Pattiseema project: A boon or bane?
HYDERABAD: The proposed Pattiseema lift irrigation scheme may solve the irrigation needs of farmers in the Krishna delta, but it is likely to throw up new environment and ecological issues affecting agricultural
Krishna Delta
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YSR to launch delta works today
After 150 years, irrigation canals in the Krishna delta are going in for major renovation. The works actually started this summer may take another four years to complete. The Chief Minister, Dr Y.S. Rajasekhar Reddy would launch the Krishna delta modernisation works at Avanigadda on June 6. He will be arriving here by helicopter from Guntur district at 10 am.
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Delta to be modernised
The state government has decided to call for short tenders for the pending projects in Krishna delta. Earlier, tenders were called for two times but there was no response from the contractors.
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Energy giant
THE Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC), India's premier energy company, ranks first among the oil exploration and production (E&P) companies in Asia.
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Hydrological and environmental issues of interbasin water transfers in India: a case of the Krishna River Basin
This report examines aspects of hydrological and environmental feasibility of interbasin water transfers in India and forms part of the larger research project which deals with multiple aspects of the National River Linking Project. The study uses the water transfer links in and out of the Krishna River Basin as examples.
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In Court
relief declined: The Krishna Water Tribunal declined to grant an interim relief on the applications filed by Maharashtra and Karnataka seeking the tribunal's intervention in restraining the lower
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Kolleru lake is vanishing a revelation through digital processing of IRS-1D LISS-III sensor data
Digital processing of the IRS-1D LISS-III image revealed a highly degraded state of the Kolleru lake.
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The entire Gujarat is a golden corridor'
There is a corporate look about the state secretariat of Gujarat. Unlike most other state capitals, political | workers of any hue are conspicuous by their absence in ' Gandhinagar. Instead, smartly-dressed business executives from across the country and the world buzz around in the corridors of the state capital.
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Malaise in the natural gas sector
A deep malaise in India
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The Gas Price Is Too High
The touching concern being shown by the government for India