Water resources should be nationalised

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Raki said:   1 decade ago
Ya I like water resource has to be natnalised. It has both profit and something wrong. Suppose water resource has natnalised due to this govt will take care about resource otherwise so many state face heavy problem.
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Mahesh said:   1 decade ago
Water is the main resource in the country, either making it nationalized the govt had to make commity with experts or knowing the problems faced by the people and let the water resources must be regulated through divisions or any other ways.
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Shreya said:   1 decade ago
Water resources should not be nationalised otherwise there also we will have a lot many A. Rajas cropping up and water will not actually be reaching to the ones who need it. More so with monsoon patterns changing since a last few years western parts of India which received scanty rainfalls are now receiving sufficient rainfalls. So instead of nationalising people should be trained for modern methods of water conservation and storage.
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NFDH said:   1 decade ago
Actually what i feel if some knowledge is given to the rural as well as urban areas people about the future effect of the scarcity of water through campaign or many other media. It will save the water and it will help nationalised the water resource. Also it wil remove the water scarcity problem..
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Sachin said:   1 decade ago
Actually what i feel if some knowledge is given to the rural as well as urban areas people about the future effect of the scarcity of water through campaign or many other media. It will save the water and it will help nationalised the water resource... also it wil remove the water scarcity problem..
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Gagan said:   7 years ago
Yeah, off course it should be nationalized why means water is not getting more to people and it is wasted more and more. And also polluting water, we all should take care and clean about water.
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Nitish said:   2 years ago
Water is a precious liquid on Earth.

It is helpful in sustainable development in life. It is essential for survival. The water resources should be nationalized. By this purpose, these resources can be highlighted and seen by the government.
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Avinash Giranje said:   1 year ago
Hello friends.

I am Avinash. In my opinion, water resource should be nationalised. If water resources are nationalised the area which is water scarcity will get water. We can divert water from high rainfall area to low rainfall area. It can be beneficial in two ways, one is the area will get under irrigation and people from that area can do better agricultural practices. This will generate employment in that area.

Second is if the area comes under irrigation the production of agriculture comodities will increase and it helps in Indian economy.
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Nikita Chowdhary said:   1 year ago
Good evening everybody.

I am Nikita, In my opinion, water resonance should be nationalized. Because India is an agricultural development country water is most important. In our country to keep the flood and rain water at maximum levels. 75% of the earth is surrounded by water and the rest of land but in 75% only 1% of water is useable. So, the Nationalization of water is very important.

Thank you.
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Szdvsv s said:   2 months ago
Good evening, everyone,

I'm Rahul, and I completely understand Nikita's concern about the importance of water in a country like India, where agriculture plays a vital role. I'd like to add that while nationalising water resources is a strong step toward equitable distribution, it’s equally important to focus on sustainable and efficient treatment solutions, especially in remote and developing areas.

This is where Packaged Water Treatment Systems come in. These systems are compact, cost-effective, and can be deployed quickly in areas lacking access to clean water. They can help treat flood or rainwater and convert it into usable water for both agricultural and domestic purposes.

By considering India’s seasonal water availability and the rising pollution levels in natural water bodies, these packaged solutions can bridge the gap in clean water accessibility.

Nationalising water, supported by the widespread implementation of packaged treatment systems, could be a game-changer in making safe water a universal right.

Thank you.


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