The development of ground water resources is known in India since time immemorial. The paradox about the ground water is that its development could get real impetus during 1965-67 and 1968 when the country witnessed two consecutive droughts. The importance of ground water as a source of irrigation and other water supply uses is due to its high dependability with extensive range of development possibilities.
The development of ground water resources is known in India since time immemorial. The paradox about the ground water is that its development could get real impetus during 1965-67 and 1968 when the country witnessed two consecutive droughts. The importance of ground water as a source of irrigation and other water supply uses is due to its high dependability with extensive range of development possibilities.
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The development of ground water resources is known in India since time immemorial. The paradox about the ground water is that its development could get real impetus during 1965-67 and 1968 when the country witnessed two consecutive droughts. The importance of ground water as a source of irrigation and other water supply uses is due to its high dependability with extensive range of development possibilities.
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Batch : MCA-I Collecting Nominal Compounds from the following passage
Development of ground water resources is known in India
since time immemorial. Archaeological and historic evidences speak of the use of wells as one of the important sources for providing water supplies. Basically the wells were normally meant to cater to the domestic water supply needs but records documented indicate the utilization of ground water from wells to sustain irrigation of crop even during the Mauryan Period (300 B.C.). Though the irrigation wells are known to exist from the ancient times, the real breakthrough to ground water development was witnessed after independence and particularly with the launching of the planned development programme.
The paradox about the ground water is that in spite of its
being present everywhere, most dependable and the purest, its development could get real impetus during 1965-67 and 1968 when the country witnessed two consecutive droughts. The Green Revolution in seventies and the formidable contribution made by ground water further fortified people’s and policy planners’ faith in the real worth of ground water resources.
As a matter of fact, the importance of ground water as a
source of irrigation and other water supply uses is due to its high dependability with extensive range of development possibilities through shallow or deep wells that to, at the point of use obviating the need for having a costly conveyance system. The ground water structures can be put to use comparatively with ease and speed and can be individually or jointly owned by farmers which provide them with just the right type of instant and controlled irrigation. Analyzing the collected Nominal Compounds
Nominal Compounds Types
Ground water resources Noun+Noun+Noun Historic evidences Adjective+Noun Domestic water supply Noun+Noun+Noun Irrigation wells Noun+Noun Ancient times Adjective+Noun Development programme Noun+Noun Consecutive droughts Adjective+Noun Extensive range Adjective+Noun Deep wells Adjective+Noun Conveyance system Noun+Noun Controlled irrigation Verb+Noun High Dependability Adjective + Noun Extensive Range Adjective + Noun Deep Wells Adjective + Noun Cost by conveyance System Adjective + Noun + Noun Good Water Structure Noun + Noun + Noun Explaining Nominal Compounds
Ground water resources : Resource of water from ground
Historic evidences : Evidences that were noted in history
Domestic water supply : Supply of water for domestic
purpose
Irrigation wells : Wells made for irrigation purpose
Ancient times : Long past time
Development programme : A programme conducted to develop
Consecutive droughts : Droughts that happened
Consecutively
Extensive range : Range which is extensive
Deep wells : Wells those are deep
Conveyance system : System for conveyance
Controlled irrigation : Irrigation that can be controlled