Indian, Relating to the country of India or its people, culture, or language., protest, A public expression of disagreement or disapproval., independent, Not controlled or influenced by others; free to make your own decisions., environmental, Relating to the natural world and the impact of human activity on it., pollution, The presence or introduction into the environment of substances or things that cause harm or discomfort to living beings., waste, Material or substances that are discarded or no longer needed., arranged marriage, A marriage where the families of the bride and groom choose their partners for them., wedding, A ceremony in which two people are joined in marriage., several, More than two but not many., computer programmer, A person who writes and tests computer programs., solve, To find an answer to a problem., enjoy, To take pleasure in something., tour guide, A person who shows tourists around a place of interest., prince, A male member of a royal family., assembly line, A manufacturing process where a product is put together in stages as it moves along a conveyor belt., goods, Things that are made or grown to be sold., machine, A device with moving parts used to perform a specific task., true, Accurate or correct., virtual, Existing only in a computer or simulation., office, A place where people work, usually doing administrative or professional tasks., teenager, A young person between the ages of 13 and 19., economy, The system by which a society produces and distributes goods and services., grow, To cultivate or produce something., farming, The practice of growing crops and raising animals for food., sustainable, Able to be maintained at a certain rate or level without depleting natural resources., fertiliser, A substance added to soil to help plants grow., damage, Harm or injury to something., soil, The upper layer of earth in which plants grow., sanitation, The practice of maintaining clean and hygienic conditions, especially in relation to food and water., pollute, To contaminate or make impure.

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