast nation supplied with water, Saudi Arabia has built an enormous infrastructure network stretching from its coastlines deep into the desert.
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Woman Reveals What Surprised Her Indian Parents Most During Sweden Trip
The video's caption described the trip as a total culture shock for her parents
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Does Taking Ajwain Water With A Pinch Of Black Salt Help Reduce Bloating After A Heavy Meal?
Ajwain water with a pinch of black salt does have digestive properties. Here are the health benefits, side effects, and the safe dose.
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Tamil Nadu Panchayat Chief Attacked With Brick Over Drinking Water Supply. He Dies
The murder triggered a political row, with DMK MP Kanimozhi raising concerns over the law and order situation in the state and accusing the TVK government of creating an unsafe environment
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How To Use Banana Peels For Plants And What To Know Before You Try It
Banana peel water made by blending peels with water provides potassium and magnesium to plants but is not a fertiliser substitute.
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Carpooling, Buses, Hybrid Work Can Cut G20 Carbon Emissions By 20%: Report
Under a scenario where average car occupancy rises 50% from current baseline levels, the study estimates around 237 MtCO2 of annual savings in 2050.
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Opinion | Indus Treaty, Hague, And Pakistan's Endless Search For Leverage Over India
If the IWT survived all the trials in the past, it is because India's threshold of tolerance had been unusually high. But Pakistan must know that it can't arm-twist India through international pressure.
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PM Modi's Water Push: "Jal Utsav", AI And Lessons From Other States
PM Modi emphasised that water conservation cannot remain solely a government responsibility. Greater public participation, he said, will be crucial to turning conservation into a sustained people's movement.
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Who To Blame For Indore's Water Deaths? 600-Page Report Has Answers
A one-member judicial commission headed by retired Madhya Pradesh High Court judge Justice Sushil Kumar Gupta has completed its investigation into the Bhagirathpura contaminated-water episode.
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Bihar, Jharkhand Sign Sone Water Agreement, Resolving 25-Year-Old Dispute
Union Home Minister Amit Shah, who witnessed the signing of the memorandum of understanding (MoU), termed the development as an example of "cooperative federalism
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'No Jurisdiction': India Rejects Hague Court's Indus Waters Treaty Ruling
A day after the Pahalgam terror attack on April 22 last year that claimed 26 lives, India took a series of punitive measures against Pakistan, including suspending the Indus Water Treaty.
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Andhra's Big Water Project Triggers Chandrababu Naidu vs Opposition Fight
According to the government, Phase-I will release about 10.70 TMC of Krishna water. It is expected to provide irrigation to around 1.19 lakh acres and drinking water to nearly four lakh people.
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Iceland Voters Say 'No' To Resume Talks To Rejoin European Union
The Arctic island of 4,00,000 people has debated whether to join the EU for well over a decade and had initially been expected to narrowly back holding membership talks, but opinion polls this month showed views had changed.
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Mumbai Turns To Sea As Water Demand Outpaces Supply
The plan to supply desalinated water to Mumbai was first seriously considered after the severe water shortage of 2009, when the city faced daily water cuts. The civic body had proposed desalination to reduce the city's dependence on the monsoon.
-
Chlorine Gas Leak At Madhya Pradesh Water Filtration Plant, 4 Hospitalised
Some people experienced eye irritation and breathing problems, and four of them were admitted to the Sehore District Hospital. According to doctors, all of them were out of danger.
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No Rivers, Little Rain: How Saudi Arabia Supplies Freshwater To 37 Million People
To keep this vast nation supplied with water, Saudi Arabia has built an enormous infrastructure network stretching from its coastlines deep into the desert.
-
Woman Reveals What Surprised Her Indian Parents Most During Sweden Trip
The video's caption described the trip as a total culture shock for her parents
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Does Taking Ajwain Water With A Pinch Of Black Salt Help Reduce Bloating After A Heavy Meal?
Ajwain water with a pinch of black salt does have digestive properties. Here are the health benefits, side effects, and the safe dose.
-
Tamil Nadu Panchayat Chief Attacked With Brick Over Drinking Water Supply. He Dies
The murder triggered a political row, with DMK MP Kanimozhi raising concerns over the law and order situation in the state and accusing the TVK government of creating an unsafe environment
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How To Use Banana Peels For Plants And What To Know Before You Try It
Banana peel water made by blending peels with water provides potassium and magnesium to plants but is not a fertiliser substitute.
-
Carpooling, Buses, Hybrid Work Can Cut G20 Carbon Emissions By 20%: Report
Under a scenario where average car occupancy rises 50% from current baseline levels, the study estimates around 237 MtCO2 of annual savings in 2050.
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Opinion | Indus Treaty, Hague, And Pakistan's Endless Search For Leverage Over India
If the IWT survived all the trials in the past, it is because India's threshold of tolerance had been unusually high. But Pakistan must know that it can't arm-twist India through international pressure.
-
PM Modi's Water Push: "Jal Utsav", AI And Lessons From Other States
PM Modi emphasised that water conservation cannot remain solely a government responsibility. Greater public participation, he said, will be crucial to turning conservation into a sustained people's movement.
-
Who To Blame For Indore's Water Deaths? 600-Page Report Has Answers
A one-member judicial commission headed by retired Madhya Pradesh High Court judge Justice Sushil Kumar Gupta has completed its investigation into the Bhagirathpura contaminated-water episode.
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Bihar, Jharkhand Sign Sone Water Agreement, Resolving 25-Year-Old Dispute
Union Home Minister Amit Shah, who witnessed the signing of the memorandum of understanding (MoU), termed the development as an example of "cooperative federalism
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'No Jurisdiction': India Rejects Hague Court's Indus Waters Treaty Ruling
A day after the Pahalgam terror attack on April 22 last year that claimed 26 lives, India took a series of punitive measures against Pakistan, including suspending the Indus Water Treaty.
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Andhra's Big Water Project Triggers Chandrababu Naidu vs Opposition Fight
According to the government, Phase-I will release about 10.70 TMC of Krishna water. It is expected to provide irrigation to around 1.19 lakh acres and drinking water to nearly four lakh people.
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Iceland Voters Say 'No' To Resume Talks To Rejoin European Union
The Arctic island of 4,00,000 people has debated whether to join the EU for well over a decade and had initially been expected to narrowly back holding membership talks, but opinion polls this month showed views had changed.
