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If you’re able to fill your bottle with clean drinking water at any given time of the day, clearly you are not amongst the 163 million Indians with no access to this privilege. India is one of the most water-stressed countries in the world
Tracing the historical evolution of global warming awareness from its origins in the late 1930s to its current status, it is a pressing global concern due to human activities like burning fossil fuels. The significance of the Paris Agreement in striving to limit global warming to 1.5°C and 2.0°C and emphasises the need for urgent collective action to address climate change. Additionally, ther are several regional climate impacts in India and it is important of tailored regional strategies to combat climate change’s challenges.
In the quiet heart of Bonthi Village, nestled within Bidar District of Karnataka, Rama Malhari Rane, a 62-year-old farmer, faced a dire challenge. With 10 acres of land thirsting for hydration, and a dried-up well as testament to the scorching heat, Rama watched the kharif season end, despair creeping in. Without rainwater, how would his rabi crop survive?
Kanta Golayit always harboured a deep-seated desire to cultivate her own land and reap a bountiful harvest. Despite the vast land she owned, the yield was dishearteningly meagre. With acute water scarcity and inadequate irrigation facilities, coupled with land degradation from excessive chemical fertiliser use, plaguing her fields, she had no choice but to labour on fellow farmers’ fields.

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Tracing the historical evolution of global warming awareness from its origins in the late 1930s to its current status, it is a pressing global concern due to human activities like burning fossil fuels. The significance of the Paris Agreement in striving to limit global warming to 1.5°C and 2.0°C and emphasises the need for urgent collective action to address climate change. Additionally, ther are several regional climate impacts in India and it is important of tailored regional strategies to combat climate change’s challenges.
In the quiet heart of Bonthi Village, nestled within Bidar District of Karnataka, Rama Malhari Rane, a 62-year-old farmer, faced a dire challenge. With 10 acres of land thirsting for hydration, and a dried-up well as testament to the scorching heat, Rama watched the kharif season end, despair creeping in. Without rainwater, how would his rabi crop survive?
Kanta Golayit always harboured a deep-seated desire to cultivate her own land and reap a bountiful harvest. Despite the vast land she owned, the yield was dishearteningly meagre. With acute water scarcity and inadequate irrigation facilities, coupled with land degradation from excessive chemical fertiliser use, plaguing her fields, she had no choice but to labour on fellow farmers’ fields.