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Rivers have shaped human civilizations for thousands of years — from providing water for farming to supporting entire ecosystems. In this episode of Climate Voice | کلائمٹ کی سنو, we explore the science of river ecology, how rivers sustain life, and why protecting them is crucial for our climate and future generations.  Discover how rivers form, how they influence weather patterns, how pollution and climate change are degrading river systems, and what communities can do to restore and protect them. A must-watch for anyone interested in climate change, water security, and environmental awareness. #Rivers #RiverEcology #ClimateVoice #ClimateChange #EnvironmentalEducation #Sustainability #WaterSecurity #IndusRiver #NatureExplained #EcoAwareness #GlobalWarming #SaveOurRivers #ClimateCrisis #SouthAsiaClimate #CleanWater

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00:00This is going to be said that there were some of them in India's Indian Punjab that was released in India.

00:10But because of the Rawhi, which you can see, there was no significant amount of damage.

00:19In this way, the salal dam and marala is 76 km.

00:24That's why they didn't do it.

00:26That's why they didn't do it.

00:30What is your comment?

00:31My comment is this.

00:32Number one, I should be very blunt and candid while giving this opinion.

00:39The Indian Metrological Department has this event properly forecast.

00:46That was the biggest mistake.

00:48In their early warning systems, there is no deficit.

00:52When a weather pattern was developed,

00:57which was 500-500 millimetres in Udhampur,

01:01and in Rajori region,

01:03Sambha, Kattwa, Chambha,

01:06there were so many precipitous clouds that were made.

01:10There was no warning.

01:12Number one, secondly, is Rajit Sagar Dam.

01:15Sagar Dam, Thin Dam,

01:16they couldn't understand that they couldn't understand that North Eastern Punjab

01:22we had to talk about that North Eastern Punjab

01:26in the past,

01:27we had to talk about that North Eastern Punjab

01:30and we had to talk about that North Eastern Punjab

01:34in Pakistan,

01:34the past,

01:35the past,

01:36the past,

01:36kashmir में हमारे land surface temperature हमारे north region में glaciers

01:40पगलेंगे पगलेंगे तो surface runoff जादा होगा, untimely dams

01:45भर सकते हैं और देखें अभी इसके साफ परसंट में चाहे

01:49Indian की जो technical board है, dam management authority उनकी जो इनके

01:54central water commission के under आते हैं और उनके लिए जिस तरह भागड़ा

01:58management board है, उनकी technical advising committee है, जिसके अंदर इनके

02:02mat के लोग बैठे हो, irrigation department के लोग बैठे होते हैं, तो उन्हों

02:06ने शाहिद उस event को इतना serious शाहिद, लेकिन उनके उनकी जो

02:11press conference हुई है ना, वो भाकरा ब्याज में उनका 200-200, हमने तो ruling

02:16curve के मताबक flood छोड़ा है, लेकिन ruling curve आपकी मान लेंगे आपकी सुतलिच पे और बैयास पे, लेकिन

02:28ruling curve apply नहीं होता आपके रंजीत सागर पे, ना ही बदूपूर पे होता है, ना सलाल पे होता है, यहां

02:35आपके में बात कहूंगा इस water को as a weapon use किया गया है, यह वक्त पताएगा

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