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god has been very kind to our country to provide her unlimited natural resources. nepal is the second richest country in water resources in the world. we can see many rivers, rivulares, brooks, streams, fall, lakes and small springs. among them, rivers are the most important water resources in nepal. the major rivers in nepal are mechi, koshi, bagmati, narayani, gandaki, kanali and mahakali. among them, the koshi is the largest, the narayani is the deepest and the karnali is the longest rivers in nepal. the major lakes are mahendra tal, phewa tal and begnas tal. similarly there are innumerable brooks, streams and springs. snow-capped mountain peaks are the permanent water resources of rivers, lakes and rivulates. our life is closely related to the water resources. all of them play a vital role in the development of the country. we have produced hydroelectricity in many places using the water of the rivers, rivulates and streams. we use water for irrigation, cooking, washing and drinking. they are also important for transportation and entertainment. nowadays, many people enjoy rafting in rivers and booting on lakes. rivers also play the role of regional and national boundries of the country. the agriculture of nepal can be improved by providing adequate irrigation. speciallu the rivers which floe through or near the cities are getting polluted. similarly, the lakes and small stream have got polluted because of the different activities of human beings. urbanization and industrialization are the main causes of pollution of water resources. we can see that 'phewa tal' in pokhera is getting polluted. nowadays, the bagmati and the bishnumati in kathmandu are no more rivers; rather they seem to be dirty drainages. the resources of water are getteing badly affacted. because of rapid deforestation, water amount in rivers has been decresing.
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