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- 5. CANALS For Agriculture & Fisheries 50m – 100m wide canal designed adjacent to 50m Road (7 lane) on both sides to collect both rainfalls water of Surface Runoff of Roads and1sq.km subsequently Dam Discharge water also allowed making Irrigational canal network across the nation to prosper without wasting God Gifted water
- 9. ANIMAL HUSBANDRY Pet 1000 Cows and cattles for only Milk and ploughing not used for food Pet 1000 sheeps and goats for only nonveg eatings Fisheries for eatings No pigs petting and eating in the system to maintain health and hygine