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00:00This is a pipeline connected here, and this is a pipeline connected here, and this is a pipeline connected here.
00:19This is a pipeline connected here.
00:49This is a pipeline connected here.
01:18This is a pipeline connected here.
01:20Yes, that is W3.
01:22Yes.
01:23This is a pipeline connected here.
01:25This is a pipeline connected here.
01:27This is a pipeline connected here.
01:29This is a pipeline connected here.
01:31This is a water hall in front of W3 project.
01:35This is a water hall in front of W3 project.
01:39This is a pipeline connected here.
01:41This is a pipeline connected here.
01:43This is a pipeline connected here.
01:45This is a pipeline connected here.
01:47This is a pipeline connected here.
01:49This is a pipeline connected here.
01:51This is a pipeline connected here.
01:53It is a pipeline connected here.
01:55It is a pipeline connected here.
01:56For example, yanaris, Shital Ji and Shital Ji are chatting exactly what subjecterniche this project ici.
02:01which is the project and which is the project.
02:06And the water quality is the same.
02:09I want to know that the water quality is the same.
02:14So, the water quality is the same as the water quality.
02:19What is the same?
02:20The water quality is the same as the water quality.
02:23As we have our project, I will tell you three W's full form.
02:29first W is well, second W is water hole and third W is wildlife.
02:36So, the measurement of Amrish Surover is 70 by 58 meters.
02:46And one kilometer far from Mohan Gate is a well which is connected to the pipeline.
02:55The reason is that there is no use of electricity here.
03:01The water is reaching the gravity and siphon system here.
03:06So, we will say that this is what you have to do without the bejli.
03:13The water hole is also used as you can see that it is full of water.
03:21Now, if the water is running like this, it will be wastage.
03:25So, with this, we have connected two water holes.
03:28Okay?
03:29And one is around 800 meters and one is around 300 meters.
03:37Okay.
03:38And from which we see, because there are many sources of water,
03:42they are also soaked in some areas.
03:44So, what have you seen before this?
03:46Because you have made this project.
03:48So, now, there will be a lot of resources for water.
03:52Yes, yes.
03:53Yes, yes.
03:54This is not done at night at night.
03:56It has been a lot of time.
03:57It has been a lot of time.
03:58It has been a lot of time since 2016 or 2017.
04:00And then slowly, slowly, slowly, it is growing up.
04:04So, you will see wildlife here.
04:07Yes, there is a lot of movement in wildlife here.
04:14Yes, there is a lot of movement in wildlife.
04:16And if you will see, we have also captured a photo of the leopard and elephant.
04:23Okay.
04:24So, this is the water hole that is created in the region.
04:29And in the W3 project, we can say that the environment friendly is prepared for water holes.
04:36So, the effort is not to be reduced in the cold water.
04:42And the water hole is mentioned in the mountains.
04:48So, there is a lot of resources that have been reduced in the mountains.
04:57There are also difficulties in the mountains.
04:58But the Raja Jiji Tiger Reserve has prepared a project.
05:01And this project, there is a lot of water in the mountains.
05:04So, there is no difficulty in the mountains.
05:05So, there is no difficulty in the mountains.
05:07Especially in the mountains.
05:09What is the way the water hole is prepared?
05:11What is the way it is?
05:13And what is the way it is?
05:15We will also go to the water hole in the mountains.
05:17And we will see that the water is so much.
05:20Because it is showing a lot of water here.
05:22It is showing a lot of water here.
05:23And in the lower part, we have said that there is no water here.
05:27So, this is a good thing.
05:29Especially for wildlife.
05:30We have seen the Amrish Sarover.
05:32We have seen a lot of water here.
05:34We have seen a lot of water here.
05:36And we have seen a big hall here.
05:38Now, you can see how it is.
05:39It is showing a technique.
05:40It is showing that there is no water here.
05:41It is showing the water here.
05:42And the water here.
05:43the water is being put into the water, there is no use of a pump here.
05:47And this water, as you can see, is not showing any pipeline.
05:52In some way, there is a pipeline under the land,
05:55and in the last hall, the water has reached here.
05:58So, you can say that the gravity is being put into the water here.
06:04And the effort is to reduce the amount of water in the lives,
06:08and this is why the technique has been used.
06:12And this is not going to be very fast or very fast.
06:17It has been worked on slowly and slowly.
06:19And slowly, it has been built in different buildings.
06:24The first question is about ACF here,
06:26and you will know which way it is being used.
06:30You will know that this hall is built,
06:33what is the technique,
06:35and how much time did we reach here?
06:38When we say this, this is about 5-6 years,
06:43which we are seeing now,
06:45that in any season, it is so cold,
06:49it is so warm,
06:51all water holes are filled with water.
06:53After this, the technique is that,
06:55we have been able to identify any source for any source,
06:58we have made small water holes in there.
07:01You know,
07:02the wells,
07:03you will know that,
07:04wherever we go,
07:05we don't get water.
07:06For the source to identify it,
07:08we have made small water holes in the river,
07:10along the river, along the river,
07:12along the river,
07:13and made small water holes.
07:14They have been monitored,
07:15and they have seen water in years,
07:17and in years,
07:18we have seen water in the water.
07:19There are some wells,
07:20where we saw water in the water,
07:22in the water,
07:23there have been water,
07:24there have been wells,
07:25and then,
07:26we have made wells.
07:27And then,
07:28we have made underground pipeline,
07:30in different areas,
07:33where there is a species,
07:34but they don't have water in the water.
07:35We have made a pipeline in such a place.
