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WRD begins removal of invasive plants fromirrigation tanks along Palar River in Vellore

WRD officials said that on an average, around 15 tonnes of invasive plants grew in one acre of irrigation tank

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WRD begins removal of invasive plants from irrigation tanks along Palar River in Vellore

WRD officials said that on an average, around 15 tonnes of invasive plants grew in one acre of irrigation tank

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Source: The Hindu. Published 13 Oct 2026, 07:23 pm.

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