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Driver Of Kerala Minister's Private Secretary Arrested Over Woman Assault: Cops
A contract driver of the staff of Kerala Water Resources Minister Roshy Augustine was arrested on Wednesday for allegedly assaulting a woman recently when she was out for a morning walk near the Museum area here, police said.
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"No Cause For Concern Even If...": Kerala Minister On Mullaperiyar Dam Water Release
Kerala Water Resources Minister Roshy Augustine on Sunday said even if 7,000 cubic feet of water is released by Tamil Nadu from Mullaperiyar dam, there is no cause for concern as arrangements have been made to keep the areas in its downstream safe.
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Mullaperiyar Dam To Open At 7 am, People At Risk Being Moved: Kerala Minister
People living downstream from the Mullaperiyar dam are being evacuated as a measure of abundant caution ahead of Tamil Nadu opening the dam gates tomorrow morning, Kerala Water Resources Minister Roshy Augustine said on Thursday.
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Tamil Nadu Has Said Will Open Mullaperiyar Dam On October 29: Kerala Minister
Tamil Nadu government has informed it will open the Mullaperiyar dam on Friday if the water level there does not fall, Kerala Water Resources Minister Roshy Augustine said on Wednesday.
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Two Shutters Of Idukki Dam In Kerala To Be Opened Tomorrow
Two shutters of the Idukki dam will be opened on Tuesday, said Kerala Water Resources Minister Roshi Augustine on Monday.
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Kerala JDS Leader Mathew Thomas Resigns; K Krishnankutty To Take Charge
Kerala Water Resources Minister Mathew T Thomas, a nominee of the Janata Dal (Secular) in the CPI(M)-led LDF government, today submitted his resignation to Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan. The move comes after the JD(S), a key partner in the LDF, Friday decided to replace Thomas with Chittur lawmaker K Krishnankutty.
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Water Authority CWC's Report Proves Kerala Floods Not Man-Made: Minister
Weeks after one of the worst floods in almost a century in Kerala that left a trail of unprecedented destruction, water resource minister Mathew K Thomas has told NDTV that the report of the Central Water Commission has vindicated the state's stand.
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Centre Calls Meeting to Resolve Mullaperiyar Dam Issue
Union Water Resources Minister Uma Bharati has called a meeting of water resources ministers of Tamil Nadu and Kerala to discuss the issue of rising water level in the Mullaperiyar dam.
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BJP's River Linking Proposal Likely to Get Push
BJP's ambitious proposal to link rivers across the country is set to get a push with the Water Resources Ministry being asked to prepare a future roadmap.
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Kerala plans new law to protect rivers
The Kerala government plans to bring forward a new legislation to protect and conserve all rivers and make them free from pollution, Water Resources Minister P J Joseph said today.
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Kerala submits Rs 750 crore plan for sea-wall
The Kerala government has submitted to the Centre a Rs.750 crore scheme for construction of a sea-wall with groynes (a rigid hydraulic structure built from an ocean shore a bank that interrupts water flow and limits the movement of sediment) for protecting coastal areas, State Water Resources Minister PJ Joseph told the Assembly on Wednesday.
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Whipping up emotions on report unfortunate: Justice Thomas
Member of the Supreme Court appointed Empowered Committee on Mullaperiyar Dam Justice K T Thomas today said it was unfortunate that some quarters had sought to politicise and whip up emotions on the panel's report, instead of looking at it rationally.
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Mullaperiyar dam row: Agitators march to judge's residence
Amid reports that the Supreme Court Empowered Committee on Mullaperiyar had found that the 119-year-old Mullaperiyar dam was safe, Kerala Water Resources Minister PJ Joseph on Saturday maintained that a new dam was the only solution to the long dispute with Tamil Nadu.
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Key meeting on Mullaperiyar dam issue today, Tamil Nadu not to attend
The Union Water Resources Ministry has convened a meeting in New Delhi today to discuss the Mullaperiyar dam row with officials of Kerala and Tamil Nadu.