07:37The point is that,
07:38how much it is,
07:39how much it is,
07:42how much it is,
07:43how much it is.
07:44This water hole is 99% of the time,
07:46100% of the time,
07:47that you see like you are seeing.
07:49In the same time,
07:50there will be silt,
07:51or there will be some other problems.
07:53To make sure that the management,
07:55etc.
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08:06Basically, if I talk about the area, where we are standing, this is the biggest range of the Haridwar Subdivision of the Raja Ji.
08:15So, here we have covered the range of the Raja Ji.
08:19So, there is no such range of the Raja Ji.
08:24Now, the goal is that this model is in the range of the Raja Ji.
08:33Because the Raja Ji is a dry area, or the range shadow zone, we call it.
08:38So, the goal is that the way we have identified the river and made the water hole in the water,
08:47that is the technique of gravity, and the other range of the Raja Ji.
08:54The water is very clean.
08:59The staff also said that we can also drink from it.
09:02So, this is a hall that we have built here.
09:06We have built a small hall here.
09:10What is this?
09:12What is this?
09:13So, what we are seeing is a hodhi.
09:17Basically, you are seeing a hodh.
09:19So, the elephants think that the amount of water to drink,
09:24it is a pleasure to drink it.
09:27It is a pleasure to drink it.
09:28And the rest of the animals in the warm air,
09:30you will see it in the warm air,
09:31so, the water in the pools of water is a lot.
09:35So, this is the purpose of the water to drink the water.
09:38The reason is that the water to drink the water,
09:40and the water to drink the water,
09:42the water to drink the water.
09:43So, this is the technique that we ensure that we have water to drink the water.
09:47and the water to drink the water.
09:51So, this hall is also necessary to clean it?
09:54Or, it is necessary to clean it?
09:55Naturally, it is necessary to clean it.
09:57Because the water is a better water.
09:59Whatever the damage is,
10:00the water will be removed.
10:02But, the silting is also necessary.
10:04For the time, we work to remove it.
10:07We work to remove it.
10:08We work to remove it in a year.
10:10So, we work to do the silting and clean.
10:15We work to remove it.
10:16And, how many areas are left to remove it?
10:21We work to remove it in two ranges.
10:23There are total four ranges.
10:24There are total four ranges.
10:25Our chila, dholkhand, beriwada, and haridwar.
10:28So, it is also 90% of this work.
10:31So, now, it is left to our beriwada and haridwar range.
10:34So, I will say that we are using this technique,
10:38and we are trying to reach the water in 50% of the area.
10:41What was the difficulty of water in wildlife?
10:44Because, we are looking at sources,
10:46and we are looking at sources.
10:47We are looking at sources,
10:48and there are also some sources.
10:50There are also some sources.
10:51There are also some sources.
10:52There are also some sources.
10:53First of all, as I have told you,
10:55that it is completely dry.
10:57So, here, we were trying to give water with tankers.
11:01We were making small water holes.
11:03And, when the water was filled with tanks,
11:05the water was filled with water.
11:06There were also many, many of the funds,
11:07and in that, we were not able to use water.
11:10Now, we have seen that,
11:11as we have used the water holes to use gravity,
11:15we have to use the water to use the water.
11:17We have to use the water to use the water.
11:19And, the water quality of water.
11:21So, we can say 90% of the problems that we have had,
11:27that the water goes back and gets out of it.
11:30So, that's the problem we have gained from this way.
11:34Do we see wildlife here?
11:38Or do we see wildlife here?
11:42Or do we see wildlife here?
11:46If we look for tourism,
11:49I would say that March, April, October, November,
11:53where sighting is easily.
11:55But, you can see,
11:57there are nocturnal animals here.
12:01So, in the water holes,
12:03there are more presence in the evening and evening.
12:07But, if I say that March and April,
12:10because the water is dry,
12:12so, in March, April, May,
12:14there will be more presence in these water holes.
12:17So, when the water is increased,
12:19when the water is increased,
12:20when the water is increased,
12:21the water is reduced.
12:23Then, this hall works for wildlife.
12:27And, as they said,
12:29because, as they said,
12:31there are 4 ranges from 2,
12:33or 50% of the work.
12:35And, in the other days,
12:37the rest of the range will be done.
12:39So, for wildlife,
12:41so, the water is increased,
12:43so, the water is increased.
12:45Especially, when the water is increased,
12:47when the water is increased,
12:48and the water is increased,
12:49and the water is increased.
12:50So, I hope,
12:51that in the coming days,
12:53this Europe has made an impact from over 200.
12:55But, in the other parts,
12:56this project is also going to be
12:58so that when the water is increased,
12:59when the water increases,
13:00while the water increases,
13:01when the water increases,
13:02then, the water increases,
13:03through the small risk for the water.
13:05Innsan's inshallah khaki gremia vannye jivo kye liye bhi pani ka sankat lekear ati hai
13:10Lekin raja ji tiger reserve nne eek aisa mechanism tayar kiya hai
13:14Jho vannye jivo kye liye pani ke sankat ko dur kar raha hai
13:18Khaz baat ye hai ki isme ne keval sarkar ke budget ko
13:22Kehi na kehi hihani honne se roka gaya hai
13:24Bulkhi kai tarhe ki suvidhae bhi isse ho rahi hai
13:27Aiseme ye mechanism ne keval utra khand ke raja ji tiger reserve
13:31Bulkhi dèj bharke jenglou kye liye
13:33this is an example.
13:37I'm from the Naveen Uniaal, ETV Bharat.

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