Water shortage at Indira Gandhi Residential School in Ramdurga
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Students at the Indira Gandhi Residential School in Ramdurga are facing a severe water shortage during the monsoon season due to depleted borewells.
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- The Indira Gandhi Residential School in Ramdurga is experiencing a critical lack of water for drinking and hygiene.
- Four hundred students currently attend the institution, which has faced increased demand since being upgraded to include high school classes.
- School staff are relying on temporary tanker water supplies to address the deficit.
- Local students have resorted to returning to their home villages to complete daily tasks due to the inadequate water supply at the campus.
What to watch next
- Actions by Social Welfare Department officials to secure a permanent water source
- Resolution of infrastructure shortages including lack of rooms and library facilities
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