Mumbai, Jun 9:--
Maharashtra Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan has said his priority in the coming years will be to make the state \"drought proof\" by adopting decentralised and traditional water conservation methods.
\"Integrated water shed management on a massive scale like construction of cement dams, farm ponds, drip irrigation for sugarcane cultivation which saves 40 per cent of water and fodder management at taluka level are some of the initiatives that need to be taken,\" Chavan said.
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