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Fully in Her Lat- Mumbai: Actress Nushrratt You Can Make a Differ- Est Post on Social Media y k y cm PROMOTING SELF-LOVE POWER CRISIS DEEPENS FRESH COVID THREAT In her latest post on social media, actor The ongoing rail blockade has severely impacted coal UK’s medical advisers warn that the country Bipasha Basu has urged everyone supply for the thermal power plants in Punjab, as faces another wave of the coronavirus to love themselves fear of power outages rises spread LEISURE | P2 TWO STATES | P7 INTERNATIONAL | P10 VOLUME 10, ISSUE 192 | www.orissapost.com BHUBANESWAR | MONDAY, OCTOBER 12 | 2020 12 PAGES | `4.00 IRREGULAR by MANJUL PURI BEACH GETS State stares at acute ‘BLUE FLAG’ TAG POST NEWS NETWORK Bhubaneswar, Oct 11: The Golden beach in Puri water crisis by 2050 has been accorded the prestigious ‘Blue Flag’ cer- tification by FEE Denmark. WITH WATER FLOW IN RIVERS AND UNDERGROUND PLUNGING, ENVIRONMENTALISTS Blue Flag beaches are considered to be the WARN THAT ODISHA WILL SOON GROPE FOR THIS NATURAL RESOURCE cleanest beaches. Puri beach is one of the eight beaches in the POST NEWS NETWORK country that has been accorded the coveted Blue Flag tag by the Foundation for Environment It will work. BJP names candidates Bhubaneswar, Oct 11: Water is a Education (FEE), Denmark. Just wait for valuable resource but water flow into Taking to Twitter, Chief Minister Naveen a few years! most rivers of Odisha has been Patnaik Sunday informed that the golden beach for Assembly by-polls dwindling rapidly owing to climate got the prestigious tag by conforming to the change. Worse, some rivers are left stringent environmental norm and ensuring The Congress is said to be zeroing on SHORT TAKES dry even in the monsoons. world-class sustainable tourist amenities. Given this condition, environ- “Glad to share that Golden Beach of #Puri has Navjoyti Patnaik for the Balasore seat mentalists warn that the state will received coveted #BlueFlag certification by FEE CBI takes over face severe water crisis by 2050. Denmark by conforming to the stringent envi- POST NEWS NETWORK tations of the senior party On the other hand, some indus- ronmental norm and ensuring world class sus- leaders who entrusted this Hathras case probe trial units in the state have been tainable tourist amenities. The renowned eco- Bhubaneswar, Oct 11: The responsibility on me,” he exploiting the water from rivers label will add to the charm of the Central Election Committee said. Earlier, the BJP state New Delhi: The CBI registered and canals at throwaway prices. If billion litres of river and ground- plants in the state and looting natu- #WorldHeritageCity,” tweeted the Chief Minister. of the Bharatiya Janata leadership had recom- an FIR early Sunday morning things are allowed to continue, the water in 2018-19 alone. Currently, ral resources like water. The Centre- Party (BJP) Sunday an- mended the two names to the and took over investigation into the alleged gangrape and state will have to grope for a drop of they are using 31.31 billion litre of owned National Thermal Power nounced the names of can- party’s central election com- murder of a Dalit woman last water in a few years. water in the state. Corporation (NTPC) at Kaniha near didates for the upcoming mittee. The BJP aims to in- month in Hathras district of According to information from What is shocking is that some in- Talcher is a case in this point. This Balasore Sadar and Tirtol crease its presence in the Uttar Pradesh, officials said. the Water Resources department, dustries using water at such low plant is drawing 105 cusecs of water Assembly by-elections. State Assembly. The central probe agency 245 industrial units have been draw- costs are not even paying water tax from Samal barrage of Brahmani The committee, which met On the other hand, the registered the FIR under Indian ing 55,928.544 liters of water from and some big industrial units have river and later selling the power gen- under the leadership of party Congress party is said to be Penal Code (IPC) Sections 10 major rivers, while 794 indus- gone to courts to evade water tax. erated in the state to outside states. president JP Nadda along zeroing on the names of related to gangrape and murder trial units are exploiting 1,064.56 In the last several years, 15 in- Similarly, Bhushan and other with party leaders Narendra Navjoyti Patnaik, son of among others, and the litres of groundwater in the state. dustrial units have managed to firms are using the water of Odisha Modi, Rajanth Singh, Amit Niranjan Patnaik for the Scheduled Castes and As a rule, the amount of water sup- evade tax amounting to `2,665.88 and selling the power to Andhra Shah and Nitin Gadkari, has Balasore seat. The BJD and Scheduled Tribes (Prevention of plied to