Maharashtra: Students Forced to Cross River by Rowing Thermocol Raft to Reach School in Bhiw Dhanora Village, Resident Blames Jayakwadi Dam Construction for Issue (Watch Videos)

Students of a government school in Bhiw Dhanora village, located in Maharashtra's Aurangabad district, are compelled to cross a river using makeshift thermocol rafts daily to attend classes.  A resident of the village has voiced frustration over the prolonged situation, attributing it to the impact of the Jayakwadi Dam construction that has led to the backwaters flowing into the village. Despite numerous appeals to the government, no substantial action has been taken. Approximately 50-60 settlements and around 200-300 people are affected by this issue, revealing the lack of adequate infrastructure. The dam's construction has necessitated this risky river crossing, with some families still residing on farms due to their dependence on agriculture. Maharashtra Shocker: Man Dies of Electrocution as He Climbs on Stationary Good Train at Jalgaon Railway Station (Watch Video).

Maharashtra Students Cross River on Rafts for School

"We've Made Appeals, but Nothing Happened; Appeal for Basic Facilities", Says Resident 

Jayakwadi Dam Relocation Forces School Students to Cross River on Thermocol Raft: Tehsildar

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