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Question
In Dhanu’s village, there can be no farming when there is no rain. Do you think farming can be done even without rainwater? How?
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Solution
Yes, farming can also be done without rainwater. New methods of irrigation can be used to provide the required water to crops. Canals, tube-wells, or rahats can be used for irrigating the fields.
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