Dear Either
Follow my advice in trailing mail & make India as Rich .Prosperous Healthy Wealthy .wise & Super power nation
Or
Suffer on all fronts I
By 2055.
Economic slavery Malnutrition. Epidemic. Disease's ... Old Thakur Bandha culture will take birth due to water.
......
By 2050, you may have to live on imported water
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/By-2050-you-may-have-to-live-on-imported-water/articleshow/51935321.cms via @timesofindia
Follow my advice or face this slavery
.....
Indian Drought is at an alarming state
1) From last 7 decades unlimited amount allotted to Drought & Flood Relief. It has been badly mismanaged by Babu's & Netas have been taken for ride due to limited knowledge
2) Due to faulty implementation farmers are becoming poor day by day & Rich are attaining new Heights.
3) Drought in 1/3rd India will not only shatter economy but will Aldo bring epidemic & famine
4) Government has raised huge elephant Diasater Management but in hour of need only Forces are called for Aid to Civil power . May be J&K. Uttrakhand. Tamil Naidu extra.
5)States are misusing funds
on dances & Kabbadi extra Maha CM Funds.
a women's football match, a ghazal contest, a Marathi actor's fan club and a Congress MLA's religious congregation.
B)Need to have White Paper on Use of Drought & Flood Relief Funds over 7 decades.
1)Every year these funds are allotted to states.
2) The proper use of funds over year would have changed India prosperity.
3) Seems it is mismanagement & poor vision of babu's has put us in this state.
4)CAG must audit in depth & Recover loss from looters.
5) Looters should be treated as traitors & charged with abetment to murder of poor farmer (suicide deaths ) & loss of nation wealth.
6)Centre to SC:
One third of India is affected by severe drought
C) Now what to do next for revival & reduction of drought
i)Better monitor and measure water supply and it's uses nationwide
ii)Reduce indoor water wastages use through more efficient appliances, technologies, and behaviors
iii)Reduce outdoor water efficiency through drought-tolerant landscape design
iv) improved irrigation technologies like drip harvesting.
v)Increase recycling and reuse of waste water,
vi) including capturing and reusing stormwater, greywater.
and wastewater
vii)Make more strategic use of groundwater
vii)Garland rivers
viii) Built Dams at state & National level's
ix) water storage at district & village levels.
x) Water harvesting down up to house levels
xi) Plant trees to reduce warming & conservation of soil & water.
xii) Drip harvesting.
xiii) Shift High water consumption industries from frequent draught
xiv) Farmer sector should be encouraged as per availability of water.
xv)temporary measures:
i)water conservation ii)efficiency improvements,
iii)water transfers,
iv) and increased use of groundwater.
xv)Long Term Measures.
I) make national water grid
ii)Rivers garland in States
iii) Build Dams
iv) canal garland
v)Build Reservoirs in each District & Village
Vi) insist & give incentive to house owner who do rain water harvesting.
vii)Encouge farm sector as per water availability.
Viii)Punish industries who pollute water.
Ix) Make effort to use sea water through modern machines.
X)make canals like India Gandhi Canal.
Xi) Introduce water pipes for water transfer as water is being transfered from Kota to Jodhpur.
Xii)Plant trees ..Go green . conserve soil & water. Increase clean air & reduce heat
Xiii) Reduce pollution
Xiv) Reduce Global warming.
Xv)Reduce Dust Bowl
Xvi)Xeriscaping :
It is a type of landscaping that uses little water by only using plants that are native to the area you live in
Xvii) Count every drop like oil.. Educate all.
Xviii) Make babu's accountable for each rupee of fund.
Xix) make projects & expense on line when in progress.
D) It will go in long way to improve economic & health of Nation
With best wishes & warm regards
Col Lamba ( one man army)
Note: Kindly take Drought as serious problem. Without water neither Agricultural nor Industry can survive.
Start ups will never start.
" Jaha Dana wahon Gana .Sangeet Aur Simridhi"
Khali pet bhgwan bhajen na hoi
Tamil: Sappade ille. Kaam ille
World Armies: Army Marches on belly.
Take care
.........................
Drought
Drought has many causes. It can be caused by not receiving rain or snow over a period of time. If you live in a place where most of the water you use comes from a river, a drought in your area can be caused by places upstream from you not receiving enough moisture.
..........................
What causes drought?
