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Indigenous method



Dry spell effect: A farmer irrigating his paddy field at Mayaong village, about 40 km from Guwahati in Assam on Thursday. Farmers in the north-eastern region are resorting to indigenous ways to irrigate theirfarms as the region reels under a prolonged dry spell.- Ritu Raj Konwar

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