What is the flooding pattern of the Indian river Krishna?
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Never flooded since the last 9 years except in the last two rainy seasons. In the last two rainy seasons only, the Nagarjuna Sagar Dam gates are opened.
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try Google around on \nBHOPAL GAS TRAGEDY of 1984\nGodhra Incident
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The Indian god Krishna too bears a tremendous resemblance to Jesus  in the story of his mission and his divinity. He was the incarnation of the Indian's supreme god Vishnu (the preserver and protector of the world) in the womb of Devaki. The Hindoo prophet Bala predicted that a divine Savior would "become incarnate in the house of Yadu, and issue forth to mortal birth from the womb of Devaci (a Holy Virgin), and relieve the oppressed earth of its load of sin and sorrow." Upon Krishna's birth, a great chorus of angles proclaimed "In the delivery of this favored woman, nature shall have cause to exalt." His birth was indicated by a star in heaven. Although of royal blood, he was born in a cave. He was presented with gifts of sandalwood and perfumes. His foster father was told to flee and hide him lest king Kansa might take his life. King Kansa had ordered all male infants born on that night to be slain. One of his first miracles was the healing of a leper. He was later slain and this resulted in an eclipse of the sun and a black circle forming around the moon. Spirits were seen on all sides and he descended into hell, rose again, and ascended into heaven with many people being witnesses to his bodily accent. He will have a "second coming" in the future which his followers continue await. There are countless other similarities with what is known today as "Christianity" even though his religion was well establish centuries before the birth of Jesus . The accounts of Krishna's childhood agree quite closely with the apocryphal accounts of Jesus' childhood. In the ancient epic poems, Krishna is simply regarded as a great hero, it was not until about the 4th century BC that he was elevated to the position of a god.
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high winds, rain and floodings
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the question is vague..... u need to put a lil details so that we can answer according to wat u need.\notherwise the above answer is all about natural disasters.. floods, earthquakes, volcano erruption, n bla bla bla....
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Brahma Muhurtham-\n\nTwo miles above sea level in the Brahmagiri hill ranges of Coorg, India, thousands of jostling devotees are waiting anxiously. Suddenly they hush to the faint sound of gurgling water. The gurgle gushes, and they all surge forward. Even a vigilant fortress of police can't stop them. Entire families are frantically pushing, prying, stretching and grabbing for tirtha (holy water) now tinged red with kumkum and flooding through the fingers of faithful devotees pressed shoulder to shoulder near the edge of a sparkling new body of water.\n\nWith the precision of a clock, the Cauvery has erupted once again - unexplainably - from the guts of the earth right on schedule just like last year, and the year before.\n\nAs local resident Narayan Achar explains it to India Today magazine: "For centuries, every year, on the day of Tulasankramana, the Cauvery is reborn here." And that's about all anyone knows for sure. The rest is a mystery, considered a miracle by many - Caugary's age-old miracle.\n\nThis sacred event called Muhurta (moment), occurs every year at approximately the same time.\nA variety of people, religious and otherwise, attend the Muhurta in Talacauvery, the small village where all of this occurs. Talacauvery itself figures prominately into the noteworthy popularity of the Muhurta. With a population of a only 20 cowherders, Talacauvery is humbly nestled in a green carpeted paradise of peace, invaded only during this festival, once each year. M. Achayya, a computer executive from Bangalore who comes every year says, "perhaps it is because it is not your regular hot, stuffy, dirty pilgrimage spot."\n\nOnce ceremoniously released upon her journey during the Muhurta, the Cauvery will course 120 miles through most of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. Although years ago her yearly birthday was celebrated only locally, it now attracts pilgrims from throughout South India and even parts of North India.\n\nAccording to legend, Sage Agastya was sent to the south by Brahma to cure the region of a long drought. While he was there, he married Lopamudra, the daughter of Sage Kavera, whom he carried with him in his Kamandalu (water container). One day Sage Agastya set the Kamandalu down to take a bath. While he was away, the wind knocked the Kamandalu over, and Lopamudra flowed out as the river Cauvery to assuage the drought-scorched land.\n\nWith or without legend, the mysterious story of the origin of Cauvery is a mystical one fortifying great devotees with hope and faith. Faith?...that humble submission of the soul to its source in God, beyond the confines and fears of mind, body and emotions-.
