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Topic · standing beatupdated Fri, 6 Nov, 12:30

Borewell Regulations

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World · 5 Nov

ట్యాంకర్ల సమ్మె విరమణ

AI summaryThe private water tanker owners in Hyderabad ended their strike after discussions with HYDRA commissioner A.V. Ranganath, agreeing to resume water supply immediately. The strike was caused by HYDRA's enforcement against illegal borewells and the government's condition that tankers draw water only from the Core Urban Region Economy (CURE). The tanker owners' association requested the government to increase the maximum depth limit for borewells from 120 meters to 300 meters due to depleting groundwater levels.

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