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✓ Published: 04-Apr-2020
✓ Published: 04-Apr-2020
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Save water for your next generation, don't waste one drop of water. in every second India lost one drop of water from Indian Street tap. My conpect is if India lost in a second one drop of water from a tap.Then 1mint 60 drops fall. 1day 86,000 drops fall.nwater fallen in a day =5.7liters. To accurate the same amount of water women in Rajasthan walk for 12kms Everyday in Hot summer. They fight for one drop water. So plz save water for next generation.nni feel & realize the pain of water so,i
Save water for your next generation, don't waste one drop of water. in every second India lost one drop of water from Indian Street tap. My conpect is if India lost in a second one drop of water from a tap.Then 1mint 60 drops fall. 1day 86,000 drops fall.nwater fallen in a day =5.7liters. To accurate the same amount of water women in Rajasthan walk for 12kms Everyday in Hot summer. They fight for one drop water. So plz save water for next generation.nni feel & realize the pain of water so,i
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