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Boating service resumes at Ranganathittu

Boating service resumes at Ranganathittu
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Cauvery riverIndia generalSantosh hugarForest departmentRanganathittu bird sanctuaryBird sanctuaryRange forest officer

Nearly two lakh cusecs water released from KRS Dam

Nearly two lakh cusecs water released from KRS Dam
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Cauvery riverIndia generalNimishamba templeHistoric wellesley bridgeRanganathittu bird sanctuaryGhosai ghatWellesley bridgeMysuru bengaluru highway

Extremely heavy rain likely to lash Karnataka

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has warned of extremely heavy rain across Karnataka especially over the South Interior region for the next three days.Bengaluru, the capital of the state has also been issued a yellow alert for two more .

Cauvery riverIndia generalBasavaraj bommaiKrishna raja sagarIndia meteorological departmentSouth interiorRanganathittu bird sanctuaryBird sanctuaryHeritage siteMinister basavaraj bommaiUttara kannada

Ranganathittu, a Ramsar site now - Star of Mysore

Ranganathittu, a Ramsar site now - Star of Mysore
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K kamala karikalanSiddaramappa chalakapureKc prashanth kumarMt yogesh kumarBombay natural history societyMinistry of environmentRamsar conventionRanganathittu bird sanctuaryMandya districtClimate changeImportant bird areasBombay natural history

With 10 New Protected Wetlands, India Equals China In Having Most Ramsar Sites

India and China now have the most number of wetlands of international importance with 10 more Indian sites entering the Ramsar list, taking the total to 64, the Union Environment Ministry said on Wednesday.

Madhya pradeshTamil naduUnion environment ministryProtected wetlandsKoonthankulam bird sanctuaryMannar marine biosphere reserveVembannur wetland complexVellode bird sanctuaryVedanthangal bird sanctuaryUdhayamarthandapuram bird sanctuarySatkosia gorgeNanda lakeRanganathittu bird sanctuarySirpur wetlandRamsar listMinistry of environment and forest