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Kalaburagi Drought Update: Second List Expected Soon
Kalaburagi may soon be added to the second list of drought-hit taluks, according to Ajay Singh. This initial list is not final, and officials remain hopeful for further updates. The ongoing drought situation in the region has raised concerns among residents and authorities alike.
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