Karnataka faces a severe 42% rainfall deficit this year, leading to a significant drop in groundwater levels. As a result, 826 villages are currently grappling with drinking water shortages. The state government has assured ample funds to tackle the crisis, releasing Rs 117 crore and directing officials to expedite e-Khata issuance for properties lacking ownership documents in village settlement areas.

Karnataka faces a severe 42% rainfall deficit this year, leading to a significant drop in groundwater levels. As a result, 826 villages are currently grappling with drinking water…

Karnataka faces a 40% rainfall deficit, straining farmers financially. Crop losses mount as they demand compensation and declare drought status. | India News