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Water Crisis Hits Maharashtra Villages Despite State's Drought-Free Goal
A village in Aurangabad, some 400 km from state capital Mumbai, is grappling with severe water crisis after the canals here ran dry recently.
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11,000 Villages In Maharashtra Made Drought-Free: Devendra Fadnavis
As many as 11,000 villages in Maharashtra had now become drought-free while 4,000 of them had further become 'water neutral' or self-sufficient in water resources, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said today.
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Aamir Khan Reveals Why Satyamev Jayate Isn't Returning Anytime Soon
"All members of Satyamev Jayate, are busy with this water problem and we think making Maharashtra drought-free is more important," says Aamir
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Dream To Make Maharashtra Drought-Free In 5 Years: Aamir Khan
Bollywood actor Aamir Khan on Monday said it was his dream to make sure that the water crisis in Maharashtra was solved for good within the next five years.
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Aamir Khan, Dropped By Centre, To Be Ambassador For Key Maharashtra Scheme
Actor Aamir Khan, who was recently replaced as the face of the "Incredible India" campaign, is likely to be the ambassador for a key project of the Maharashtra government.
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For Maharashtra's Drought-Hit Farmers, Rs 400 Crores From Aam Aadmi
A whopping Rs 400 crores - that's how much Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis' office said people have willingly donated to the Maharashtra government's ambitious project Jalyukt Shivar Abhiyan to make the 25,000 villages in the state drought-free by 2019.
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Government outlines Rs 60,000 crore programme for making Maharashtra drought-free
Severely hit by drought since the past few years, the Maharashtra government has outlined a Rs 60,000 crore programme which includes creating decentralised water storage to make the state drought-free in three years.
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Water Crisis Hits Maharashtra Villages Despite State's Drought-Free Goal
A village in Aurangabad, some 400 km from state capital Mumbai, is grappling with severe water crisis after the canals here ran dry recently.
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11,000 Villages In Maharashtra Made Drought-Free: Devendra Fadnavis
As many as 11,000 villages in Maharashtra had now become drought-free while 4,000 of them had further become 'water neutral' or self-sufficient in water resources, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said today.
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Aamir Khan Reveals Why Satyamev Jayate Isn't Returning Anytime Soon
"All members of Satyamev Jayate, are busy with this water problem and we think making Maharashtra drought-free is more important," says Aamir
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Dream To Make Maharashtra Drought-Free In 5 Years: Aamir Khan
Bollywood actor Aamir Khan on Monday said it was his dream to make sure that the water crisis in Maharashtra was solved for good within the next five years.
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Aamir Khan, Dropped By Centre, To Be Ambassador For Key Maharashtra Scheme
Actor Aamir Khan, who was recently replaced as the face of the "Incredible India" campaign, is likely to be the ambassador for a key project of the Maharashtra government.
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For Maharashtra's Drought-Hit Farmers, Rs 400 Crores From Aam Aadmi
A whopping Rs 400 crores - that's how much Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis' office said people have willingly donated to the Maharashtra government's ambitious project Jalyukt Shivar Abhiyan to make the 25,000 villages in the state drought-free by 2019.
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Government outlines Rs 60,000 crore programme for making Maharashtra drought-free
Severely hit by drought since the past few years, the Maharashtra government has outlined a Rs 60,000 crore programme which includes creating decentralised water storage to make the state drought-free in three years.
