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    Delhi's river tourism begins with the launch of Yamuna recreational cruise service

    Delhi has launched its first ever recreational cruise service on the Yamuna River to encourage local tourism. This innovative program invites residents and tourists alike to explore the river's stunning landscapes and rich cultural heritage. With various engaging attractions on board, the service aims to stimulate regional economic activities and public involvement.

    Hyderabad faces drinking water crisis by December; Singur reservoir, crucial to city's IT belt, has only 60 days of supply left

    Hyderabad's core urban region is staring at an early drinking water crisis as key reservoirs supplying the city keep depleting due to deficient rainfall and El Nino conditions. Singur reservoir, the main source for the city's IT belt, has dropped to just 13 percent of its capacity and could run dry within 60 days, by mid December.

    Heavy rain in India, Nepal: 19 killed, 10 missing as floods, landslides and avalanche hit several areas

    Recent heavy rainfall and storms have led to devastating flooding and landslides across India and Nepal. In Uttar Pradesh, 15 lives were lost, and more than 100 homes sustained damage. In a tragic incident in Baglung, Nepal, four individuals, including children, died in a landslide. Moreover, an avalanche at Himlung Himal base camp has left ten Nepali workers unaccounted for.

    Seventeen river gauge stations across India currently above warning level: CWC

    Seventeen river gauge stations in India exceed warning levels, with four in severe flood condition, particularly in Assam and Maharashtra. While no stations are experiencing extreme floods surpassing historical peaks, thirteen others are above normal flood situations across multiple states. High inflows are reported in 34 reservoir and barrage sites, including major reservoirs like Srisailam and Hirakud.

    River Krishna in spate in Andhra Pradesh, first warning in place in Vijayawada

    The first warning signal has been raised as the flood flow crossed five lakh cusecs at Prakasam Barrage in Vijayawada of Andhra Pradesh on Sunday afternoon.

    Rains continue to batter several parts of Karnataka, flood warning in northern districts

    Districts like Kodagu, Dakshina Kannada, Udupi, Uttara Kannada in the coastal and Malnad regions continue to face the brunt of torrential rains causing damage to life and properties.

    The Economic Times
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