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Delhi's water crisis, the Great Nicobar Project, and BJP on the Emergency
Jun 26, 2024
Journalists Abhinaya Harigovind and Nikhil Ghanekar discuss Delhi's water crisis and the Great Nicobar Project. They cover the sources of Delhi's water, Supreme Court orders, government's Rs 72,000 crore project for Great Nicobar, opposition faced by conservationists, and BJP's social media posts on Emergency.
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- Delhi's water crisis is exacerbated by reduced rainfall and high temperatures, necessitating alternative water sources and conservation measures.
- The Great Nicobar Project faces opposition due to ecological concerns, potential displacement of tribal communities, and environmental risks.
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Water Supply Sources and Shortage in Delhi
Delhi faces an acute water shortage due to various factors, including decreased rainfall and high temperatures, leading to strain on water treatment plants. The city primarily sources water from the Yamuna and Ravi Vyasa rivers, along with groundwater reserves. Despite recurrent crises, the government has implemented measures like imposing fines for water wastage and appealing to upstream states for additional supply.
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