The water will benefit nearly 30 lakh farmers cultivating around 13.08 lakh acres under the Krishna Delta ayacut, enabling them to take up agricultural operations on schedule, says District Collector
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England enters the round of 32 carrying the confidence of an unbeaten group-stage campaign, but standing in their way is a DR Congo side making history
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Career diplomat Mr. Misri was working as the Deputy National Security Adviser before his appointment as the Foreign Secretary
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C. Joseph Vijay said the VB-G RAM G scheme, implemented from July 1, imposes an additional financial burden of over ₹5,000 crore under the new sharing pattern and restrictive operational implications on the State Government.
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Peoples Democratic Party president Mehbooba Mufti on July 1 suggested that the Centre make Jammu and Kashmir a gateway between South and Central Asia, and use its geographical location to strengthen ties with Pakistan and China.
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Iran believes the wording of the agreement allows it to keep control of which ships may pass and which route they take through the narrow waterway
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Sooryavanshi should write exams, play gully cricket: Ex-cricketer fires a warning
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Day 3 Live: Sabalenka into Round 3, Sinner wins 2nd set against Borges
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Russia taps India for gasoline to ease fuel shortages after Ukraine's drone strikes
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AP probe finds US knew quickly of fatal strike on Iran school in Minab
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Israel urges alliance from India to Europe to counter Iran's military rise
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Govt tells Meta to hold WhatsApp username feature rollout seeks reply in days
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Assam man provides documents but fails to prove hes an Indian Heres why
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Spain's once-celebrated eucalyptus plantations, vital for its timber industry, are now under scrutiny for their detrimental impact on native wildlife. Studies reveal these fast-growing trees create 'green deserts,' significantly reducing bird diversity by lacking insects and nesting sites. While economically valuable, scientists propose integrating native vegetation strips to foster biodiversity without halting forestry, offering a balanced approach to this growing European concern.
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