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- Large quantities of Plaster of Paris debris from previous Ganesh idol immersions were found in the Manakondur tank.
- Municipal authorities began using heavy machinery to clear the site ahead of new upcoming immersions.
- Local residents, farmers, and fishermen are worried about water pollution and the potential impact on surrounding paddy crops and local fish populations.
- This tank serves as a vital resource for local agricultural and fishing livelihoods.
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- Effectiveness of the debris removal process in preventing further water pollution
- Assessment of potential impact on paddy crops irrigated by the tank
- Follow-up reports on local fishery health
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M. Narsaiah
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“agricultural crops could be affected if water mixed with PoP was supplied to standing crops”
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…presence of PoP idol remains. The tank is spread over 400 acres, while different varieties of crops, particularly paddy, were being cultivated on about 600 acres using water from it. A villager, M. Narsaiah, said agricultural crops could be affected if water mixed with PoP was supplied to standing crops . Fishermen also expressed concern over the impact on fishery resources, saying many families depended on the tank for their livelihood. They said there had been instances of fish dying.…
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Named India · Manakondur Peddacheruvu · Karimnagar · M. Narsaiah
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