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easyQ. No. 20033
The JJM 2.0 training package launched on 23 October 2026 used the story of which fictional village?
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CPanipur
DJalnagar
Correct Answer: C. Panipur
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Introduction Rural water governance | Story-based learning helps village institutions understand water-service management. Explanation The package was titled The Story of Panipur and contained eight modules plus a Trainer’s Facilitation Manual. DDWS organised the national Training of Trainers under JJM 2.0 at India Habitat Centre, New Delhi. It addressed Gram Panchayats, Village Water and Sanitation Committees and community groups. Key subjects included source sustainability, water quality, operation and maintenance and local ownership. Panipur is the fictional teaching setting, not a newly selected model village announced by the scheme. Important Notes Story setting: Panipur. Modules: eight. Mission: JJM 2.0. Department: DDWS, Ministry of Jal Shakti. Source: https://www.pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage.aspx?PRID=2327625
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