💨 Abstract
The CSIR's NEERI report reveals a surge in construction activity in Lakhela lake's catchment area within Kumbhalgarh Wildlife Sanctuary, Rajasthan, over the past decade. The built-up portion in the eco-fragile area constitutes nearly 3% of the total area, while the water body only accounts for less than 1%.
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