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In Umaria, Water Will Be Drawn From the Well Through a Traditional Chhadak: Built in 3 Years at the Shri Ganesh Gaushala, the Aim Is to Quench the Thirst of Animals, Birds and Wildlife.
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After nearly three years of hard work, the Shri Ganesh Gaushala in Umaria village, Jhalawar district, has constructed a traditional Chadhas (water pump) that will revive the ancient practice of drawing water from the Neem Ka Sutala well. Its purpose is also to provide water for the forest's animals, birds, and wildlife. The Neem Ka Sutala well is located about two kilometers from Umaria village. The Gaushala renovated it about two years ago. Now…
·Bhopal, India
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