SRSP water levels dip amid silt removal surge
However, what began as a beneficial agricultural practice has turned into a commercial activity in some areas, prompting officials to step in and regulate the process.
Located at Pochampad village in Mendora mandal, the SRSP borders both Nizamabad and Nirmal districts. Farmers are allowed to take silt free of cost to strengthen their fields, but reports have surfaced of people transporting silt for commercial gain. Clashes were recently reported between silt transporters from both districts, bringing the matter to the attention of higher authorities.
In response, Nizamabad and Nirmal collectors, along with senior police officials, instructed SRSP authorities to streamline and regulate silt transportation to safeguard farmers' interests.
Now, farmers must seek prior permission from SRSP officials by submitting their land details. 'Only those with permission can transport silt, and it must be used strictly for their own land. Violators will be barred from future access,' said Kotha Ravi, Assistant Executive Engineer (AEE), adding that no sand, gravel or rock can be extracted along with the silt.
Officials have also warned against dumping silt along national or state highways. 'Regulations are being enforced under the mining, groundwater, irrigation and revenue laws. Police assistance will be taken for strict monitoring,' Ravi said.
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- The Hindu
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- The Hindu
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The richness of Indian society—its cultural diversity, linguistic complexity, and systemic issues—particularly positions AbilityScore® for international application. Already in Africa, Latin America, and Southeast Asia—continents dealing with similar childhood development needs—AbilityScore® is gaining attention. There, government ministries and NGOs recognize its potential application where Western systems break down because of cultural incompatibilities. That's why the world is paying attention: •It is affordable but high-impact, scalable for resource-scarce regions. •It is multilingual, scalable across language and dialect. •It is AI-supported, with real-time insights but still human-led, guaranteeing cultural relevance. •It is evidence-driven, based on more than 19 million sessions of therapy and decades of study. •It is open-source customizable, which allows governments to share-own and localize to suit local demands. As the world grapples with post-COVID early learning regression, and autism prevalence increases worldwide, Pinnacle AbilityScore® provides not only a solution—but a paradigm shift. It doesn't request countries to follow India. It asks countries to partner with India. This is India not only exporting technology—but dreaming of empathy-fueled intelligence. Conclusion: Not Just a Score—A Signal for the Future The future of childhood is not found in stern tests or retro labels. It is found in the capacity to comprehend, to guide, and to respond to each child's distinct growth path. That is what Pinnacle AbilityScore® offers—and does. In an age where people tend to notice only extremes—'gifted' or 'delayed,' 'normal' or 'abnormal'—AbilityScore® introduces the middle: the reality that each child is a work in progress, and that progress has a right to be noticed, acknowledged, and celebrated. It substitutes fear with facts, silence with signals, and confusion with clarity. It reminds us that the strength of a society is not measured by the way it tests children, but by the way it monitors their progress with purpose and compassion. Pinnacle AbilityScore® is not just a product of science. It is a beacon of hope. It is a system that makes sure no child is unseen, no parent is helpless, and no destiny is dictated in fear. In the muted music of a child rising from 318 to 509, a country rises along with them. 'This article is part of sponsored content programme.'
Time of India
12-07-2025
- Time of India
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