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Hyderabad: Crop Stress Reports Emerge as Rabi Season Set to Pose Tough Challenge (opens the original)
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Hyderabad: The Kharif crop season in Telangana, hit by a poor Southwest Monsoon which ended on Wednesday, appears set to throw up some unpleasant surprises amid fears of widespread crop stress in some districts, with reports of crops withering and drying up. According to sources, the initial estimate of 1,25,61,908 acres brought under the plough by Telangana farmers this Kharif could fall to around 95 lakh when the actual extent of crop survival is assessed, while another version doing the round
Now On, Now Off, Sw Monsoon Comes To An End -17% Deficit, But Telangana Officially In 'Normal' Category (opens the original)
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HYDERABAD: It came. It played hide and seek. And in the end, having been starved of moisture in the air thanks to this year’s ‘Super’ El Nino over the Central Pacific Ocean more than 10,000 km from India, the southwest monsoon season has officially ended, leaving Telangana with a rainfall deficit and facing possible water shortages in the months to come. The monsoon season that began on June 1, and officially ended on September 30, has left Telangana with an overall rainfall deficit of 17 per ce
Southern States Worst Hit by El Nino: Chauhan (opens the original)
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Hyderabad: South Indian states are squarely in the eye of impact due to this year’s El Nino with its effect far more severe in this region, including Telangana, than the rest of the country, Union agriculture minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan said on Friday. Of the 143 districts in the southern states, 104 have received deficit rainfall so far, Chauhan said, adding that even in Keralam which received good rainfall overall, there were eight districts with less than normal rains this season. In Telan
Angry Speaker Ticks Off Harish for Double Speak (opens the original)
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Hyderabad:The Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, the second day of the Monsoon Session, began amidst acrimonious scenes and the morning session ended with an adjournment with the Congress and the BRS sides hurling charges at and demanding apologies at each other over the alleged derogatory remarks on the Speaker Gaddam Prasad Kumar by BRS MLC Tata Madhusudhan. The day also saw the Speaker, in an unusual departure in the way he handles the House, display anger and tick off BRS deputy floor leader T
Waste-to-Power Plants Threaten Peopleâs Health (opens the original)
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Hyderabad:In a report that places a major question mark on the functioning of waste-to-energy (WTE) plants such as the ones at the Jawaharnagar dump yard here, the Centre for Financial Accountability (CFA) has said that WTE incineration plants were the single most polluting industrial sector in the country, surpassing open-cast coal mining, copper smelters, and thermal power plants. Its report released on Friday in Delhi, the CFA said the included findings were based on official monitoring data
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