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Contagious Bird Disease Strikes At Rajasthan Sambhar Lake
Paralysed, unable to fly or even waddle, a shoveller sits helpless in the sand at the edge of Rajasthan's Sambhar lake. At some distance another bird -- a black-winged stilt -- sips water, its leg awkwardly placed and incapable of motion.
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Watch: Ashwini Vaishnaw Shares Aerial Video Of Train Passing Through India's Largest Salt Lake
Union Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw took to X (formerly Twitter) to share a spectacular aerial video of a train cruising next to Rajasthan's Sambhar Lake.
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After Mass Bird Deaths At Sambhar Lake, Crows, Fish Found Dead In Ajmer's Ana Sagar Lake
After the death of thousands of migratory birds in Rajasthan's Sambhar lake, several crows and fishes have now been found dead in the Ana Sagar Lake in Ajmer in the last three days.
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Bacterial Disease Behind Mass Bird Deaths at Sambhar Lake: Report
Mass death of migratory birds at the Sambhar Lake in Rajasthan occurred due to avian botulism, a disease caused by a bacteria that affects nerves, a report of Bareilly's Indian Veterinary Research Institute said.
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Nearly 18,000 Birds Dead In Rajasthan, Ashok Gehlot Wants Wetland Authority Operational
Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot on Tuesday issued orders for the state wetland authority to be made operational at the earliest in the wake of death of over 17,000 migratory birds in and around the Sambhar Lake, which is the country's largest inland water saltwater lake near Jaipur. The state wetland authority is the top body to preserve and ...
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Nearly 17,000 Migratory Birds Dead In Rajasthan's Sambhar Lake
Nearly 17,000 migratory birds have died so far at the country's largest inland water saltwater lake near Jaipur due to botulism, a serious and fatal illness that affects the nerves, a forest official said on Monday.
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Over 10,000 Birds Found Dead Near Rajasthan Lake In A Week
The toll of migratory birds found dead at Sambhar Lake, the country's largest inland saltwater lake near Jaipur, has risen to over 10,000 on Sunday.
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Over 4,800 Birds Died Of Botulism In Rajasthan's Saltwater Lake: Report
A preliminary forensic report has indicated that the mysterious death of more than 4,800 migratory birds at the country's largest inland water saltwater lake near Jaipur was caused by botulism, a serious and fatal illness that affects the nerves, officials said today.
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1,500 Migratory Birds Found Dead Near Rajasthan's Saltwater Lake Sambhar
Thousands of migratory birds of about ten species were found dead around Sambhar Lake, the country's largest inland saltwater lake near Jaipur, sending shock waves among locals and authorities.
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Nissan GT-R Commemorates Republic Day With The World's Largest-Ever Country Map
Celebrating India's 68th Republic Day, Nissan India put together this record-breaking tribute starring the Nissan GT-R sports car.
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India to build world's largest solar power plant in Rajasthan
The government will set up the world's largest solar power project, having a total generation capacity of 4,000 MW, in Rajasthan.
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Contagious Bird Disease Strikes At Rajasthan Sambhar Lake
Paralysed, unable to fly or even waddle, a shoveller sits helpless in the sand at the edge of Rajasthan's Sambhar lake. At some distance another bird -- a black-winged stilt -- sips water, its leg awkwardly placed and incapable of motion.
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Watch: Ashwini Vaishnaw Shares Aerial Video Of Train Passing Through India's Largest Salt Lake
Union Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw took to X (formerly Twitter) to share a spectacular aerial video of a train cruising next to Rajasthan's Sambhar Lake.
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After Mass Bird Deaths At Sambhar Lake, Crows, Fish Found Dead In Ajmer's Ana Sagar Lake
After the death of thousands of migratory birds in Rajasthan's Sambhar lake, several crows and fishes have now been found dead in the Ana Sagar Lake in Ajmer in the last three days.
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Bacterial Disease Behind Mass Bird Deaths at Sambhar Lake: Report
Mass death of migratory birds at the Sambhar Lake in Rajasthan occurred due to avian botulism, a disease caused by a bacteria that affects nerves, a report of Bareilly's Indian Veterinary Research Institute said.
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Nearly 18,000 Birds Dead In Rajasthan, Ashok Gehlot Wants Wetland Authority Operational
Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot on Tuesday issued orders for the state wetland authority to be made operational at the earliest in the wake of death of over 17,000 migratory birds in and around the Sambhar Lake, which is the country's largest inland water saltwater lake near Jaipur. The state wetland authority is the top body to preserve and ...
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Nearly 17,000 Migratory Birds Dead In Rajasthan's Sambhar Lake
Nearly 17,000 migratory birds have died so far at the country's largest inland water saltwater lake near Jaipur due to botulism, a serious and fatal illness that affects the nerves, a forest official said on Monday.
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Over 10,000 Birds Found Dead Near Rajasthan Lake In A Week
The toll of migratory birds found dead at Sambhar Lake, the country's largest inland saltwater lake near Jaipur, has risen to over 10,000 on Sunday.
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Over 4,800 Birds Died Of Botulism In Rajasthan's Saltwater Lake: Report
A preliminary forensic report has indicated that the mysterious death of more than 4,800 migratory birds at the country's largest inland water saltwater lake near Jaipur was caused by botulism, a serious and fatal illness that affects the nerves, officials said today.
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1,500 Migratory Birds Found Dead Near Rajasthan's Saltwater Lake Sambhar
Thousands of migratory birds of about ten species were found dead around Sambhar Lake, the country's largest inland saltwater lake near Jaipur, sending shock waves among locals and authorities.
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Nissan GT-R Commemorates Republic Day With The World's Largest-Ever Country Map
Celebrating India's 68th Republic Day, Nissan India put together this record-breaking tribute starring the Nissan GT-R sports car.
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India to build world's largest solar power plant in Rajasthan
The government will set up the world's largest solar power project, having a total generation capacity of 4,000 MW, in Rajasthan.
