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Anupam Mishra – The ancient Vedic water harvesting system destroyed by the British(British East Ind. Co, Goldman & Sachs, Monsanto etc)) and the Arabs over the last 1,400-years in India. It's a miracle we still survive

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Those ideas that Anupam Mishra shared was valuable thoughts and working older ideas that are never failed.

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I was inspired on Anupam Mishra's speech.His idea was relevent to the problem faced by people nowadays.
-Rathna Srinithi

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hi i am going to share my veiws on water harvesting  this is the vedio shoun by our mam i wondered about the topic what mam took and i came to know that how to harvest water

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THIS VIDEO WAS REALLY INTERESTING. I CAME TO KNOW HOW ANCIENT HUMAN USED THESE MANY WAYS TO SAVE WATER!😲😲😲😯😯

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This video was really interesting.This video also shows us how to save water. We also came to know how to use the traditional method.

B.Christlin Rebecca
VIII-B

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From this video we know that traditional methods are still very perfect for using .ANUPAM MISHRA was explain it very clearly. Water is precious than gold. In future we do not know there will be water or not.
Siva Vishnu Prian.G
VIII B

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From this video we know that traditional methods are still very perfect for using .ANUPAM MISHRA was explain it very clearly. Water is precious than gold. In future we do not know there will

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From this video we know that traditional methods are still very perfect for using .ANUPAM MISHRA was explain it very clearly. Water is precious than gold. In future we do not know there wi

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From this video we know that traditional methods are still very perfect for using .ANUPAM MISHRA was explain it very clearly. Water is precious than gold. In future we do not know there

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From this video we know that traditional methods are still very perfect for using .ANUPAM MISHRA was explain it very clearly. Water is precious than gold. In future we do not know there

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From this video we know that traditional methods are still very perfect for using .ANUPAM MISHRA was explain it very clearly. Water is precious than gold. In future we do not know the

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From this video we know that traditional methods are still very perfect for using .ANUPAM MISHRA was explain it very clearly. Water is precious than gold. In future we do not know

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From this video we know that traditional methods are still very perfect for using .ANUPAM MISHRA was explain it very clearly. Water is precious than gold. In future we do not kno

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From this video we know that traditional methods are still very perfect for using .ANUPAM MISHRA was explain it very clearly. Water is precious than gold. In future we do not kno

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From this video we know that traditional methods are still very perfect for using .ANUPAM MISHRA was explain it very clearly. Water is precious than gold. In future we do not kn

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From this video we know that traditional methods are still very perfect for using .ANUPAM MISHRA was explain it very clearly. Water is precious than gold. In future we do not k

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video was intresting and good and that was also an intresting speech

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video was intresting and good and that was also an intresting speech

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K.Nishaanth

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Rainwater harvesting is a type of harvest in which the rain drops are collected and stored for the future use, rather than allowing it to run off. Rainwater can be collected from rivers or roofs and redirected to a deep pit, aquifer, a reservoir with percolation, or collected from dew or fog with nets or other tools

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it was a ethical explanation about geographical places and the executive display about the crisis faced by his state-RAJASTHAN. It is a great presentation by ANUPAM MISHRA

-MUKESH X-A

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This video was nice. I learnt how to save water and rain water harvesting.I learnt about the types of architecture of the wells to save water.This video was informative.

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GEOGRAPHY TED TALK
DATE: 31-01-2020

Anupam Mishra talks about the amazing feats of engineering built centuries ago by the people of India's Golden Desert to harvest water. These structures are still used today -- and are often superior to modern water megaprojects.

The groundwater is 300 feet deep, 100 meters. And in most parts it is saline, not fit for drinking. So, you can't install hand pumps or dig wells, though there is no electricity in most of the villages. But suppose you use the green technology, solar pumps -- they are of no use in this area.

They collect 100 thousand liters in one season. And this is pure drinking water. Below the surface there is hard saline water. But now you can have this for year round. It's two houses. We often use a term called bylaws. Because we are used to get written things. But here it is unwritten by law. And people made their house, and the water storage tanks. These raised up platforms just like this stage. In fact they go 15 feet deep, and collect rain water from roof, there is a small pipe, and from their courtyard. It can also harvest something like 25,000 in a good monsoon.

By this method anupam mishra
sir says that a single drop of water is not wasted. that is the reason why I liked this video.

Due to the water scarcity nowadays  in tamilnadu can also use this method of well .

"thank you mam for showing a wonderful video like this."

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IT WAS AN INTERESTING SPEECH ABOUT WATER HARVESTING.I LIKED THE TRADITIONAL STRUCTURES,IT WAS AWESOME AND AMAZING.

