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Maharashtra agrees to reconsider Telangana's proposal to increase height of Tummidihatti barrage

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The HinduMaharashtra agrees to reconsider Telangana's proposal to increase height of Tummidihatti barrage
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The meeting focused on Telangana’s proposal to increase the barrage height to 152 metres, against the 148 metres envisaged in the 2016 agreement.

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