Irrigation Projects of Rajasthan

Definition

The process of artificially watering the land in the absence of rain is called irrigation.. Irrigation is a part of basic infrastructure.

Even after 60 years of planned development, Rajasthan still lags behind other states of India in terms of infrastructure.

in the state**2/3rd of the cultivable land depends on rain.**Does.

dry farming

Farming done by preserving soil moisture in rain-fed areas.dry farmingThey say. The total length of canals in India is the highest in the world. The irrigated area is also highest. But it is less than our requirements.

The largest part of the total irrigated area of ​​Rajasthan is found in Sri Ganganagar and the least part is found in Rajsamand district. Most of the total agricultural area is irrigated in Sriganganagar district and least in Churu district. Rajasthan is an agricultural state. Most of the people here depend on agriculture for their standard of living. Agricultural development depends on irrigation. There is desert in the western part of Rajasthan. Due to the uncertainty of monsoon, something like 'agricultural monsoon gamble' often comes true.

of Rajasthanlatest water policythe cabinet onApproved on 17 February 2010Gave.

means of irrigation

The definition of means of irrigation since April 1978 is as follows.

1. small irrigation system- The means by which irrigation facility is available up to 2000 hectares.

2. medium irrigation system- That means in which irrigation facility is available for more than 2000 hectares but less than 10000 hectares.

3. mass irrigation system- The means by which irrigation facility is available to more than 10,000 hectares.

Major means of irrigation in Rajasthan

1. Wells and tube wells

This is the main means of irrigation in Rajasthan. Total irrigated land is approximately66 percent of wells and tube wellsIt is irrigated from.

Most of the irrigation is done in Jaipur through wells and tube wells. Second place is of Alwar.

2. Canals

in rajasthanThe total area irrigated by canals is approximately 33 percent shareIs irrigated. Maximum irrigation is done through canals in Sri Ganganagar.

3. Pond

**Irrigation from ponds is 0.6 percent of the total irrigated area.**It is in part. Udaipur has the second place in Bhilwara for maximum irrigation from ponds. Most of the irrigation is done from ponds in the southern and south-eastern parts of Rajasthan.

4. Other means

other meansRiver drains are used for irrigation. of the total area irrigated by this means0.3 partsIrrigation is done in.

Ground Water Resources of India 2022

For ground water assessment of RajasthanPanchayat Samiti BlockHas been considered as the evaluation unit.total in 2001 237 blockwere, who295 in 2017And301 block in 2022Done. inOut of 301 blocks, 219 (72%) are over-exploited.In other words 'dark zoneHave arrived in the 'Dark Zone'. OnlyOnly 38 blocks are in safe categoryIs. The number of semi-critical blocks is 20, and the number of critical blocks is 22. The blocks of the districts of the state which have been considered safe include Dungarpur, Banswara, Bikaner, Ganganagar and Hanumangarh districts.

Rajasthan Irrigation Management and Training Institute

Rajasthan Irrigation Management and Training Institute quotaestablishment ofAmericaofNational Development Agencyin collaboration withAugust 1984Was done in. Its main objective is to provide training to the employees, officers and farmers of the Irrigation and Agriculture Department for proper water use and agricultural knowledge.

Major Multipurpose Projects in Rajasthan

Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru‘Multi-purpose projects’Temples of Modern IndiaSaid.

1. Chambal River Valley Project

Chambal project workIn 1952-54Started. itThis pension scheme focuses on workers in the unorganized sector. Under this, the minimum age of the applicant is 18 years and maximum age is 40 years.Is. In this, both the statesshare 50-50 percentIs.

A. Gandhisagar Dam

this damBhanupura tehsil of Madhya Pradesh in 1960Made in. this damChairasigarh8 km from The first one is built in a valley. Two canals have been taken out from it.

left canalAfter reaching Bundi, the river joins the river.

right canal- Crossing the Parvati river, it goes to Madhya Pradesh. There is also Gandhi Sagar power station here.

B. Rana - Pratap Sagar Dam

This dam is 48 km from Gandhi Sagar Dam. AheadchittorgarhInChulia FallsnearRawatbhataat a place calledin 1970Has been created.

