"Water minister Atishi's health deteriorates. Her blood sugar level dropped to 43 at midnight and to 36 at 3 am, after which LNJP Hospital doctors advised immediate hospitalisation," the party said.
During the meeting, the 10-member delegation highlighted that Delhi has been receiving 113 million gallons per day (MGD) less water than what it is entitled to, a statement said
Delhi Minister Saurabh Bharadwaj, AAP MP Sanjay Singh and AAP MLA Somnath Bharti were among the 10-member delegation that met Saxena
There was no immediate reaction from the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)
Amid a punishing heat wave battering the city, Delhi is facing a severe water shortage while the BJP and AAP continue to blame each other for the crisis
Delhi Water minister Atishi started an indefinite hunger strike at noon on June 21 in Bhogal, South Delhi. The hunger strike was opted to pressure Haryana to release the daily entitlement of 100 million gallons of water.
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The report, as quoted by a business daily, said Delhi witnessed an increase in extraction, rising from 98.16 percent in 2022 to 99.13 percent in 2023
Carrying bottles of dirty water, the BJP protesters raised slogans against the AAP government and smashed matkas (earthen pitchers) as a mark of protest over water scarcity in the national capital.
Senior Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader and MLA Dilip Pandey said the water crisis in Delhi is getting more serious with each passing moment
New Delhi, Jun 16 The BJP on Sunday staged a protest against the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) government over the water crisis in the national capita..
In her letter, the minister said Delhi is reeling under a severe heat wave and a water crisis.
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Delhi’s water minister also told a press conference that the capital is facing a shortage of 70 million gallons per day (MGD) in production due to lack of raw water in the Munak canal and Wazirabad reservoir
Delhi Water Minister Atishi supervises water distribution near Akshardham during a severe water crisis, while BJP spokesperson Shehzad Poonawalla raises concerns about AAP's management of the situation.
Empty water cans lined up along the roads in East Delhi's Gita Colony since the early hours of the day and they have become a common sight over the past few weeks. Residents here continue to grapple with the acute water shortage that has affected large parts of the nation's capital. To prevent scuffles from breaking out as people jostle to fill their buckets and water containers, the Delhi Police has stationed a constable to maintain orderliness in the queue.
The court said "The court does not have the expertise to decide even on interim basis which would violate or tinker MoU between the parties. It’s appropriate that it be dealt by UYRB." Delhi has an MoU with Haryana , Uttar Pradesh and Himachal over water sharing.
The Supreme Court on June 12 came down heavily on the Delhi government over the prevalence of tanker mafia and water wastage in the city, and asked what measures it has taken against them. The court pointed out that some solution or arrangement must be arrived at for the citizens. Meanwhile, amid the searing heat that shows no signs of abating, residents of many localities in Delhi continue to grapple with a severe water crisis.
The apex court also came down heavily on Himachal Pradesh for stating that they have an excess water of 137 cusecs while it may not be the case in reality.
Delhi Water Minister Atishi accuses the Haryana government of reducing water flow to the national capital, worsening the ongoing water crisis amid extreme heat. This comes after the Supreme Court directed Himachal Pradesh to release 137 cusecs of surplus water to Delhi, instructing Haryana to facilitate its flow. Atishi, at the Wazirabad barrage, highlights the alarming drop in water levels and vows to address the issue in the Supreme Court on Monday, June 10.
The water should be released on June 7 and Haryana has been asked to take measures to ensure the flow of the water. Himachal and Haryana have to file an affidavit in this regard
The blame game between Delhi’s AAP government and Haryana’s BJP government over the acute water crisis in Delhi. AAP leader Atishi accused Haryana government of not providing allocated water to Delhi on May 30. Whereas, Haryana’s Minister Abhe Singh Yadav told ANI on May 31 that Haryana is providing more water to Delhi than allocated.
Delhi is facing an acute water shortage, with the AAP government accusing Haryana of not releasing the national capital's share of water.
Delhi is presently grappling with a dire water shortage, as numerous areas have reported enduring days without adequate water supply. Frustrated residents have been flocking to the Delhi Jal Board (DJB) office in an attempt to resolve the issue. Watch to know more
Atishi said Delhi is staring at an "emergency situation" and announced a slew of emergency measures to tackle the crisis.