How are the infrastructural facilities to be developed in the NCR ?
Power tariff will have to be adjusted that Delhi becomes less attractive for industrial and commercial power. Efforts have to be made to provide drinking water in sufficient quantity to urban and rural areas of NCR. The problems of sanitation, sewage disposal and storm water drainage will have to be tackled firstly in the urban areas. For the disposal of sewage, the NCR planning board is considered to introduce Sulabh International.
With reference to the Karnataka - Tamil Nadu Industrial Region, answer the following:
a. State the locational advantages of the region.
b. Name the most important textile centre and one major iron and steel manufacturing centre.
On the outline map of India provided, mark and name the following:
a. The range found between the two west -flowing rivers of the Deccan.
b. Write LP over area having very low pressure during the Hot Dry Season.
c. Shade an area in the North East having mountain forests.
d. Shade and name the Union Territory having the lowest population density.
e. Write 'T' over the region where the highest yields of tea are found and name it.
f. Shade and name a large jute - growing area other than West Bengal.
g. Mark with a dot and name an artificial harbour.
h. Shade and name the industrial area where most of the steel plants are found.
i. Mark the Kolkata - Delhi side of the Golden Quadrilateral.
j. Mark and name the southern -most oil refinery.
a. Discuss the main objectives of the N C R Plan.
b. What are the proposals to distribute the economic activities in the region?
