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    Gujarat to See Significant Infrastructure Boost with PM Modi's Inaugurations

    Gandhinagar/Ahmedabad, March 28 – Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate and lay the foundation stone for 44 urban development projects worth ₹5,295.54 crore across Gujarat on March 31, with the largest share of projects concentrated in Ahmedabad.According to official details, the...
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    Food Safety Crackdown: Maharashtra Expands Action Against Adulteration

    Mumbai, March 23 – Maharashtra Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Minister Narhari Zirwal stated in the State Legislative Council on Monday that to strengthen food security in the state, inspection drives will be expanded, and those involved in food adulteration will face action under the...
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    Experts & Officials to Discuss Food Contamination in Karnataka

    Bengaluru, March 12 The Karnataka government said on Thursday that it would convene a meeting of all concerned departments and Bengaluru legislators to address concerns over rising food contamination, including chemicals and heavy metals found in vegetables, milk, and poultry products...
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    Delhi's Yamuna Pollution: Focus on Untreated Sewage & Detergents

    New Delhi, March 9 Untreated or partially treated sewage containing detergents is a key reason behind the recurring toxic foam in the Yamuna river, the Rajya Sabha was informed on Monday.Responding to a question, Minister of State for Jal Shakti Raj Bhushan Choudhary said, The Central...
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    Maharashtra's Environmental Progress: Tree Cover Increase Offset by River Degradation

    According to the Maharashtra Economic Survey 2025-26, the ecological outlook of Maharashtra presents a mixed picture, with gains in tree cover and wildlife conservation, contrasting with signs of degradation in core forest ecosystems and worsening pollution in major rivers.The survey was...
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    Water Security at Risk: Study Projects Growing Shortages in Tamil Nadu's River Basin

    Chennai, March 4. Rapid and unplanned urban growth is putting increasing pressure on the water resources of the Chennai river basin, raising concerns about the city's long-term water security. A new data-based assessment has warned that the steady disappearance of traditional water storage...
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    Chief Minister Saini Announces Plan to Combat Water Pollution in Haryana

    Chandigarh, March 2 Terming the Yamuna as the lifeline of Haryana's economy, a new mission to eliminate water pollution along the 313-kilometer stretch of the river in Haryana will be launched, Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini said on Monday.This mission will ensure the scientific treatment of...
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