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- Telangana Deputy Chief Minister Bhatti Vikramarka said scientific studies are underway to understand how El Niño warming in the equatorial Pacific could affect the state's tanks, streams, and villages.
- Based on these studies, the government is preparing action plans covering drinking and irrigation water, livestock needs, and agriculture, including promoting less water-intensive alternative crop patterns for farmers.
- The state is also managing electricity demand through solar power during the day and thermal power later, to keep the grid stable.
- The announcement came at a State-level awareness seminar organised by the Planning Department to prepare officials and communities at every level.
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- Release of the scientific studies and concrete action plans once prepared
- Implementation of alternative crop patterns among farmers ahead of drought-like conditions
- Grid performance during high-demand periods under the solar-thermal management strategy
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