Environment
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Remembering India in 2016: How Global Parli and an Entire Community Survived a Drought
In the summer of 2016, 330 million people were affected by the drought in India. The country was suffering from severe water shortage, and farmers suffered devastating crop losses. This is how Mayank Gandhi, Global Parli, and the entire community were able to get water in the amid a drought.
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