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pratiyogita darpan hindi magazine subscription Published this article page no   113 Various companies such as NTPC SECI have proposed to set up UMREPPs of around 42000 MW in various states. Advantages of UMREPPs  Provide Common Development Zones It offer developers location that is well characterized with proper infrastructure and access to amenities and where the risk of the projects can be minimized.  Increased Investments It increases the investment potential of already preferred renewable energy sector. For instance the RE sector witnessed significant FDI inflows of $3.22 billion over the last four years.  Enabling the Plug and Play Model Government has proposed the parks will already have necessary clearances and hence the developers can start production without delay.  Provision of related Services Services like secure financing and weather monitoring could be provided in large scale parks. 5.5. ENERGY WATERAGRICULTURE NEXUS NITI AAYOG Why in news? Recently the NITI Aayog and the World Bank organized a oneday workshop on EnergyWaterAgriculture Nexus Grow Solar Save Water Double the Farm Income in New Delhi. This workshop is a part of the Lighthouse India initiative of the World Bank. Need for examining EnergyWaterAgriculture Nexus  India has been trapped in the energywateragriculture nexus for last several decades. The Green Revolution of the 1960s helped ensure food security for the starving millions. However the economics of crop pricing and markets associated with the Green Revolution had damaging and farreaching consequences on the countrys water energy and land resources. o The agricultural sector uses the maximum amount of freshwater in the country (around 85%). About 90% of the groundwater extracted is used by irrigation. o Groundwater irrigation is also highly energy intensive. The policy of free power supply for agriculture led to worsening situation by promoting water intensive crops such as rice and also encouraging wasteful use of water for irrigation. o Schemes such as Minimum Support Price (MSP) and the Public Distribution System (PDS) have ensured a economic preference for rice and wheat based diets. This has led to a shift from traditional millets and the resultant increase in micronutrient deficiency pratiyogita darpan hindi magazine subscription buy.  


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