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The village has 107 MGNREGS job card holders. The water now harvested in these pits and tanks could be used at least till the rains come and replenish the pits. With this, Man Aspal has become the lone village in Punjab that has implemented water conservation.
Man Aspal development officer, Jatinder Singh Brar, said apart from the soak-pit project, the village has also renovated defunct ponds, and laid a drinking water pipeline.
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