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India, Nov. 16 -- In the heart of India lies Chhattisgarh, a land where rivers weave their path through fertile plains, forests grow in abundance, and fields of lush green paddy abound. Situated ...

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The world is already facing extreme consequences that are yet to reach the worst levels. But what exactly can India expect when the world fails to limit Earth's warming to 1.5°C?

Pune: The civic administration's pre-monsoon preparations are expected to begin in the next two weeks as PMC has invited ...

The proposed Neera–Karha river linking project, once implemented, is expected to provide irrigation and drinking water to drought-prone areas of Baramati and Purandar talukas.

A recent study indicates a significant increase in the intensity and frequency of India's moist heatwaves due to specific atmospheric reactions.

The irrigation created by major, medium and minor projects was 57,16 lakh hectares, and irrigation potential utilised was 40.55 lak hectares.