A. Over-reliance on surface water resourcesB. Lack of rainfallC. Efficient irrigation techniquesD. Over-extraction for irrigation and inefficient practices

A. It has no effect.B. It only affects quantity, not quality.C. It improves water availability.D. It disrupts precipitation patterns, accelerates glacial melt, increases evaporation, ...

A. Only traditional methods are used.B. Drip irrigation and sprinkler irrigation are the only options.C. Drip irrigation, sprinkler irrigation, precision agriculture, rainwater harvesting, and drought-resistant crops.

A. Minimal roleB. Significant role, often dominant, but with issues of over-extractionC. No roleD. It's completely sufficient and sustainable

A. It gives India complete control over all rivers.B. It provides equal shares to both countries.C. It allocates the rivers primarily to one country while granting specific rights ...

A. Uneven population distributionB. Lack of international cooperationC. Insufficient rainfall aloneD. Uneven water distribution, climate change, population growth, pollution, and inefficient irrigation