Drought Lack of rainfall (or precipitation)
Droughts can occur when there is the lack of ‘expected’ precipitation (rain and snow). Note that we say ‘expected’ because the lack of rain alone does not mean a drought. Some regions can go for months without any rain, and that would be ‘normal’ for them. Farmers plant in anticipation of rains and so when the rains do not come, and irrigation infrastructure is absent, agricultural drought occur.
drought Surface water flow
Some regions are also well distributed with surface water (streams and rivers) that have their sources from far away mountains and watersheds. These surface waters may dry out if the flow from their sources upstream is affected. Hydro-electric dams and irrigation systems are some of the economic activities that can reduce the amount of water flowing to other areas downstream.
drought Human factors
Forests (trees) play a key role in the water cycle, as they help reduce evaporation, store water and also contribute to atmospheric moisture in the form of transpiration. This means, cutting down trees (deforestation) in the name of economics, will expose surface water to more evaporation. It will also reduce the ability of the ground to hold water and make it easier for desertification to occur. It can set off drying conditions, especially for smaller water bodies. Cutting down trees is known to reduce a forest’s watershed potential.
drought Global Warming
Even though some people do not accept that the average temperature of the earth has risen, it is on record that human actions have contributed to more greenhouse gasses in the atmosphere. As a result, there are warmer temperatures, often resulting in more dryness and bush fires. These conditions also tend to speed up drought conditions.
.. .............
Economic impact of droughts
Economic impacts often involve losing money either by individuals or families, businesses and governments. Here are some examples of economic impact resulting from droughts:
drought Farmers will have to spend more money to irrigate the crops and provide water for livestock on animal farms and ranches. They have to spend money to drill new wells or buy water in tankers from far away places.
drought infoLow crop yield means farmers lose a lot of money, farm workers have to take pay cuts and some may even have to be laid off.
drought Businesses and industries that manufacture farm equipment and resources lose money because farmers do not have the money to buy from them.
drought Less or no rains mean dryer conditions and more bush fires. Farms are destroyed, properties are razed down, forests and trees are burned and people lose money this way. Governments also need to spend more resources to fight fires and send emergency supplies to the most needed places.
drought Businesses spend more on electric generators or close production if hydro-energy companies operate below capacity. Energy industries also lose money because they cannot meet the energy demand of the region. The government again gets less tax money because people spend less.
drought Businesses connected to water recreation, such as beaches and lake side activities may close down because of low water levels or dried out water bodies. The livelihoods of people connected to such businesses are all affected.
...............
Environmental impact
of droughts
Plants, animals, climate, soils, rocks and many others are all affected by drought conditions. Some biotic and abiotic factors recover when the droughts are over. Others never recover again. Here are a few examples:
drought Soil moisture is key for the breakdown of organic matter. Droughts lower the quality of soils, because there is less organic activity, more wind erosion, and soil insects or organisms perish.
drought Water bodies (lakes, creeks, ponds, lagoon and lakes) dry out, and water animals die. This is called habitat destruction. When aquatic animals (and other wild life) die, entire food chains and ecosystems are also affected.
drought Desertification is when fertile lands (vegetation lands) become bare and infertile, often as a result of overgrazing, deforestation and other economic activity. Droughts make this process even worse and eliminate any chances of the land recovering.
drought The health and quality of Freshwater Biomes such as lakes and ponds, rivers and streams, wetlands are affected and living organism in there are also endangered.
drought Animals (wildlife) migrate long distances in search of water. They end up in new habitats, making them vulnerable and endangered, whiles others face new threats.
The Dust Bowl
Between 1933-1940, severe droughts in the great plains of the USA resulted in massive dust storms that left thick dust in the clouds for days. This dust cloud was nicknamed ‘black blizzards’. The extremely dry conditions exposed the top layers of the land to wind action. The real cause of the dust bowl is known to be the severe drought and the failure to apply crop farming methods that were resistant to wind erosion.
...........
Social impact of droughts
The social implication of droughts is perhaps the most felt, as they directly involve us and our families. Some people (especially those from developed countries) have never experienced what is it to live without adequate water. It is a nightmare.
Drought Health has a direct link to the water supply of any settlement. Clean water for drinking and water for cleaning and sanitation help society prevent and manage diseases.
Hunger, malnutrition, anaemia and mortality impacts of droughts are indirect in nature. Droughts cause low food production (crops and livestock), and particularly in poorer regions, people have less to eat. Food nutrition also is a problem, and that leads to vulnerability, diseases/illness and deaths. This is particularly so in remote communities of poorer countries, where communication and accessibility is usually poor.
Fresh water levels and water discharge during droughts are low, resulting in less dilution in ecosystem waters. This means that the concentration of chemicals, nutrients and solid particles increases, and dissolved oxygen decreases.
