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4 Students On Picnic Drown In Maharashtra Reservoir
A college picnic turned into tragedy when four students drowned while bathing in a reservoir in Maharashtra today
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Maharashtra Says State Reservoirs Left With 37% Water
Water reservoirs in Maharashtra currently have 37 per cent stock, while 401 tankers are supplying water to several scarcity-hit areas, the state government said on Thursday.
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BS Yediyurappa Turns To Maharashtra To Meet Water Shortage In Karnataka
Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa requested his Maharashtra counterpart Uddhav Thackeray to release six thousand million cubic feet (TMC) water from his state's reservoirs to rivers in Karnataka to meet acute drinking water shortage in North Karnataka.
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Only 17% Water Left In Nashik Dams, Say Officials
Reservoirs in Maharashtra's Nashik district have only 17 per cent water stock of their total storage capacity as of now, almost nine per cent less compared to last year, officials said on Tuesday.
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July Rains Finally Bring Respite To Drought-Seared Nashik
For the drought-scarred district of Nashik, this week has brought long-awaited relief. With several parts of Maharashtra receiving record rainfall since Sunday, the Godavari River and reservoirs are brimming with water.
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Farmers Hope For Good Rain In Coming Months After Dry Spell in June
After a few showers in mid-June, the monsoon has been playing truant dashing hopes for farmers across the country.
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With No Rains, Water Woes Worsen In Nashik
The problem of water scarcity in Maharashtra's Nashik has worsened as the district's 12 small and medium water reservoirs have dried up.
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Over Half Of India’s 91 Water Reservoirs Below Last Year’s Levels
Water storage status of 91 reservoirs.
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Watershed Programmes Recommended in Drought-Hit Marathwada
Maharashtra Water Resources Department has recommended creation of decentralized reservoirs and promotion of watershed programmes among others as a part of a long-term policy to provide relief to the Marathwada region which is reeling under drought. The department's report, based on the Godavari river basin study, has recommended creation of decent...
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Only 7 Per Cent Usable Water Remains in Maharashtra's Marathwada Reservoirs
Only seven per cent of usable water remains in all the 814 water reservoirs across eight districts of Marathwada region in Maharashtra, leaving more than 870 villages parched.
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Farmers protest against water diversion in Maharashtra
Nearly 150 farmers in Maharashtra on Tuesday came out on the state highway connecting Ahmednagar and Manmad in Nashik district to protest against the order of Water Resources Minister Sunil Tatkare to release water from the Bhandardara and Nilwande dams in Ahmednagar so that the Jayakwadi Reservoir in Aurangabad receives water.
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In Maharashtra, cops guard water to prevent theft in drought-hit areas
In an unprecedented move, cops in Maharashtra's Ahmednagar district have been deployed to prevent possible theft of water in drought-affected Marathwada region, after the Bombay High Court ordered release of water to the reservoirs in the area.
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Water released to Jayakwadi from Mula, protests in Ahmednagar
Irrigation department on Wednesday released 3 TMC water from Mula dam for Jayakwadi reservoir which supplies water to Marathwada region amid tight police security.
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4 Students On Picnic Drown In Maharashtra Reservoir
A college picnic turned into tragedy when four students drowned while bathing in a reservoir in Maharashtra today
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Maharashtra Says State Reservoirs Left With 37% Water
Water reservoirs in Maharashtra currently have 37 per cent stock, while 401 tankers are supplying water to several scarcity-hit areas, the state government said on Thursday.
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BS Yediyurappa Turns To Maharashtra To Meet Water Shortage In Karnataka
Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa requested his Maharashtra counterpart Uddhav Thackeray to release six thousand million cubic feet (TMC) water from his state's reservoirs to rivers in Karnataka to meet acute drinking water shortage in North Karnataka.
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Only 17% Water Left In Nashik Dams, Say Officials
Reservoirs in Maharashtra's Nashik district have only 17 per cent water stock of their total storage capacity as of now, almost nine per cent less compared to last year, officials said on Tuesday.
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July Rains Finally Bring Respite To Drought-Seared Nashik
For the drought-scarred district of Nashik, this week has brought long-awaited relief. With several parts of Maharashtra receiving record rainfall since Sunday, the Godavari River and reservoirs are brimming with water.
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Farmers Hope For Good Rain In Coming Months After Dry Spell in June
After a few showers in mid-June, the monsoon has been playing truant dashing hopes for farmers across the country.
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With No Rains, Water Woes Worsen In Nashik
The problem of water scarcity in Maharashtra's Nashik has worsened as the district's 12 small and medium water reservoirs have dried up.
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Over Half Of India’s 91 Water Reservoirs Below Last Year’s Levels
Water storage status of 91 reservoirs.
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Watershed Programmes Recommended in Drought-Hit Marathwada
Maharashtra Water Resources Department has recommended creation of decentralized reservoirs and promotion of watershed programmes among others as a part of a long-term policy to provide relief to the Marathwada region which is reeling under drought. The department's report, based on the Godavari river basin study, has recommended creation of decent...
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Only 7 Per Cent Usable Water Remains in Maharashtra's Marathwada Reservoirs
Only seven per cent of usable water remains in all the 814 water reservoirs across eight districts of Marathwada region in Maharashtra, leaving more than 870 villages parched.
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Farmers protest against water diversion in Maharashtra
Nearly 150 farmers in Maharashtra on Tuesday came out on the state highway connecting Ahmednagar and Manmad in Nashik district to protest against the order of Water Resources Minister Sunil Tatkare to release water from the Bhandardara and Nilwande dams in Ahmednagar so that the Jayakwadi Reservoir in Aurangabad receives water.
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In Maharashtra, cops guard water to prevent theft in drought-hit areas
In an unprecedented move, cops in Maharashtra's Ahmednagar district have been deployed to prevent possible theft of water in drought-affected Marathwada region, after the Bombay High Court ordered release of water to the reservoirs in the area.
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Water released to Jayakwadi from Mula, protests in Ahmednagar
Irrigation department on Wednesday released 3 TMC water from Mula dam for Jayakwadi reservoir which supplies water to Marathwada region amid tight police security.
