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Cauvery Delta Kuruvai Coverage Plummets by Over 1 Lakh Acres
Cauvery delta's Kuruvai coverage has dropped by over 1 lakh acres due to severe water shortages. As of July 27, only 3.87 lakh acres are cultivated, down from 5.05 lakh acres last year. This alarming decline highlights the ongoing water crisis affecting farmers in Tamil Nadu's agricultural heartland.
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