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TO REVIVE A RIVER

What the Cooum is to Chennai or the Sabarmati to Ahmedabad, the Musi is to Telangana capital Hyderabad. Rising in Vikarabad, west of the city, the river travels for about 250 kilometres before it joins the Krishna at Vadapally near Suryapet in Telangana, from where it wends its way across to Andhra Pradesh, and ultimately empties itself into the Bay of Bengal.

Like most rivers in Indian cities, over the years the Musi has also become a destination for 94 per cent of the sewage water from the 54 drains in the Greater Hyderabad

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