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Anupam Mishra explain clearly about the traditional ways conversation water in kund, johard and there planning in the past foe that. He also says there are many canal which are dry and there living in desert with 6 cm to 7 cm of rain fall  in saving them these area help them to survive...
-R.Ramnivas

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IT WAS A INTRESTING VIDEO BY ANUPAM MISHRA.  Anupam Mishra talks about the amazing feats of engineering built centuries ago by the people of India's Golden Desert to harvest water. These structures are still used today -- and are often superior to modern water megaprojects.

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Rainwater harvesting is a type of harvest in which the rain drops are collected and stored for the future use, rather than allowing it to run off. Rainwater can be collected from rivers or roofs and redirected to a deep pit, aquifer, a reservoir with percolation, or collected from dew or fog with nets or other tools

THE TALK BY ANUPAN MISHRA WAS EXPLAINING THE INTRESTING FACTS ABOUT THE JOHADS IN RAJASTHAN,INDIA. THE OLD CONSERVATION OF WATER AND ITS SPECIALITY WAS EXPLAINED BY HIM THE IMPORTANCE OF WATER  .Rainwater harvesting is a type of harvest in which the rain drops are collected and stored for the future use, rather than allowing it to run off.Rainwater harvesting is a type of harvest in which the rain drops are collected and stored for the future use, rather than allowing it to run off. Rainwater can be collected from rivers or roofs and redirected to a deep pit (well, shaft, or borehole), aquifer, a reservoir with percolation, or collected from dew or fog with nets or other tools. Its uses include water for gardens, livestock,[1] irrigation, domestic use with proper treatment, indoor heating for houses, etc. The harvested water can also be used as drinking water, longer-term storage, and for other purposes such as groundwater recharge.
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Kavuri shankar G.K.

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Sathiesh
It was a very nice video. It gave me a great experience. The speaker explains the concept very well.

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It is anice video.it shows how to save water

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The talk by Anupan Mishra, the old man who beautifully explained about the interesting facts about the johads in Rajasthan, India. The old conservation of water and its speciality was explained by him. The importance of water is shown through this TED talk. It was historical and inspirational speech by him.
- Gokula Thirumeni.T X-A

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IT IS A QUITE INTERESTING VIDEO .I LIKED THE VIDEO AS IT TELLS US ABOUT THE TYPE OF ARCHITECTURE OF THE WELLS AND ABOUT SAVING WATER. WELLS BEING A GREAT RESOURCE HELPS US TO SAVE WATER.

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We have to start water conservative program and use the water available in a best possible way
Subiksha

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TED talk  ANUPAM MISHRA about the traditional methods of water conservation like water harvesting and construction of kunds in dry areas like The Great Thar Desert is very helpful .  He tells how conservation of water can  prevent the shortage of water in the future.                - KARISHMA RAAJU  G.M.

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We are blinded now-a- days by the fact that only technical systems could change the world.But this video broke up that myth and bought us into the reality.All the ancient  systems he mention were not only simple but aso cost effective.This is my word for Mr.Mishra"Your talk was quite thought provoking".If the driest place in India could survive water scarcity then we can also thrive even better.

"Let's head back to what our ancestors did and solve the prevailing water dispute."

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This video tells lot about rainwater harvesting.We can learn the current situation of life without water.Anupam Mishra tells the method for saving the water. He further tells about its uses.
-Krishnaveni.A

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it’s Krishna meena. Yo me this video teaches me more and I liked this video a lot. This video teaches me a lo  Th about water harvesting and different type of water harvesting

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The video was very nice. The video explains about the geographical maps. The video helps us to know more about topographic map. We learnt many things from the video.    - T. NATESH PANDIAN

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THIS IS ME HARINI.THIS VIDEO TELLS MORE ABOUT THE VARIOUS METHODS OF RAIN WATER HARVESTING IN THE GREAT THAR DESERT.THE PEOPLE WERE SO INTELLIGENT.
HATS OFF TO THEM.THANKS ANUPAM MISHRA WAS SHARING THIS INFO.
-T.HARINI VIII-B

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IT WAS REALLY AMAZING TO KNOW THAT THE TRADITIONAL METHOD OF CONSERVING WATER IS EASIER THAN MODERN..... I PERSONALLY APPRECIATE HIM FOR HIS HARD WORK.....

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This video by Anupam Mishra helps in explaining a lot about Traditional  means of harvesting and irrigation and its advantages  over modern methods.

Bala Athithya.K.R

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The video is very useful for peoples. In these days everyone are facing water scarcity. I think it is a good idea for all. It is unbelievable that the traditional method is better than the modern method.
- HARI_HARAN@VIII-B

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This video tells a lot about tradition water harvesting methods and the beauty of traditional engineering and construction. - M. Meeraa Kannamma

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Anupam Mishra: The ancient ingenuity of water harvesting

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With wisdom and wit, Anupam Mishra talks about the amazing feats of engineering built centuries ago by the people of India's Golden Desert to harvest water. These ancient aqueducts and stepwells are still used today -- and are often superior to modern water megaprojects.