C. Jawahar Sagar Dam

ThisKota DamIt is also said that it is 38 km from Rana Pratap Sagar Dam. ahead of kotaBoravas VillageMade in. An electric power plant has also been built here.

D. Kota Barrage

itKota cityIt is built near. Out of ittwo canalsComes out.

right canal- Crossing Parvati and Parvan rivers, it goes to Madhya Pradesh.

left canal- Provides water to Kota, Bundi, Tonk, Sawai Madhopur and Karauli.

2. Bhakra Nangal Project

Bhakra Nangal Project India's largest river valley projectIs.Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, Himachal PradeshIt is a joint project of. In thisRajasthan's share is 15.2 percent (in both electricity and water)Is. Himachal Pradesh's share is only in the production of hydro power. first of allPunjab Governor Lewis DanbySutlej RiverBut expressed the idea of ​​building a dam. construction of this damin 1946began and1962It was dedicated to the nation. itIndia's highest damIs. Name of reservoir of Bhakra DamGobind SagarIs. It is 518 meters long, 9.1 meters wide and 220 meters high.

under this project

A. Bhakra Dam

construction ofHimachal PradeshOfBilaspur districtInSutlej RiverBut it has been done at a place called Bhakra. its reservoirGobind SagarIs. looking at this damPandit Jawaharlal Nehrumade itwondrous giant thingand multipurpose river valley projectstemple of modern indiaSaid.

B. Nangal Dam

this dam1952I was ready. itSutlej RiverBut13 km from Bhakra Dam. Belowtowards**Nangal (Ropar, Punjab)**Made in. 64 km from this. A long canal has been built which supplies water to other canals.

C. Bhakra Main Canal

itNangal Damwhich is derived fromPunjab, Haryana and RajasthanProvides irrigation facility. Construction of Bhakra Canal Systemin 1954Completed.

Also in this projectSirhind Canal, Sirsa Canal, Narwana Canal, Bist Do Aab Canalare derived. Through this project, maximum irrigation in the state is done in Hanumangarh district and Churu, Ganganagar, Hanumangarh, Sikar, Jhunjhunu and Bikaner districts get electricity.

3. Vyas Project

This is a joint project of Punjab, Rajasthan and Haryana to utilize the water of Sutlej, Ravi and Beas rivers. In this, the following two dams have been built on the Vyas River in Himachal Pradesh -

(1) Pandoh Dam:Pandoh (Himachal Pradesh21 km from Mandi Karbe. at a distant) place. from this damVyas-Sutlej Link Canalby removing**Dehar (Himachal Pradesh)**A 990 MW (1656 MW) power house has been established at the location.

(2) pong dam: At Pong place in Kangra district (Himachal Pradesh) have been built.

to RajasthanRavi-Beas riversMost of its share of water is received from this dam. The main objective of Pong Dam is to maintain water supply to the Indira Gandhi Project during winter. 390 MW (5x66MW and 1x60MW) on this dam MW) power house has been established.

Rajasthan gets 20 percent electricity from Dehar power house and 59 percent power from Pong power house and water is available to Indira Gandhi Canal Project.

Beas-Sutlej Link Project (BSLP) : **To maintain water supply in Bhakra and Nangal dams.**And to utilize the excess water of Vyas river, this link canal has been taken out from Pandoh Dam.

Ravi-Beas water dispute

for sharing of waterRajasthan, Punjab, Haryana, Jammu-Kashmir, Delhi, Himachal Pradesh in 1953An agreement was reached between the states in which different quantity of water was determined for all the states, but even after this the dispute did not stop.in 1985 Rajiv Gandhi Longwala AgreementunderJustice IradiUnder the Chairmanship oferadi commissionWas created. This commission86 lakh acre cubic feet water for RajasthanThe quantity has been decided.

4. Mahi – Bajaj Sagar Project

itJoint project of Rajasthan and GujaratIs.in 1966as per the agreementRajasthan's share is 45 percent and Gujarat's share is 55 percent.is, but it is made from100% electricity to Rajasthanis received. in this projectPanch Mahal district of GujaratInMahi RiverButKadana Damhas been constructed. under this projectBanswaraOfBorkheda villageInMahi Bajaj Sagar DamIt is made. Apart from this, 2 canals, 2 electric planets, 2 mini electric planets and 1 Kagdi pick up dam are built here.in 1983 Indira GandhiMade water flow. from this project**Water supply to some tehsils of Dungarpur and Banswara districts.**it occurs.

