Identify the water harvesting system in Western Himalayas.
Guls: - • Guls are diversion channels that are built along the contours of hillsides to collect and transport water from streams and springs to villages and agricultural fields. • The most common water harvesting system in the Western Himalayas is the gul, also known as a kul. • Guls are typically made of stone or earth and are lined with clay or plastic to prevent leakage. • They can be several kilometers long and may have several branches to distribute water to different areas.
Which of the following is the most reactive element in the Periodic table?
Peoples of the Tibeto-Burman group known as _____________ are thought to have settled in the northern highlands.
What is the name of the bilateral military exercise between the Indian Army and the Royal Oman Army?
At the Indian Film Festival to be held from 12th August to 20th August at Melbourne, Australia, who will be the guest of honor from India?
Bandipur National Park is located in which Indian state?
Capital market helps in ownership distribution
Which organization updated its e-mandate framework to include auto-replenishment of balances for FASTag and NCMC?
In what year was the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (NREGA) enacted?
Which of the following state will not go to election in February?
In which Indian state is the Vishnupad Temple located?
