BRS leaders V Srinivas Goud and C Lakshma Reddy alleged that the Medigadda barrage was demolished through a conspiracy and ...

SUKKUR: Sindh’s Irrigation Minister Jam Khan Shoro announced on Sunday that 27 gates of the historic Sukkur Barrage will be replaced in 2025 as part of the Sindh Barrages Improvement Project (SBIP).

China has unveiled a type of innovative barrage weapon system, the first of its kind in the world, with its chief designer introducing in a recent magazine interview that the weapon can effectively ...

Will the temptation of vast amounts of clean, tidal energy lead us to ignore the chance of serious environmental damage? Mark Anslow and Peter Clark report Engineers have eyed the Severn estuary as a ...

HENRY COUNTY, Tenn. (WKRN) — Omaha Beach was a turning point in World War II and one of the most recognizable anti-aircraft weapons used in that invasion was made here in Tennessee. The barrage ...

The bulkhead gate, currently located near Seetanagaram, will be towed to the damaged site using a punt: Reports ...

Sukkur Barrage, the world’s largest irrigation system of its kind, whose construction started in 1923 and operations began in 1932, will now undergo rehabilitation and modernization as the Sindh ...

Having lived through the spectre of being closed for some months last year, drying up water supplies in major parts of Sindh, 14 of some 56 colossal gates of the Indus River's Sukkur barrage have been ...

The Barrage Rogue is fast and fluid, offering a much easier gameplay experience (Image via Blizzard Entertainment) The Barrage Rogue offers one of the best hybrid gameplay styles in Diablo 4. This ...

Plans for a controversial £30bn Severn barrage tidal energy project stretching from Weston-super-Mare in Somerset to Cardiff are expected to be scrapped. Secretary of State for Energy Chris Huhne is ...

Plans for a £30bn barrage across the Severn estuary have been given a boost after Prime Minister David Cameron instructed officials to look into them. It follows a meeting with Peter Hain, who left ...