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‘Contingency preps on, but water shortage status will be clear only by March-April’

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State likely to revive older water supply schemes, explore local solutions Anil Kumar Mishra Panaji: The state government is monitoring water availability and preparing contingency measures amid concerns over a possible shortage next year, with the actual position expected to become clearer by March or April. A senior official of the Department of Drinking Water […]

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