Supreme Court Hears Delhi's Plea on Water Crisis
The Supreme Court will hear a plea by the Delhi government on June 10, asking for Haryana to release surplus water provided by Himachal Pradesh to alleviate Delhi's ongoing water crisis.

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On Monday, June 10, the Supreme Court's vacation bench will hear an urgent plea filed by the Delhi government. The plea seeks directives for Haryana to release surplus water, initially provided by Himachal Pradesh, to help mitigate the severe water shortage in the National Capital.
The Delhi government argues that this additional water is crucial for addressing the escalating water crisis, particularly during the harsh summer months.
This case spotlights ongoing interstate water disputes, highlighting the need for sustainable and cooperative water management practices among states.
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