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Total Population Of India – 140.73 crore
 TWO HUNDRED THIRTYTWO BILLION
TWO HUNDRED FIFTYFOUR MILLION
litre per head
 1407300000 X 165L = 2,32,25,40,00,000
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AIM : there are approx. 140.73 cr people in India if we calculate the total water
usage by a single person in a year the result are mentioned above . It is more
than imagination . So in this chapter we will be going to study about facilities
of water given to public in various part of India

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 Introduction
 Water And The People Of Chennai
 Water as Fundamental Right To Life
 Public Facilities
 Conclusion
Topics Covered
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What do you understand by
Images ?
Give any real life example if
have seen or Faced.
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 Senior government officials like Mr Ramagopal live in Anna Nagar, Chennai
 Bungalows here have tap water for major part of the day.
 On days when the water supply is inadequate, Mr Ramagopal speaks to a
senior official whom he knows in the municipal water board and a water
tanker is easily arranged for his house.
• Subramanian’s apartments in Mylapore suffers from water shortage
 He gets municipal water once in two days.
 A private borewell meets some of the residents’ water needs.
 Borewell water is, however, brackish so the residents use it in their toilets and for
washing. For other uses, water is purchased from tankers.
 Subramanian spends upto Rs 500-600 per month on buying water from the tankers.
 For drinking water, residents have installed water purification systems in their homes.
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 Padma works as a domestic help in Saidapet and lives in the nearby slum
 She pays a rent of Rs 650 for the hutment, which has neither a bathroom
nor a tap connection.
 For 30 such hutments there is a common tap at one corner, in which water
comes from a borewell for 20 minutes twice daily.
 A family gets to fill a maximum of three buckets within this time. The same
water is used for washing and drinking.
 In summer, the flow becomes a trickle, so that one family gets water only
at the cost of another.
 People have to wait long hours for water tankers.
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What do you Understand by above 2 Slides ?
 Above 2 Slides state the Shortage of Water .
 Water Shortage means lack of sufficient Water
to use in our daily life or Unpure water.
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 Water as Part of the Fundamental Right To Life
 Water is essential for life and for good health. Not only is it necessary for us to be able to
meet our daily needs but safe drinking water can prevent many water-related diseases.
 Water is essential for life and for good health.
 India has one of the largest numbers of causes of water-related diseases such as
diarrhea, dysentery, cholera. More than 1600 Indians, mostly children below the age
of five die every day because of water-related diseases.
 The Constitution of India recognizes the right to water as being a part of the Right to
Life under Article 21. That means there should be “universal access” to water.
 The High Courts and Supreme Court have held that the right to safe drinking water is
a Fundamental Right.
 Verdicts given by courts make it as the responsibility of government to ensure the
supply of fresh drinking water.
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 A Court Case Registered by a Villager On the Support of Article 21 (Right to Life)
 The villager of Mahbubnagar District complaint that a
textile company was discharging poisonous chemicals
into a stream near his village, contaminating ground
water, which was the source for irrigation and
drinking water.
 The judges directed the Mahbubnagar
district collector to supply 25 litres of water
to each person in the village
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•Things like electricity, public transport, schools, and
colleges, etc. Which are necessary for survival are known
as public facilities.
•Public facilities are provided so that its benefits can be
shared by many people.
•This is the responsibility of government to make public
facilities available to every individual and no one should
be discriminated just on the basis of social or economic
division.
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 Everyone in our need to be Fit for Future and be
Prepared to fight from Disease like Diarrhea , dysentery
Cholera Etc. Hence SDG 6 Ensures That Every One In our
world will drink a clean and Sanitized water
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 Public facilities are related to our basic needs and the Indian
Constitution has recognised the right to water, health,
education, etc. as being a part of the Right to Life.
 The major role of the government is to ensure adequate
public facilities for everyone.
 Public facilities provided to everyone give rise to better
living indices and help any country to get recognised at
international level in terms of development.
 The success of any government is also acknowledged
through the facilities and basic needs provided to all the
individuals.
 These facilities finally become the building blocks of the
development of a nation.
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