Social Sciences, asked by irfankhan0791, 6 months ago

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During the last 20e or 30 years thanks have been neglected and have been allowed tu breakdown.

Repairs to the tanks, desilting etc. Have not been done regularly. People also have gradually taken over

the the tank land for building houses and for agriculture. As a result in in almost every part of the state

we see the the sad state of dry tanks lying uncared for.instead of caring for the tanks.​

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Answered by sudipchavan22
1

Answer:

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Answered by shiuly33begam
6

Explanation:

This is what precisely stemmed the fight for separate Telangana State and thereafter the launch of the ambitious initiative aimed at reviving a paradise that was lost. Thanks to Mission Kakatiya, the sight and sound of water is back with the rejuvenation of tanks as part of the State rebuilding.

The State had historical evidence of irrigation structures dating back to the 8th century. Construction of village tanks is an age-old activity. It became a State-sponsored activity during the pre-Satavahana era. It gained the desired technical expertise only during the Kakatiya rule.

The medieval rulers realised that tank irrigation was the main determinant for agriculture and developed the system. It was so well designed that it helped them harness every drop of rain. Flood runoff that originated from Pakhal lake meandered in the south easterly direction adding to the gross storage of dozens of tanks. At one point in time, Telangana accounted for one-tenth of the 500,000 irrigation tanks that dotted the length and breadth of the country. Before its merger with Andhra, Telangana had over 46,000 tanks of various sizes.

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