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Balance Growth in Tourism and Environment

Balance Growth in Tourism and Environment
Start Date :
Jan 01, 2015
Last Date :
Jul 17, 2015
04:15 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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How can we balance growth in tourism with preserving the balance in nature i.e. not harming the local environment?

How can we balance growth in tourism with preserving the balance in nature i.e. not harming the local environment?

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Dhiraj Admane
Dhiraj Admane 11 years 6 months ago
Across Vidarbha mainly villages around Wardha, Nagpur, Yeotmal, Chandrapur, Gadhchiroli seems to be heavily affected because of drought. Rivers dried because of no water, dams buildup for main cities water supply but further villages got no water hence Rivers dried. Villagers find it difficult to survive because of no water. Vidharbha needs to connect with other rivers. Ganga, Narmada rivers can be channelize and routed towards Vidarbha. Please help poor farmers of Vidarbha. Modiji PLEASE HELP !
Deepak Jacob
Deepak Jacob 11 years 6 months ago
Indian embassies in all countries should conduct yoga and ayurveda seminars to propagate yoga and enhance India's soft power
SHUBHAM MAHESHWARI
SHUBHAM MAHESHWARI 11 years 6 months ago
i think legal education can be provided to all india it can help to build India but in India 2%of people aware of constitution and many dont now what is constitution itself thats why we are lagging behind
ARAVAMUDHAN PC
ARAVAMUDHAN PC 11 years 6 months ago
This indeed is a very important topic. The solutions depend upon each place of interest and locality. Let me again take example of Rameshwaram, a pilgrimage town that sees thousands each day, normally. This is an island, without own good drinking water source. As this place is surrounded by seas, it is hot & humid. One feels thirsty often and can one afford to spend heavily on bottled water? IF PROBLEM IS SOLVED ON WAR FOOTING, SAY, "BY SEA-WATER CONVERSION" TO GET WATER, WILL IT GIVE A BOOST?
Badri Narayanan
Badri Narayanan 11 years 6 months ago
In Order to have Clean Environment and to have Balance Growth in Tourism,Travelling by Winch is one of the best options. This can be made to use in all hill stations reducing Public Transports. People can reach faster and Green Environment without Pollution is Possible.Eg of some of the hill stations which can be thought of in implementing is Tirupati, Vaishnava devi, Badri, Kedar, Amarnath,Gangothri, Yamunothri and Rishikesh.
Punit Agrawal
Punit Agrawal 11 years 6 months ago
No compromise on environment. It shall create clean and beautiful spaces, and shall automatically attract tourism. Administration responsible for upkeep of those places need to create suitable infrastructure for its maintenance and upkeep.
Shalini Saxena
Shalini Saxena 11 years 6 months ago
Utilising the locally available materials for the construction and promoting locally available food and items for tourism will balance the environment and tourism of the said place. This way uniqueness of the place too is preserved without harming the environment.
DK AGGARWAL
DK AGGARWAL 11 years 6 months ago
THE RECOVERY OF AMOUNT OF DISHONOR OF CHEQUE IS MADE VERY COMPLICATED BY RECENT JUDGEMENT OF SUPREME COURT, WHERE CASE U/S 138 IS TO BE FILED IN THE STATE/AREA WHERE IT HAS BEEN ISSUED. IT MEANS IF CHQ HAS BEEN ISSUED FROM PATNA AND GIVEN TO DELHI PARTY, THE DELHI DELHI PARTY HAS TO GO TO PATNA AND ENGAGE ADVOCATE IN PATNA AND DEFAULTER IS SITTING AT EASE IN PATNA RATHER TO COME TO DELHI FOR PAYMENT. PLEASE REVERSE TO OLD SYSTEM BY INCLUDING IN BUDGET. MR ARUN JAITLY PLEASE CONSIDER.