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3, Kami-Jaipur By Renewable Energy Corporation. MW solar power project installed Its being done. 4. College-Jodhpur Balesar of Jodhpur, the first "solar power" fridge in India and Rajasthan. At Uran Primary Health Center. . Doordarshan broadcasts with solar energy. (i) Wind energy That is, the energy received by the winds, solar energy is being given to the same nature or in many parts of the world and now in India it is being successfully done in many places. Rajasthan is also a state among them. It is possible to develop wind energy and important steps are also being taken in this direction. To obtain wind power, it is operated from the view by placing a 'windmill' and the power generated from it is collected and used in running generators, running pump sets, electrical systems etc. It is most developed in Rajasthan, especially in western Rajasthani, because the wind speed here is 20 to 40 km. it occurs. The central government has prepared a pro
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Natural Irregular cutting of trees, cutting of the forest by the tribals of the land for cultivation are the main reasons for the destruction of vegetation. The plains and pastures of Srid-Pass which are widely found in the local language are found in most of the languages ​​of Junction, Sikar, Ajmer, in Udppar and the mild parts of Sirohi. FS. According to the Forest Survey Report 2013 of the state In the last 2 years 98 sq km Area has increased Sun area is 957 percent of the total area of ​​the state, in 2011 it is 32639 sq km. (9.54 percent). According to this, 412 sq km in plantation compared to 2011. happened. In fact in 2011, forest and tree cover in the state Was sq km. Which is 7.12 percent of the geographical area of ​​the state, now the total forest cover and tree cover of the state is 200 percent of the geographical area of ​​23946 sq km). Stunt of forest report by Forest Survey of India, Dehradun In comparison to the year 2009, a total of 51 sq km in the state. B
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The Revolt of 1857, as mentioned earlier, was a turning point in the history. The period after the revolt witnessed major changes. India came directly under the British Crown. The British introduced the divide and rule policy to prevent the occurrence of another such revolt. The English educated classes had not participated in the revolt. After the revolt, they realised that the British had no intentions of giving them government jobs as they had hoped for. This class took a lead in forming political associations to create awareness between 1850s and 1870s. Some of these political associations were: (a) Indian Association (b) Madras Mahajan Sabha (c) Bombay Presidency Association (d) Poona Sarvajanik Sabha These associations had an all India character though they often had regional names. Dissatisfaction with British rule had been brewing for a long time. The passing of the 1. Arms Act (1878) - prevented Indians from carrying arms. 2. Vernacular Press Act (1878)-
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