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India Is The Top Exporter Of Virtual Water As Cities Stare At Scarcity
After Chennai's water shortage, people are rushing to fix leaky taps and toilets in their homes. Good move, say water experts, but time to stop sweating the small sweat and tackle India's biggest water consumer. No, not factories, not power plants, not homes but farms.
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Amid A Huge Water Crisis, PM Modi's 3 Requests For People
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today called upon the people to conserve water, calling it "paras" (the philosopher's stone) that creates new life. As parts of the country pass through the worst-ever water crisis in recent years, he also had three requests for the people.
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Amid Bengal Water Scarcity, Mamata Banerjee Urges People To Stop Wastage
Referring to the severe water crisis in Chennai, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee Friday said the state too is affected and stressed on the need to stop wastage of water.
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NTPC's Farakka Plant Stops Generation Completely As Water Crisis Hits
The NTPC's 2,100 MW Farakka plant in West Bengal's Murshidabad district came to a standstill today after it had to stop generation in its only running unit due to a deteriorating water crisis, a company statement said.
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India Is The Top Exporter Of Virtual Water As Cities Stare At Scarcity
After Chennai's water shortage, people are rushing to fix leaky taps and toilets in their homes. Good move, say water experts, but time to stop sweating the small sweat and tackle India's biggest water consumer. No, not factories, not power plants, not homes but farms.
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Amid A Huge Water Crisis, PM Modi's 3 Requests For People
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today called upon the people to conserve water, calling it "paras" (the philosopher's stone) that creates new life. As parts of the country pass through the worst-ever water crisis in recent years, he also had three requests for the people.
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Amid Bengal Water Scarcity, Mamata Banerjee Urges People To Stop Wastage
Referring to the severe water crisis in Chennai, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee Friday said the state too is affected and stressed on the need to stop wastage of water.
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NTPC's Farakka Plant Stops Generation Completely As Water Crisis Hits
The NTPC's 2,100 MW Farakka plant in West Bengal's Murshidabad district came to a standstill today after it had to stop generation in its only running unit due to a deteriorating water crisis, a company statement said.
