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dis-charge into ocean/sea.
Challenges to socio-economic factors:
1High cost of construction of canals.
2displacement of local indigenous communities especially tribal
3potential impact on agriculture economy of gangetic valley
4difficult to build consensus on water sharing agreement
5may lead to development around canal leading stewed urban growth patting
6Impact on hydropic capacity and induced crisis
Ensuing metal canals:
1May lead to change in river flow patting
2sedimentation and clogged dams due to heavy country of river water flow
3decreased climate variability lead to reduced effecting of many project
4low sediment supply lead to deforestation of coastal plains and leaching
5Submersion of ecological sensitive area (eg area in named tiger reserve submitted in umbating project
River interlinking has been widely debated but if blamed effectively it can breed long positive impact by acting SDG goal 6 and 11.
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- Comprehensive coverage of challenges
- Environmental concerns addressed
- Socio-economic impacts discussed
- Reference to SDG goals
Topper
ANKIT JARWAL
AIR 2052025
Subject & Paper
GS2GS2
Topic
Federal Structure - Functions, Responsibilities, Devolution of Powers and Finances
Union and State Functions
River management and water resources
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