“The container belonging to a company is marked ‘Defoamer Stock’, which means the tanks and all the equipment used to spray chemicals to remove foam from the Yamuna have already been set up,” says AAP Delhi president
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Critically examine the ethics of alleged corruption in the management of the Yamuna River by the Delhi Jal Board, and its implications for environmental governance in Delhi.
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The Delhi Jal Board is responsible for managing which river in Delhi?
The Delhi Jal Board is responsible for managing the Yamuna River in Delhi, which is a critical water body in the city's ecosystem.
Consider the following statements regarding Delhi Jal Board (DJB) and Yamuna River: 1. The DJB has set up tanks and equipment to spray chemicals to remove foam from the Yamuna River. 2. The Yamuna River is located in the state of Uttar Pradesh. 3. The AAP Delhi president has raised concerns about the alleged corruption in the DJB. How many of the above statements are correct?
Statement 1 is true because it is directly mentioned in the fact list that the DJB has set up tanks and equipment to spray chemicals to remove foam from the Yamuna River. Statement 2 is false because the fact list states that the Yamuna River is located in Delhi, not Uttar Pradesh. Statement 3 is true because the AAP Delhi president is mentioned in the fact list as having raised concerns about the alleged corruption in the DJB.
Consider the following two statements: Statement-I: The Delhi Jal Board (DJB) is responsible for managing the Yamuna River in Delhi. Statement-II: The DJB has set up tanks and equipment to spray chemicals to remove foam from the Yamuna River. Which one of the following is correct in respect of the above statements?
Statement 1 is true because fact 1 states that the DJB is responsible for managing the Yamuna River in Delhi. Statement 2 is true because fact 2 states that the DJB has set up tanks and equipment to spray chemicals to remove foam from the Yamuna River. However, Statement 2 does not explain why Statement 1 is true, as it is a separate fact.