Water-Starved for 25 Years, Tulshi Shows Its Anger Through 'Village for Sale' Poster
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Water-starved for 25 years, Tulshi shows its anger through 'Village for Sale' poster
Residents of Tulshi village in Maharashtra express their frustration over the lack of irrigation water for decades. Despite being close to a major irrigation project, the village has yet to benefit from it. The ongoing water crisis has intensified with no rainfall recorded in the last 45 days. Villagers have resorted to protests, including an indefinite fast, to demand government action.
In Tulsi village, Solapur district, Maharashtra, residents of the village, distressed by water shortages, are planning to sell their village. They've even put up a sign to mark the sale. However, the village's price is set at just water. The sign also states, "How long will we tolerate injustice?" Tulsi village, in Madha tehsil, has a population of around 7,000. Due to the incomplete Sina-Madha lift irrigation project, the village has been depen…
Tulshi village in Madha taluka of Solapur district has been facing severe water shortage and drought for the last 30-35 years. Despite the Shina Madha irrigation scheme passing nearby, the village is not getting water. The villagers, who are suffering due to lack of political will, have put up placards saying "Village for sale" and have also appealed to industrialists to get water, as water is their last option.
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