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Farmers demand release of water in Karumeniyar river under link project

Farmers demand release of water in Karumeniyar river under link project
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Farmers in Thoothukudi, India, are demanding the release of water into the Karumeniyar river to support irrigation. They also raised concerns regarding land encroachment, fertilizer shortages, and the need for drought relief.

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Water management and agricultural support are critical issues for rural livelihoods and food security in India.

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Farmers urged the authorities to release water into Karumeniyar river, under the Thambirabarani-Karumeniyar-Nambiyar river linking project, during the farmers’ grievance redress meeting held at Thoothukudi Collectorate on Thursday.

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