MADRAS DAY WATER CONSERVATION IN CHENNAI
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1. Nikola Tesla's quote about understanding the secrets of the universe in terms of energy, frequency, and vibration.
2. Definitions of physics as the science of matter, motion, and energy expressed through mathematics.
3. Descriptions of different types of exoplanets like Jovian, terrestrial, and explanations that Earth can be considered an exoplanet.
4. Explanations of centripetal and centrifugal forces with examples like Earth revolving around the Sun.
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Good practices:
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MADRAS DAY WATER CONSERVATION IN CHENNAI
- 1. CHENNAI IS THIRSTY WITH LOT OF WATER RESOURCES
- 2. CONTENTS ❖ VARIOUS WATER RESOURCES IN CHENNAI ❖ THE MAIN WATER RESOURCE ❖ LIFE OF AQUATIC CREATURES ❖ WHAT WE THINK ABOUT THE SCENARIO ❖ PEOPLE’S INTEREST ON BACKING UP THE CHENNAI ❖ WHAT IS THE SOLUTION OF THIS PROBLEM???
- 3. LIST OF VARIOUS WATER RESOURCES IN CHENNAI ❖ COOUM RIVER ❖ ADYAR RIVER ❖ BUCKINGHAM CANAL ❖ KORATTUR LAKE ❖ KOSATHALAIYAR RIVER ❖ CHEMBARAMBAKKAM LAKE ❖ PORUR LAKE ❖ AMBATTUR LAKE ❖ PUZHAL LAKE ❖ RETTERI LAKE
- 4. OH NO! CHENNAI WILL RUN OUT OF GROUND WATER BY 2021, BY AFFECTING 52 LAKHS PEOPLE THAT IS 7.04% POPULATION OF INDIA ...
- 6. THE MAIN WATER RESOURCE FOR CHENNAI ! ❖ CHENNAI RECEIVES MOST OF THE WATER FROM THE POONDI LAKE(3231 Mcft), SHOLAVANAM LAKE (881 Mcft), REDHILLS LAKE (3300 Mcft) and CHEMBARAMBAKKAM LAKE (3645 Mcft) ❖ THE VEERANAM WATER SUPPLY PROJECT ADDED AN ADDITIONAL OF WATER SOURCE FOR CHENNAI CITY
- 7. THE VEERANAM WATER SUPPLY PROJECT ❖ The VEERANAM lake project is to su[pply water to chennai. Was conceived in 1967 by then Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu C.N.ANNADURAI, and was been executed under his successor M.KARUNANIDHI. The project was been completed in 2004. It was impossible to use any water from the lake since it had run dry and face-saving proposal was been adopted by the authorities was to dig 45 deep borewells around the area and the pump resulting water 235 km(146 miles) to chennai via pipeline. The length takes around 14 km and this is the largest lake in the tamil nadu. The credit goes to the ancient people who has done a wonderful job for us.
- 9. SHORT SUMMARY ABOUT VEERANAM LAKE ❖ Veeranam lake( veeranarayanapuram lake) is located 14 km (8.7 miles) SSW in Cuddalore district, Tamil Nadu in South India. It is located 1 km(0.62 miles) from lalpet and 235 km (146 miles) from Chennai. It is one of the water reservoirs from water is supplied to Chennai City. the lake has a capacity to store 1465 Mcft of water. Though the level of veeranam lake as dipped to 323 million cubic feet (Mcft). The same of 180 mld (million litres a day) was being drawn for city supply.
- 10. THE LIFE OF AQUATIC CREATURE IN CHENNAI ❖ The selective fishing using kaccha valai (a special net used to catch minute sea creatures) is on the rise in the stretch between palaverkadu to alampara fort near Chennai since the annual seasonal movement of rare sea species close to shore last month. At least 25 boats venture into sea every day from various villages to catch rare sea snails, shells and crustaceans, and each returns at 50 kgs of sea species. The catch overloaded into private vans immediately and transported to nearby processing units and they sell it illegally and get money for that after a week. ❖ The fishes which are been sold illegally will be exported immediately to the countries like China, Singapore, Malaysia. ❖ This leads to the extinction of the particular species and demand in the natives ❖ There is no proper pisciculture to maintain the species for long time and increase it in numbers
- 11. DEAD FISHES BECAUSE POLLUTION IN THE RIVER
- 12. LOSS TO THE NATURE BY HUMAN ACTIVITIES
- 13. MANY WATER CREATURES ARE GETTING ENDANGERED BECAUSE OF HUMANS PLASTIC IMPACT IN WATER
- 14. ❖ THIS FORCE CONTAINS 41 MEMBERS. ❖ EVERYONE HAVE ALSO SUGGEST THE PEOPLE SURROUNDING THEM. ❖ THEY HAVE ALSO GIVEN SOME ANSWERS FOR MY SURVEY. ❖ THEY ALL LOVE CHENNAI AND THEY ARE TRUE CHENNAIANS. ❖ THEY ARE OF ALL AGE GROUPS FROM 10 TO 50 YEARS. CHENNAI’S NEW WATER COPS
- 15. ❖ AMOUNT OF FRESHWATER IS LESS AND SALINE WATER IS MORE ❖ DUE TO SHORTAGE OF RAIN IN CHENNAI ❖ MORE USAGE OF WATER IN CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES ❖ WASTAGE OF WATER ❖ NO PROPER GOVERNMENT ACTS AND PEOPLE ARE NOT OBEYING CORRECTLY ❖ NO WATER CONSERVATION ❖ PROBLEM IN WATER DISTRIBUTION SECTORS ❖ RICH PEOPLE’S GREEDINESS ❖ POPULATION AND POLLUTION ❖ PEOPLE ARE NOT INTERESTED TO SAVE WATER WHAT DO PEOPLE THINK ABOUT THE WATER SCARCITY IN CHENNAI
- 16. THIS PICTURE CAN BE SEEN IN ONCE IN A YEAR IN CHENNAI THIS THE POONDI LAKE IN TIRUVALLUR, 60 KMS AWAY FROM CHENNAI
- 17. A PICTURE IS WORTH A THOUSAND WORDS
- 18. SURVEY
- 19. DO YOU THINK CHENNAI IS PLENTY IN ITS WATER RESOURCES? Mars Mercury Venus
- 20. DID YOU THINK ALL THE GOVERNMENT ACTS ON WATER CONSERVATION IS WELL ENOUGH TO SAVE WATER??
- 21. ARE YOU REALLY FOLLOWING THE GOVERNMENT’S RULES ON WATER CONSERVATION SUGGESTING OTHERS ALSO TO FOLLOW
- 22. DO THINK THE POLLUTED WATER RESOURCES CAN BE MADE PURE AND CLEAN AGAIN??
- 23. ARE YOU READY READY TO TAKE AN OATH OF PROMISE TO SAVE WATER FOR OUR FUTURE GENERATION
- 24. THANK YOU A PRESENTATION BY S.AJAY ADITHYA 10 D KRM PUBLIC SCHOOL