Nearly 1.6 crore artificial groundwater recharge structures built in the past two years in India

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India has built close to 1.6 crore, roughly 16 million, artificial groundwater recharge structures over the past two years, according to the report. The figure gives a sense of the scale on which the country is working to replenish its depleted aquifers. With water tables dropping across large stretches of India, pushing rainwater back into the ground has become a core part of the response.

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