Bengal Floods: Mamata Again Writes To PM Modi, Says 'Not Consulted On Water Release By DVC'
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee wrote another letter to PM Narendra Modi on the flood situation in West Bengal, maintaining that Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC) released water from its reservoirs without consulting her government,
Mamata writes to PM Modi again on Bengal flood: 'Water released without notice to state govt…'
In an earlier letter, Mamata highlighted how the unprecedented, unplanned, and unilateral release of an enormous volume of water by the Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC) has devastated all districts in South Bengal,
On Bengal Floods, Mamata Banerjee's Big Move Against INDIA Ally-Ruled Jharkhand
Repeating her charge that the floods in West Bengal are man-made, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has written to PM Narendra Modi and blamed the release of water by the Damodar Valley Corporation from reservoirs in Jharkhand for the situation.
Mamata Banerjee slams Jharkhand for flooding in Bengal, closes border for 3 days
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee ordered the sealing of the interstate border and stated that the Bengal-Jharkhand border would be closed for three days.
Bad tidings continue for Mamata Banerjee as south Bengal flood brings back a familiar squabble
West Bengal CM blames Damodar Valley Corporation for releasing excess water without informing it, takes aim at Centre, Jharkhand; both dismiss allegations
Mamata blames ally Soren for flooding, closes border
Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee accused Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC) of flooding 11 south Bengal districts by releasing water from reservoirs, prompting her to seal the border with Jharkhand. This move led to a retaliatory threat from Jharkhand's JMM party to block goods trucks heading to Bengal,
Bengal floods due to unbridled release of water to save Jharkhand, will sever ties with DVC: Mamata
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Thursday alleged that the flood situation in the state was because of DVC's unbridled release of water from its dams to save Jharkhand
CM Mamata Banerjee visits flood-affected areas, blames Centre run organisation for 'sinking' Bengal
Kolkata: West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee, on Wednesday, blamed the Union government for the flood-like situation in certain pockets in the state, especially in South Bengal. The Chief Minister visited some of the inundated pockets at Pursurah block in Hooghly district and blamed the Centre-run Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC) for the flood situation due to the release of huge quantities of water from its dams in one go.
Bengal Floods Man-Made Disaster, Says Mamata Banerjee |
Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee rushed to flood-hit areas in Hooghly and other parts of South Bengal today, which have been massively affected by the release of water from dams upstream in Jharkhand. Accusing the Damodar Valley Corporation of being responsible for the situation,
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Indian minister blames dam release for flooding
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West Bengal floods: Jharkhand’s refusal to bring its dam within the ambit of a joint committee adds to the crisis
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Odisha flood: Water level recedes in river Subarnarekha, many villages remain inundated
The water level in river Subarnarekha receded and flowed below the danger level on Friday, though several villages in Odisha’s Balasore district remained inundated in the flood waters, officials said.
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Mumbai Lakes Water Level Climbing: Will This Bring Relief Or Risk Flooding?
Mumbai's reservoirs are at 98.15 per cent capacity, thanks to heavy rains. Tansa and Tulsi lakes overflowed, boosting ...
Gumti River flood unveils complexity in ties between Bangladesh, India
The flood in southeastern Bangladesh was reportedly mainly due to the water runoff from the Gumti River. Bangladeshis accused ...
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Uneven September rains in India: North floods, South dries up
So far, India has witnessed highly erratic rainfall patterns in September, with several states experiencing extreme weather ...