what is action taken by the goverment towards rivers integration?
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No action taken so far. It was only a lip-level talk and no concrete action will be taken. Now Congress coalition government has crossed 50% of the tenure and they will be busy in forming alliance, collecting money and working for the next election. No one in the government has time even to think to bring down the prices, give minimum amenities and good to the common people. \nThe remote possibility of this dream is only if a majority government stays in power at least for 5 full terms. If it is a coalition government, Karunanidihi and Lallu will ask their share in terms of money first and Chidambaram will find means to increase the taxes by another 50% of the total taxes now collect.\n\nIt is better to put the proposal in the bin now-.
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Dams and levees change the course of rivers.  Farmig, forestry, and suburban development lead to erosion.  Mining can change the forms of mountains.
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Well, here in Romania we have the SAPARD funds for rural emancipation. The rural problem was always our biggest problem. Even now, people drink from wells and lack a sewer system. Not to mention some of the roads and the absence of cable TV.\n\n With these funds and the financial help we will gain if we integrate in the EU in 2007, we will be able to put plumbing in most, if not all, of our villages. The next step would be to install a working sewer system. After that, we will rebuild our agriculture which, at the moment, is very faulty. After that we will probably develop our industry or something :)
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Remember the three r's\n\nRoads Rails Rivers
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Government of India has been creating a lot of policies for the benefit of the people staying in rural India... certain levels of Tax benefits r also being given to them..\n\nin some states they have also gone ahead and written off loans given to poor farmers as losses in account books so that they dont have to repay back... \n\ngovernment is also creating a lot of policies in terms of giving certain fringe benefits for organisations creating labour/jobs in rural regions of India.. they are also being supported by development of infrastructure in terms of roads and rails... connecting all the cities to smaller villages and towns thus giving them access to other benefits which developed cities have...\n\nalso govt is taking care in terms of communication...
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There is only one government in N.Ireland but other governments interested in helping to solve the problem. At the moment all legislative and political decisions are taken by direct rule ministers from Westminister in the United Kingdom. If the dinosaurs in the N.I. political parties could agree we would return to a local devolved government at Stormont
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The following strategies have been employed by successive governments:\n1.  Subsidised Fertilser.\n2.  Construction of silos\n3.  Loans for Mechanised Agriculture.\n4.  Establishment of the Nigeran Agricultural Cooperative Bank.\n5.  Funding of various research projects and institutes such as IAR, NAERLS, NAPRI etc
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They have been providing advice, when requested, on the overhaul of the Environmental Protection Law and on the drafting of the proposed Water Act. They included this advice (or perhaps comments relating to or from the Ministry) in the report.
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Contacte la Fédération d'Eure-et-Loir pour la Pêche et la Protection du Milieu Aquatique.\n\nhttp://www.unpf.fr/28/
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Yes, there are also some tidal rivers.  The Danube is one I can think of.
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Info may be found here:\n\nhttp://www.swrfi.org/news/news%20021906.htm
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National Integration is the process through which people live within the geographic boundaries of a country forget their differences of race, religion and language and feel the spirit of unity and allegiance to the nation.
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there are no simple solutions to the problems in africa. some problems with your solution are: how can people transport such large amounts of water? where will it come from? who will pay for it? will the country be expected to pay it back? etc.
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Firth of Clyde Action Plan Launched\n A plan which aims to promote appropriate and sustainable development for the Clyde estuary was launched this week. It tries to strike a balance between demands from industry, recreation, national heritage and wildlife. It has been created after input over the last five years from a large number of organisations and individuals. There are 62 proposals for the management of the stretch of water which runs from the centre of Glasgow to the Mull of Kintyre in the west and Loch Ryan in the south. There are also a number of sea lochs and the islands of Bute, Arran and the Cumbraes. The illustration is of the "Tail of the Bank" at Gourock where the river takes a left turn into the Firth of Clyde.
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I don't think their is any law on international water. You are on your own bring lots of shotguns if you plan to go there. That is why there are pirates and things.
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We cannot push the river - we must wait for it to turn how we want.  There are steps that must be taken, lessons to be learned along the way.  That is why we come here.  Why take all the energy to make this world and our whole like if we are gonna keep hitting the hint button, or skipping ahead?\n\nPeace - the plan is being implemented.  A positive outcome awaits your fond expectations.  Visualize the desired outcome and do not waiver.  All is illuminated in due time.
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Well all this is easier said t5han done because there are many issues involved. But on the face of it I think we need wider,more well maintained roads that are free from encroachments, we need to develop alternate sources of energy and all of us need to save water and  utilise it efficiently.