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CM Revanth To Inaugurate Thammidikunta Lake on Wednesday

CM Revanth To Inaugurate Thammidikunta Lake on Wednesday

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Chief Minister Revanth is scheduled to inaugurate the restored Thammidikunta lake. One report says the ceremony will be held on a Wednesday, while another cites November 11 as the inauguration date. The lake, originally 30 acres, had been reduced to 14 acres due to encroachments. Following demolition of illegal structures, HYDRAA discovered that miscreants had been dumping biomedical, plastic and construction debris into the water.

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    Restored Thammidikunta lake to be inaugurated on November 11

    — The Hindu

  • center · 1 outlet

    Due to encroachments, the 30-acre lake was limited to only 14 acres. After the demolitions, HYDRAA also found that miscreants were dumping bio-medical, plastic and construction debris waste into the lake.

    — Deccan Chronicle

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Due to encroachments, the 30-acre lake was limited to only 14 acres. After the demolitions, HYDRAA also found that miscreants were dumping bio-medical, plastic and construction debris waste into the lake.

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  2. Deccan Chronicle Center Deccan Chronicle Holdings Current article

    CM Revanth To Inaugurate Thammidikunta Lake on Wednesday

    Due to encroachments, the 30-acre lake was limited to only 14 acres. After the demolitions, HYDRAA also found that miscreants were dumping bio-medical, plastic and construction debris waste into the lake.

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