Although pumping resumed on Saturday night, a rupture in the water pipeline halted operations.
Kerala Water Authority (KWA) planned to complete the shifting of transmission lines in two days; however, unforeseen technical hurdles delayed the work, leading to a major disruption in the water supply.
At least 43 wards have been affected by the disruption.
Sunday evening saw no improvement in the water supply.
Residents were desperately awaiting relief as it dragged on to the fourth day. The Water Authority had assured that services would be restored by noon, but leaks detected after resuming pumping delayed the repairs.
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Wild At Heart
Oscar-nominated American filmmaker David Lynch died on January 15, at the age of 78.
INDIA MUST TRY HARDER TO TURN BALANCE OF TRADE IN ITS FAVOUR
INDIA’S merchandise trade deficit widened to $21.9 billion in December from $18.8 billion a year ago, though it narrowed from the $32.82 billion registered in the previous month.
370 'corrupt' Haryana patwaris identified & named
Sources said in a first-ever crackdown against corruption in the department, the government released a list of 370 patwaris highlighting how they had kept personal helpers and charged convenience fees for simple works.
Court convicts girlfriend Greeshma, uncle in Sharon Raj murder case
THE Neyyattinkara additional sessions court has found Greeshma, a 24-year-old woman from Ramavarmanchira in Kanyakumari district, guilty of murdering her boyfriend Sharon Raj by administering him an ayurvedic concoction that was laced with a lethal herbicide, in 2022.
India Decides To Go On Front Foot As Threats In Gulf Of Aden, Red Sea Up
DEFENCE Minister Rajnath Singh asks for no let-up in India's offensive and defensive preparedness amid growing turmoil and calls for maritime alertness because of the possibility of increased threats from the Gulf of Aden, the Red Sea and other coastal regions along eastern Africa.
IN GOOD HUMOUR
Popular actor Shailesh Lodha of Taarak Mehta fame makes his theatre debut in Delhi with a comic play this weekend. He reflects on literary giants who mastered the art of satire and how today's 'cringe comedy' is far from humour.
Court issues production warrant in land-for-jobs case
A Delhi court on Friday issued a warrant to produce accused Amit Katyal in the land for a job money laundering case on the next date of hearing scheduled on January 31.
Rahul Attacks Centre, AAP After AIIMS Visit
CONGRESS MP and Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi made a late-night visit to the roads, footpaths, and subways surrounding the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Delhi, where numerous patients and their families endure difficult conditions while awaiting treatment.
At ground zero, promises made but never fulfilled
NESTLED between East Delhi's Ghazipur landfill and the bustling wholesale meat and flower markets, about 400 families eke out a precarious existence.
NEET Aspirant Dies by Suicide in Kota, 3rd Such Case in Jan
An 18-year-old NEET aspirant from Odisha died by suicide in his hostel room in Rajasthan's Kota on Thursday night, the third such case this month in the city, exposing failure of administrative measures aimed at addressing the crisis in the 'coaching capital'.
