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Issue Date: Apr 15, 1996
The construction
work on the Sardar Sarovar dam
has been delayed further. The
Supreme Court of India ruled on
March 12, that there shall be no
further construction of the spillway portion of the controversial
dam till the concerned states,
Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh iron
out their differences on the issue.
The submergence of the Narmada
valley is decided by the spill-way
portion of the dam. The order
implies that there would be no construction at least till this October.
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