KARUR: People's essential requirements such as regular supply of potable water to all parched areas and development of basic amenities in Karur district would be given priority, Transport Minister V. Senthil Balaji told constituency voters here on Sunday.

Walking the streets of Kadambankurichi and adjoining areas in Karur Assembly Constituency as part of thanks giving to voters, Mr.

Residents of New Town Rajarhat will organise a convention on 2 July to protest against unplanned planning of Housing and Infrastructure Development Corporation (Hidco) that has led to acute drinking water crisis in the area.
Most of the tube-wells in vast areas surrounding the New Town, including Baguiati, Raghunathpur and Teghoria, have become dry as the water table has gone down by 10 to 15 fee

Residents of Manara gram panchayat in Purulia have been suffering due to lack of proper drinking water and irrigation facilities for quite a long time as Dhabani water dam ~ only source of water ~ lies defunct for several years.
The local panchayat built the dam in 1995 to supply purified drinking water to the villagers.

The increasing war for space and food between man and animal has come into focus in around 20 villages under Loisingha block. While summer and water scarcity are causing untold miseries on the villagers, the fear of elephants has added to their woes.

Ranni MLA says he will work to realise Pampa Action Plan

PATHANAMTHITTA:

To be hired for 11 years to treat and process bottled water

In the competitive market of bottled water, the Delhi Jal Board wants its product sold under the brand name

JAIPUR: The water department has raised an alarm over the depleting drinking water sources in the state and proposed an increase in the water rates to contain the situation.

The water scarcity in Indore and adjoining regions of Malwa like the cantonment town on Mhow and industrial hub of Dewas has gone from bad to worse in recent years. In fact the situation has acquired alarming propositions as residents of these areas are getting barely half-an-hour of intermittent water supply every alternate days.

The entire Jammu city is reeling under acute shortage of water that too when the temperature is rising day by day, hovering around 45 degrees Celsius mark.

There are many sources of water in the southwestern part of the country but the people of the Aila-hit areas are facing acute drinking water crises. Most of the rivers, canals, ponds and wetlands in the coastal areas particularly in Mongla and Morelganj upazilas in Bagerhat, Dacope and Koira upazilas in Khulna and Shamnagar upazila in Satkhira district are found abundant with salty water.