'Despite SC direction, nothing has happened to help drought victims'

June 15, 2016 11:24

While the monsoon, though delayed by a week has hit India, the impact of the drought, among the worst in independent India continues to leave its impact on about one-fourth of India's population and a significant portion of rural India. On May 11, the Supreme Court, in an unprecedented order, laid down certain directions for the Centre and state governments of drought-affected regions to follow. Read more

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