Interlinking of Rivers in India: Overview and Ken-Betwa Link

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This comprehensive look at the river-linking project in India provides an unbiased analysis and considers the pros and cons associated with the project, giving insight into how such projects can be analyzed by pointing out gaps in feasibility reporting and project planning. The expert information provided is factually based and does not rely on rhetoric or emotion, leaving readers to form their own opinions about the project.

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