How to write a speech on water conservation for N.S.S. student in 100 words
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As a principal of this school, I have been given the responsibility to visit each and every class and discuss their respective areas of concern. So my today’s session is with your class. Since I personally feel that there is no such serious issue to discuss with you, but considering the scarcity of water and the way students are recklessly using water it has become important to raise this issue.
It has come into the observation of management that students splurge water without any actual need as a result of which the staff often runs into a severe situation of water crisis. You all are Class-IX students and mature enough to understand that wastage of such an important resource as water should be strictly avoided.
Water, as we all know, helps bring and sustain life on our planet earth. It is such an important element for the living species that nothing is possible without it. After all, human bodies consist of 70 percent water. It is still possible to sustain ourselves without food for a month, but without water we cannot survive even for a few days. Thus, water is extremely essential to sustain life on earth.
In fact, water is required for every activity that we do such as cooking, washing, cultivating crops and essentially for drinking. Without water life is unimaginable. Consider a place marred by the condition of drought where there is no rainfall and no water body; where plant-life is rendered dry and wasted! Can you imagine yourself at such a place? Of course not, right! Then, why do we not use water wisely?
Please understand that water contains such important chemical properties and compounds that are required to provide nourishment to the living cells of living creatures. Thus, water is an active life sustaining agent. Other than this, it is also a vital source of energy. Water is used to generate electricity and it is also converted into steam, which in turn is used for vehicles attached to water power.