How development for one may not only be development for other but also
be destructive for the other? Give example.
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Hey There!
Development for one can be destruction for the other.
Suppose a project of building a dam is taken.
There could be two CONDITIONS here-
☆ Construction of a dam would be development for businessmen or certain MNCs with use the electricity for their purpose.
The farmers whose field were not getting water supply will not get an adequate supply
So here it is development.
☆ For the farmers who were displaced from their land for its construction, it would result destructive. They lost their fields and homes.
So here it is destructive.
Hence , what is development for one can be destructive for other.
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Development for one can be destruction for the other.
Suppose a project of building a dam is taken.
There could be two CONDITIONS here-
☆ Construction of a dam would be development for businessmen or certain MNCs with use the electricity for their purpose.
The farmers whose field were not getting water supply will not get an adequate supply
So here it is development.
☆ For the farmers who were displaced from their land for its construction, it would result destructive. They lost their fields and homes.
So here it is destructive.
Hence , what is development for one can be destructive for other.
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Hope it helps!
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Good question
Development for one may be destructive for other as
1) In a family daughter's goal is to get freedom as her brother and can settle abroad (foreign) this may not be liken by her brother
2) High price for cross may be development for farmer but destructive for poor people.
3) Industrialists want water from rivers for running industries but it can be problem for tribal people as they also want drinking water....
Development for one may be destructive for other as
1) In a family daughter's goal is to get freedom as her brother and can settle abroad (foreign) this may not be liken by her brother
2) High price for cross may be development for farmer but destructive for poor people.
3) Industrialists want water from rivers for running industries but it can be problem for tribal people as they also want drinking water....
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