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Uttarakhand assures U.P. of adequate water supply
Hindustan Times Haryana
|January 17, 2025
With the Mahakumbh fair at Prayagraj witnessing the arrival of millions of pilgrims, the Uttarakhand government has assured adequate water discharge from the Tehri Dam for the 45-day long fair, according to state cabinet minister Satpal Maharaj.
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State tourism and water resources minister Satpal Maharaj said that, as per the request made by the Uttar Pradesh government through its irrigation department, additional water discharge from the Tehri reservoir, located in Tehri Garhwal district, is already being ensured.
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