Drought People migrate to other places in search of better living conditions. This makes a region in drought vulnerable, as many of its young and working population are forced leave. Farm families suffer more when family members migrate.
Droughts in more rural areas of the world cause strain on family lives. There is more pressure on women to work outside farms to help provide for the family.
Drought Anxiety, stress and the generallyl low and drained feeling of not knowing when things will improve can have a negative effect on people. People are unhappy and depressed because all the things that they used to do is no longer available and they have to deal with a difficulty that has no end in sight. Community networks are broken and social interaction decreases. This results in low esteem and feeling of social isolation.
People feel unsafe and threatened by loss of forest and wild fires, as well as loss of human life.
.............
Social impact of droughts
The social implication of droughts is perhaps the most felt, as they directly involve us and our families. Some people (especially those from developed countries) have never experienced what is it to live without adequate water. It is a nightmare.
Click to see the lesson on Water Scarcity
drought infoHealth has a direct link to the water supply of any settlement. Clean water for drinking and water for cleaning and sanitation help society prevent and manage diseases.
Hunger, malnutrition, anaemia and mortality impacts of droughts are indirect in nature. Droughts cause low food production (crops and livestock), and particularly in poorer regions, people have less to eat. Food nutrition also is a problem, and that leads to vulnerability, diseases/illness and deaths. This is particularly so in remote communities of poorer countries, where communication and accessibility is usually poor.
Fresh water levels and water discharge during droughts are low, resulting in less dilution in ecosystem waters. This means that the concentration of chemicals, nutrients and solid particles increases, and dissolved oxygen decreases.
drought info People migrate to other places in search of better living conditions. This makes a region in drought vulnerable, as many of its young and working population are forced leave. Farm families suffer more when family members migrate. Droughts in more rural areas of the world cause strain on family lives. There is more pressure on women to work outside farms to help provide for the family.
drought info Anxiety, stress and the generallyl low and drained feeling of not knowing when things will improve can have a negative effect on people. People are unhappy and depressed because all the things that they used to do is no longer available and they have to deal with a difficulty that has no end in sight. Community networks are broken and social interaction decreases. This results in low esteem and feeling of social isolation.
People feel unsafe and threatened by loss of forest and wild fires, as well as loss of human life.
.............
Follow my advice in trailing mail & make India as Rich .Prosperous Healthy Wealthy .wise & Super power nation
Or
Suffer on all fronts I
By 2055.
Economic slavery Malnutrition. Epidemic. Disease's ... Old Thakur Bandha culture will take birth due to water.
......
By 2050, you may have to live on imported water
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/By-2050-you-may-have-to-live-on-imported-water/articleshow/51935321.cms via @timesofindia
Follow my advice or face this slavery
.....
Indian Drought is at an alarming state
1) From last 7 decades unlimited amount allotted to Drought & Flood Relief. It has been badly mismanaged by Babu's & Netas have been taken for ride due to limited knowledge
2) Due to faulty implementation farmers are becoming poor day by day & Rich are attaining new Heights.
3) Drought in 1/3rd India will not only shatter economy but will Aldo bring epidemic & famine
4) Government has raised huge elephant Diasater Management but in hour of need only Forces are called for Aid to Civil power . May be J&K. Uttrakhand. Tamil Naidu extra.
5)States are misusing funds
on dances & Kabbadi extra Maha CM Funds.
a women's football match, a ghazal contest, a Marathi actor's fan club and a Congress MLA's religious congregation.
B)Need to have White Paper on Use of Drought & Flood Relief Funds over 7 decades.
1)Every year these funds are allotted to states.
2) The proper use of funds over year would have changed India prosperity.
3) Seems it is mismanagement & poor vision of babu's has put us in this state.
4)CAG must audit in depth & Recover loss from looters.
5) Looters should be treated as traitors & charged with abetment to murder of poor farmer (suicide deaths ) & loss of nation wealth.
6)Centre to SC:
One third of India is affected by severe drought
C) Now what to do next for revival & reduction of drought
i)Better monitor and measure water supply and it's uses nationwide
ii)Reduce indoor water wastages use through more efficient appliances, technologies, and behaviors
iii)Reduce outdoor water efficiency through drought-tolerant landscape design
iv) improved irrigation technologies like drip harvesting.
v)Increase recycling and reuse of waste water,
vi) including capturing and reusing stormwater, greywater.
and wastewater
vii)Make more strategic use of groundwater
vii)Garland rivers
viii) Built Dams at state & National level's
ix) water storage at district & village levels.
x) Water harvesting down up to house levels
xi) Plant trees to reduce warming & conservation of soil & water.
xii) Drip harvesting.
xiii) Shift High water consumption industries from frequent draught
xiv) Farmer sector should be encouraged as per availability of water.
xv)temporary measures:
i)water conservation ii)efficiency improvements,
iii)water transfers,
iv) and increased use of groundwater.
xv)Long Term Measures.
