It's also about aquifers running out, wells have to be dug ever deeper, then they run out too, etc. It's also about massive corruption, companies not following

It's also about aquifers running out, wells have to be dug ever deeper, then they run out too, etc. It's also about massive corruption, companies not following water regulations. And it's also about regions that used to be very forested but now are all concrete, which leads to less rain falling there. There are often threads on the /r/india subreddit, this one was a few days ago: https://www.reddit.com/r/india/comments/4c8ecf/india_is_dying_of_thirst_can_we_please_talk_about/ https://www.reddit.com/r/india/comments/4c8ecf/india_is_dyin...