industrial units is measured crore. Add to this the amount gov- Pradesh, West Bengal, Telangana nominated Manas Dutta for the Congress are expected Atrocities) Act. It assigned the with flow meter. ernment has to spend in courts to and Tamil Nadu. Balasore and Raj Kishore to announce the names of case to its Ghaziabad unit with Contrary to the official data, realize the dues. Although water is a state sub- Tourism Minister Jyoti Panigrahi said Puri Behera for Tirtol. their nominees for the two a special team to investigate many industrial units have been Water is also vital for thermal ject, Odisha is losing its right on beach has been certified as Blue flag beach out Dutta is the son of de- seats soon. the ghastly crime, they said. using water exceeding the limits power generation. About 4,000 cusecs water due to frequent intervention of eight beaches of India. ceased Balasore MLA Madan Congress leader fixed by the government. is required to generate 1,320 MW by the Centre and National Green A beach has to meet 33 criteria including en- Mohan Dutta, whose death Taraprasad Bahinipati hinted 2 killed, 14 hurt in For fiscal 2020-21, the Irrigation power. For generation of 2MW hy- Tribunal (NGT). The situation is be- vironmental, educational, safety, and accessibility vacated the seat. On the other that the candidates would be Department has fixed only `9.52 dropower, 1 cusec water is required. coming worse as Mahanadi – the life- criteria fixed by the FEE to get the tag. hand, Behera had joined the young and the announce- Puri clash per 1,000 litre of water for small The power producing companies line of the state, is going dry dur- A 870-metre stretch of the beach from saffron party recently. ment is likely to be made and heavy industries (using 5 are spending less than 0.2 paise per ing summer. This has happened as Digabareni square to the back of Mayfair Hotel Interacting with the Monday. “We will try to post Puri: Two persons were killed cusecs), while `12.60 was fixed for litre of water while thermal power Chhattisgarh has stopped free flow has been developed as Blue Flag beach under the media, Dutta said that he new face, new blood for the and 14 others injured in a clash 1,000 liter of water for industries units have to spend `2.81 to `3.47 to of Mahanadi water to the state by World Bank-funded Integrated Coastal Zone would try to fulfill the un- upcoming by-elections. We between two families at a using more than 5 cusecs. generate one unit of power. constructing 16 large barrages on Management Project (ICZMP) of the State Forest fulfilled dreams of his de- have almost finalized the village in Puri district Sunday, According to an estimate, in- On the pretext of granting em- the river, thereby resulting in an and Environment Department and Ministry of ceased father. “I will try my names. We expect to declare police said. The incident took place at Dimirisena village in dustrial units have drawn 987.54 ployment, rich are establishing their inter-state dispute. Environment, Forest and Climate Change. best to live up to the expec- the names by Monday.” the Brahmagiri police station area, following a verbal duel between two families over the AMARAVATI PROJECT laying of a water pipeline in the PREPARING FOR ANOTHER DAY locality, they said. Members of Teenager held for threats both the families attacked each other with sharp weapons, Jagan’s judge-TDP including axe, leading to the death of two men. P3 against Dhoni’s daughter nexus allegation ` Instagram account of Dhoni’s creates flutter 28L stolen from ATM wife Sakshi Dhoni a few days Bhubaneswar: Unidentified back,” said Kutch (West) super- AGENCIES criminals made away with `28 intendent of police Saurabh lakh from an ATM of Punjab Singh. Amaravati, Oct 11: In an un- National Bank (PNB) at Patia The teenager accepted that precedented move, Andhra Pradesh Station Road under Infocity he had posted the threat mes- government has complained to police limits here late Saturday sage on the Instagram account Chief Justice SA Bobde, about night. Police said the criminals after the IPL 2020 match between the alleged intervention of a sit- have used gas cutter to loot KKR and CSK, police said. ting Supreme Court judge to pro- the money. Police and forensic Ranchi police had shared in- tect the interests of opposition teams reached the spot formation regarding the boy Telugu Desam Party (TDP). Sunday morning and inquired PRESS TRUST OF INDIA with the Kutch (West) police and Ajeya Kallam, principal advisor into the incident. P4 asked them to confirm if he was to Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Ahmedabad, Oct 11: A 16-year- the one who had posted the threat Reddy, said the government placed old boy was nabbed Sunday from message, Singh said.
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