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Which one of the following cities became the first urban center in India to make rainwater harvesting mandatory for all buildings?
To combat acute water scarcity, Chennai was the first city in India to make rooftop rainwater harvesting mandatory for every household and building. The policy led to significant groundwater recharge and improved water availability. This successful model inspired several other states to adopt similaRead more
To combat acute water scarcity, Chennai was the first city in India to make rooftop rainwater harvesting mandatory for every household and building. The policy led to significant groundwater recharge and improved water availability. This successful model inspired several other states to adopt similar conservation measures for ensuring sustainable urban water use. Correct Option is (b).
See lessWhich of the following statements based describes the aim of the Pradhan Mantri Gramin Sadak Yojana (PMGSY)?
The Pradhan Mantri Gramin Sadak Yojana (PMGSY) was launched to link unconnected villages with durable, all-weather roads. Its goal is to provide better access to markets, schools and hospitals. By improving rural connectivity, the scheme reduces isolation, promotes economic activities and ensures inRead more
The Pradhan Mantri Gramin Sadak Yojana (PMGSY) was launched to link unconnected villages with durable, all-weather roads. Its goal is to provide better access to markets, schools and hospitals. By improving rural connectivity, the scheme reduces isolation, promotes economic activities and ensures inclusive growth and development across India’s rural regions. Correct Option is (c).
See lessProject Tiger was launched in 1973, yet “The Tiger” remains an endangered species in India. Using your understanding of environmental pressures and conservation efforts, explain why tiger conservation continuous to be a challenge.
Tiger conservation faces persistent challenges despite Project Tiger’s efforts. Rapid deforestation, poaching for illegal trade and shrinking prey base threaten tiger survival. Human encroachment and conflicts further degrade habitats. Although government initiatives and protected reserves exist, inRead more
Tiger conservation faces persistent challenges despite Project Tiger’s efforts. Rapid deforestation, poaching for illegal trade and shrinking prey base threaten tiger survival. Human encroachment and conflicts further degrade habitats. Although government initiatives and protected reserves exist, inconsistent enforcement, habitat fragmentation and inadequate awareness continue to endanger tigers, making their protection an ongoing struggle.
See lessExplain the main features of commercial agriculture.
Commercial agriculture focuses on large-scale production of crops for sale in national and international markets. It involves modern technology, irrigation systems and high-yield seeds. Crops such as sugarcane, cotton and wheat are cultivated for profit. Farmers adopt mechanization and scientific meRead more
Commercial agriculture focuses on large-scale production of crops for sale in national and international markets. It involves modern technology, irrigation systems and high-yield seeds. Crops such as sugarcane, cotton and wheat are cultivated for profit. Farmers adopt mechanization and scientific methods to increase productivity and meet market demand efficiently, ensuring economic growth.
See lessDescribe the impact of the ‘Greek War of Independence’ on the nationalist movement in Europe.
The Greek War of Independence (1821–1829) motivated nationalist movements across Europe. It proved that oppressed nations could achieve freedom through unity and struggle. European liberals and intellectuals admired Greek culture and supported their cause. This inspired other regions, like Italy andRead more
The Greek War of Independence (1821–1829) motivated nationalist movements across Europe. It proved that oppressed nations could achieve freedom through unity and struggle. European liberals and intellectuals admired Greek culture and supported their cause. This inspired other regions, like Italy and Germany, to rise against autocratic rule and demand national self-determination and independence.
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