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Soak pit revolution: two villages in Mewat treat their own wastewater
Issue Date: Dec 1, 2012
It is a common sight that greets those visiting the villages in the semi-arid Mewat district of Haryana—streams of waste water emerging from doorsteps of homes, running through streets, and forming puddles here and there. Village Rawli is one such village. It has no sanitation facilities or sewers.
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Aravallis undermined
Issue Date: Jun 15, 2009
SC mining ban alone won't save Haryana's natural lakes
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