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There is a water crisis in the Terai, especially in the Bara and Parsa areas. This is very worrying. It is surprising to see such a water crisis during the mid-monsoon. In fact, it should be understood as another crisis caused by climate change!
Mainly making Churekshetra a means of exploitation by the government at all levels is the main reason for this crisis. No one has paid attention to this. Allies China and India are using different technologies to green their desert areas. By adopting a high-tech farming system in the desert, Saudi Arabia, a country without a single river, is producing and exporting wheat. We have become a country that cannot solve even such common problems. Our leaders have no time to gain power and commit extreme corruption, the bureaucracy is ineffective. It is the people who will suffer in this way!
Now, the role adopted by the Chief Minister of Madhesh Province as a short-term solution to the water crisis is commendable. But for a long-term solution, it is necessary for all three levels of government to work together. There are many natural or artificial ponds in many places in Madhesh. These ponds are of great importance in water storage and flood control. To use them in the same way!
– Heera Vishwakarma , Kathmandu
