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Is India plumbing the depths of groundwater?

Water-intensive agriculture and urban demand mean that India is using almost 60% of its groundwater every year. Governments have tried to increase supply, reduce demand and regulate consumption. But are these enough?

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Nasa discovers mysterious interstellar object entering the solar system

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