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    · Dec 04, 2020 · 07:30 pm
  • Marathwada is close to desertification – and yet it won’t give up farming water-guzzling sugarcane

    Marathwada is close to desertification – and yet it won’t give up farming water-guzzling sugarcane

    Parth MN, IndiaSpend.com
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  • Centre likely to announce Rs 8,000-crore relief package for sugarcane farmers: Reports

    Centre likely to announce Rs 8,000-crore relief package for sugarcane farmers: Reports

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