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Daily Weather Report for Andhra Pradesh \n Thursday, the 02 November 2006 / 11 Kartika 1928 (SAKA) \n Summary of observations recorded at 830 hours IST \n Noutheast monsoon has been vigorous Rayalaseema and active over South Coastal Andhra\nPradesh. Rain occurred at a few places over North Coastal Andhra Pradesh and\nisolated over Telangana.\nThe stations recorded heavy rainfall in cm are Dharmavaram (Anantapur dist) 11,\nRayadurg (Anantapur dist) 8 and Anantapur, Dhone (Kurnool dist), Karimnagar\n(Karimnagar dist) 7 each.\nThe other chief amounts of rainfall recorded in cm are Hindupur (Anantapur dist),\nTada (Nellore dist) 6 each, Nellore, Srikalahasti (Chittoor dist), Sullurpet\n(Nellore dist) 5 each, Kavali, Machilipatnam, Chilamattur & Pamidi (both Anantapur\ndist), Dummagudem (Khammam dist), Salur (Vizianagaram dist) 4 each, Ongole,\nCheepurupalli (Vizianagaram dist), Jagitiyal & Sultanabad (both Karimnagar dist),\nKandukur (Prakasam dist) 3 each.\nThe minimum temperatures fell at one or two places over Coastal Andhra Pradesh &\nRayalaseema and changed little over Telangana. They were significantly above normal\nat a few places over Telangana, above normal at a few places over Rayalaseema and\nnormal over Coastal Andhra Pradesh. The lowest minimum temperature of 19 degrees\nCelsius was recorded at Arogyavaram.
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Around, rivers, lakes, oceans, any body of water that is likely to flood. like land thats actually lower then sea level and is connected to the ocean by a Dam or resivor
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Your probably gonna be looking at droughts, and earthquakes.\n\n\nThese might help\nhttp://www.disastercenter.com/disaster/TOP100K.html\nhttp://www.ndmindia.nic.in/\n\nhope that helps
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Illinois River, Mississippi River, Ohio River and the Wabash River are the four biggest.  I'm searching for the 5th...I would imagine the 5th would be a tributary of one of the 4 aforementioned rivers.  I can't find a listing of rivers in order of size.  Here's a good link if you're familiar with the waterways in Illinois:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Watersheds_of_Illinois
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Well, there exists an underwater palace on the coast of Dwarka, Gujarat where Krishna ruled after the war for 36 years. I believe it took place but not as the whole.
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Floods are measured using electronic sensors & gauges in the rivers' banks & on the sides of bridges. Sometimes they still use the wire from the bridge & the oldest trick, the ruler method.\n\nThe USGS has them located along major creeks, streams, & rivers.\n\nThey are especially important where roadways cross running water or are nearby housing developments.
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The source of the river that creates the confluence is Gangotri in the Greater Himalayas\nAs the Ganga flows from the North to the Bay of bengal in the East it is regarded as the holy & sacred river. Therefore the remaining portion of Brahmaputra after it merges with Ganga is also known as Ganga in India
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Here is some details, for further information you may need to contact Medha Patkar ;)\nPolavaram project confers Irrigation benefits to an extent of 7.20 lakh acres in the upland areas of West Godavari, Krishna, East Godavari and Visakhapatnam districts, 21 cusecs of drinking water and generation of Hydel power with an installed capacity of 960 MW. The project site is located at 42 Km upstream of Sir Arthur Cotton Barrage near Polavaram village of the river Godavari.
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Flood : When it rains or snows, some of the water is retained by the soil, some is absorbed by vegetation, some evaporates, and the remainder, which reaches stream channels, is called runoff. Floods occur when soil and vegetation cannot absorb all the water; water then runs off the land in quantities that cannot be carried in stream channels or retained in natural ponds and constructed reservoirs (see Dam). About 30 percent of all precipitation is runoff, and this amount may be increased by melting snow masses. Periodic floods occur naturally on many rivers, forming an area known as the flood plain. These river floods often result from heavy rain, sometimes combined with melting snow, which causes the rivers to overflow their banks; a flood that rises and falls rapidly with little or no advance warning is called a flash flood. Flash floods usually result from intense rainfall over a relatively small area. Coastal areas are occasionally flooded by unusually high tides induced by severe winds over ocean surfaces, or by tsunamis caused by undersea earthquakes.\nDrought : Drought, condition of abnormally dry weather within a geographic region where some rain might usually be expected. A drought is thus quite different from aridity, which designates a region that is normally, or at least seasonally, dry.
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Cnatthink of one but try some geography sites\n\nold rivers have lots of ox bows and meanders from sidecutting \n\nnewer rivers are generally straighter and dont have as large floodplain and also maybe more braided
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Hurricanes, Blizzards, Monsoons, and Tsunamis