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Dam water levels stable across Himachal amid continued rains; power generation ongoing, says SEOCHimachal Pradesh reports that major dams are operating safely. This is despite widespread rainfall. The State Emergency Operation Centre co...- Severe floods experienced in Beas river following heavy rainfall in Himachal Pradesh's MandiHeavy rainfall triggered severe floods in Himachal Pradesh's Mandi, prompting a red alert from the Indian Meteorological Department. Despit...
- J&K: Gate of Salal dam in Reasi district openedThe gates of Salal Dam, built on the Chenab River in the Reasi district of Jammu and Kashmir, were closed earlier due to the recent conflic...
- 'Water Terrorism': Pak media on India completely stopping flow of Ravi river into PakistanThe completion of Shahpurkandi barrage stopped water flow from Ravi river to Pakistan, leading to accusations of 'Water Terrorism' from Pak...
- Bhakra dam level crosses permissible limit, more water released"Water level in the Bhakra reservoir was 1,681 feet at 10 am on Monday against the permissible storage level of 1,680 feet," an official sa...
- Centre okays dam on Ravi, will cut water flow to PakistanOnce completed in June 2022, it will improve irrigation potential of farmers in Jammu & Kashmir and Punjab.
- Himachal rivers facing threat from developmental activitiesHimachal Pradesh has 5 major river basins Satluj, Ravi, Beas, Chenab and Yamuna. Yamuna crosses only the south-eastern border of the state,...
- Punjab eases shooting permits of animal to save cropsThe state government has also approved introduction of sterilisation of bulls by the Animal Husbandry Department to control the menace of s...
- Sight dolphins from glass houses next yearIn welcome tidings for dolphin lovers and wildlife enthusiasts of India, the eco-tourism project planned at Harike wildlife sanctuary to co...
- For the first time, a dozen dolphins spotted in BeasFor the first time, the officials of Harike wildlife sanctuary, 60km from Amritsar, have spotted 12 Indus dolphins, an endangered species, ...
- Water to be released from Bhakra as level reaches record highWater level (in Bhakra) was rising due to heavy snow melting and pre-monsoon showers this year and needs to be released in next few days
- Dumping of muck by hydro power projects near rivers poses big hazard in Himachal PradeshAnand Bodh Muck generated by hundreds of hydro power projects in Himachal Pradesh is being dumped along river beds, which has disturbed the...
- Glaciers in Himachal receding alarminglyGlaciers in Himachal Pradesh are receding very quickly due to climate change and have shrunk by 449 sq mt since 1962.
- Bird census at Harike to study pollution impact on avian visitors as wellThe bird census at Harike wildlife sanctuary would not only help know the count of migratory birds arriving there from various countries, b...
- Endangered Pak bird found at Harike wildlife sanctuaryThe endangered Jerdon's babbler or the Sindh Jerdon's babbler (Chrysomma altirostre scindicum) recorded only in the Indus valley of Pakista...
- Dolphins population increasing in Harike Wildlife Sanctuary and BeasThe number of Platanista Gangetica minor popularly known as Indus River Dolphins in Harike Wildlife Sanctuary and Beas river is believed to...
- Industrial effluent causing cancer to people living on banks of river BeasIndustrial effluent is posing huge threat of cancer among people living in villages situated on the bank of river Beas.
- Pong dam water level touches 1385.80 feetBeas and Satluj rivers in Punjab witnessed increased discharge from Pong Dam, Naushera Mirthal and Dhilwan in Beas, Harike and HussainiWala...
- Centre approves creation of Ravi-Beas link under AIBPThe Central Government has approved creation of a second Ravi-Beas link that will prevent large quantities of Ravi water from flowing to Pa...
- Punjab engages Clevendon to prepare master tourism planRobert Clevendon, a tourism specialist of United Nations World Tourism Organization today called on Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Bad...
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