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Haryana Assures 1,000 Cusecs Of Water To Delhi As Yamuna Levels Fall
Despite Haryana's earlier release of additional water, supply disruptions and low pressure have continued in several parts of Delhi.
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Dry Taps, Low Pressure: Water Crisis Grips Delhi Despite Supply From Haryana
The additional water was released following discussions between the Delhi government and Haryana authorities, but officials said supply may take time to normalise as water levels at the Wazirabad pondage area remain critically low.
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No Alcohol To Be Sold In Delhi On Sunday For Chhath: Lt Governor VK Saxena
Delhi LG VK Saxena using his special powers has declared 'dry day' on the occasion of Chhath and has also written a letter to Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal asking him to deal with the issue of toxic froth in Yamuna before the festival on Sunday.
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Delhi Water Supply Situation Worsens As Yamuna River "Almost Dry "
The water supply situation in the national capital has deteriorated further as the Wazirabad pond level has now dropped to 668.3 feet, the lowest this year, against the normal of 674.5 feet, officials said on Saturday.
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As Yamuna Almost Dries Up, Drinking Water Problem May Worsen In Delhi
Due to an intense heatwave and Haryana releasing less water in the Yamuna river, the water levels have dropped which may cause a drinking water problem in Delhi as Yamuna almost dries up, the Delhi Jal Board said.
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Delhi Stares At Severe Water Crisis, Sends SOS To Haryana As Yamuna Dries
Delhi is staring at a water crisis amid the rising heat, with the water levels at the Wazirabad pond depleting alarmingly due to acute shortage in water flow in the Yamuna river, officials said.
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Water Crisis Hits Agra, Activists Demand Cleaning Of Yamuna
With the Yamuna totally dry and a fast depleting water table, the citizens of Agra are facing an acute water shortage.
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Supreme Court responds to concerns that Taj is in danger
The Supreme Court has asked the government and archaeological experts to examine reports that the Taj Mahal is in danger because the Yamuna river is drying up. The spectacular monument is built on the banks of the river.
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Haryana Assures 1,000 Cusecs Of Water To Delhi As Yamuna Levels Fall
Despite Haryana's earlier release of additional water, supply disruptions and low pressure have continued in several parts of Delhi.
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Dry Taps, Low Pressure: Water Crisis Grips Delhi Despite Supply From Haryana
The additional water was released following discussions between the Delhi government and Haryana authorities, but officials said supply may take time to normalise as water levels at the Wazirabad pondage area remain critically low.
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No Alcohol To Be Sold In Delhi On Sunday For Chhath: Lt Governor VK Saxena
Delhi LG VK Saxena using his special powers has declared 'dry day' on the occasion of Chhath and has also written a letter to Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal asking him to deal with the issue of toxic froth in Yamuna before the festival on Sunday.
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Delhi Water Supply Situation Worsens As Yamuna River "Almost Dry "
The water supply situation in the national capital has deteriorated further as the Wazirabad pond level has now dropped to 668.3 feet, the lowest this year, against the normal of 674.5 feet, officials said on Saturday.
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As Yamuna Almost Dries Up, Drinking Water Problem May Worsen In Delhi
Due to an intense heatwave and Haryana releasing less water in the Yamuna river, the water levels have dropped which may cause a drinking water problem in Delhi as Yamuna almost dries up, the Delhi Jal Board said.
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Delhi Stares At Severe Water Crisis, Sends SOS To Haryana As Yamuna Dries
Delhi is staring at a water crisis amid the rising heat, with the water levels at the Wazirabad pond depleting alarmingly due to acute shortage in water flow in the Yamuna river, officials said.
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Water Crisis Hits Agra, Activists Demand Cleaning Of Yamuna
With the Yamuna totally dry and a fast depleting water table, the citizens of Agra are facing an acute water shortage.
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Supreme Court responds to concerns that Taj is in danger
The Supreme Court has asked the government and archaeological experts to examine reports that the Taj Mahal is in danger because the Yamuna river is drying up. The spectacular monument is built on the banks of the river.
