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  • Gujarat allocates 3 MLD of Narmada water to upcoming Coca Cola plant
    Gujarat Government allocates Narmada water to Coca Cola plant at Sanand The Gujarat Government has allocated about 3 million litres per day (MLD) of water from the Narmada Canal to the Hindustan Coca-Cola Beverages Pvt Ltd (HCCBPL) for its upcoming plant at Sanand. Along with this, the Government h...
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  • India moves up on the Global Hunger Index
    India moves up two notches on the Global Hunger IndexWith its rank at 63 this year, India has moved up two spots on the Global Hunger Index brought out by the International Food Policy Research Institute every year. However, at more than 40%, India still has the highest number of malnourished childr...
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  • 200-crore penalty for Adani's Mundra port
    POLICY MATTERS200-crore penalty for Adani's Mundra portThe Ministry of Environment and Forests has slapped a penalty of Rs 200 crore on the Adani group for violating green norms during the construction of their port and SEZ in Kutch district of Gujarat. The Ministry will also cancel environmental cl...
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  • Require daily dew point data of Damodar river basin
    Hi,I am calculating PMP of Damodar river basin using Storm Maximization Procedure. I have collected daily rainfall data of India in grided (0.5 degree x 0.5 degree) format, and I need daily dew point data in the same format or only for Damodar river basin.I will compare the present flood scenerio of...
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  • Rajya Sabha passes food security bill
    Food security bill- on the verge of becoming a lawAfter Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha also passes National Food Security Bill, 2013. Only President's approval left to convert the bill into a law.Flood takes 160 lives in BiharGanga river wreaks havoc, affecting 5.4 million people and 20 districts in th...
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  • Court fast tracks Damodar river's case
    Court fast tracks Damodar river's caseJharkhand high court to hear Damodar river's pollution case against Central Coalfields Limited and two private companies on a daily basis. The court might pass the order to close all the three companies causing acute pollution in the river.Solar energy- a new ho...
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  • Two ancient irrigation systems of India - Paper presented at the National Seminar on Water and Culture (2007)
    The Phad system of irrigation, is found in Maharashtra over the rivers Panzara, Girna and Burai, which are tributaries of Tapi.Similar irrigation systems are also found on rivers Kan and Jamkheli which conjugate in Panzara and the rivers Mosam and Aram which meet at Girna. This irrigation system con...
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  • Mining - An increasing threat to our rivers - Article by Nitya Jacob
    Content Courtesy: Solution Exchange and Nitya JacobAuthor: Nitya Jacob India’s arteries are choking. Her rivers, the lifeline of hundreds of millions, are over-taxed, polluted and encroached. They are being mined, dammed and emptied of water. Save for the four monsoon months, most rivers are stre...
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Posted Date : Sun, 2014-09-21 22:27
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Gujarat Government allocates Narmada water to Coca Cola plant at Sanand

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Posted Date : Mon, 2013-10-21 16:56
News this week: India moves up on the Global Hunger Index, Churu on its way to total sanitation and Phailin affected areas face drinking water stress.

India moves up two notches on the Global Hunger Index

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Posted Date : Sun, 2013-09-08 19:32
News this week: 200-crore penalty on Mundra port, Parliament passes Land Acquisition Bill and dengue spreads in Mumbai.

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200-crore penalty for Adani's Mundra port

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Posted By : Anonymous (not verified)
Posted Date : Thu, 2013-09-05 21:47

Hi,

I am calculating PMP of Damodar river basin using Storm Maximization Procedure. I have collected daily rainfall data of India in grided (0.5 degree x 0.5 degree) format, and I need daily dew point data in the same format or only for Damodar river basin.

I will compare the present flood scenerio of the basin with the same during the construction of dams.

Please suggest sources from where this data can be obtained

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Food security bill- on the verge of becoming a law

After Lok Sabha, Rajya Sabha also passes National Food Security Bill, 2013. Only President's approval left to convert the bill into a law.

Flood takes 160 lives in Bihar

Court fast tracks Damodar river's case

Jharkhand high court to hear Damodar river's pollution case against Central Coalfields Limited and two private companies on a daily basis. The court might pass the order to close all the three companies causing acute pollution in the river.

Solar energy- a new hope of Uttarakhand

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Posted By : rajshekar
Posted Date : Mon, 2011-02-14 05:03
This paper presents two different types of irrigation systems used in ancient India. Both are based on the overflow system of irrigation.

The Phad system of irrigation, is found in Maharashtra over the rivers Panzara, Girna and Burai, which are tributaries of Tapi.

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Posted By : aarti kelkar kh...
Posted Date : Mon, 2010-12-20 00:29
Mining constitutes a major, and largely unrecognized, threat to our rivers. It takes away what we have and also destroys whatever is left of it.

Content Courtesy: Solution Exchange and Nitya Jacob
Author: Nitya Jacob

India’s arteries are choking. Her rivers, the lifeline of hundreds of millions, are over-taxed, polluted and encroached. They are being mined, dammed and emptied of water. Save for the four monsoon months, most rivers are streams of drains, depending on how many cities they pass through. This year people gaped in awe at the River Yamuna (I am sure they were over-awed by other rivers elsewhere too) as for the first time since 1978 looked like a river and not a drain.

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