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Driver Of Kerala Minister's Private Secretary Arrested Over Woman Assault: Cops
A contract driver of the staff of Kerala Water Resources Minister Roshy Augustine was arrested on Wednesday for allegedly assaulting a woman recently when she was out for a morning walk near the Museum area here, police said.
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"No Cause For Concern Even If...": Kerala Minister On Mullaperiyar Dam Water Release
Kerala Water Resources Minister Roshy Augustine on Sunday said even if 7,000 cubic feet of water is released by Tamil Nadu from Mullaperiyar dam, there is no cause for concern as arrangements have been made to keep the areas in its downstream safe.
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Mullaperiyar Dam To Open At 7 am, People At Risk Being Moved: Kerala Minister
People living downstream from the Mullaperiyar dam are being evacuated as a measure of abundant caution ahead of Tamil Nadu opening the dam gates tomorrow morning, Kerala Water Resources Minister Roshy Augustine said on Thursday.
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Tamil Nadu Has Said Will Open Mullaperiyar Dam On October 29: Kerala Minister
Tamil Nadu government has informed it will open the Mullaperiyar dam on Friday if the water level there does not fall, Kerala Water Resources Minister Roshy Augustine said on Wednesday.
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Two Shutters Of Idukki Dam In Kerala To Be Opened Tomorrow
Two shutters of the Idukki dam will be opened on Tuesday, said Kerala Water Resources Minister Roshi Augustine on Monday.
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Kerala JDS Leader Mathew Thomas Resigns; K Krishnankutty To Take Charge
Kerala Water Resources Minister Mathew T Thomas, a nominee of the Janata Dal (Secular) in the CPI(M)-led LDF government, today submitted his resignation to Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan. The move comes after the JD(S), a key partner in the LDF, Friday decided to replace Thomas with Chittur lawmaker K Krishnankutty.
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Water Authority CWC's Report Proves Kerala Floods Not Man-Made: Minister
Weeks after one of the worst floods in almost a century in Kerala that left a trail of unprecedented destruction, water resource minister Mathew K Thomas has told NDTV that the report of the Central Water Commission has vindicated the state's stand.
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Centre Calls Meeting to Resolve Mullaperiyar Dam Issue
Union Water Resources Minister Uma Bharati has called a meeting of water resources ministers of Tamil Nadu and Kerala to discuss the issue of rising water level in the Mullaperiyar dam.
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BJP's River Linking Proposal Likely to Get Push
BJP's ambitious proposal to link rivers across the country is set to get a push with the Water Resources Ministry being asked to prepare a future roadmap.
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Kerala plans new law to protect rivers
The Kerala government plans to bring forward a new legislation to protect and conserve all rivers and make them free from pollution, Water Resources Minister P J Joseph said today.
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Kerala submits Rs 750 crore plan for sea-wall
The Kerala government has submitted to the Centre a Rs.750 crore scheme for construction of a sea-wall with groynes (a rigid hydraulic structure built from an ocean shore a bank that interrupts water flow and limits the movement of sediment) for protecting coastal areas, State Water Resources Minister PJ Joseph told the Assembly on Wednesday.
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Whipping up emotions on report unfortunate: Justice Thomas
Member of the Supreme Court appointed Empowered Committee on Mullaperiyar Dam Justice K T Thomas today said it was unfortunate that some quarters had sought to politicise and whip up emotions on the panel's report, instead of looking at it rationally.
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Mullaperiyar dam row: Agitators march to judge's residence
Amid reports that the Supreme Court Empowered Committee on Mullaperiyar had found that the 119-year-old Mullaperiyar dam was safe, Kerala Water Resources Minister PJ Joseph on Saturday maintained that a new dam was the only solution to the long dispute with Tamil Nadu.
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Key meeting on Mullaperiyar dam issue today, Tamil Nadu not to attend
The Union Water Resources Ministry has convened a meeting in New Delhi today to discuss the Mullaperiyar dam row with officials of Kerala and Tamil Nadu.
