Question
[121]. Read the following passage carefully and answer the question.
Passage: In many villages, water arrives not from a tap that never fails but from rain that must be caught, stored and shared wisely. Old wisdom understood this: ponds were desilted before the monsoon, wells were deepened in summer, and rooftop rain was guided into tanks rather than allowed to run into drains. Modern pipes have helped, but they have also encouraged waste, because water that comes from far away feels free and endless. It is neither. Groundwater levels fall when extraction exceeds recharge, and a village that ignores its ponds soon depends entirely on tankers. Conservation is therefore not a slogan but a daily discipline: repair a leak, harvest the rain, protect the catchment, and treat every litre as borrowed from the future. Which of the following can be most reasonably inferred from the passage?
Option 4 : Water conservation in villages has a lasting importance that goes beyond its immediate or obvious effects, and understanding it changes how we judge related choices.
Detailed Solution
सही उत्तर Water conservation in villages has a lasting importance that goes beyond its immediate or obvious effects, and understanding it changes how we judge related choices. है।
The passage's evidence and emphasis support a lasting, wider significance, not dismissal or exclusivity.
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[121]. Read the following passage carefully and answer the question.
Passage: In many villages, water arrives not from a tap that never fails but from rain that must be caught, stored and shared wisely. Old wisdom understood this: ponds were desilted before the monsoon, wells were deepened in summer, and rooftop rain was guided into tanks rather than allowed to run into drains. Modern pipes have helped, but they have also encouraged waste, because water that comes from far away feels free and endless. It is neither. Groundwater levels fall when extraction exceeds recharge, and a village that ignores its ponds soon depends entirely on tankers. Conservation is therefore not a slogan but a daily discipline: repair a leak, harvest the rain, protect the catchment, and treat every litre as borrowed from the future. Which of the following can be most reasonably inferred from the passage?
Correct Answer: Water conservation in villages has a lasting importance that goes beyond its immediate or obvious effects, and understanding it changes how we judge related choices.
The passage's evidence and emphasis support a lasting, wider significance, not dismissal or exclusivity.