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    CII summit puts spotlight on Naidu's importance as key NDA ally, Centre's show of strength

    The CII Partnership Summit is scheduled for November 12-13 in Visakhapatnam, featuring key Union ministers and the Vice-President of India. This event aims to solidify N Chandrababu Naidu's role as a crucial ally of the NDA. Naidu will deliver the keynote address while discussions will focus on various economic issues. Ministerial participation will showcase potential investment opportunities in Andhra Pradesh.

    Chandrababu Naidu builds Southern Alliance, reaches out to rival CMs

    In a bid to unite Southern states, Andhra Pradesh's Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu is meticulously orchestrating a Southern Alliance among state leaders. This collaboration seeks to resolve pressing issues, particularly concerning water-sharing conflicts, potentially via river interlinking schemes. Naidu has garnered support from both allies and opposition figures for this initiative.

    Chandrababu Naidu meets PM Modi, seeks national water grid by interlinking rivers

    Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi to discuss drought issues, highlighting the significant impact of the El Nino effect on Andhra Pradesh's agriculture sector. Naidu proposed the creation of a national water grid through river interlinking across southern states.

    Andhra CM Chandrababu Naidu distributes house site deeds to over 28,000 families

    Through the distribution of title deeds to 28,445 families, 399 acres of land is being regularised, encompassing over 19.3 lakh sq yards of area and ending a four-decade-long wait for ownership rights.

    CM Naidu pledges Rs 70,000 cr for irrigation, vows to make Andhra drought-proof

    Andhra Pradesh government plans to invest in irrigation projects. Chief Minister Naidu announced a Rs 70,000 crore investment. This investment aims to complete irrigation projects by 2029. River interlinking is a priority. The government will focus on completing pending projects. Polavaram project completion is expected by 2027. The government aims to make Andhra Pradesh drought-proof.

    River interlinking projects in India may aggravate water stress: Study

    India's river interlinking projects, aimed at addressing droughts and floods, may worsen water stress and disrupt monsoon patterns, according to a study in Nature. The research used regional climate models and data analysis to examine the hydro-meteorological consequences of these massive infrastructure projects. The study found that inter-basin water transfer could affect land-atmosphere interactions, leading to changes in rainfall patterns.

    The Economic Times
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