save the forests from diversion, increase forest cover, and strengthen Watershed management programme- simple solution for problems of climate change and fresh water crisis.
The Only Solution is To Create More States. Mumbai cannot hear the cries of Vidarbha people. More States More Accountability. Smaller states are undoubtedly better administered.
Baibhav Patel No But In principle it goes very well with the economic parameters. I mean the newer states do way better than their respective Parent states,If Not doing wonders. Post-Division the Political Accountability and Administrative convenience is more if we juxtapose Chhatisgarh with MP, Uttarakhand with UP or Jharkhand with Bihar. Yeah ! the Quantum of success may be debatable in whatsoever way.
We Indians are used to last resorts. Unless something drastic happens people in India will never take water seriously and when people are not serious what can we say about netas.
dude golf courses are important....how dare you accuse the golf courses....let the poor die....the rich have to play & the middle class has to watch them play.... poor to aate jaate rahenge!!
Anil Kumar I know there are a lot of reasons for this....but i belong to a relatively well off family & i have seen in my society little poor children carrying heavy buckets of water on their bicycles while maids in our homes are flooding our lawns with water!! Thing is unless people become aware, nothing can happen... Indians in general have a habit of ignorance until they themselves get affected by a crisis....this attitude of hypocrisy has to go..
What are our policy experts in institutions like NITI Aayog doing? Our Water Policy and subsequent water use must be regulated and behaviour of people related to water use should be changed using nudges and incentives and all the other tools behavioural economics has to offer. Misplaced water use priorities, faulty agricultural pricing policies and a certain myopia regarding the bigger picture is holding the country back! Our INDC which we submitted to the UNFCCC harped about our country's legacy of respecting our nature and inherent sustainable use embedded in our attitude to the environment..nothing but just rhetoric!
The Only Solution is To Create More States. Mumbai cannot hear the cries of Vidarbha people. More States More Accountability. Smaller states are undoubtedly better administered.
save the forests from diversion, increase forest cover, and strengthen Watershed management programme- simple solution for problems of climate change and fresh water crisis.
all state governments are cheating and all municipalities & panchayats cheating people
I dont want to be rude
But with utmost polite i convey let the new generation step in
Give the way for youth filled with energy and passion
bharat mata ki jay....
Interesting, many inadequacies in policy, practices, politics, institutional efforts,etc which are addressable, hope it is understood and rectified.
The issue has become bigger now, immediate actions are required from government and people. Let us join hands to save water.
due to mining and pharmaceutical companies all water lakes are polluted.
WHAT WAS BJP DOING WHEN CONGRESS IS RUINING INDIA DURING UPA RULE... WHY BJP DID NOT RAISE THIS ISSUE
The Only Solution is To Create More States.
Mumbai cannot hear the cries of Vidarbha people.
More States More Accountability.
Smaller states are undoubtedly better administered.
+PushapJeet Koushik the hypothesis that smaller States are better administered is debatable.
Baibhav Patel No But In principle it goes very well with the economic parameters.
I mean the newer states do way better than their respective Parent states,If Not doing wonders.
Post-Division the Political Accountability and Administrative convenience is more if we juxtapose Chhatisgarh with MP, Uttarakhand with UP or Jharkhand with Bihar.
Yeah ! the Quantum of success may be debatable in whatsoever way.
+PushapJeet Koushik In the present situation creating more states adds economic burden to the country. Encourages regionalism and violence.
say Bharat mata ki jai water crisis will vanish by itself. this is useless discussion.
epic comment bro!
+akash yadav Come with something original rather than copy-pasting comment from other sites!
We Indians are used to last resorts. Unless something drastic happens people in India will never take water seriously and when people are not serious what can we say about netas.
even something happen seriously politicians don't care.
dude golf courses are important....how dare you accuse the golf courses....let the poor die....the rich have to play & the middle class has to watch them play....
poor to aate jaate rahenge!!
pity on you.... sorry to say
Anil Kumar it was sarcasm...still pity??
+Pra123 Agr123 don't think I am speaking like a communist..... But underlying there are many facts as reason for this worst water crisis
Anil Kumar I know there are a lot of reasons for this....but i belong to a relatively well off family & i have seen in my society little poor children carrying heavy buckets of water on their bicycles while maids in our homes are flooding our lawns with water!!
Thing is unless people become aware, nothing can happen...
Indians in general have a habit of ignorance until they themselves get affected by a crisis....this attitude of hypocrisy has to go..
Anil Kumar dude i am saying the same things
What are our policy experts in institutions like NITI Aayog doing? Our Water Policy and subsequent water use must be regulated and behaviour of people related to water use should be changed using nudges and incentives and all the other tools behavioural economics has to offer.
Misplaced water use priorities, faulty agricultural pricing policies and a certain myopia regarding the bigger picture is holding the country back! Our INDC which we submitted to the UNFCCC harped about our country's legacy of respecting our nature and inherent sustainable use embedded in our attitude to the environment..nothing but just rhetoric!
The Only Solution is To Create More States.
Mumbai cannot hear the cries of Vidarbha people.
More States More Accountability.
Smaller states are undoubtedly better administered.