It is estimated that out of the 4000 km 3 water, 1869 km 3 is Average annual potential flow in rivers available as water resource. Out of this total available water resource, only 1123 km 3 is utilizable (690 km 3 from surface water resources and 433 km 3 from ground water resources).ith the increasing population of India as well as its all-round development, the utilization of water is also increasing at a fast pace. On an average, India receives annual precipitation (including snowfall) of about 4000 km 3.
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Beaver Gland Castoreum Not Used in Vanilla Flavorings According to Manufacturers. A reader wrote to The VRG in April 2011 about a comment made by British chef, Jamie Oliver, on The Late Show with David Letterman. Mr. Oliver said that vanilla flavoring in ice cream is made with castoreum, a substance derived from beaver anal glands. The reader asked us if there was any truth to this statement. The VRG asked five companies that manufacture both natural and artificial vanilla, vanilla extracts, concentrates, distillates, powders, and flavors. All five unanimously stated that castoreum is not used today in any form of vanilla sold for human food use.