VIJAYAWADA: Special Chief Secretary for Investment and Infrastructure, S Suresh Kumar, and NTR District Collector, Dr G ...

Vijayawada:The water resources department (WRD) officials on Saturday salvaged the third and final boat that blocked the flow of water at the Prakasam Barrage after sinking in the Krishna river on ...

Seven years after their constitution under the provisions of the Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Act, the Centre has notified the jurisdiction of Krishna and Godavari River Management Boards ...

Vijayawada:Experts managed to salvage the second boat and pull it towards the Punnami ghat to anchor it safely, similar to the practice they adopted to salvage the first boat, in Krishna River at ...

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V IJAYAWADA: The removal of the three big boats that washed away in the floodwater of Krishna river from upstream and hit the ...

We will be going to talk about the numerous children of Shri Krishna while also understanding their roles in our history. Beyond his many celebrated adventures, Shri Krishna also had a devout ...

Using a power point presentation, the Collector explained that huge amount of flood water coming from the upper reaches of Krishna river, the overflowing Budameru and landslides were the main ...

High inflows in the Krishna River have heavily damaged Prakasam Barrage's flood gates, as three boats were swept away and collided with them. State officials are assessing the extent of the damage ...

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The playful North American river otter is equally at home in the water and on land. It makes its home in a burrow near the water's edge, and can thrive in river, lake, swamp, or estuary ecosystems.