PM Modi pitches water conservation amid widespread monsoon deficit
Prime Minister Modi urged water conservation efforts through the 'catch the rain' campaign. He asked citizens to take responsibility for local water bodies and save every drop. The nation faces a significant monsoon rainfall deficit, impacting water availability. However, improved rains are expected next week in northwest India and eastern regions. Despite potential improvements, July is still projected to end with a countrywide deficit.
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