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Thousands of Fish Die as Tungabhadra River Dries Up in Koppal
In Koppal, thousands of fish have died in the Tungabhadra River due to drastically reduced water flow caused by deficient rainfall, raising concerns over the deteriorating river ecosystem in parts of the district. The riverbed has nearly dried up, leaving behind scattered pools of stagnant and muddy water. Dead fish were found strewn along the riverbank, while exposed rocks and dried algae dominated the landscape during what is usually the peak monsoon season.
Kalyani Steels Limited in Koppal's Ginigera Closed Over Environmental Norm Violations
The Central Pollution Control Board has directed the closure of Kalyani Steels Limited at Ginigera, Koppal, for allegedly violating environmental norms. Following the directive, Deputy Commissioner Suresh Itnal ordered the disconnection of the factory's electricity supply, bringing its operations to a halt. It is alleged that the factory had been functioning in violation of environmental regulations, making it difficult for local residents to sustain their livelihoods.
Three Ballari Youths Booked for Posting Fake Gun Reels on Social Media
Three youths have been booked by the police after they allegedly created and shared social media reels featuring fake firearms in a public place, sparking concern among viewers and prompting swift police action. Authorities said the videos had the potential to create fear and panic despite the weapons being replicas. According to the police, the incident took place on the banks of the HLC canal near Bandihatti village in Ballari.
Free Anti-Snake Venom Medicine Available at Nearby Government Hospitals
People who have been bitten by snakes can receive free Anti-Snake Venom medicine at the nearest government hospital, community health center, and primary health centers. District Health Officer Dr. Lingaraju informed that those who have been bitten by snakes can immediately go to the nearest government hospital and receive free treatment and medicine.
Wind Turbine Wing Blocks National Highway-50 near Near Hospet Tunnel
On National Highway-50 near Near Hospet Tunnel, a wind turbine wing that fell on Sunday night has not been fully cleared from the highway. The incident occurred near the Gundaa botanical garden, close to the tunnel, on National Highway-50, where the wind turbine wing fell on Sunday night. Although hours have passed since the accident, the wing has only been partially moved to one side using cranes on Sunday night.
Karnataka to Hold Key Tourism Workshop at Hampi to Identify Global Standard Destinations
The Karnataka government is set to organise a major tourism workshop at Hampi on July 9 and 10, bringing together ministers, senior officials, tourism experts, industry stakeholders and district representatives to identify and develop destinations that can be transformed into globally recognised tourism hubs. The two day workshop, organised by the Department of Tourism, aims to create a long term roadmap for tourism development across Karnataka.
Tourists to Get ₹1 for Every Plastic Bottle Recycled at Hampi
ourists visiting the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Hampi will soon be rewarded with ₹1 for every used plastic bottle they recycle, as authorities introduce reverse vending machines across key tourist locations. The initiative, launched jointly by the Hampi World Heritage Area Management Authority (HWHAMA) and the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI), aims to reduce plastic waste, promote responsible tourism, and keep the historic monument complex clean.
TB Dam Sees Rise in Inflow, Bringing Hope to Farmers
After weeks of uncertainty, the Tungabhadra Dam has started receiving increased inflows following rainfall across its upper catchment areas. The rise in water levels has renewed optimism among thousands of farmers in the command regions of Vijayanagara, Koppal, Ballari and neighbouring districts, who depend on the reservoir for irrigation.
Tungabhadra Dam Water Reserved Only for Drinking, Not for Crop Irrigation
With water levels in the Tungabhadra Dam continuing to decline, authorities have decided to prioritize the remaining water exclusively for drinking purposes. The move comes amid concerns over inadequate inflows and the need to ensure an uninterrupted drinking water supply for lakhs of people dependent on the reservoir. The decision means that no further water will be released for irrigation until there is a significant improvement in storage levels.

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