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April 21, 2015

Indian village gets 'world's cheapest bottled water'
Madhusudankati, India (AFP) April 16, 2015
Charity workers have teamed with an impoverished village in eastern India to develop what they say is the world's cheapest bottle of drinking water - costing less than one US cent. After years of suffering illnesses from drinking polluted ground water, residents of Madusudankati are now receiving clean bottled supplies thanks to a new purification plant. "I saw a ray of hope when I heard that a water purifying plant would be installed in our village," local farmer Pralay Mallick said. "I ... read more

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