The large structures that are constructed to ensure the adequate storage of water not just for irrigation, but also for generating electricity are called as ___.

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Irrigation is the method in which water is supplied to plants at regular intervals for agriculture. The large structures that are constructed to ensure the adequate storage of water not just for irrigation, but also for generating electricity are called as Dams.

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Two group of people debated about "Dams". Pick out the statement which were debated for and against the topic:

1. Social problems because they displace large number of peasants and tribal without adequate compensation.

2. Economic problems because construction of dams swallow up huge amount of public money.

3. Dams are used to generate electricity.

4. Dams are used to store large amount of water, which can be used later for irrigation.

5. Indira Gandhi canal has brought greenery to considerable areas of Rajasthan.

6. Environmental problems because they contribute enormously to deforestation and the loss of biological diversity.

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