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Ammonia spike in Yamuna hits water supply in north Delhi areas

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Ammonia spike in Yamuna hits water supply in north Delhi areas

Pollution spike in Yamuna disrupts water supply in North Delhi, causing low pressure and contamination complaints. DJB advises judicious water use. A spike in pollutant levels and ammonia in the Yamuna has affected water treatment.

operations at the Wazirabad and Chandrawal water treatment plants, hitting water supply to several North Delhi areas, officials said on Sunday. Residents in the catchment areas of these plants complained about low water pressure and water contamination on Sunday.

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DJB officials said that the situation will only ease after the pollution level comes down. According to DJB, water supply will be available at low pressure till the situation improves. The areas likely to be affected are Majnu Ka Tila, the area around ISBT, CGO complex, IP estate, Delhi gate, Subhash Park, Gulabi Bagh, Timarpur, Punjabi Bagh, Azadpur, Shalimar Bagh, Wazirpur, Lawrence Road, Model Town and Jahangirpuri. Some parts of south Delhi may also face disruption.

A senior Delhi Jal Board (DJB) official said that there is very high receipt of pollutant load in the raw water being received upstream of Wazirabad.

“We have capacity of treating raw water up to 1ppm (parts per million) ammonia levels but the current pollution load at Wazirabad pond is four times higher. On Sunday evening, the ammonia level at Wazirabad was 4ppm. The water supply from the Wazirabad plant is down by almost 50%. At Chandrawal water treatment plant, the water supply is down by 10%,” the official added.

“The public is advised to make judicious use of water and water tankers shall be available on demand from the DJB helpline in the central control room – 1916,” DJB said in a statement.

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The ammonia level on Sunday had marginally come down from 5ppm over the last 24 hours. DJB can treat up to 0.9-1 ppm of ammonia level in raw water, but beyond such levels the neutralisation of ammonia with chlorine gas regularly leads to formation of toxic chloramine compounds. The Wazirabad Barrage in north Delhi is the primary holding area from where raw water from the Yamuna is lifted to the Wazirabad and Chandrawal treatment plants.

Ashok Bhasin, who heads the North Delhi Residents Welfare Federation, said that a large number of neighbourhoods in north Delhi now get less water during morning supply hours on Sunday. “There was no supply at all during the evening supply hours. Moreover, with low pressure many residents complained about contaminated water supply. We have received complaints from Timarpur, Sabzi Mandi, Azad market, Sadar, and Ghantaghar,” he added.

DJB officials said that the situation will only ease after the pollution level comes down. According to DJB, water supply will be available at low pressure till the situation improves. The areas likely to be affected are Majnu Ka Tila, the area around ISBT.

CGO complex, IP estate, Delhi gate, Subhash Park, Gulabi Bagh, Timarpur, Punjabi Bagh, Azadpur, Shalimar Bagh, Wazirpur, Lawrence Road, Model Town and Jahangirpuri. Some parts of south Delhi may also face disruption.

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He said that the city needs to find a permanent solution to the recurring disruption of water supply due to ammonia spikes. Anjani Dwivedi from Dakshinpuri said that the area is facing water supply disruption from the last couple of days.

“People are struggling for water. This is the situation in the Capital of India. When will water supply resume?” she asked. Ramratan Gupta, a resident of Madangir, said that the DJB warning came late and the area was already facing a water supply cut for the last two days.

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Peddi Day 8: Will Ram Charan Conquer Box Office Glory?

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Peddi: Impressive ₹200 Cr Box Office Chase

Peddi Day 8: Will Ram Charan Conquer Box Office Glory?

The film world is holding its breath as the much-anticipated sports action movie refuses to leave the spotlight. Audiences are caught up in a swirl of emotions as the initial box office storm transforms into an intriguing test of actual star power. It’s a fascinating story about ambition, lofty theatrical expectations, and the unexpected nature of moviegoers.

Each ticket sold represents a narrative of passion, commitment, and dramatic cinematic drama. Fans are closely following every update, wondering if this enormous spectacle can retain its beautiful momentum.



The Current Box Office Standing

The film grossed ₹6.30 crore in India on its eighth day. This milestone brings the domestic total to an amazing ₹193.55 crore net.

The aim of joining the prestigious double-century club is now agonisingly close. It’s an exciting countdown that has trade experts and moviegoers absolutely glued to the figures.

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The audience’s emotional connection fuels the momentum. Despite natural weekday drops, the local regions are strongly supporting their favourite film idol.


A post-weekend dip is an unavoidable fact for any major movie release in the modern era. The film’s revenue decreased by 16.6 percent from the previous day’s ₹7.55 crore.

This drop has generated heated debates on social media over the long-term viability of big-budget initiatives. However, the continual inflow of viewers demonstrates that the cinematic fire is far from doused.

The dip is a normal market stabilisation following a wildly tumultuous first week. It demonstrates how the initial frenzy transforms into a consistent, long-term theatrical run.

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Global Glory And Mighty Milestones

On a worldwide scale, the sports drama paints a truly spectacular picture of financial success. The worldwide gross collection reached ₹279.35 crore.

International markets made a significant contribution to this large global pie. On Thursday, overseas viewers added an additional ₹60 lakhs, bringing the international revenue to ₹49.40 crore.

This pushes the global presence close to the ₹280 crore threshold. It demonstrates the undeniable appeal of large-scale Indian cinema on the global stage.


Regional Strongholds Keep Fighting

The regional market is the undisputed backbone of this incredible box office run. The Telugu territories alone earned ₹5.30 crore on the seventh day.

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The film was aggressively screened in a network of 7,412 theatres around the country. The previous version had a reasonable and healthy occupancy rate of 20.35%.

Other regions contributed lesser but significant sums to the overall domestic collection. Karnataka and Tamil Nadu contributed ₹55 lakhs and ₹25 lakhs, respectively.


The North Indian Market Struggle

While the Southern states celebrate, the Hindi-speaking belt has a very different tale. Since its first publication, the Hindi-dubbed version has suffered significant challenges.

The Hindi market today contributes less than five percent of overall domestic earnings. Despite heavy promotion, it is still battling to reach the small net figure of ₹15 crore.

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This sharp disparity demonstrates the complexities of managing a truly pan-India release. What causes utter panic in one location may have a peaceful response elsewhere.


Controversies And Creative Corrections

A storm of social media outrage has also harmed the film’s box office performance. Viewers loudly criticised specific sequences featuring Janhvi Kapoor’s role, claiming excessive objectification.

Responding to the growing public outrage, director Buchi Babu Sana took quick corrective action. To avoid offending the viewers, the production team carefully cut out the deceptive shots.

This proactive posture demonstrates a genuine respect for the emotions of modern filmgoers. It remains to be seen how this imaginative change will affect the approaching weekend crowds.

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What Lies Directly Ahead

The approaching weekend is a make-or-break moment for this ambitious theatrical project. Crossing the illusive ₹200 crore domestic net mark is the immediate golden goal.

Audiences are curious to see if the fresh modifications will draw a more diverse audience. The large fanbase’s emotional investment will be crucial in this situation.

With new cinematic competition arriving in cinemas, the battle for screens will flare up. This cinematic giant’s genuine resilience will now be put to the ultimate test.


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