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Looking For Ways To Implement Marathwada Water Grid: Ajit Pawar
Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar on Wednesday said the state government is committed to resolving water scarcity in the state and discussions are underway on how to implement the proposed Marathwada water grid.
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Water Tankers Bought For Last Rites As Godavari Becomes A Muddy Stretch
Water is needed both in life and death. But the scarcity in Maharashtra's Marathwada has reached such proportions that people are being forced to buy water for the last rites of their loved ones.
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Latur Villages Team-Up To Work Their Way Out Of Long-Term Water Scarcity
Even in Latur's blistering heat, Shyam Barure has to ensure the work goes on. The rains are less than two months away and the 27 km nallah (drain) has to be widened and desilted in time.
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Beed's Inhuman Water Scramble: 2 Buckets For 4 Days
In the scorching summer of drought-hit Marathwada, it's a fight just for two buckets of water. At the Khuntefal village in Maharashtra's Beed district, about 2000 people rely solely on water tankers that come once in four days. The water they receive is dirty and frothy, but they have no other choice.
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Devendra Fadnavis Reviews Marathwada Water Situation
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis today chaired Aurangabad division review meeting to discuss the water scarcity situation in Marathwada region.
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In Drought-Hit Marathwada, Sunflower Fields Still Bloom
It hits you hard, but it doesn't hurt. From the depressing barren landscape of drought-hit Marathwada in Maharashtra, suddenly bright yellow sunflower fields happily greet the eye. The dramatic change of landscape is not just a visual treat, but yet another proof of the wonders a green cover can do.
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What Happens When Water Tankers Reach a Drought-Hit Marathwada Village
All it took was less than a minute for neighbours to turn from being friendly to vicious. Men, women, children and senior citizens all rushed to the village square. Women began shouting and fighting with one another. This is what happened when a water tanker reached Mangrul village in the drought-hit Marathawada region of Maharashtra.
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Maharashtra drought: fields parched
Union Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar has warned that Maharashtra will face its worst drought in the last 50 years - a warning that the state government and agriculture experts also agree with. The problem is so severe, that in some parts of the state - especially in Marathwada region - the government is planning to supply drinking water through ...
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Looking For Ways To Implement Marathwada Water Grid: Ajit Pawar
Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar on Wednesday said the state government is committed to resolving water scarcity in the state and discussions are underway on how to implement the proposed Marathwada water grid.
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Water Tankers Bought For Last Rites As Godavari Becomes A Muddy Stretch
Water is needed both in life and death. But the scarcity in Maharashtra's Marathwada has reached such proportions that people are being forced to buy water for the last rites of their loved ones.
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Latur Villages Team-Up To Work Their Way Out Of Long-Term Water Scarcity
Even in Latur's blistering heat, Shyam Barure has to ensure the work goes on. The rains are less than two months away and the 27 km nallah (drain) has to be widened and desilted in time.
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Beed's Inhuman Water Scramble: 2 Buckets For 4 Days
In the scorching summer of drought-hit Marathwada, it's a fight just for two buckets of water. At the Khuntefal village in Maharashtra's Beed district, about 2000 people rely solely on water tankers that come once in four days. The water they receive is dirty and frothy, but they have no other choice.
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Devendra Fadnavis Reviews Marathwada Water Situation
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis today chaired Aurangabad division review meeting to discuss the water scarcity situation in Marathwada region.
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In Drought-Hit Marathwada, Sunflower Fields Still Bloom
It hits you hard, but it doesn't hurt. From the depressing barren landscape of drought-hit Marathwada in Maharashtra, suddenly bright yellow sunflower fields happily greet the eye. The dramatic change of landscape is not just a visual treat, but yet another proof of the wonders a green cover can do.
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What Happens When Water Tankers Reach a Drought-Hit Marathwada Village
All it took was less than a minute for neighbours to turn from being friendly to vicious. Men, women, children and senior citizens all rushed to the village square. Women began shouting and fighting with one another. This is what happened when a water tanker reached Mangrul village in the drought-hit Marathawada region of Maharashtra.
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Maharashtra drought: fields parched
Union Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar has warned that Maharashtra will face its worst drought in the last 50 years - a warning that the state government and agriculture experts also agree with. The problem is so severe, that in some parts of the state - especially in Marathwada region - the government is planning to supply drinking water through ...
