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Devendra Fadnavis: 11,247 Maharashtra villages turned 'water neutral' in 2 years
Updated On: 11 April, 2018 08:10 PM IST | Mumbai | PTI
Devendra Fadnavis said that this year 5,031 villages have been selected to be made water neutral (self-sufficient in water resources) and another 6,200 villages have been identified for 2018-19


Devendra Fadnavis. File pic
Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Wednesday said that 11,247 villages in the state have become 'water neutral' in the last two years under the government's flagship 'Jalkukt Shivar' scheme. He said this year 5,031 villages have been selected to be made water neutral (self-sufficient in water resources) and another 6,200 villages have been identified for 2018-19.
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