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Chennai Faces Rising Water Risk from Tank Loss
Chennai is confronting mounting pressure on its water resources as rapid, largely unplanned urbanisation erodes traditional storage systems that once safeguarded the city against seasonal
Telangana climate vulnerability worries farmers
A new field study across dryland regions of Telangana indicates rising anxiety among farmers over the sustainability of traditional cultivation practices, with 80 per cent
Bengaluru Advances Water Reuse and Groundwater Planning
Bengaluru is intensifying efforts to safeguard its urban water supply as the city approaches another dry season, with experts and civic authorities convening to examine
Chennai Urban Systems Prepare for Heatwave Risk
Tamil Nadu is expected to witness a hotter-than-usual summer, with forecasters indicating multiple heatwave risk windows between March and May. Coastal districts, including Chennai, could
Chennai Water Supply Boost Reaches North Zones
Chennai’s ageing water grid received a structural upgrade this week as new storage and distribution assets were commissioned across the city’s northern quarters, improving Chennai
Chennai Water Systems Strain Under Urban Pressure
Chennai’s Kosasthalaiyar river basin has been identified as one of the most climate-vulnerable water systems in the region, highlighting a growing threat to the city’s
Rajasthan Invests In Waterbody Renovation For Resilience
Jaipur — The Government of Rajasthan has earmarked ₹300 crore to renovate approximately 200 ageing dams and ponds across the state, officials announced in the
Chennai Weather Update Flags Southern Downpour
Chennai is likely to see light to moderate showers on Saturday, marking a pause in the recent spell of dry and warm conditions. The India
Chennai Parks To Get Rainwater Harvesting Pits
Chennai is preparing to retrofit nearly 200 public parks with structured rainwater harvesting pits in a ₹20 crore programme aimed at improving groundwater recharge and
Hyderabad municipal zones face critical water drop
Greater Hyderabad’s newly established municipal entities — formed out of years of civic restructuring — are confronting an unexpected environmental challenge: rapidly falling groundwater levels
