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Yes, we have to pay for water about Rs. 300 per month. The rate is the same in different colonies.

Yes, in summer we use pot made up of clay and sand. Water remain cool in it

We can separate chalk powder by straining with a cloth.

Yes, some rituals are performed during marriages etc

I will not choose the following jobs: 

(i) Sweeper 

(ii) Labourer 

(iii) Fruit/Vegetable hawker 

(iv) Painter

 (v) Gatekeeper

I want to study hard and get a challenging job. I want to achieve a good name and respect in the society and also earn in a good income, so that I can live a happy life. But the jobs mentioned above are not very respectful and I will not be able to earn well by doing these jobs. Thus, I will not choose these jobs.

For travelers, there were arrangements of piau, mashak etc. Now a-days, people usually purchase packaged drinking water or carry their own water bottles.

Yes, I have seen remain of as old beautiful near the step well at my village.

No, because salt got dissolved completely into the water

How much money is to be paid for this bill Rs. 312.00.

Yes, a few years back there was an acute scarcity of water in my village. To solve the problem, villagers made collective offers and cleaned up and repaired the pond and all the wells of the village to make them usable again. Tons of garbage was taken out from these water bodies. The hard work of villagers bore fruit and even today they are fulfilling their water requirement from these pond and wells. 

In our area the price of petrol is 48 rupees/litre while that of diesel is 34 rupees/litres.

Besides oil, minerals like iron, copper, bauxite, gold etc. deep are found inside the earth.

The work which does not require much brain are not challenging, for example, work of a sweeper, gatekeeper, doing white wash on building etc. People does not want to these jobs because by these jobs we cannot earn well, these are not challenging and these are not considered respectful.

There are residential buildings around it

Of course, water contains salt. It is completely mixed up with water

I think poor people prefer bicycle than to spend daily on buses while the rich ones use cars for convenience and also maintain their status.

Vehicles can run on petrol, diesel, CNG, LPG, battery and solar energy.

In 75 houses.

The prices of petrol and diesel are going up because its production is limited while consumption is increasing day by day.

Following measures could be taken to save oil: 

(i) In place of using personal vehicles, we should use public transport system like buses, trains or metro trains etc.

 (ii) We should prefer walking on foot or using bicycle

(iii) We should keep our vehicles switched off on red lights. 

(iv) We should utilize solar energy for different purposes.

Electricity. In 1976, LPG and Kerosene were used in 10 houses and in 1996 this increased to 18. This means that in twenty years their use will be increased by 80%. 

If we don’t get petrol or diesel for a week in our area, life will come to a standstill and the crisis would badly affect the transport system. Machines used in factories and agriculture works will also become non-functional. We will not be able to get electricity from generators either. In other words, life will be messed up.

As there were no windows on the ground floor hence, the ground floor was protected from the cold winds. Thus, in order to protect them from the icy cold winds of the winter season, they live on the ground floor.

Diesel is used to run cars, buses, trucks, tractors, trains and generators. Besides, it is also used to run machines in factories.

Oil is used as fuel for vehicles, for cooking food, lighting, dry, cleaning, to run machines and making plastic and paints.

In our home about 100 litres of petrol and 10 litres of diesel are used on conveyance and generator.

In 84 houses.

The people who cook food using wood or upla may suffer from problems like coughing, nausea, headache, and lung diseases.

Since Durga is poor, she is unable to use anything else instead of wood.

People need to do this work due to poverty

My mother cooks food in my family. In other families in my area the ladies or servants cook food.

Yes, once I have collected dry wood and also made cow dung cakes. To make cow dung cakes, balls of cow dung are made and then these are flattened to make round and flat surfaces. After that these are dried up in the sun.

Yes, there are fields, farms, concrete roads, drains etc. around my school. The area around my school is basically flat. When it rains, the rain water goes into the drains, pipes and pits. Some water is also absorbed by the soil.

If the number of vehicles keep on increasing on the road then besides heavy traffic, problems like air pollution, noise pollution, accident etc. can arise. 

Old people: Low floor, special arrangement of seats near the doors.

 Children: Low floor, closed door 

Those who cannot see? Low floor, closed door and special arrangement of seats near the doors.

We can have problems like coughing, nausea, headache and diseases related to lungs can have from smoke coming out of vehicles

I guess in the next 10 years, use of electricity and LPG would increase while that of wood, coal and upla will decrease.

Cars, buses and motorcycles need petrol, diesel or CNG while cycles do not need any such fuels.

Cumin (jeera)m aniseed (saunf).

Rajma, apple, cumin, aniseed.

Mango, apple, papaya.

Seeds are spread by: 

(i) Birds and animals

 (ii) Humans 

(iii) Wind 

(iv) Water

I can see vehicles like cars, buses, auto rickshaws, motorcycles, cycle etc.

Seeds are spread by birds, animals, air and water. Birds and animals throw out seeds after eating the fruit. Thus the seeds spread out. Similarly, some light seeds are spread by wind. Some fruits are carried out by water, thus seeds are spread out.

If the seeds did not spread out, they would fall in the parent bed itself leading intostruggle for water, minerals and sunlight. As a result, none of the plants would grow properly or survive.

Yes, I have heard their sound.

Tea, mango, orange, radish, methi, spinach etc. were grown in India long ago. Yes, Mangoes and bananas were grown there. Tomato, potato, green chilli, cabbage, pea, coffee bean, bhindi, etc. came from other countries. If there had been no potatoes or tomatoes in our food, the food would have been tasteless