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No water from dams to irrigate crops unless rains improve, says CM D.K. Shivakumar
As the deficit monsoon has rendered large parts of Karnataka dry, the State government on Thursday announced that water from major reservoirs will not be released to irrigate crops, and has asked farmers to plan their agricultural activities accordingly. Ministers have been asked to tour districts to monitor the preparedness for drinking water.
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No water from dams to irrigate crops unless rains improve, says CM D.K. Shivakumar
As the deficit monsoon has rendered large parts of Karnataka dry, the State government on Thursday announced that water from major reservoirs will not be released to irrigate…
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