Water Scarcity Crisis in Nashik Villages
By: PR Network
Villagers Struggle for Every Drop of Water
In Darewadi village, Nashik, women and children embark on a daily odyssey to fetch water, trekking 4-5 kilometers through dense forests. The villagers face immense difficulties in accessing this basic necessity, making their lives a constant struggle.
Women and Children Bear the Brunt
The burden of fetching water falls heavily on women and children, who cross hills and walk long distances, carrying heavy water pots on their heads. This arduous task forces them to abandon their farm work, household chores, and other responsibilities. Many children are deprived of their right to education, missing school to help their families fetch water.
Severe Water Scarcity Affects 20 Villages
The water crisis in Nashik is widespread, affecting nearly 20 villages. Women and children in these villages can be seen walking through forests and hills, carrying water pots on their heads, and facing the risk of wild animal attacks. The villagers are forced to leave their work behind, sacrificing their livelihoods to quench their thirst.
A Dire Situation Demands Urgent Attention
The water scarcity crisis in Darewadi and other villages in Nashik demands immediate attention and action. The authorities must take concrete steps to address this issue, ensuring that the villagers have access to this fundamental right. Until then, the women and children of Darewadi will continue to struggle, fighting for every drop of water.
