Question

8. For the people in Nehru Camp, geopolitical concerns are lost in the frenzied pursuit of water. In the afternoon, a tap outside the slum is suddenly turned on, and Chaya, smiling triumphantly, hauls back a full, ten-gallon jug on top of her head. The water is dirty and bitter, and there are no means to boil it.
9. But now, at last, she can give her children their first meal of the day: a piece of bread and a few spoonfuls of lentil stew. They should be studying, but we keep shooing them away to find water," Chaya says. "We have no choice, because who knows if we'll find enough water tomorrow."
2. What was the condition of the water?
WILL THIRST BECOME UNQUENCHABLE? Unit 4
TNSCERT Class 10

Answer 1

she can purifie the water by the help of sand nd some alcohol it can kill bacteria nd can make the water safe enough to drink