My questions regarding the junk food are:-
 
1. What is junk food?
2. What makes junk food different from the regular food we consume?
3. Why is it gaining popularity these days?
4. How is it affecting our lives?
5.In this 21st century is it possible to live without junk food?
6. Should we stop consuming junk food?
7. Can junk food be made healthy? If yes, how?

My Topic:  POLLUTION HAPPENING IN DELHI FROM BURNING OF CROPS

• Why are these crops burnt?

• Is there no alternative method instead of burning crops?

• Due to burning can earth be destroyed?

• Why is government not taking steps against it?

• Why is Delhi's atmosphere being so affected by this?

• Due to this can other crops be spoiled?

• What are the other effects of burning of crops?

• Why is Delhi blaming on this for its pollution?

• Are there more causes of pollution in Delhi?

• Can it be stopped?

• Should steps be taken to decrease the climate change happening from this?

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Food wastage in Indian Weddings 

• What is food wastage?

• How is food wastage and Indian weddings related?
• What happens to the leftover food in Indian weddings?
• What is the average amout of food wasted?
• How is it linked with climate change?
• What is people's call on this ? How are they discarding the waste generated in the present scenario?
• What can be some alternatives to food wastage?
• Why isnt the quantity restricted?
•  Was the idea of limiting the expenditure in Indian weddings right or wrong ?

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