आपदा में तबाह हुई 185 साल पुरानी वाटर चैनल लाइन, दो जिलों का कटा संपर्क, 18वीं शताब्दी में बनी थी

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आपदा में 185 साल पुरानी नहर क्षतिग्रस्त होने से देहरादून में सिंचाई और पेयजल आपूर्ति प्रभावित.

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01:25and in front of it, there is our bandal canal which is the one where both of these are

01:33and these are the British time period of time.

01:37Sichai Vivaag is keeping their hands up and keeping their hands up.

01:40Now, the 15th or 16th century was the one where we are standing,

01:45the escape channel, the aqueduct says that the water goes from inside,

01:52and the district of Kumalda and the district of Kumalda was the first place of Kumalda.

02:00Now, with this, it has been a lot of pressure.

02:06It has been a lot of pressure.

02:08People are happy to get rid of the water.

02:12The water will not get rid of the water.

02:15Now, there is nothing to do with it.

02:19I will probably be making some of the estimates of it.

02:24This is a very significant issue.

02:26Sir Pundirji has a lot of difficulties.

02:29You can see that people are falling from it.

02:31People are falling from it.

02:33People are falling from it.

02:34This is a big risk.

02:36There is a lot of danger.

02:37And the day this flood came,

02:39I was coming from here.

02:40It was a very difficult situation.

02:42That day, this river was centralized by the river.

02:46It was a very difficult situation in the city.

02:51This river was channelized by the river.

02:56What was the road here?

02:58I am seeing that we are very old people of this river.

03:03First of all, the river came.

03:05It was so much.

03:07The river came, the river came from the river.

03:09The river came from the river.

03:11The river came from the river.

03:13The river came from the river.

03:15From which the river came from to the river.

03:16By the way, it was taken from the river's walked.

03:17Theğimоч

03:38It is the main cause of our work and the doctor will tell us more about this.

03:54I always think that when I see these things, what we think is the same thing as we say.

04:02Yes, the government is prêt to charge the situation before the drought,

04:10in short-term time.

04:14They have permission to charge the riverbed material for the roof of the roof.

04:18These are the people who are going to charge the roof here and put them into big machines.

04:24This does not mean that there are big boulders among the rivers.

04:27The rivers of rivers have been named by song and bandal bush,

04:30It was a boulder.

04:32Now it's seen overburdening here.

04:36It was broken from the breaker.

04:40We see that they were broken,

04:42when the government is not allowed to break it.

04:46What happens is that the water is broken.

04:50Before the water is broken,

04:52the pressure is reduced.

04:54The water is reduced.

04:56The water is reduced.

04:58The water is reduced.

05:00Our stream is divided by the water.

05:02The water is reduced.

05:04It was also caused by the water.

05:06You see what the water is driven by it.

05:08It is not the only way to put it in the water.

05:10It's caused by the water.

05:12It was caused by it.

05:14The water is just caused by it.

05:16So, what happened is how many water is stored in the water.

05:20Now from this perspective,

05:24what happened to you by the social impact?

05:26The other part of the education sector is determined.

05:28The people who live in this valley are permanent.

05:33The people who live in the valley,

05:35whether they live in the valley or the animals,

05:38they live in the water.

05:40They are in the blood of the valley.

05:43Because the people who live in the valley are under the valley,

05:46the people who live here always,

05:49they are all who take these roads for a short time.

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06:23the impact of the people in the world, but this is the whole of the water system,

06:28which is the whole of the knowledge of the water system.

06:32The geologist, MPSB, we will talk about this.

06:36First of all, do you want to understand the importance of these rivers and the chronology of these rivers?

06:43Therefore, we are so used to have this bridge to be known as the rivers on the bottom.

06:53There are rules such as Song, Bandal, Jachand, Sushpa, these are all rules from the north and south.

07:06And ultimately, our Arishna and Bindal are located in Haridwar and Ganga.

07:17These roads from the south to Sivalik, ultimately, are located in the south.

07:26This was a natural flow pattern.

07:29Now, the flow pattern is a flood plain.

07:34It's a channel flow.

07:36You can see that it's going along with a channel.

07:40It's a flood plain.

07:42It's a bridge.

07:44Already, it has shown that this is my mark.

07:51But what happened in Kalantar?

07:54We have to perspective theire may have been building this place in that place...

07:59We have to try to build these walls by building the hotel.

08:01In this area, we tried to build this building behind this pouco in this body.

08:07We tried to make this building, made the building off for us, and then gave it back to the cost,

08:12I because I saw this building.

08:13This is the cement hill around the house.

08:16But many different sides of it might have been living scholars painting on Tei Plans such as

08:20that they created the building.

08:23that we have put our natural flow channel into our natural flow channel.

08:32Sir, I would like to know about the water system.

08:35Yes.

08:36So, when Dairadun was established here,

08:41I remember the historical record of Thomas Cottley,

08:48which was called the IIT Ruduki Thomas College.

08:54So, he was supposed to be an engineer.

08:56And he designed the water system for Dairadun.

09:01And the whole Dairadun's water system was built in four corners.

09:07We are standing here, which is what we call Raipur Canal.

09:12There were two sources of Raipur Canal.

09:14There were two sources of Raipur Canal.

09:18So, where we are standing today,

09:20there were two sources of water distribution system.

09:24In this way, Dairadun's 109 miners,

09:28there were four miners,

09:30which I have already told you.

09:32There were four miners.

09:34There were 109 miners.

09:38How did that miners happen?

09:40Yeah.

09:41What happened that miners has now?

09:43It happened when the miners had gone around,

09:45it was the same reason.

09:46It was the same thing.

09:47It was a community,

09:48which we used to also surrata.

09:49Unfortunately,

09:50we had a whole canal to break the water system.

09:52Let's see,

09:53we have to break the water system.

09:55We have to break the water system.

09:56Okay, first we closed the canal, you can see that the East Canal Road, the East Canal Road, the whole thing has been closed.

10:03And in that, we built 60-60 meters of trees.

10:07And in that area, the price of the field, the people of Bhoomaphia type of the field,

10:12they increased 4-4,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000.

10:15In some time, the price of 30,000 rupees, the price of 1,000,000 rupees, the price of 1,000,000 rupees.

10:22These trees along, these trees along, because they are very expensive roads.

10:28East Canal Road, West Canal Road, GMS Road, right?

10:31So, there were so many trees in these trees.

10:33Unfortunately, one person has done this work.

10:36The other thing, when we did this work, when we did this work,

10:40so, today, we have been living in the 1870,000 rupees,

10:46the canal that you are seeing in my feet behind.

10:50So, this is a big concern that we don't understand that.

10:53That's what we thought, what we thought about, what we thought about,

10:56what we thought about, what we thought about the water system.

10:58And we thought about what we thought about the water system.

11:03This is a big concern for us.

11:05And we have to think about it.

11:06Today, you can see that, in this year,

11:09the water system has changed,

11:11the water system has changed,

11:13the water system has changed.

11:16The water divide system of Dehradun

11:34has changed its impact on the samajic life and its geological and its its

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