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Water Level In Jhelum River Hits Lowest Level As Dry Spell Continues In Kashmir
The water level in the Jhelum River has hit the lowest due to a prolonged dry spell in Kashmir, officials said here on Sunday.
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Water Level Of Jhelum River Of J&K Drops To 70-Year Low To Less Rainfall
The persisting dry weather across the valley has brought down the water level in Jhelum to a 70-year low in the month of September, said officials.
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J&K Government Imports 1st Luxury Boat To Revive Water Transport On Jhelum
Jammu and Kashmir's water transport authority has brought the first imported luxury boat for cruise on the Jhelum river with an aim to revive water transport in Kashmir.
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Video Shows BSF Constable, Cop Save Child From Drowning In River In J&K
A BSF constable and a policeman jumped in river at Baramulla and saved a child who had got trapped due to a sudden increase in the water level on Monday, BSF said on Tuesday.
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Amid Heavy Rains, Jhelum Water Breaches Flood Alarm Level In Kashmir
Due to incessant rains in the Kashmir Valley, the waters of the Jhelum river has breached the flood alarm level of 18 feet on Thursday, authorities said.
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4 Major Rivers In Jammu And Kashmir Declared 'National Waterways': Government
Four major rivers, Jhelum, Chenab, Indus and Ravi in Jammu and Kashmir have been declared "national waterways" by the union government, paving the way for inland navigation on them to boost water transport and tourism, the state government has said.
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Thousands Of Fish In Jhelum Wash Ashore, River Water Sample Sent For Testing
Thousands of fish washed ashore the Jhelum river in Srinagar on Sunday leading to panic among residents, but the district administration said most of the fish were not dead suggesting that the oxygen content in the water could be low.
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India Permitted To Construct Kishanganga, Ratle Projects: World Bank
India is allowed to construct hydroelectric power facilities on tributaries of the Jhelum and Chenab rivers with certain restrictions under the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty (IWT), the World Bank has said.
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Flood Unlikely In Jammu And Kashmir As Water level Recedes In Jhelum
The water level in river Jhelum and it's tributaries started to recede today after rainfall stopped last night, easing fears of a flood in Jammu and Kashmir, officials said. The water level in Jhelum started to recede at around 3:00 am at Sangam in South Kashmir, however, the situation in Srinagar hasn't improved much, officials said.
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Dry Spell Hits Jammu And Kashmir As Jhelum's Water Level Hits 60 Year Low
Jammu and Kashmir is facing the longest post-monsoon dry spell in more than 40 years. The impact is most distinctly visible in the plummeting water level of the River Jhelum. Just two years after the river flooded much of Kashmir, it has dropped to its lowest in six decades.
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Government To Fast-Track Irrigation Projects In Indus Basin
Amid growing strain in Indo-Pak ties, government is planning to fast-track four projects in Indus river basin to increase irrigation area in Jammu and Kashmir by nearly 2.05 lakh acres, weeks after India decided to "exploit to the maximum" the water of Pakistan-controlled rivers, including Jhelum, as per Indus Waters Treaty.
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Jammu and Kashmir Sounds Alert as Jhelum Breaches Danger Mark
Jammu and Kashmir today sounded an alert for people living in low-lying areas and along banks of river Jhelum, after water level crossed the flood declaration level of 21 feet, at Sangam in south Kashmir due to continuous rains.
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Flood Alert in Kashmir as Jhelum Crosses Danger Mark After Incessant Rain
The water level in Jhelum river crossed the danger mark at Sangam in south Kashmir early this morning as most parts of the Valley were lashed by incessant rains since Wednesday.
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Respite For People of Kashmir, Fears of Flood Over
Fears about Kashmir witnessing floods like last September ended today with the government declaring that there is no threat now as the water level in the river Jhelum was much below the danger mark despite overnight rainfall.
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Flood Threat Eases in Jammu and Kashmir
The flood threat in Kashmir eased today as overnight rainfall, which had led to slight rise in water level of River Jhelum, stopped.
