Thane politicians donate to Maharashtra drought relief funds
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Thane politicians contribute to Maharashtra drought relief funds as activists push for stricter water usage policies.
The Times of India — MumbaiThe brief
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- Politicians in Thane have started donating to the Maharashtra Chief Minister’s Relief Fund to support drought-affected farmers.
- One activist has called on the government to pause approvals for water-intensive data centers in the area to preserve water resources.
- These requests emphasize the need to prioritize drinking and agricultural water needs during the dry season.
- Public pressure is growing to rationalize water consumption to prevent potential shortages.
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- Government response to the request for pausing data center approvals
- Further contributions to the Chief Minister's Relief Fund by local leaders
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Dayanand Nene
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“urged govt to put on hold fresh approvals and expansions of water-intensive hyperscale data centres, including the one being constructed at Balkum-Majiwada.”
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…his birthday celebrations and contribute towards relief efforts. Both have urged political workers and social organisations to support drought-affected farmers. Activist Dayanand Nene of the ‘Wake Up Thanekar’ group urged govt to put on hold fresh approvals and expansions of water-intensive hyperscale data centres, including the one being constructed at Balkum-Majiwada. In an appeal to Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Saturday, Nene urged priority be accorded to water for drinking and agricultural purposes and also encouraged use of treated wastewater, recycling and water-efficient…
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NamedIndia · Bharat Chavan · Bharatiya Janata Party · Dayanand Nene · Devendra Fadnavis · Niranjan Davkhare · Thane · Wake Up Thanekar
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