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allocation ( kind of speech ) on what can make India a better place to live .
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Answered by alfiya3696
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on money on words on politician

Answered by apurvasharmapkl23
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Explanation:

One in every two families still lives by the light of a candle.

THE PROBLEM

When the sun goes down, more than 84 million homes begin their long day's journey into night. India produces only 1,20,000 MW of power which is 1,00,000 MW short of demand. What is more, by 2010 the demand for power will more than treble.

THE WAY OUT

It is time to switch. About 70 per cent of all electricity produced is coal-based and less than 5 per cent comes from renewable sources.With India's abundant sunlight and wind power, new private sector projects in these areas should be given incentives. Villagers should be given grants to set up solar pumps and windmill farms to cut down the load on the conventional power grid and step out of the Edison era. State electricity boards will also have to reduce pilferage and transmission losses that stand at a staggering 45 per cent.

Scarcity of water at most Indian homes in rural India

2 Save every drop

Over 60 per cent of Indian homes do not have tap water.

THE PROBLEM

It is called blue gold and in the very near future, wars will be fought over it. By 2020 the world is expected to fall 17 per cent short of water. In India, as of now, only one in three households has piped water. The future looks drier.

THE WAY OUT

There is enough for everyone's need, but not greed. In Karnataka, for instance, most towns get 67 litres of water per head, though citizens in Bangalore use an average of 135 litres a day. If water is priced higher it will be used sparingly. Encourage cities to invest in water recycling plants. At the micro level, promote innovative solutions like that of Bangalore-based architect couple Chitra and Viswanath who incorporated rooftop rainwater harvesting in their home in 1995. The process now yields 80,000 litres of water every year.

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