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Kenneth John

Allahābād, India
As seen in: Hindustan Times, Medium, MSN India, MDPI, Nature World News, The Network Journal, HT Syndication, Canada News Journal, Canada Travel Daily, Carson City Current, Puerto Rico Travel Wire and
Former Principal Correspondent, Hindustan Times
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Parched existence, perennial crisis: In Prayagraj's Shankergarh, hope runs dry in quest for elusive water

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By Kenneth John
| MSN India Verified
Kenneth John, PRAYAGRAJ Fetching a ‘pail of water' is a proverbial uphill task for residents of villages in the rocky terrain of Shankergarh development block in Prayagraj district. Often, they have to go as far as a kilometre for drops of sustenance as the water crisis has become a permanent part of life in this region.
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Parched existence, perennial crisis: In Prayagraj's Shankergarh, hope runs dry in quest for elusive water

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By Kenneth John
| HT Syndication
PRAYAGRAJ, June 9 -- Fetching a 'pail of water' is a proverbial uphill task for residents of villages in the rocky terrain of Shankergarh development block in Prayagraj district. Often, they have to go as far as a kilometre for drops of sustenance as the water crisis has become a permanent part of life in this region.
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Kaushambi: Alive man shown dead, fake son sells land worth over ₹1 crore

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By Kenneth John
| MSN India Verified
Kenneth John, PRAYAGRAJ A 65-year-old man from Kaushambi district was allegedly declared dead in official revenue records. An “official” son he never had was then shown as his legal heir and his land, reportedly worth over ₹1 crore, was quietly sold off through a registered deed without his knowledge. The case emerged from Sokhada village under Chail tehsil, where Ekhlaq Ahmed, the rightful landowner, discovered that his property had been transferred after records falsely showed him deceased.
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