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Narmada project: Probe ordered into ‘fake’ land sales
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Transit Bottlenecks Derail Grain Exports
The Chief Justice of the MP HC has ordered a probe into alleged fake land sales under a Govt plan to rehabilitate oustees of the irrigation project on the Narmada river, reports <STRONG>Ch... |
2 more West Nile cases reported in coastal region
Across the country, wheat and corn are piled in towering mounds, waiting for a rail car to haul them to market. Bottlenecks in railways, highways and rivers are costing U.S. farmers, shippers and ulti... |
Eagles flying high
Two more cases of West Nile Virus were reported Monday in the coastal region's six counties, bringing to four the number of 2008 cases in this region. The new cases are in George and Pearl River c...... |
Singh vows to protect Majuli
Once on the brink of extinction, the bald eagle is making a comeback in the state and more surprisingly around Metro Detroit. Increased sightings around the Detroit River to Belleville have naturalist... |
UP floods: Misery does not end even after death
Jorhat, Aug. 25: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh today vowed to protect Majuli both geographically and culturally at any cost. The river island, which is reeling under unprecedented floods, however, obs... |
Lucknow: Heavy rains lead to cremation crisis
With heavy rains having flooded all major Himalayan rivers and their tributaries across large parts of Uttar Pradesh, a serious crisis has erupted in Lucknow, where inundation of all major cremation g... |
Call to save rivers, water resources
With heavy rains having flooded all major Himalayan rivers and their tributaries across large parts of Uttar Pradesh, a serious crisis has erupted in Lucknow, where inundation of all major cremation g... |
Kosi devastates Bihar; 2 million homeless
KOCHI: The All-Kerala River Protection Council has demanded the Constitution of River Protection Authority to save the rivers and...... |
Poisoned artery
Kosi river in Bihar has broken its embankment to pick up a channel it had abandoned over 200 years ago, drowning towns and villages. Many are reported to have died....... |
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