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Anmol Jain

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Climate change, erratic weather hit kafal yield in Tehri Garhwal hills

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By Anmol Jain
| The Times of India
News Climate change, erratic weather hit kafal yield in Tehri Garhwal hills Climate change, erratic weather hit kafal yield in Tehri Garhwal hills Climate change, erratic weather hit kafal yield in Tehri Garhwal hills Climate change, erratic weather hit kafal yield in Tehri Garhwal hills Climate change, erratic weather hit kafal yield in Tehri Garhwal hills Climate change, erratic weather hit kafal yield in Tehri Garhwal hills Climate change, erratic weather hit kafal yield in Tehri Garhwal...
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Water shortage sparks protest in Mussoorie

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By Anmol Jain
| The Times of India
Residents allege Yamuna-Mussoorie drinking water project has failed to meet the hill town’s needs Mussoorie: Residents of Mussoorie on Tuesday staged a protest outside the Jal Sansthan office over water shortages, alleging that the Yamuna-Mussoorie drinking water project has failed to meet the hill town’s needs even as the peak tourist season has begun.“The drinking water project was supposed to meet the town’s water requirement till 2054, but water supply these days is even lower than...
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Power Without Oversight

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By Anmol Jain
| Verfassungsblog
Last week, the Indian Supreme Court delivered an important verdict on the power of the Election Commission of India (ECI) under the Indian Constitution – specifically, whether, and in what manner, it can conduct the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) exercise for the revision of electoral voter rolls. Unlike minor revisions, SIR is a large-scale revision exercise to clean the electoral rolls by removing duplicate entries and names of those who have either migrated or died.
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