He also made it clear that there is no political motive behind the establishment of HYDRAA. In order to promote Telangana as a clean state, the HYDRAA has been created, he said adding: “The city of Hyderabad is popularly known as city of lakes.
Today, the city has turned into a city of floods because of the sins committed by the previous rulers. The HYDRAA has been set up to demolish encroachments in the lakes and other water bodies. Future generations will have to pay a heavy price if the lakes and canals are not protected. Kerala has witnessed nature's fury in recent times. Thousands of people died. That situation should not repeat here."
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NO DIFFERENCES WITH HIGH COMMAND: REVANTH
ESCRIBING the past 11 months of the Congress government in Telangana as a story of success, Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy says that he is planning for the next nine years as the party will win at least two terms based on its performance.
Naidu concerned over power sector
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K'taka yoga teacher assaulted & buried, but survives
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HC awards ₹1.1 cr damages to EPS in defamation case
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HC closes case on ban of Rushdie's 'The Satanic Verses'
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Temple board to adopt eco-friendly initiatives to make Sabarimala green
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Police complaint over 'death threat' to Bihar MP Pappu Yadav from Bisnoi gang
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'Substantial evidence': Court denies bail to woman in child trafficking case
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Pressured to cancel seminar of ambassadors: JNU official
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Lancet study linking 33k deaths per year to pollution false : CPCB; AQI plunges to 'severe'
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