main difference between traditional and modern dams
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Ans.i). A dam is a barrier across the flowing water that obstructs, dissects or retards the flow, often creating a reservoir lake or an impoundment. ii). It is a traditional concept.
Multipurpose project i). A multipurpose project is that which fulfils a variety of purposes at the same time,
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a dam is a barrier that stops or restrict the flow of water or underground steam . modern method
- electricity generation
- built of cement , and cover a large part of Accessible river
- cause harm to livelihood of people leaving near the dam area while construction
traditional method
-irrigation
- built out of rubble and stone
- did not cause harm while construction
i hope it will help you
- electricity generation
- built of cement , and cover a large part of Accessible river
- cause harm to livelihood of people leaving near the dam area while construction
traditional method
-irrigation
- built out of rubble and stone
- did not cause harm while construction
i hope it will help you
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