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Mumbai Revives Traditional Wells as Maharashtra Drought Raises Water Concerns

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Mumbai is reviving traditional wells as drought conditions across Maharashtra raise concerns about water availability.

The Indian Express reported that 265 of Maharashtra’s 358 tehsils have been declared drought-hit. The BMC is desilting wells and studying salinity as it seeks alternative water sources.

Why Mumbai is looking underground

Mumbai normally depends heavily on lakes replenished by the monsoon. Officials are now examining groundwater sources as a contingency until the next monsoon.

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Source: The Indian Express. Published September 30, 2026.


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Imran Siddiqui
Imran Siddiqui is a journalist based in Jalna, Maharashtra, and district representative for Navbharat (previously with Lokmat Samachar). He edits NewsNation Online, covering Jalna, Marathwada, Maharashtra and India, and ImranJalna, covering Islamic knowledge and Muslim-world news in English, Hindi and Urdu.

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