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π π° MS Swaminathan hailed as the father of Indiaβs Green Revolutionβ
, a program under which high - yield varieties of wheat and rice πΎ seedlings were planted in the fields of poor farmers.
πSwaminathan worked with Norman Borlaug and other scientists to bring a social revolution with farmers and government policies in famine-like circumstances in the 1960s.β
πSwaminathanβs efforts in agriculture increased the productivity of foods like rice, wheat, gram, maize etc.β
πThe United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) has described Dr Swaminathan as βthe father of Economic Ecology ββ
πSwaminathan worked with Norman Borlaug and other scientists to bring a social revolution with farmers and government policies in famine-like circumstances in the 1960s.β
πSwaminathanβs efforts in agriculture increased the productivity of foods like rice, wheat, gram, maize etc.β
πThe United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) has described Dr Swaminathan as βthe father of Economic Ecology ββ
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How MS Swaminathan helped India achieve food security π
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How MS Swaminathan triggered the Green Revolution and helped India achieve food security
MS Swaminathan, who passed away recently, played a crucial role in heralding the Green Revolution that helped India combat food insecurity. What challenges did India face at the time and how were they dealt with?
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πMass fishkill is a clear indication of the deteriorating health of the lake ecosystem
πFishkill often happens when the dissolved oxygen (DO) β the amount of oxygen in the water β reduces drastically, choking the fish to death.
πDepleting DO is caused by a higher biochemical oxygen demand (BOD, often because of a high concentration of nutrients and organic matter that decomposes in an anaerobic condition, releasing ammonia or algal blooms in the water body.
π Why fishkill occur at night and are sighted early in the morning ?
πAquatic plants release oxygen as a byproduct of photosynthesis during the daytime, they also absorb oxygen at night, this creates a DO crisis in water bodies, mainly after the sun goes down. So, most fishkill occur at night and are sighted early in the morning.
π Many lakes have become dumping grounds for raw sewage and other effluents which increases the concentration of nutrients and cause High BOD , leads to choking the fish to death.
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πFishkill often happens when the dissolved oxygen (DO) β the amount of oxygen in the water β reduces drastically, choking the fish to death.
πDepleting DO is caused by a higher biochemical oxygen demand (BOD, often because of a high concentration of nutrients and organic matter that decomposes in an anaerobic condition, releasing ammonia or algal blooms in the water body.
π Why fishkill occur at night and are sighted early in the morning ?
πAquatic plants release oxygen as a byproduct of photosynthesis during the daytime, they also absorb oxygen at night, this creates a DO crisis in water bodies, mainly after the sun goes down. So, most fishkill occur at night and are sighted early in the morning.
π Many lakes have become dumping grounds for raw sewage and other effluents which increases the concentration of nutrients and cause High BOD , leads to choking the fish to death.
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π Manambadi / Naganathaswamy temple π
πBuilt by Rajendra Chola I, situated along the southern banks of Kollidam River, Tamil Naduβ
πThe temple had earlier survived a demolition bid to make way for a highway.β
πThe temple is known for its important inscriptions belonging to the periods of Rajendra Chola I and Kulothunga I β
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πBuilt by Rajendra Chola I, situated along the southern banks of Kollidam River, Tamil Naduβ
πThe temple had earlier survived a demolition bid to make way for a highway.β
πThe temple is known for its important inscriptions belonging to the periods of Rajendra Chola I and Kulothunga I β
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