Concept:In a severe water crisis, both immediate curbs on non-essential use and public cooperation through awareness are practical administrative responses.
Explanation:Course of Action I is a firm and immediate step to reduce wastage.
Banning non-essential uses like washing vehicles and watering gardens directly conserves scarce water for essential drinking and domestic needs.
This helps manage the limited supply during rising temperatures and contamination issues.
Course of Action II is equally important because a mass media awareness campaign educates citizens and encourages responsible water use.
It also motivates residents to report leakage, contamination, or supply failures promptly to the Jal Kal department.
Awareness builds community cooperation, reduces panic, and complements the restrictive measures.
Complaints have been repeated, so both enforcement and public participation are needed together.
Thus, both courses together form the most balanced and effective remedy.
Answer:D. If both course of Action I and II follows.