The Banglore water crisis brings awareness to Hyderabad. Tankers restock water supplies at the Nandinagar residence of former Telangana chief minister K. Chandrashekhar Rao.

Hyderabad residents were harmed early this summer by the rapidly declining levels of drinking reservoirs and the diminishing groundwater levels, according to Newstap. Even the former Chief Ministers residence had to rely on water tanks for everyday household use due to the severe water shortage.

Hyderabad edging towards drinking water crisis!

According to Telangana Today, The upcoming summer months will undoubtedly be difficult due to declining levels in the citys primary water source, the reservoirs, and mediocre groundwater levels brought on by insufficient rainwater harvesting.

Water used to be plentiful in the city overall, despite the fact that very few areas ever experienced shortages. The Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board (HMWS&SB), on the other hand, appears to be less organized this time around, as evidenced not only by the delayed water tanker deliveries but also by their initial increase in bookings.

Many residential colonies in Hyderabad have expressed dissatisfaction with the inconsistent municipal water supply and tanker delivery, particularly those near the IT corridor. Even though there is a consistent water supply in some places, the pressure is insufficient to meet their needs.

The upcoming summer months will undoubtedly be difficult due to declining levels "Although its only early March, there has been a slight increase in demand. However, a water tanker company owner in Katedan predicted that April and May would see a high volume of orders.

Prices range from Rs 600 to Rs 2,000 for a 5,000-liter tanker. Additional fees are incurred if the filling station is located far from the delivery location.

According to Money Control, With a severe water shortage, hotels and resorts in Bengaluru have discovered the ideal Holi bait: pool parties and rain dances. A trip to the Bengaluru page of Book My Show produced a list of some of the largest Holi celebrations in the city, most of which cost as little as Rs 49 and included entrance to the pools, food, and music from DJs.

Promising to be Bengalurus biggest Holi celebration, Meenakshi Resort in Electronic City is hosting its "Rangila Utsav" on March 24 and 25, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., with the "biggest pool access" and rain dance. Tickets on Book My Show begin at Rs 99.

Hotel Leroy Grand in Yashwanthpur is having "the only rooftop open air pool party" in the city. Tickets for the "Holigram pool party" start at Rs 99 and run from March 23–26.

Lago Palms Resort in Bettadasanapura has a pool party and a "huge rain dance zone". Tickets for the "Desi Holi Vol 08 - Open Air - Pool Holi Festival" are available for Rs 199 and the event takes place from March 23 to 25.

On March 23, 24, and 25, Whitefield is reportedly going to host the "biggest" Holi event, which is being organized by Aloft Hotel. With "free unlimited colours and rain dance" as its primary feature, tickets are available for as little as Rs 49.

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According to First Post, Bengalurus water crisis is getting worse as working professionals from Indias IT powerhouse are pushing for mandatory work-from-home policies until the citys water issue is overcome, allowing them to return to their hometowns.
According to News 18, Dry Days in Bengaluru: Dry Monkeys Scour Residential Complexes for Water, BBMP Issues Dos and Donts.
Not only does Bengaluru have thirsty monkeys, but it also has them. Animals are turning to peoples houses and high-rise buildings for safety, shelter, and food as summer temperatures climb and the lack of water deepens.
Residents have been complaining to the citys civic body, the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP), on a regular basis about monkeys breaking into their homes in quest of food and drink, stealing meals from parents and children, and even attacking them.
“We have taken away the habitat of the monkeys to build such apartments and expect them to go elsewhere. They are accustomed to the trees, fruits and vegetables available around and come to consume it. We have deprived them of their natural habitat, compelling them to forcibly enter homes as they are hungry," the senior official explained. WHAT SHOULD RESIDENTS DO?
BLG Swamy, Deputy Conservator of Forests at BBMP, said the civic body receives three to four complaints on the helpline every week.
Swamy explained that this department receives complaints from residents, including instances of monkeys entering homes and causing trouble. People are found feeding monkeys and giving them water from their homes, but this is done irregularly and unscientifically, the official pointed out.
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Manipur violence came first, followed by Haryana, and now Gurgaon. Sounds frightening and perplexing, right? Well, the "CIVIL WAR" is taking place. You might not comprehend now, but you will shortly. What is going on in Manipur, the Haryana district of Nuh, and now Gurgaon. Can one call this brutality a "Purge"? Violence is gradually escalating everywhere.

Let us now clarify what is occurring precisely. The Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) protests planned for Wednesday against the communal violence that broke out in Nuh, Haryana, were not postponed by the Supreme Court today.

After repercussions from Mondays communal fight in Haryanas Nuh reached upscale neighborhoods of Gurugram, Delhi boosted security and deployed drones to monitor sensitive locations. The leader of a majority Meitei organization in Manipur has warned that if the government does not step in to stop the violence in the state, "there will be a civil war."

According to NDTV,
The biggest economy in Europe, Germany, was officially declared to be in a recession on Thursday, which caused the euro to fall. Meanwhile, the dollar reached a two-month high as demand for safe haven assets increased amid growing concerns about a US default.
Fitch, a ratings agency, recently expressed its latest concern by placing the United States "AAA" debt ratings on "negative watch," which signals the possibility of a downgrade should Congress be unable to reach an agreement to raise the debt ceiling.
With only one week left until the June 1 "X-date," when the Treasury has warned it wont be able to pay all its obligations, a resolution to the sluggish debt ceiling talks has ironically helped the dollar.

Is the world going to face the worst global recession since the 1930s?

Here is how banks and the Fed are preparing for a US default...

The major banks and financial authorities are preparing for a potential default on U.S. debt in a variety of ways, including by convening war rooms, formulating swift bailout plans, and sounding house-on-fire alarms.

According to India Today, You might not be able to understand so lets get this straight! US is in a debt of $31.4 Trillion Dollars. As the world is preparing for the worst global recession as attacks escalate due to the deadline coming close.

The U.S. Treasury Department has issued a warning that the federal government may not be able to pay all of its debts by June 1, which is less than two weeks away. That would result in a default, which may destabilise the financial system and drive up interest rates.

According to Economics Times news, The Rs 2,000 banknotes will no longer be in circulation, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) stated on Friday, May 19. By September 30, 2023, the central bank requested that all 2,000 rupee notes be deposited into accounts or exchanged for notes of other denominations at any bank branch. There are no restrictions on how you deposit money into a bank account. The RBI announced that the exchange service for Rs 2,000 notes will begin on May 23, 2023.

The Hill news on 13th May, 2023 Reported, When combined with illegal opioids, the flesh-eating "zombie drug" xylazine has been ravaging Los Angeles streets and has lethal, serious effects. Officials from the Los Angeles County Sheriffs Office have started a new programme to monitor the alarmingly high incidence of the drug, a sedative frequently used by veterinarians to anaesthetize animals.