I) make national water grid
ii)Rivers garland in States
iii) Build Dams
iv) canal garland
v)Build Reservoirs in each District & Village
Vi) insist & give incentive to house owner who do rain water harvesting.
vii)Encouge farm sector as per water availability.
Viii)Punish industries who pollute water.
Ix) Make effort to use sea water through modern machines.
X)make canals like India Gandhi Canal.
Xi) Introduce water pipes for water transfer as water is being transfered from Kota to Jodhpur.
Xii)Plant trees ..Go green . conserve soil & water. Increase clean air & reduce heat
Xiii) Reduce pollution
Xiv) Reduce Global warming.
Xv)Reduce Dust Bowl
Xvi)Xeriscaping :
It is a type of landscaping that uses little water by only using plants that are native to the area you live in
Xvii) Count every drop like oil.. Educate all.
Xviii) Make babu's accountable for each rupee of fund.
Xix) make projects & expense on line when in progress.
D) It will go in long way to improve economic & health of Nation
With best wishes & warm regards
Col Lamba ( one man army)
Note: Kindly take Drought as serious problem. Without water neither Agricultural nor Industry can survive.
Start ups will never start.
" Jaha Dana wahon Gana .Sangeet Aur Simridhi"
Khali pet bhgwan bhajen na hoi
Tamil: Sappade ille. Kaam ille
World Armies: Army Marches on belly.
Take care
.........................
Drought
Drought has many causes. It can be caused by not receiving rain or snow over a period of time. If you live in a place where most of the water you use comes from a river, a drought in your area can be caused by places upstream from you not receiving enough moisture.
..........................
What causes drought?
Drought Lack of rainfall (or precipitation)
Droughts can occur when there is the lack of ‘expected’ precipitation (rain and snow). Note that we say ‘expected’ because the lack of rain alone does not mean a drought. Some regions can go for months without any rain, and that would be ‘normal’ for them. Farmers plant in anticipation of rains and so when the rains do not come, and irrigation infrastructure is absent, agricultural drought occur.
drought Surface water flow
Some regions are also well distributed with surface water (streams and rivers) that have their sources from far away mountains and watersheds. These surface waters may dry out if the flow from their sources upstream is affected. Hydro-electric dams and irrigation systems are some of the economic activities that can reduce the amount of water flowing to other areas downstream.
drought Human factors
Forests (trees) play a key role in the water cycle, as they help reduce evaporation, store water and also contribute to atmospheric moisture in the form of transpiration. This means, cutting down trees (deforestation) in the name of economics, will expose surface water to more evaporation. It will also reduce the ability of the ground to hold water and make it easier for desertification to occur. It can set off drying conditions, especially for smaller water bodies. Cutting down trees is known to reduce a forest’s watershed potential.
drought Global Warming
Even though some people do not accept that the average temperature of the earth has risen, it is on record that human actions have contributed to more greenhouse gasses in the atmosphere. As a result, there are warmer temperatures, often resulting in more dryness and bush fires. These conditions also tend to speed up drought conditions.
.. .............
Economic impact of droughts
Economic impacts often involve losing money either by individuals or families, businesses and governments. Here are some examples of economic impact resulting from droughts:
drought Farmers will have to spend more money to irrigate the crops and provide water for livestock on animal farms and ranches. They have to spend money to drill new wells or buy water in tankers from far away places.
drought infoLow crop yield means farmers lose a lot of money, farm workers have to take pay cuts and some may even have to be laid off.
drought Businesses and industries that manufacture farm equipment and resources lose money because farmers do not have the money to buy from them.
drought Less or no rains mean dryer conditions and more bush fires. Farms are destroyed, properties are razed down, forests and trees are burned and people lose money this way. Governments also need to spend more resources to fight fires and send emergency supplies to the most needed places.
drought Businesses spend more on electric generators or close production if hydro-energy companies operate below capacity. Energy industries also lose money because they cannot meet the energy demand of the region. The government again gets less tax money because people spend less.
drought Businesses connected to water recreation, such as beaches and lake side activities may close down because of low water levels or dried out water bodies. The livelihoods of people connected to such businesses are all affected.
