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“The North East experiences rains each year when the core monsoon zone and the Gangetic plain are in a break period,” Murtugudde added. When it is a break period over the North East, it rains over central India or the core monsoon zone. The rains then shifts to gangetic plain.

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Deficit rainfall in some districts, flooding in nearly all: A look at Assam deluge
ing over Delhi; rains have decreased over North East. This see-saw between the North East and central India is expected,” said Raghu Murtugudde, climate scientist at the University of Maryland. <span>“The North East experiences rains each year when the core monsoon zone and the Gangetic plain are in a break period,” Murtugudde added. When it is a break period over the North East, it rains over central India or the core monsoon zone. The rains then shifts to gangetic plain. Heavy rains lash for different reasons in different places of India. Strong south-westerlies produce heavy rains on the west coast, but a combination of south-westerlies and easterlies




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The North East has been drying up for a while, especially in the last few decades. During 18 of the last 19 years (2001-2019), North East India has received seasonal rainfall less than normal with an exception of 2007 (110 per cent of normal), according to an IMD report from 2019.
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Deficit rainfall in some districts, flooding in nearly all: A look at Assam deluge
ern region for quite some time now. In 2019, the region recorded a deficit of 12 per cent while the rest of the country had an excess rainfall of 10 per cent — the highest in the last 25 years. <span>The North East has been drying up for a while, especially in the last few decades. During 18 of the last 19 years (2001-2019), North East India has received seasonal rainfall less than normal with an exception of 2007 (110 per cent of normal), according to an IMD report from 2019. “This indicates that the seasonal rainfall over North East India is passing through a below normal epoch like it was during early 1950s to mid-1980s,” according to IMD. In a research pa







The North East has been drying up for a while, especially in the last few decades. During 18 of the last 19 years (2001-2019), North East India has received seasonal rainfall less than normal with an exception of 2007 (110 per cent of normal), according to an IMD report from 2019.
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Deficit rainfall in some districts, flooding in nearly all: A look at Assam deluge
ern region for quite some time now. In 2019, the region recorded a deficit of 12 per cent while the rest of the country had an excess rainfall of 10 per cent — the highest in the last 25 years. <span>The North East has been drying up for a while, especially in the last few decades. During 18 of the last 19 years (2001-2019), North East India has received seasonal rainfall less than normal with an exception of 2007 (110 per cent of normal), according to an IMD report from 2019. “This indicates that the seasonal rainfall over North East India is passing through a below normal epoch like it was during early 1950s to mid-1980s,” according to IMD. In a research pa




The surface where they slip is known as the fault or fault plane.

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New study can help improve earthquake prediction
ds of kilometres. During an earthquake, seismic waves are generated in a short span of time after two blocks of earth slip past one another. The waves travel to the surface causing destruction. <span>The surface where they slip is known as the fault or fault plane. Scientists have attempted to recreate these faults in their laboratories to try and understand the conditions in them during earthquakes. The actual conditions, however, are so complex




During an earthquake, seismic waves are generated in a short span of time after two blocks of earth slip past one another. The waves travel to the surface causing destruction.

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New study can help improve earthquake prediction
y — has brought back the focus on earthquake prediction. Earthquakes usually occur along faults that are fractures between rocks and can range from a few millimetres to thousands of kilometres. <span>During an earthquake, seismic waves are generated in a short span of time after two blocks of earth slip past one another. The waves travel to the surface causing destruction. The surface where they slip is known as the fault or fault plane. Scientists have attempted to recreate these faults in their laboratories to try and understand the conditions in them d




They tried to predict the frictional strength — the force required to cause movement along a fault — of phyllosilicates: Minerals in the form of thin plates found along the weakest part of the faults where earthquakes occur.
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New study can help improve earthquake prediction
n Heriot-Watt University and the British Geological Survey, along with her colleagues at the University of Liverpool and Utrecht University, used a different approach for earthquake prediction. <span>They tried to predict the frictional strength — the force required to cause movement along a fault — of phyllosilicates: Minerals in the form of thin plates found along the weakest part of the faults where earthquakes occur. “We’ve created a model to predict the frictional strength of phyllosilicates under conditions that cannot be attained in a laboratory,” said Hartog. The researchers analysed artificial




“Our model predicts that movement along phyllosilicate-rich fault zones becomes more difficult as it becomes faster, something that is consistent with experiments,” said Hartog.

