In Keeri village on Mannar Island, S. Vijithan remembers the simple act of buying water as a child. “Our family bought a pot of drinking water for Rs. 20, and my mother would cook white rice from it because the water was so pure and tasty,” he recalled. Today, that same water is undrinkable — black, yellow, and foul-smelling — forcing villagers to buy water from outside just to survive. Nearby, in Naruvilikulam-Vankalai, S. Sebanesan, Leader of t
Wind projects that churn out misery for Mannar people
