00:00The glaciers have been our ancient fixed deposits.
00:06We have been living out of their interest.
00:09But now those FDs are turning into current account.
00:15So for a while, for the next 20 years, it would appear as if we have so much water.
00:20We will have floods for the next 20 years as we are experiencing these days.
00:26But sometime around the end of these 20 years,
00:32the ice in the glaciers will reduce to such an extent
00:36that even an accelerated rate of melting will start proving insufficient to feed the rivers.
00:44At the term of 20 years, the rivers will start thinning down.
00:51And they will keep thinning down.
00:54And they will die down.
00:56Even the holiest of rivers that we have,
00:59the North Indian plains,
01:01start raving lesser water.
01:04What happens to the huge mass of population living here?
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