This behaviour prevents earthquakes and suggests minerals other than phyllosilicates are important in causing earthquakes, according to Hartog.

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New study can help improve earthquake prediction
ges, along with a change in conditions such as humidity or the rate of fault movement. This made it easier for modellers to simulate fault movement in natural conditions, including earthquakes. <span>“Our model predicts that movement along phyllosilicate-rich fault zones becomes more difficult as it becomes faster, something that is consistent with experiments,” said Hartog. This behaviour prevents earthquakes and suggests minerals other than phyllosilicates are important in causing earthquakes, according to Hartog. More work is needed, said Hartog, citing the relation between the force that holds a fault together and the force needed to move the fault. प्राकृतिक आपदा से जुड़ी सभी खबरें हिंदी में प




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The IMD issues alerts that are colour coded from green to red. An oranger alert means there are chances of heavy to very heavy rainfall. It means the administration must be prepared for anything.
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Lightning kills 83 people in Bihar
nd north-eastern Bihar including Araria and Kishanganj are on red alert, while 13 districts are on orange alert, according to SK Patel, an official of the India Meteorological Department (IMD). <span>The IMD issues alerts that are colour coded from green to red. An oranger alert means there are chances of heavy to very heavy rainfall. It means the administration must be prepared for anything. Water levels are rising in the Kosi, Mahananda, Ganga and other rivers due to heavy rains in their catchment areas since last week. The southwest monsoon reached Bihar on schedule on Ju




“Aila embankments were mostly constructed when Rajib Banerjee was the irrigation minister. Other ministers hardly took interest in settling land and related issues,” said a senior state government official.

Aila embankment is a hybrid of earthen blocks and bricks with a spreading slope built inwards. It requires keeping space for a mangrove buffer in front, which means that it needs more land.

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Cyclone Amphan: How brick homes, Aila embankments saved the day at Sundarbans village
overnment, about 245 km of embankments were damaged during Amphan. “It’s a fact that wherever we built embankments, the storm had a weaker impact,” said a senior irrigation department official. <span>“Aila embankments were mostly constructed when Rajib Banerjee was the irrigation minister. Other ministers hardly took interest in settling land and related issues,” said a senior state government official. Aila embankment is a hybrid of earthen blocks and bricks with a spreading slope built inwards. It requires keeping space for a mangrove buffer in front, which means that it needs more land. “Though providing meandering space to rivers, at least till the point the high tide spreads, is the best solution to counter such disasters. But that looks difficult, if not impossible,




Sundarbans has a population of five million people in 54 of 102 islands, with a density over 1,000 per square kilometre.

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Cyclone Amphan: How brick homes, Aila embankments saved the day at Sundarbans village
day Sundarbans that has a high population density. Amphan showed that Aila embankments are the next best option,” explained river expert and state pollution control board chairman Kalyan Rudra. <span>Sundarbans has a population of five million people in 54 of 102 islands, with a density over 1,000 per square kilometre. प्राकृतिक आपदा से जुड़ी सभी खबरें हिंदी में पढ़ें। cyclone amphan Sundarbans Cyclone relief sagar islands Cyclone Aila Livelihood needs eid Relief camps hygiene Embankments Natural Disa




Hidkal and Malaprabha dams in Karnataka’s Belagavi district — one of the worst hit in the 2019 floods — also had more stored water than last year.
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Full reservoirs as monsoon sets in: Why India should watch out for floods
the third week. Other dams Koyna, Warna, and Radhanagari — three big dams in Maharashtra’s upper Krishna basin, responsible for floods in 2019 — stored more water than last year, as of June 5. <span>Hidkal and Malaprabha dams in Karnataka’s Belagavi district — one of the worst hit in the 2019 floods — also had more stored water than last year. The percentage of this year’s storage compared to last year’s at Hidkal dam, in fact, is at 1,240 per cent. Similarly, Ukai dam — from where sudden release of water led to floods in Guj




