Red Magazine Vizag

Red Magazine Vizag

Red Magazine Vizag published this article page no 75 a cross the countrygovernment officials teachers and parents are deliberating on how to ensure that schools are re-opening with a close eye on keeping covid-19 out of the classroom children will have to adapt to this new environment in which they have to wear masks in school and it is also important that they continue to practice cleaning their hands with water and soap something that has been so critical in the past year red magazine vizag subscription.

Arihant current affairs

Arihant current affairs

Arihant current affairs magazine published this article page no 74 onian with tap water at home tap water supply in their homes. out of the total 18191 villages in 8214 villages every household is having tap water supply by following the prime ministers governance philosophy of sabka sandi. sabka vikas air sabka vishwasi thus ensuring no one is letl out. vwscs/ pani samitis arc managing in-village water supply and more than 76% families are paying monthly water service charges. the pioneering work by wasmo has gained multiple recognitions including prime ministers civil services award in 2018 united nations public service award in 2009 and capam international innovations award in 2010. the vision of the then chief minister of gujarat shri narendra modi has borne fruits and today water scarcity in gujarat is only in memory of older generation. by ensuring adequate water in terms of quality and quantity gujarat marched ahead on the path of double-digit growth. also women and children need not walk a long distance to fetch water arihant current affairs magazine subscription. 

World Focus Magazine

World Focus Magazine

World focus magazine in English published this article page no 73 in addition to construction of more than 41000 water storage structures 16.588 ponds were deepened and 8100 checkdams were dc-silted. this created 420 crore cubic feet additional water storage capacity. to ensure water security in drought-prone saurashtra reeion saurashtra narmada artaran irrigation (sauni) yojana was taken up under which on completion during monsoon surplus water from namiada will be transferred and stored into about 115 reservoirs of saurashtra. this work will benefit s.25 lakh acre of area in saurashtra. this is at advance stage of completion. in southern and eastern gujarat inhabited by tribals small lift irrigation schemes have been taken up in a big way providing assured irrigation to about 3.50 lakh acre farmland belonging to tribal communities thus improving their income. this integrated water management approach helped gujarat in ensuring irrigation in 68.88 lakh hectare farmland out of total ultimate irrigation potential of 70.80 lakh hectare. total irrigable area in the state increased from 33.77 lakh ha in 2001 to 68.68 lakh ha i.e. increase by 77%. as compared to 2002 by 2017 there was 50% increase in the utilisable ground water recharge by about 700 nicn1/ year. ground water table in whole state is continuously improving. over 19.48 lakh ha i.e. 20% net sown area in state is covered under micro-irrigation benetitting 12.28 lakh farmers. a total of 647 mld treated waste water produced by ulbs which is about 17% of the total freshwater use in the state is being used. since 2001. the agriculture production in the state increased by 255%. table 2 level of groundwater development in different parts of the state in 2002 & 2017 (nos. indicate assessment units) world focus magazine subscription.

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shine india magazine buy published this article page no 20 schemes implemented in the water sector in the past did help to improve groundwater conditions to some extent through improvement in availability but did not focus on reducing demand through more efficient use. these schemes also suffered from a top-down approach with little or no community participation. also most of these schemes were implemented in isolation with little effort to leverage other ongoing schemes for optimal benefits. lessons learned from success stories of community-led groundwater management mostly in the non-government space were not incorporated in the design of these schemes shine india monthly magazine subscription.

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shine india magazine books published this article page no 19 according to a rcpon published by the central water commission in 2019 the utilisable water available  in india is 1122 billion cubic meters (bcm) per annum and this availability varies over time and space. the total requirement of the country for (tacolit uses for a high demand scenario for the years 2025 and 2050 has been assessed as 843 13cm and 1180 13cm respectively. this implies mat even if we store every drop of available water we will still fall short in 2050 unless we manage demand shine india monthly magazine subscription.

shine india magazine

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shine india magazine published this article page no 18 this is compounded by climate change which makes precipitation patterns erratic and therefore affects the predictability of groundwater recharge. currently roundwater resources in nearly onc­third of the country are under different levels of stress. small and marginal farmers women and weaker sections of the society disproportionately bear the brunt of groundwater depletion and contamination shine india monthly magazine telugu.

