Sadaf Modak; Saurajitmazumdar · DistrictNews · 2026-09-30
Maharashtra drought: Monsoon not over, but Marathwada turns to tankers as
In Shahapur in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, 40-year-old farmer Badrinath Bharat is spending Rs 3,000 a day on two tankers to keep his ginger crop alive. The water is also used by his family and 10 cattle. Maharashtra drought: Monsoon not over, but Marathwada turns to tankers as water sources run dry.
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