Ukai dam — from where sudden release of water led to floods in Gujarat’s Surat in 2006
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Full reservoirs as monsoon sets in: Why India should watch out for floods
worst hit in the 2019 floods — also had more stored water than last year. The percentage of this year’s storage compared to last year’s at Hidkal dam, in fact, is at 1,240 per cent. Similarly, <span>Ukai dam — from where sudden release of water led to floods in Gujarat’s Surat in 2006 — has 45 per cent water level, compared to just four per cent last year. Experts have often called for making the rule curve more flexible and dynamic, to take extreme weather events an




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Nutrition - Wikipedia
For nutrition in animals, see Animal nutrition. For nutrition in plants, see Plant nutrition. For the medical journal, see Nutrition (journal). Provision to cells and organisms to support life <span>Nutrition is the science that interprets the nutrients and other substances in food in relation to maintenance, growth, reproduction, health and disease of an organism. It includes ingestion, absorption, assimilation, biosynthesis, catabolism and excretion.[1] The diet of an organism is what it eats, which is largely determined by the availability and palatability of foods. For humans, a healthy diet includes preparation of food and storage m




The CWC recently revised the rule curve for four major dams in Kerala, lowering permitted water levels in the Idukki, Kakki, Banasura Sagar and Idamalayar reservoirs.
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Full reservoirs as monsoon sets in: Why India should watch out for floods
s in 2019 are recent examples of dam-induced flood disasters. Floods increased in these states as the release of water from overflowing dams in the region occurred at the same time as rainfall. <span>The CWC recently revised the rule curve for four major dams in Kerala, lowering permitted water levels in the Idukki, Kakki, Banasura Sagar and Idamalayar reservoirs. Water level in the state’s biggest dam at Idukki should be 15 feet lower than earlier levels on June 10, according to the new norms. The current water level at Idduki dam — the overflow




One of the reasons for this was reduced power consumption due to the lockdown to curb the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). The hydroelectric dam, as a result, is underworked. Another reason is that two of the six generators at Idduki dam are not functioning.

Officials at the Kerala State Electricity Board (KSEB) said they were following the rule curve.

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Full reservoirs as monsoon sets in: Why India should watch out for floods
same time. The FRL in Idukki dam is 732.43 metres and at present, there is water up to 712.385 metres. At around the same time last year, it was 704.67 meters and in 2018 it was 708.17 meters. <span>One of the reasons for this was reduced power consumption due to the lockdown to curb the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19). The hydroelectric dam, as a result, is underworked. Another reason is that two of the six generators at Idduki dam are not functioning. Officials at the Kerala State Electricity Board (KSEB) said they were following the rule curve. “The overall scenario is within control. We are not expecting any extreme rainfall event as of now,” said a senior KSEB official. Sudden erratic rainfall can, however, cause problems. T




Nisarga is the second cyclone in the North Indian Ocean (NIO) region in 2020 after cyclone Amphan in the Bay of Bengal. It is the first one in the Arabian Sea this year, after the five that emerged there in 2019.
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Cyclone Nisarga: Mumbai to bear the brunt
a can get heavy to very heavy rainfall. This is the first time since 1891 that a cyclone is making landfall so close to Mumbai, according to data from the India Meteorological Department (IMD). <span>Nisarga is the second cyclone in the North Indian Ocean (NIO) region in 2020 after cyclone Amphan in the Bay of Bengal. It is the first one in the Arabian Sea this year, after the five that emerged there in 2019. Nisarga is the 13th out of a total 17 cyclones that turned severe and formed in the NIO region in this period. Five out of 11 cyclones turned severe from 2015-17, an increase of 76 per




Generally, the southwest monsoon season for northeast states begin from the first week of June. However, extreme rain due to Cyclone Amphan has apparently put these states in a crisis situation before the monsoon rains begin.
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IMD flood alert for North East
egion had been rising gradually since May 16 as the North East had seen continuous rain in the last week. The water level was rising by 1-2 centimetres every two-three hours, the official said. <span>Generally, the southwest monsoon season for northeast states begin from the first week of June. However, extreme rain due to Cyclone Amphan has apparently put these states in a crisis situation before the monsoon rains begin. Northeast India gets its maximum rainfall in June, followed by May, according to IMD’s Director, Mrutunjay Mohapatra. The IMD has predicted a normal monsoon for this year. Floods impact




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