By Rajni Pandey | June 28, 2024
Chennai has been grappling with severe water shortages due to erratic monsoon rains and over-extraction of groundwater.
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Once known for its numerous lakes, Bengaluru is now struggling with a depleted water table and pollution of existing water bodies.
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Hyderabad faces acute water shortages, particularly during the summer months. Overdependence on groundwater and insufficient rainfall have led to a dwindling water supply.
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Delhi suffers from severe water stress due to over-extraction, pollution, and inefficiencies in water management. The Yamuna River, a major water source, is heavily polluted, further straining the city's resources.
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Mumbai's water supply is under threat due to inadequate rainfall and overdependence on distant reservoirs.
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Ahmedabad is experiencing severe groundwater depletion and pollution. The Sabarmati River, a critical water source, often runs dry.
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Jaipur's reliance on groundwater and limited surface water sources makes it highly vulnerable to droughts and insufficient monsoon rains.
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Kolkata's water crisis is driven by pollution of the Hooghly River and over-extraction of groundwater.
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Pune faces significant water challenges due to rapid urbanization. The city's reservoirs often fall short of meeting the demands of its growing population and industries.
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Nagpur is dealing with water scarcity due to over-reliance on groundwater and inconsistent rainfall. The city's water supply systems struggle to cope with the increasing demands of its residents.
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