...............
Environmental impact
of droughts
Plants, animals, climate, soils, rocks and many others are all affected by drought conditions. Some biotic and abiotic factors recover when the droughts are over. Others never recover again. Here are a few examples:
drought Soil moisture is key for the breakdown of organic matter. Droughts lower the quality of soils, because there is less organic activity, more wind erosion, and soil insects or organisms perish.
drought Water bodies (lakes, creeks, ponds, lagoon and lakes) dry out, and water animals die. This is called habitat destruction. When aquatic animals (and other wild life) die, entire food chains and ecosystems are also affected.
drought Desertification is when fertile lands (vegetation lands) become bare and infertile, often as a result of overgrazing, deforestation and other economic activity. Droughts make this process even worse and eliminate any chances of the land recovering.
drought The health and quality of Freshwater Biomes such as lakes and ponds, rivers and streams, wetlands are affected and living organism in there are also endangered.
drought Animals (wildlife) migrate long distances in search of water. They end up in new habitats, making them vulnerable and endangered, whiles others face new threats.
The Dust Bowl
Between 1933-1940, severe droughts in the great plains of the USA resulted in massive dust storms that left thick dust in the clouds for days. This dust cloud was nicknamed ‘black blizzards’. The extremely dry conditions exposed the top layers of the land to wind action. The real cause of the dust bowl is known to be the severe drought and the failure to apply crop farming methods that were resistant to wind erosion.
...........
Social impact of droughts
The social implication of droughts is perhaps the most felt, as they directly involve us and our families. Some people (especially those from developed countries) have never experienced what is it to live without adequate water. It is a nightmare.
Drought Health has a direct link to the water supply of any settlement. Clean water for drinking and water for cleaning and sanitation help society prevent and manage diseases.
Hunger, malnutrition, anaemia and mortality impacts of droughts are indirect in nature. Droughts cause low food production (crops and livestock), and particularly in poorer regions, people have less to eat. Food nutrition also is a problem, and that leads to vulnerability, diseases/illness and deaths. This is particularly so in remote communities of poorer countries, where communication and accessibility is usually poor.
Fresh water levels and water discharge during droughts are low, resulting in less dilution in ecosystem waters. This means that the concentration of chemicals, nutrients and solid particles increases, and dissolved oxygen decreases.
Drought People migrate to other places in search of better living conditions. This makes a region in drought vulnerable, as many of its young and working population are forced leave. Farm families suffer more when family members migrate.
Droughts in more rural areas of the world cause strain on family lives. There is more pressure on women to work outside farms to help provide for the family.
Drought Anxiety, stress and the generallyl low and drained feeling of not knowing when things will improve can have a negative effect on people. People are unhappy and depressed because all the things that they used to do is no longer available and they have to deal with a difficulty that has no end in sight. Community networks are broken and social interaction decreases. This results in low esteem and feeling of social isolation.
People feel unsafe and threatened by loss of forest and wild fires, as well as loss of human life.
.............
Social impact of droughts
The social implication of droughts is perhaps the most felt, as they directly involve us and our families. Some people (especially those from developed countries) have never experienced what is it to live without adequate water. It is a nightmare.
Click to see the lesson on Water Scarcity
drought infoHealth has a direct link to the water supply of any settlement. Clean water for drinking and water for cleaning and sanitation help society prevent and manage diseases.
Hunger, malnutrition, anaemia and mortality impacts of droughts are indirect in nature. Droughts cause low food production (crops and livestock), and particularly in poorer regions, people have less to eat. Food nutrition also is a problem, and that leads to vulnerability, diseases/illness and deaths. This is particularly so in remote communities of poorer countries, where communication and accessibility is usually poor.
Fresh water levels and water discharge during droughts are low, resulting in less dilution in ecosystem waters. This means that the concentration of chemicals, nutrients and solid particles increases, and dissolved oxygen decreases.
drought info People migrate to other places in search of better living conditions. This makes a region in drought vulnerable, as many of its young and working population are forced leave. Farm families suffer more when family members migrate. Droughts in more rural areas of the world cause strain on family lives. There is more pressure on women to work outside farms to help provide for the family.
drought info Anxiety, stress and the generallyl low and drained feeling of not knowing when things will improve can have a negative effect on people. People are unhappy and depressed because all the things that they used to do is no longer available and they have to deal with a difficulty that has no end in sight. Community networks are broken and social interaction decreases. This results in low esteem and feeling of social isolation.
People feel unsafe and threatened by loss of forest and wild fires, as well as loss of human life.
.............
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