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KTR will be showcasing Telangana’s success in water resource management, especially the Kaleshwaram project and Mission Bhagiratha at the World Environmental & Water Resources Congress to be held in United States.
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Already, Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao has directed the officials to procure soaked and discoloured paddy from the farmers without imposing any conditions, he said, urging farmers not to get worried about the crop losses suffered due to the recent unseasonal rains.
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Work on the pipeline for providing irrigation facility to 28,000 acres in Yadadri-Bhongir and Medchal districts are progressing at a brisk pace
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Maharashtra farmers union leaders inspected the Mission Bhagiratha programme and drinking water supply connections extended under the programme.
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Harish Rao produced letters written by CM KCR to PM Modi and State government to the Ministry of Water Resources seeking national status for Kaleshwaram project in the past
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CM KCR on Wednesday sanctioned Rs.50 crore towards development works in Banswada Assembly constituency from the Chief Minister's Special Fund.
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Sensor-based Decision Support Systems to be installed at all irrigation projects, pump houses
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The State government was taking steps to speed up the process of installing sensor based Decision Support Systems (DSS) in all the Irrigation projects and pump houses.
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With groundwater levels up, solids in water get diluted
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CM KCR said despite availability of abundant natural resources, the Congress and the BJP could not cater to the basic needs of the people of the nation
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Devi Cheruvu of Durajpally, an irrigation tank that was restored under Mission Kakatiya and filled with water from the Godavari via the Kaleshwaram project through SRSP canal, is drawing the attention of devotees.
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Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao said If voted to power, the BRS and like-minded parties will construct three to four major reservoirs at strategic locations across the country to tap the available water
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The power demand which was between 7,800 MW to 9,200 MW last December, has increased to 11,100 MW this year and is likely to cross 15,000 MW in March next year.
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Hyderabad: At a time when Telangana state is preparing to produce over 1.41 crore tonnes of paddy during the ensuing Vaanakalam( Kharif) season, union Minister for Parliamentary Affairs and Coal Pralhad Joshi is questioning about the additional ayacut the state was able to brought under cultivation through Kaleshwaram Lift Irrigation Scheme(KLIS). It appeared as if […]
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Hyderabad: Engineers on Saturday successfully managed to operate one of the pumps of the Annaram pump house of the Kaleshwaram Lift Irrigation project, which was submerged due to the floods in the Godavari in July. The Annaram pump house, with a total of eight motors and a lifting capacity of 2 TMC ft water a […]
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Telangana government would not be spending even a rupee for repairs and other costs of the pump houses which got submerged during the recent floods in Godavari River, Finance Minister said.
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Kothagudem: Government Whip Rega Kantha Rao challenged BJP and Congress ruled States to implement welfare schemes being implemented by the TRS government. He said Telangana government was the only government in the country to implement the highest number of welfare schemes for the poorer sections. The government spends Rs 12,000 crore per year at the […]
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Hyderabad: Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao extended Rs.10 lakh financial assistance to National Farmers union activist Vimal Kumar, who died due to cardiac arrest in Hyderabad recently, after visiting Kaleshwaram project. After learning about the incident, the Chief Minister extended his condolences to the bereaved family. He also declared financial assistance to Vimal Kumar’s family. […]
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Hyderabad: Despite the constant hurdles created by the Central government, Telangana continues to maintain fiscal prudence with its total outstanding liabilities much lower than several BJP-ruled States, busting the ‘double engine’ growth propaganda pushed by the saffron party. Countering the opposition parties’ allegations of increasing debts, the State government has all along been arguing that […]
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Hyderabad: The State government pegged the preliminary damage caused due to the recent floods at Rs 1,400 crore. A report to this effect was submitted to the union Government and an immediate assistance of Rs 1,000 crore was sought from the Centre. In its report, the State government said the Roads and Buildings Department suffered […]