Aiyyo, first, your big idea is like my loose tea leaves—you must put it in the filter. Take your broad topic and squeeze it: ask *who, where, when* specifically. "Impact of irrigation in Telangana" becomes "How did the Dindi project change paddy yields in Nalgonda district from 2005-2015?" See? That fits in the pot.
From grading 50+ EEs, I tell you the obvious advice is to pick something 'global,' but no. The best questions come from a place you can almost touch, like I know every crack in this counter. A student once wrote a brilliant EE on local temple architecture after complaining in my shop about his vague 'Indian art' topic.
Okay, listen. If by 1000 words your question isn’t guiding you like a regular customer to his usual brand, it’s still too wide. Brew it down until it tastes right.
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