India faces a severe water crisis, with 600 million people experiencing extreme stress. Groundwater, the nation’s lifeline, is being depleted faster than it replenishes, particularly in agricultural regions. Over-extraction, pollution, and weak regulations are exacerbating the situation, pushing cities and rural areas towards ‘Day Zero’ scenarios. Urgent action is needed.
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