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Tamil Nadu’s Mettur Reservoir Fills Early, Transforming Irrigation
The Stanley Reservoir in Mettur reached its full reservoir level (FRL) of 120 feet in June—only the second time this has occurred since its construction
Uttar Pradesh Leads India with Massive Tree Plantation for Sustainable Future
Uttar Pradesh is set to witness a significant ecological transformation as the state gears up to plant over 1.14 crore saplings along its roadsides during
Monsoon Alert Kolkata Set For Heavy Rainfall On Sunday
Kolkata is set for a rain-soaked Sunday as a fresh low-pressure system, forming over the Bay of Bengal, moves toward the region. The Met department
Goa Faces Water Divide as South Dams Overflow and North Remain Dry
Goa’s reservoirs are witnessing sharp contrasts in performance this monsoon season. While South Goa enjoys early spillover from the Selaulim dam, North Goa’s Amthane and
Centre Makes Tree Felling Rules Easier to Help Farmers and the Environment
The Centre has introduced draft model rules to ease the felling of trees on agricultural land, aiming to promote agroforestry, boost tree cover beyond forests,
India Eyes Wastewater as Key to Solving Urban Water Crisis by 2050
India’s urban future may flow not from its rivers, but from its drains. As cities struggle with water shortages and climate stress, untreated wastewater is
Chennai to Rebuild Flood-Prone Kodungaiyur Bridge Before Monsoon
Chennai is set to rebuild a critical bridge over the Kodungaiyur canal to prevent a repeat of last year’s flood crisis. The local body has
Himachal roads washed away, vehicles swept after flash floods wreak devastation
A sudden surge of flash floods has wreaked havoc in Himachal Pradesh, damaging roads and sweeping away heavy vehicles in several districts this week. Officials
Chhattisgarh Villages Vanish in Rains Losing Access to Treatment
Monsoon-soaked forests of Bastar’s Abujhmad region, entire villages disappear from accessibility, isolated by swelling rivers and crumbling infrastructure. Here, a fever becomes a crisis, education
Kerala on orange alert with rivers rising and landslips
Heavy rainfall continues to pound Kerala, triggering widespread disruption across several districts. With the India Meteorological Department (IMD) issuing orange and yellow alerts, authorities are
