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Farmers in Nagaram, Suryapet district, India protested on the Suryapet–Jangaon road demanding water release from the Sri Ram Sagar Project. They warned that inadequate supply threatened their paddy crops, disrupting traffic despite police appeals
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HMWSSB managing director Ashok Reddy says the tanker booking pendency has increased in some areas due to consecutive holidays and festivals
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Benjamin Franklin once said, “When the well is dry, we know the worth of water.” That moment has already arrived
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People are forced to trek long distances to collect drinking water from streams. While some of the residents are relying on open wells, some are forced to use bullock carts to get drinking water from wells situated in far off places
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Withering crops, dried-up streams force farmers in several districts to hit the streets
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On Thursday, residents of Tekulkod village staged a protest on the roads with empty pots complaining that water supply from Mission Bhagiratha had stopped since the last few days
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He said the government left farmers in distress by asking them to reduce the cultivation area, citing possible water shortage under Sri Ram Sagar Project Phase-1 and Phase -2
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Sources say the corporation authorities reportedly informed the KMC officials in advance about the repair works planned at the Deshaipet filter bed, but the official did not take any measures to make alternative arrangements leading to shortage of water
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According to the Nizamabad Municipal Corporation commissioner, water will not be supplied on Wednesday to several areas, including Lalbagh, Hatai Galli, Anand Nagar, Nyalkal Road, Nagaram, Vaddera Colony, Gangasthan, Panchayat Raj Colony, Autonagar, Malapally, Dayanand Nagar, Dharmapuri Hills, Mirchi Compound, Kanti Nagar, Nizam Colony, 300 Kotters, Vengalarao Nagar, Slaughter House Area, Mahalakshmi Nagar, and Vinayak Nagar.
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Amid soaring temperatures, these scenes have become a daily occurrence in the national capital in many areas
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Delhi Jal Board deploys patrol teams for main water distribution network that carries raw water to the Water Treatment Plants
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Supreme Court directs Delhi government to approach the Upper Yamuna River Board (UYRB) for water supply
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Apex Court directs Himachal to release water so that it reaches the national capital "uninterruptedly"
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It is 77 per cent less than last year's levels at this time, according to Central Water Commission data
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A notice to this effect has been issued by university to all boarders.
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“If there is no ground water, the administration has to provide water tankers that will suffice for all hostel inmates, not just one tanker for 1000 students,” she said.
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Farmers from Gangadhara, Ramadugu, Mallial, Boinpalli mandals of Choppadandi and other areas are among those who are arranging excavators to dig the pits.
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Rs 170 crore will be sanctioned to end water shortage issues in municipalities within the Outer Ring Road, informed Minister K T Rama Rao
