Outline the steps involved in attaining sustainable development in India.
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The steps involved in attaining sustainable development in India are:
Use of non-conventional sources of energy: This will help in reducing our dependency on thermal power and hydel power. Thus, use of non-conventional sources of energy will help in ensuring sustainable development.
LPG, Gobar gas in rural areas: Use of LPG and gobar gas in rural areas will help in reducing the extraction of firewood for fuel. Thus, it will help in reducing air pollution and felling of trees.
CNG in urban areas: As the example of Delhi shows, increased use of CNG in urban areas can help in improving air quality.
Wind power: Wind power is a renewable source of energy and can be harnessed with available technology. Many wind farms are already operational in India.
Solar power through photovoltaic cells: Solar panels are being used for powering traffic lights and hoardings in many cities. Solar cells are also being used in water heaters and for lightning purposes.
Mini-hydel plants: Mini hydel plants can be ideal for hilly areas which have large number of streams. Mini hydel plants can help in supplying electricity to remote areas and also in preventing transmission losses.
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What is sustainable development? Suggest any four strategies for sustainable development.OR
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