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Hidden in the hills, these ancient Naulas still sustain Himalayan villages

Summary by 30 Stades
In the hills of Uttarakhand, elders tell a story about a red snake that lives inside the village spring. It appears, they say, only when the water source is neglected or when leaves gather on the steps or the stone walls crumble. The snake is not meant to frighten anyone. It is a reminder to conserve water and natural resources. Also Read: Khuni Bhandara: The underground water harvesting system in Burhanpur For ages, this folklore helped Himalay…
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30 Stades broke the news in on Saturday, March 14, 2026.
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