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Khursheed Ahmed ChopanRamban district in Jammu and Kashmir is set to achieve 100% coverage under the Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM) next year. Currently, about 70% of the district's population has been connected to the scheme. Residents from remote villages like Karool, Kundi, Sildhar, Dhandrath, and Ramban expressed gratitude to the UT and district administration for the progress. The community is optimistic about full coverage in the coming year, which will ensure safe drinking water access for all households.
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Ramban District is set to achieve Full Coverage under JJM next year
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