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CSR-backed canal project revives irrigation and drinking water in Nagpur

A project to restore the Sawangi canal in Nagpur has improved groundwater levels, irrigated 400 hectares of land, and provided drinking water to 200 families. Undertaken as a CSR initiative, the project supports over 3,000 people and strengthens rural livelihoods

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The project, which began in February 2024, involved the widening and deepening of a 4.11-kilometre stretch of the canal, extending from ridge to valley.

The project, which began in February 2024, involved the widening and deepening of a 4.11-kilometre stretch of the canal, extending from ridge to valley.

A recently completed initiative to rejuvenate the Sawangi canal in Nagpur has brought a significant transformation to the region, ensuring safe drinking water for 200 families and revitalising around 400 hectares of farmland. According to PTI, the initiative has also positively impacted livestock and wildlife by improving the overall groundwater levels and restoring ecological balance in the area.

The project, which began in February 2024, involved the widening and deepening of a 4.11-kilometre stretch of the canal, extending from ridge to valley. The initiative aimed to tackle water scarcity in the drought-prone Vidarbha region and has led to notable improvements in agricultural productivity and the quality of life for the rural population.

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