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Life cannot exist on earth without water – Explain.
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उत्तर १
Title: “Water – The Elixir of Life”
Author: Sir C.V. Raman
Theme: No life is possible without water.
“Water is the basis of all life”
Life cannot exist on earth without water. This common substance, in our everyday life, is the most potent and most powerful thing on the earth. It has played a significant role in shaping the earth’s history and continues the leading role in the drama of life. Water is the basis of all life. Every animal or plant contains a large proportion of water in its body.
No physiological activities are possible in which the fluid does not play an essential part. Water is necessary for animal life. Moisture in the soil is a must for the life and growth of plants and trees, But the quantity varies greatly with the species. Water is essential in human life too. It is, thus, fundamental for human welfare.
“Only water that matters in all life”
उत्तर २
“There is no life without water”
Water is the elixir of life. Water is the basis of life. This common substance plays a vital role in the life of humans, animal,s, and plant. It is the most potent and most powerful thing on the earth. It has sharpened the history and continues the key role in the drama of life.
Every animal or plant contains a large proportion of water in its body. Physiological activity in which the fluid plays no essential part. Water is necessary for animal life. It also is a must for the growth of plants and trees. The quantity varies enormously with the species. Water is essentia] in human life. Thus it is clear that water exists in all life.
“Where there is water, there is life”
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