competition success review

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Thus to become an ODF Plus village a village has to ensure that i. All households have access to a functional toilet facility. ii. All schools Anganwadi centres and Panchayat Ghars have access to a functional toilet with separate toilets for females and males. iii. Public places are visually clean. competition success review magazine pdf free download

Banking services chronicle magazine

 Banking services chronicle magazine

Banking services chronicle magazine  published this article page no 218

Schemes implemented in the water sector in the past did help to improve groundwater conditions to some extent through improvement in availability but did not focus on reducing demand through more efficient use. These schemes also suffered from a top-down approach with little or no community participation. Also most of these schemes were implemented in isolation with little effort to leverage other ongoing schemes for optimal benefits. Lessons learned from success stories of community-led groundwater management mostly in the non-government space were not incorporated in the design of these schemes. banking services chronicle magazine subscribe now

pratiyogita kiran english magazine

pratiyogita kiran english magazine

pratiyogita kiran english magazine published this article page no 216

This is compounded by climate change which makes precipitation patterns erratic and therefore affects the predictability of groundwater recharge. Currently roundwater resources in nearly onc­third of the country are under different levels of stress. Small and marginal farmers women and weaker sections of the society disproportionately bear the brunt of groundwater depletion and contamination. pratiyogita kiran english magazine subscribe now 

pratiyogita kiran english magazine

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pratiyogita kiran english magazine publish this article page  no  32 there was a paradigm shift in policy. in the droughts of the late 1990s state governments launched massive programmes to capture rainwater by digging tanks and building check-dams on streams. by the mid-2000 these efforts coalesced into the mahatma gandhi rural employment guarantee act (mgrega) – investing labour into building rural water assets. by this time it was also understood that groundwater – considered a "minor" resource was the "major" supplier of water for both drinking water and irrigation in the country. it was also understood that over 50 per cent of agriculture was still rainfed and so water conservation and decentralised rainwater harvesting – ensuring that every well and every waterbody was recharged — was critical for productivity and wellbeing pratiyogita kiran english.

competition success review magazine

competition success review magazine

competition success review magazine publish this article page  no 31 long distances. but then came the big droughts of the late 1980s and it became clear that it was not enough to plan for augmenting water only through large projects. this was also when the centre for science and environment (cse) published its rcport dying wisdom which documented traditional technologies for rainwater harvesting in ecological diverse regions of india. the slogan was "rain is decentralised so is the demand for water". so capture rain when and where it falls competition success review november 2021.

pratiyogita darpan or competition success review

pratiyogita darpan or competition success review

pratiyogita darpan or competition success review publish this article page  no 5 the swachh bharat mission 2.0 comes at an appropriate time india makes a large contribution to plastic waste pollution worldwide and appropriate community action to reduce the waste production and its suitable disposal is the need of the hour. the other three impact areas of swachh bharat abhiyan 2.0 are rio-degradable solid waste management greywater management and faecal sludge management. it was became of this governments foresight that more than 10 crore household toilets built turned out to be a blessing because of the use of twin-pit toilets that have in-situ treatment of faecal sludge. however for toilets built in peri-urban urban areas before the swachh bharat abhiyan nearly 120000 tonnes of faecal sludge are left untreated as two-thirds of all toilets were not connected to the main sewer lines pratiyogita darpan buy.

shine india magazine

shine india magazine

shine india magazine published this article page no 2 goa had already achieved the primary mission objective of providing 100% tap water connections to all homes on october 2 2020 well ahead of schedule so it was decided to go a step ahead and build a system that would rival international standards shine india magazine buy.

competition wizard magazine

competition wizard magazine

Competition wizard magazine published this article page no 6 to cope with the wide range of specialized tasks the constituent assembly formed major committees to outline the proposed constitution such as committee on union constitution union power committee (both headed by j.l. Nehru) committee on fundamental rights/ advisory committee (both headed by sardar vallabhbhai patel) committee on concessions to minorities committee on the supreme court and the high courts etc. All these  committees submitted their reports which were widely discussed by the constituent assembly competition wizard buy.

