Question

Major objective behind the launch of Jai kranti Abhiyan and Jal swavalamban programme is ______________.
a. Water management
b. Famine
c. Drought
d. None of these

Answer 1

Hint: The Mukhyamantri Jal Swavlamban Abhiyan (MJSA) has changed the essence of the state concerning water, boss clergyman Vasundhara Raje said on Wednesday. Talking at the dispatch of the fourth period of the plan, Raje said that the state which was known as a dry state has now become a case of water stockpiling. She added that the fortune of the state will change in coming a very long time because of the plan.

Complete answer:
Raje was tending to the authorities and water specialists who were available at the state farming administration foundation while initiating the fourth period of the plan.
She said that the groundwater level in towns expanded 4.66 feet on a normal basis because of work done under MJSA. She said that individuals are presently ready to get water from around 63 per cent hand siphons which have run dry while 20% tubewells have got dynamic.
The goals of Jal Kranti Abhiyan and Jal Swavalamban program is Strengthening grass-root association of all partners remembering Panchayati Raj Institutions and nearby bodies for the water security and improvement plans (for example Participatory Irrigation Management (PIM)
• Encouraging the selection/use of conventional information in water assets preservation and its administration.
• To use area level aptitude from various levels in government, NGO's, residents and so on
• Enhancing work security through water security in rustic areas. Adding to the accomplishment of the mission, Raje said that the National Green Tribunal has prescribed this mission to different states too. Indeed, even the Niti Aayog made a unique notice of the plan in its public water file report. She said that association farming service had likewise welcomed the state for an introduction on this mission.

Hence, the correct answer is option A.

Note:
In the fourth period of the mission, MJSA will begin in around 4,000 towns where water structures will be made. She said that in three stages in excess of 3 lakh water structures have been made in excess of 12000 towns.