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Water Level In Jhelum River Hits Lowest Level As Dry Spell Continues In Kashmir
The water level in the Jhelum River has hit the lowest due to a prolonged dry spell in Kashmir, officials said here on Sunday.
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Water Level Of Jhelum River Of J&K Drops To 70-Year Low To Less Rainfall
The persisting dry weather across the valley has brought down the water level in Jhelum to a 70-year low in the month of September, said officials.
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J&K Government Imports 1st Luxury Boat To Revive Water Transport On Jhelum
Jammu and Kashmir's water transport authority has brought the first imported luxury boat for cruise on the Jhelum river with an aim to revive water transport in Kashmir.
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Video Shows BSF Constable, Cop Save Child From Drowning In River In J&K
A BSF constable and a policeman jumped in river at Baramulla and saved a child who had got trapped due to a sudden increase in the water level on Monday, BSF said on Tuesday.
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Amid Heavy Rains, Jhelum Water Breaches Flood Alarm Level In Kashmir
Due to incessant rains in the Kashmir Valley, the waters of the Jhelum river has breached the flood alarm level of 18 feet on Thursday, authorities said.
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4 Major Rivers In Jammu And Kashmir Declared 'National Waterways': Government
Four major rivers, Jhelum, Chenab, Indus and Ravi in Jammu and Kashmir have been declared "national waterways" by the union government, paving the way for inland navigation on them to boost water transport and tourism, the state government has said.
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Thousands Of Fish In Jhelum Wash Ashore, River Water Sample Sent For Testing
Thousands of fish washed ashore the Jhelum river in Srinagar on Sunday leading to panic among residents, but the district administration said most of the fish were not dead suggesting that the oxygen content in the water could be low.
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India Permitted To Construct Kishanganga, Ratle Projects: World Bank
India is allowed to construct hydroelectric power facilities on tributaries of the Jhelum and Chenab rivers with certain restrictions under the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty (IWT), the World Bank has said.
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Flood Unlikely In Jammu And Kashmir As Water level Recedes In Jhelum
The water level in river Jhelum and it's tributaries started to recede today after rainfall stopped last night, easing fears of a flood in Jammu and Kashmir, officials said. The water level in Jhelum started to recede at around 3:00 am at Sangam in South Kashmir, however, the situation in Srinagar hasn't improved much, officials said.
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Dry Spell Hits Jammu And Kashmir As Jhelum's Water Level Hits 60 Year Low
Jammu and Kashmir is facing the longest post-monsoon dry spell in more than 40 years. The impact is most distinctly visible in the plummeting water level of the River Jhelum. Just two years after the river flooded much of Kashmir, it has dropped to its lowest in six decades.
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Government To Fast-Track Irrigation Projects In Indus Basin
Amid growing strain in Indo-Pak ties, government is planning to fast-track four projects in Indus river basin to increase irrigation area in Jammu and Kashmir by nearly 2.05 lakh acres, weeks after India decided to "exploit to the maximum" the water of Pakistan-controlled rivers, including Jhelum, as per Indus Waters Treaty.
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Jammu and Kashmir Sounds Alert as Jhelum Breaches Danger Mark
Jammu and Kashmir today sounded an alert for people living in low-lying areas and along banks of river Jhelum, after water level crossed the flood declaration level of 21 feet, at Sangam in south Kashmir due to continuous rains.
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Flood Alert in Kashmir as Jhelum Crosses Danger Mark After Incessant Rain
The water level in Jhelum river crossed the danger mark at Sangam in south Kashmir early this morning as most parts of the Valley were lashed by incessant rains since Wednesday.
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Respite For People of Kashmir, Fears of Flood Over
Fears about Kashmir witnessing floods like last September ended today with the government declaring that there is no threat now as the water level in the river Jhelum was much below the danger mark despite overnight rainfall.
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Flood Threat Eases in Jammu and Kashmir
The flood threat in Kashmir eased today as overnight rainfall, which had led to slight rise in water level of River Jhelum, stopped.
