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Scarce amenities near a tourist spot

 
/ March 2, 2023

In Gram Panchayat Ratega (Bijakasa), Bastar District, the Government has declared a Waterfall as a tourist spot. But in and around that area for about 5 kilometres, the residents are facing acute water shortage and other basic amenities, such as all weather roads etc.

Shopian Village Struggles for Clean Drinking Water

 
/ July 20, 2022

The ‘Heff Khuri’ village of Shopian, Kashmir Valley is a microcosm of the water shortage issues the whole Kashmir is facing now. The villagers over there are dependent on smaller streams for a long time now, for their drinking water.

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Villagers in Bankura Came Together To Fix Water Crisis

 
/ July 9, 2022

This is a story of collective will and finding solutions for immediate problems. In this Pindarbari village, Bankura District, West Bengal, all the hand pumps were defunct and the main Submersible Pump was also not working, for three years. The villagers had a hard time collecting water from nearby villages,...

Water crisis deepens in slums of Mumbai | Awaz Ho Buland EP 13

 
/ June 13, 2022

Here, in this episode, the anchor Shabnam Varanasi brings us the plight of the slum dwellers in Mumbai, Maharashtra, the commercial capital of India, of the dearth of basic amenities, specially drinking water. 

Water Crisis Leading to Fights in a Adarsh Village of Jharkhand 

 
/ May 26, 2022

The basic facilities for a quality living are missing in this Model Village of Bhauro.

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Ahead of Summer, Jharkhand is Facing Acute Water Crisis

 
/ March 31, 2022

The once green Jharkhand, filled with dozens of rivers and tributaries and natural springs is slowly drying up.

A 40 Year Wait For a Dam in This Maharashtra Village Continues

 
/ October 25, 2021

Local farmers from Beed in Maharashtra have migrated to cities for better prospects.

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An Anganwadi in Bihar, Draws a Sorry Picture Having No Water and Toilets

 
/ September 11, 2019

Anganwadi center in a village in Gaya, Bihar is being run from the neglected building, with no proper drinking water and toilets.