Tungabhadra Dam Repairs Risk Rabi Paddy Crop Loss
Karnataka farmers face rabi crop crisis as Tungabhadra dam's new gate installation delays water release. Critical irrigation timeline missed, threatening paddy cultivation.
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India Faces Severe Antimicrobial Resistance Crisis
India battles a growing antimicrobial resistance crisis driven by antibiotic misuse in humans and animals. Learn about the alarming health implications and urgent solutions needed.
Karnataka Climate Path Cannot Be Divorced From Hunger
Karnataka's climate policies fail as fertile lands are taken for development projects, worsening hunger. Farmers lose agency while irrigation promises remain unfulfilled. Read the investigation.
Mumbai CNG Shortage: Long Queues After Pipeline Damage
Mumbai faces severe CNG shortage with massive queues at stations after pipeline damage cripples supply. Commuters and transport services severely affected.
Jammu official suicide: 3 held for mental harassment
55-year-old Puran Chand dies by suicide after constant mental harassment by Irrigation Department seniors. Three officials arrested as police investigation reveals withheld salary, systematic abuse.
Tungabhadra Dam water crisis affects Koppal farmers
Farmers in Koppal district face severe water shortage as Tungabhadra Dam halts supply for second crops due to crest gate installation work. Learn how this impacts agriculture.
Kaleshwaram Probe: Govt Indicts KCR in HC Affidavit
Telangana government affidavit reveals ex-CM KCR solely responsible for Kaleshwaram barrage decisions causing ₹7500+ crore loss. Expert warnings suppressed, no cabinet approval.
Sudan's Unending Crisis: Ancient Fault Lines, Modern Tragedy
An in-depth analysis of Sudan's devastating conflict, exploring the historical roots, current triggers, and staggering human cost of a crisis the world can't afford to ignore.
Gujarat farmers urge minister to restore canal water supply
Farmers in Ahmedabad district appeal to Gujarat's Water Minister to reverse decision halting water supply in Right Bank Canal, citing threat to standing crops during critical growth phase.
ICC Investigates Sudan War Crimes as RSF Takes Al-Fashir
International Criminal Court probes alleged war crimes in Sudan's Darfur region as Rapid Support Forces seize control of Al-Fashir, forcing thousands to flee amid escalating violence.
India's Urea Crisis: Farmer Woes & Food Price Fears
India faces a looming urea scarcity due to global supply disruptions, rising prices, and domestic production challenges. Learn how this fertilizer crisis could impact agriculture, food security, and your wallet.
Priyanka Gandhi urges PM Modi to act on Delhi smog crisis
Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra demands immediate action from PM Modi as Delhi's air quality reaches hazardous levels, calling the pollution crisis a national health emergency.
Four engineering students drown in Mandya canal tragedy
Four young engineering students from Bengaluru met a tragic end after drowning in an irrigation canal in Mandya district. The devastating incident occurred during a college trip, leaving families and communities in mourning.
Karnataka Plans Permanent Water Commission for Future Security
Karnataka government considers establishing a permanent water commission to address water management challenges and ensure sustainable water security for future generations through comprehensive planning.
Delhi Chokes: Priyanka Gandhi Sounds Smog Alarm
Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra raises concerns as Delhi's air quality turns severe again. Learn about the health crisis and political response to the capital's smog emergency.
Airlines: Shutdown Threatens Holiday Travel Safety
Major US airlines issue urgent plea to Congress as shutdown leaves aviation workers unpaid, raising serious safety and operational concerns during peak holiday season.
Nexperia Warning Deepens Crisis for Global Carmakers
Global automotive industry faces renewed supply chain turmoil as Dutch semiconductor giant Nexperia warns customers of serious production challenges, potentially worsening the ongoing chip shortage crisis.
Mizoram: 50% Myanmar refugees biometric enrollment complete
Mizoram makes significant progress in biometric registration of Myanmar refugees, with nearly half of estimated 32,000 individuals already documented. State Home Department reveals comprehensive security measures.
Jharkhand Workers Stranded in Tunisia: No Food or Money
Exclusive: Jharkhand government races against time to rescue 22 migrant workers trapped in Tunisia without food or money. Shocking details emerge about their desperate situation.
Bihar Polls: Jobs Crisis Overshadows Caste Politics
As Bihar heads to polls, economic distress trumps traditional caste narratives. Voters prioritize jobs and financial stability over identity politics in this crucial electoral test.
Goa's Salinity Crisis: Experts Sound Alarm
Coastal erosion and rising sea levels are causing dangerous salinity levels in Goa's soil and water, threatening agriculture, tourism, and public health. Experts demand immediate government action.
Pakistan Water Crisis After India Halts Indus Treaty
Pakistan confronts an imminent water emergency as India's suspension of Indus Water Treaty obligations threatens agriculture, drinking water, and power generation across the nation.
Sudan Crisis: UN Warns of Catastrophe After El Fasher Fall
The United Nations issues urgent warning about escalating humanitarian catastrophe in Sudan as paramilitary forces capture strategic city of El Fasher, threatening millions of civilians.
Supriya Shrinate: NDA Failed Bihar on All Fronts
Congress leader Supriya Shrinate delivers scathing critique of Bihar's NDA government, highlighting unemployment, migration, and law & order collapse as major failures.
Odisha Targets 15 Lakh Hectares Irrigation by 2029-30
Odisha government unveils massive irrigation expansion plan targeting 15 lakh hectares by 2029-30, focusing on major and minor projects to transform agriculture.
Gaza Banks Reopen But Cash Reserves Dry Up
As Gaza emerges from conflict, residents face a new battle - banks have reopened but cash reserves have dried up, leaving thousands unable to access their savings and salaries.
Gaza banks reopen but vaults remain empty amid cash crisis
As Gaza emerges from conflict, residents face new hardship as reopened banks run out of cash, leaving thousands unable to access their savings and salaries.
UAE Sends Largest Water Convoy to Northern Gaza
The United Arab Emirates dispatches its biggest humanitarian convoy of water tankers to address severe water shortages in northern Gaza, providing critical aid to displaced families.
Putin warns US over Venezuela military buildup in Caribbean
As US naval forces gather near Venezuela, Kremlin issues strong warning against military intervention. Russia backs President Maduro amid escalating Caribbean tensions.
Gaza Death Toll Reaches 100 in Israeli Strikes
Intensified Israeli military operations in Gaza result in devastating civilian casualties as health authorities report triple-digit fatalities amid escalating Middle East conflict.
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