Multi-purpose Projects and Water Management in India

The video discusses India's major multi-purpose projects, including Bhakra Nangal, Hirakud, Damodar Valley, Tungabhadra, Indira Gandhi Canal, and Sardar Sarovar Dam. These projects provide irrigation and electricity but face environmental concerns. The Tehri Dam project is highlighted for its opposition due to environmental impact. The video also addresses water pollution, emphasizing the need for conservation and judicious use of water resources.

Which river is the Bhakra Nangal project built on?

• Godavari

• Yamuna

• Satluj

• Ganges

What is the primary benefit of the Hirakud Dam?

• Transportation

• Irrigation and electricity

• Fishing

• Tourism

Which states benefit from the Tungabhadra project?

• Punjab and Haryana

• Maharashtra and Gujarat

• Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, and Karnataka

• Kerala and Tamil Nadu

What is the main purpose of the Indira Gandhi Canal?

• Navigation

• Hydroelectric power

• Water supply to arid regions

• Flood control

Which dam is built across the Narmada River?

• Bhakra Nangal

• Hirakud

• Tehri

• Sardar Sarovar

What is a common objection to multi-purpose projects?

• High cost

• Environmental and social impacts

• Lack of technology

• Limited benefits

Which project faced opposition due to environmental concerns?

• Sardar Sarovar

• Hirakud

• Tehri Dam

• Bhakra Nangal

What is a major cause of water pollution mentioned in the text?

• Industrial waste

• Agricultural runoff

• Natural disasters

• Overfishing

What is a consequence of water pollution on marine life?

• Marine life being harmed

• Marine life thriving

• Increased biodiversity

• No effect

What is a suggested solution to address water scarcity?

• Building more dams

• Judicious use of water resources

• Importing water

• Desalination