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भूजल संकट, संरक्षण और गुणवत्ता को लेकर आईआईटी रुड़की के प्रोफेसर के साथ ईटीवी भारत की टीम ने खास बातचीत की. नरेंद्र निषाद की रिपोर्ट.

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00:00What do you think about the state of the state of the world?
00:08No, it's not in the world. It's a challenge. It's not a challenge.
00:13It's a challenge. It's not a challenge.
00:16It's a challenge.
00:18The challenge of climate change was different.
00:30Rainfall of variability was slightly uniform.
00:35It was a challenge for rainfall.
00:36Rainfall is extreme.
00:39Flood event is still in the second day.
00:54we are very large population, most of the population, we are a very large population, most of the population
01:16and we are more vulnerable to this groundwater resource, depletion and its contamination.
01:23The main reason is that our land use and land coverers, the land coverers, the land coverers
01:41are not as much as possible, the land use and the land use, the land coverers, the natural
02:00groundwater flow regime change, tunneling and all.
02:03So our development of the changes in our groundwater is impacted by our groundwater.
02:10If you look at the overall, NASA's report, the groundwater is overall in the country.
02:17But this means it is not that it is manageable.
02:20Both government of India has quite good work done.
02:31We have a new scheme.
02:35We have a new scheme.
02:36Sam Salo Equipment Management.
02:38Sam 1.0 has 10 cities.
02:42We have a good result.
02:53The city has a shallow groundwater.
02:56It is very depleted.
02:57So we are now making the energy for the groundwater.
03:02So this is the groundwater is depleted,
03:05but it is not a waterlogging issue.
03:08It is a contamination issue.
03:10So challenges are there, but it is also a solution.
03:13And the government of India has been working on a very aggressive way.
03:23About 145 schools will provide school information.
03:26So our motive is .
03:27According to 6, something is communicated or earth is average.
03:34What they are allergic to the preservation parts,
03:40the outdoor plots are the same.
03:42And also the energy maintainer nature of both those supplements.
03:43In a constant exercise difference,
03:45is that energy and enhance the proper exposure,
03:46in the water.
03:47So, people in the water, like flood or drought, both of them in the time, the quality and reliability
03:54is in the water.
03:57How many people have taken the water from the water?
04:03Some people have gone from the water, but many places where we have intensive agriculture
04:08or urbanization, which is reduced from the water.
04:13So we have to talk about the recharging structures, check dams, catch the rain,
04:20the flood of rain, groundwater, we have to recharge, we have to recharge the ground
04:25from the ground.
04:26So we have to do the decentralize approach.
04:28We have to have a large scale dam.
04:31There are small scale dams, but still,
04:36we have to manage the local scale,
04:41where rain is going to go,
04:44and if we have to do it in the ground,
04:47then flood the water.
04:49We also have to make the water.
04:50The crisis is the biggest problem.
04:53Is the crisis crisis?
04:55The crisis crisis is the most difficult work.
05:04but if we increase the efficiency of water use and we have a little sensitizer,
05:12then there is a good amount of irrigation techniques,
05:19or the fossil, which is a good amount of water use,
05:24then there is a good amount of irrigation techniques,
05:34society
05:35change
05:35change
05:38change
05:40change
05:41change
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05:46law
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05:54we
06:00can
06:02compensate
06:03so
06:04the
06:07government of india
06:09rainwater harvesting
06:12and then
06:13we
06:15discharge
06:16the
06:18arsenic
06:19fluoride
06:19and
06:20what
06:23groundwater
06:25arsenic
06:25and
06:25fluoride
06:26is
06:26the main
06:28activity
06:30directly
06:31is
06:32geogenically
06:33contaminants
06:34are
06:35surface
06:36and
06:37the main
06:38region
06:39is
06:39the
06:39oxygen
06:41is
06:42as
06:43when
06:46the
06:47difference
06:47of
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06:47will
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06:49the
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07:20the
07:22central agency
07:23and the
07:26local
07:27and
07:30the
07:31local
07:31state
07:36and
07:37the
07:39local
07:40local
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07:41local
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07:43local
07:44I can implement a lot of tools and techniques that are very important to implement.
07:48Do you have to use AI, data science and computer?
07:55AI, ML and its use.
07:58It is complex.
08:00We don't know what happens.
08:02We don't know what happens.
08:03We don't know what happens.
08:04We don't know what happens.
08:06We don't know what happens.
08:07We don't know what happens.
08:13We don't know what happens.
08:15But this means that AI, ML is a magic stick.
08:19We will give you a solution.
08:21We don't know what happens.
08:25We don't know what happens.
08:27We don't know what happens.
08:30If you don't know what happens,
08:33We can do it.
08:36We can do it.
08:37We can do it.
08:44We can do it.
08:49We can do it.
08:52We can do it.
09:07It's available.
09:12We have no boundary in the field, but in the field there is no boundary.
09:18If there is an industry or a deep bore where we have to do it,
09:24then we don't have anything to do it.
09:27But on the 5th scale, we have to sensitize this and place it.
09:31We have a very important role in our economy.
09:40We have to manage that.
09:42We have to manage that.
09:46We have to manage that.
10:30We have to manage that.
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11:15What is the biggest change in the time?
11:44we have chlorine and we have techniques which we have to clean but groundwater or groundwater
11:49is a contamination. So, it's very difficult to do that. So, the biggest challenge is
11:56our groundwater contamination.
11:58We have a question.
11:59We have a question.
12:11We have a question.
12:11We have a question.
12:14Yeah ཤོ སྲོ
12:15activities.
12:16So, when you have mining activities, when you have mining activities, there is an impact
12:20in a few areas.
12:22In some areas, there is a lot of heavy metals that come from mining.
12:24So, there is a problem that, where we have no contamination, which are abandoned mines,
12:31we can be able to recharges.
12:33We can be able to recharges and store the surface water.
12:38So, this is a big landscape.
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