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Five decades on, Pong Dam oustees await rehabilitation

A total area of 75,000 acres, spread over 94 villages in Nurpur and Dehra tehsils in Himachal Pradesh, was acquired displacing 20,722 families and a population of 1.5 lakh.

The Pong Dam reservoir in Kangra district. Construction of the dam started in 1961 on the Beas river, so that waters from its reservoir could be taken to the desert of Rajasthan and feed the extensive network of canal irrigation system there.(HT Photo)
Published on Jan 21, 2020 05:23 PM IST
Hindustan Times, Chandigarh | ByNaresh Thakur, Dharamshala

A hand pump in Lucknow is named as ‘Anarkali’ for this peculiar reason

The boundary wall of the Housing and Development Board complex near the Polytechnic Chauraha features the handpump embedded into it.

The handpump is said to have been situated where a boundary wall was planned.(Twitter/@ANI)
Updated on Jun 30, 2019 01:32 PM IST
Lucknow | ByAsian News International

Water crisis Villagers find their own way to manage water

With water bodies drying up due to intense heat across the state at least three villages- one in Bundelkhand and two in Malwa region in Madhya Pradesh show how villagers can sustain their life by managing water on their own with no government help coming their way

Residents of two villages in tribals dominated Alirajpur district in Malwa region are dependent on a well on the riverbed near their villages. The river goes dry during the summer season.(HT Photo)
Published on Jun 14, 2019 10:04 PM IST
Hindustan Times, Sagar/Alirajpur | ByAnupam Pateriya and CB Singh

In scorching sun, UP villages without a drop to drink

Hand pumps don’t work in this village in eastern Uttar Pradesh, in many pockets of which the water level has dipped below 300 feet.

A dried-up hand pump at Ghorawal village in Sonbhadra.(HT Photo)
Published on Jun 12, 2019 07:19 AM IST
Ghorawal/Dudhi/Myorpur/Govindpur (Robers | By

Residents of North Delhi give a thumbs up to parks

The park is surrounded by Jagatpur and Wazirabad villages on the one side and some newer settlements such as Baba Colony and Sangam Vihar.

The hand pumps in the village, that used to run dry in summer, have enough water these days, said locals. “Residents had to dig borewells 25-30 feet deep, as the water supply from the water utility has been erratic.(HT Photo)
Updated on Jun 05, 2019 06:38 AM IST
Hindustan Times, New Delhi | ByVatsala Shrangi and Joydeep Thakur
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