Pratiyogita Kiran Hindi

 Pratiyogita Kiran Hindi

Pratiyogita kiran hindi monthly magazine by kiran prakashan subscribe published this article page no 5 the first meeting of the constituent assembly had taken place on december 9 1946 with dr. sachidanand sinha as its interim president. subsequently dr. rajendra prasad was elected as its president jan 11^th december 1946 pratiyogita kiran buy.

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Shine india magazine books  published this article page no 13 the covid-19 pandemic has highlighted the need to accelerate water goals as handwashing is the key to preventing covid-19 both in communities and in health care facilities. Many vectors which transmit diseases like lymphatic filariasis dengue malaria japanese encephalitis etc. Breed in water bodies shine india current affairs magazine in english.

pratiyogita kiran english

pratiyogita kiran english

Pratiyogita kiran English by kiran prakashan delhi published this article page no 6 various components which can help to convert a village odf plus status are constructions of individual household latrines retrofitting of toilets needbased construction of community sanitary complexes biodegradable waste management gobardhan (galvanizingorganic bioagro resourcesdhan)  plastic waste management greywater management and faecal sludge management pratiyogita kiran monthly magazine free download.

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Civil service chronicle subscription published this article page no 11 the jal jeevan mission launched in 2019 aims to provide 55 litres of water per person per day to every rural household in the country by 2024 with a massive outlay of rs 360 lakh crore the maximum impact of water scarcity is faced by women who have to spend considerable energy and time to carry water from the source to their homes with piped water supply delivering water to the households jal jeevan mission aims to end their drudgery upsc pattern buy.

Junior Science Refresher

Junior Science Refresher

Junior science refresher magazine published this article page no 10 our water future is about our water wisdom and in this we must recognise that water and culture go together water shortage is not about the mere failure of rain it is about the failure of society to live and share its water endowment so we can be water secure because we are waterwise bright group of publications junior science refresher.

Arihant current affairs

Arihant current affairs

Arihant current affairs magazine published this article page no 15 when major media outlets visited the villages with 100% ashigang an innocuous-looking village in lahaul and spiti situated at 15256 feet above sea level has the rare distinction of being the highest polling booth in the world. this picturesque village looks  otherwoildly harsh winters freeze everything in its wake snowstorms bellow through the valleys and a day with a temperature of minus 10 degrees is considered rather sunny and balmy arihant current affairs magazine subscription.

World Focus Magazine

World Focus Magazine

World focus magazine in English published this article page no 14 in the last year 81154 villagan41835 panchayats 669 blocks and 52 districts and two states have achieved the distinction of 100% households with tap water connections many other villages districts and states are slotted to follow suit this year. while numbers do speak volumes nothing can be more evidential than being probed by a neutral party world focus magazine subscription.

Knowledge Quest Magazine

Knowledge Quest Magazine

Knowledge Quest Magazine covers all general knowledge for class 1-8 published this article page no 13 the jal jeevan mission is based on a community approach to water creating a jan andolan for water thereby making it everyones priority the sheer speed of the ministrys work while 3.23 crore household tap connections were provided during the last70 years in one year of jal jeevan mission more than 3.73 crore household tap connections were provided knowledge questions in english.

pratiyogita kiran english

pratiyogita kiran english

Pratiyogita kiran English by kiran prakashan delhi published this article page no 25 failure to extend such assistance may entail a prison term of up to seven years besides a fine failure to comply with a direction to block access to the public on a governments written request also attracts a prison term of up to seven years besides a fine pratiyogita kiran ebook buy.

Pratiyogita Kiran Hindi

Pratiyogita Kiran Hindi

Pratiyogita kiran hindi monthly magazine by kiran prakashan subscribe  published this article page no 24 when a direction is given for monitoring the intermediary and any person in charge of a computer resource should extend technical assistance in the form of giving access or securing access to the resource involved pratiyogita kiran buy.

pratiyogita darpan june 2021

pratiyogita darpan june 2021

pratiyogita darpan june 2021 published  this article page no 23 it covers all intermediaries who play a role in the use of computer resources and electronic records the role of the intermediaries has been spelt out in separate rules framed for the purpose in 2011- the information technology (intermediaries guidelines) rules 2011 pratiyogita darpan buy.