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What is 'Korambu' in the context of traditional water management systems in India?
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- 1A system of bamboo channels built to intercept and collect rainwater in Nagaland
- 2A traditional stepwell structure used for community water storage in Tamil Nadu
- 3A runoff farming and groundwater recharging system practiced in Rajasthan
- 4A temporary wall of brushwood, grass, and mud laid across channels to raise the water level for irrigation in Kerala✓
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A temporary wall of brushwood, grass, and mud laid across channels to raise the water level for irrigation in Kerala
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