Kerala Government Forms Committee for Thiruvananthapuram Water Supply

Kerala's government has established a monitoring committee to oversee water supply works in Thiruvananthapuram. This decision follows directives from the Kerala State Human Rights Commission aimed at improving water access. The committee's formation highlights the government's commitment to addressing water resource management and ensuring compliance with human rights standards.

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