Water Dams and Their Economic Role in Sustainable Development of the Agricultural and Energy Sectors in India

Abstract

A dam is defined as a barrier that divides water, and dams generally serve the primary purpose of retaining water. India has the largest number of water dams in the world after the United States of America and China. It has two of the top ten dams in the world: the Tehri Dam 261m and Keshaw Dam 253m. Efforts have been combined to preserve water resources, and provide what would ensure life on the surface of the earth through the construction of dam projects and making maximum use of them. Dams aim to store water for irrigation and drinking, to face drought crises in some years, and to reduce the risk of floods. Water dams play a major role in sustainable development in the agriculture and energy sectors, given that water is the basis on which agriculture and energy are based. The development of agriculture and energy inevitably leads to the recovery of the economy as a whole.

Authors and Affiliations

Ibrahim Abdul Salam Ali Mohammed Algalaly

Keywords

Related Articles

Demand Management for Water Resources in the Irrigation and Population Sectors in Jordan

The Jordanian irrigation sector is one of the largest sectors consuming water. In view of the water crisis in Jordan, Jordan is considered one of the leading countries in the use of treated water for agriculture, while w...

Personality Traits and their relation to Behavioral Deviance in Street Children: A Socio-Psychological Study

The aim of the research is to identify the causes of the phenomenon of street children in the city of Port Said. It also aims to identify street children personal traits and behavioral deviations. It also aims to determi...

Social and Economic Dimensions of Egypt's 2030 Sustainable Development Plan: Workers in Egyptian Universities as a Model

The research aimed to identify the role of sustainable development in achieving sustainable social and economic development. The research also aimed to identify the elements of the sustainable development plan, know the...

Academic Abuse & Power Struggles: A Study of Malcolm Bradbury's Academic Trilogy

In this paper—“Academic Abuse & Power Struggles: A Study of Malcolm Bradbury’s Academic Trilogy”—the issues facing academics and students are mostly discussed along with how they affect their surroundings,...

Developing Sexual Awareness for Mothers of Mentally Retarded Children

The current study aims at develop sexual awareness for the mothers whose children are  mentally retarded, aging from to 9 to14 years old. their IQ levels rang are from 55 to 79, according to the Stanford Binet Scale. Th...

Download PDF file
  • EP ID EP730361
  • DOI 10.21608/jsdses.2022.159886.1002
  • Views 49
  • Downloads 0

How To Cite

Ibrahim Abdul Salam Ali Mohammed Algalaly (2022). Water Dams and Their Economic Role in Sustainable Development of the Agricultural and Energy Sectors in India. Journal of Sustainable Development in Social and Environmental Sciences, 1(1), -. https://europub.co.uk./articles/-A-730361