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1. a poor use of taxpayer money
2. the funds should be redirected
ORGANIZATION
INTRO - agree with the viewpoint
BODY1- One compelling reason to redirect - ethical concerns
millions sufferim from MALNUTRITION(STARVATION - HUNGER) or living below the poverty line -
not only unjustifiable but also morally questionable - ODAMGARCHILIK JIHATDAN
This issue is particularly pressing in India, where large segments(katta qismi) of the population lack access yo basic necessities . Prioritizing space exploration over the immediate needs of these people reflects a misalignment(no'jo'ya ish) of government priorities and a failure to address the most urgent humanitarian concerns.
BODY 2 - it has not yielded any significant, tangible results since moon landings.
Even there are technological advancements, these have not translated into(o lead to (something) as a result : result in.) meaningful improvements in the daily lives of ordinary people.
The lofty goals of exploring space - finding another planet or understanding the universe, seem far removed from the critical needs of individuals who struggle with basic needs. Given the limited impact, the vast sums of money spent on these programs would be far better allocated to areas such as education, public healthcare and infrastructural development. They would have immediate and lasting benefits for millions of people
1. a poor use of taxpayer money
2. the funds should be redirected
ORGANIZATION
INTRO - agree with the viewpoint
BODY1- One compelling reason to redirect - ethical concerns
millions sufferim from MALNUTRITION(STARVATION - HUNGER) or living below the poverty line -
not only unjustifiable but also morally questionable - ODAMGARCHILIK JIHATDAN
This issue is particularly pressing in India, where large segments(katta qismi) of the population lack access yo basic necessities . Prioritizing space exploration over the immediate needs of these people reflects a misalignment(no'jo'ya ish) of government priorities and a failure to address the most urgent humanitarian concerns.
BODY 2 - it has not yielded any significant, tangible results since moon landings.
Even there are technological advancements, these have not translated into(o lead to (something) as a result : result in.) meaningful improvements in the daily lives of ordinary people.
The lofty goals of exploring space - finding another planet or understanding the universe, seem far removed from the critical needs of individuals who struggle with basic needs. Given the limited impact, the vast sums of money spent on these programs would be far better allocated to areas such as education, public healthcare and infrastructural development. They would have immediate and lasting benefits for millions of people