Environment1 hour ago
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Dharwad Faces 45% Rainfall Deficit: Urgent Water Conservation Needed
Dharwad district is facing a significant 45% rainfall deficit this monsoon, prompting urgent water conservation measures. The district administration is urging residents to use water resources judiciously to combat the ongoing crisis. With the monsoon season impacting water supply, community efforts are crucial for sustainable management. Stay informed on Dharwad's water conservation initiatives and the implications of this deficit.
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