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Liton Das Posted 7 years ago
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Jharkhand dam rain
Basically the rain in Jharkhand happens because of dam's water. Water of dams in Jharkhand if releases then rain happens.
Is that grammatically correct, Jharkhand is name of a city in India.
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Liton Das Is that grammatically correct? No, and I don't believe it is scientifically correct either. Rain comes from clouds in the sky, not from dams.
- Liton Das Is that grammatically correct?
- No, and I don't believe it is scientifically correct either.
- Rain comes from clouds in the sky, not from dams.
- If the water is released from the dams in Jharkhand, it rains.
- I think you meant this: When it rains heavily and the reservoirs near Jharkhand are full, water is released from the dams through sluice gates.
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Liton DasIs that grammatically correct?
No, and I don't believe it is scientifically correct either. Rain comes from clouds in the sky, not from dams.
If the water is released from the dams in Jharkhand, it rains.
I think you meant this:
When it rains heavily and the reservoirs near Jharkhand are full, water is released from the dams t
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