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Water crisis in Devakottai villages forces residents to sell livestock

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The Hindu Bureau
Water crisis in Devakottai villages forces residents to sell livestock
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Residents of two villages in the Sivaganga district are facing a severe water crisis due to drought and brackish groundwater. The lack of potable water has forced families to sell their livestock, impacting their primary source of income.

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It underscores the failure of rural water infrastructure projects like the Jal Jeevan Mission to provide promised relief to drought-stricken communities.

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Residents in two villages near Devakottai are facing a critical crisis, struggling daily to secure enough water for drinking and basic survival.

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The article focuses on the lived experience of residents and their grievances regarding government service delivery.

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