Kagdi Pickup Dam is constructed under Mahi Bajaj Sagar Project.second phaseMahi has been done in Banswara below Bajaj Sagar Dam. from this damtwo canalsRight –Bhikhabhai Sagwada Canal(71.72 km long) and left –Anandpuri-Bhukiya Canal(26.12 km long) has been taken out.

mega projects

1. Indira Gandhi Canal Project (IGNP)

this projectWhen completed, it will be the world's largest projectThisState's lifeline/MarugangaIs also called. First its nameRajasthan Canal' Was.2 November 1984Its name 'Indira Gandhi Canal'The project has been done.Bikanerengineer ofKanwar Sainbyin 1948Presented a report before the Government of India, the subject of which was 'Water requirement in Bikaner state' Was. Headquarters of IGNP (Board)JaipurIs in.

The main objective of construction of this canalUtilization of 86 lakh acre cubic feet of water allotted to Rajasthan from the water of Ravi Beas rivers.Is. First to build a canalFirozpurInSutlej, Beas riversat the confluence ofin 1952 Harikai BarrageWas constructed.**From Harikai Barrage to Gadra Road of Barmer.**The target was set to build a canal.

Shri Ganesh of canal construction workImmediate Home Minister Shri Govind Vallabh Pantby31 March 1958Did it to.11 October 1961Irrigation started with this, whenImmediate Vice President Dr. RadhakrishnancanalizedNaurangdesar DistributorWater had flowed in.

origin of this canalNear Firozpur in Punjab Confluence of Sutlej-Beas riversmade onHarike BarrageIs from. IGNP has two parts. first partRajasthan Feederis called itsLength 204 km.(170 km Punjab and Haryana + 34 km Rajasthan). which from Harikai BarrageHanumangarhOfMasitawali HeadIs extended to. Water is not exploited in this part of the canal.

of IGNPsecond part main canalIs. hisLength 445 km.Is. itFrom Masitawali to Mohangarh town of Jaisalmeris extended. Thus**The total length of IGNP is 649 km.**Is. The length of its distributaries is 9060 km. Is. In the first phase of construction of IGNP, Rajasthan feeder Suratgarh, Anupgarh, Pugal branch has been constructed. Along with this 3075 km. Long distributary canals have been constructed.

Construction work of Rajasthan feederin 1975Completed. 256 km in the second phase of canal construction. Long main canal and 5112 km. A long distribution system has been targeted. The second phase of the canal started from Satasar village of Pugal area of ​​Bikaner. The second phase has been completed in Mohangarh town of Jaisalmer. That's why Mohangarh town got IGNP.ZERO POINTThey say.

from its end in Mohangarh townLeelawa and DighaTwo sub-branches have been derived. 256 km. The long main canal was completed in December 1986. On 1 January 1987V.P.(Vishwa Nathpratap) SinghWater flowed into it.

Total Irrigation of IGNP Canal**30 percent through lift canals and 70 percent through branches.**It happens.

Ravi-Beas water disputeconstituted forIradi Commission(1966)Rajasthan received from the decision ofTotal 8.6 M.A. F. 7.59 M.A. out of water. F. Water use through IGNPWill be done from.

10 districts of the state through IGNP -**Hanumangarh, Sri Ganganagar, Anupgarh, Churu, Bikaner, Phalodi, Jodhpur, Nagaur, Jaisalmer and Barmer.**Irrigation is taking place or will take place. Of these, maximum command areas are of Jaisalmer and Bikaner districts respectively.

of the canalleft side area highDue to the presence and non-spontaneous flow of water on the canal systemlift canals were builtAre.

fact

In the original draft of the Rajasthan Canal Project, the plan was to construct water distribution branches and not to construct lift projects.in 1963For the first time, construction of lift projects was included in this scheme, under whichin 1968First Lift CanalKanwar Sen Lift CanalConstruction of '(ancient name Lunkaransar Lift Canal) started.

Veer Tejaji Lift Canal(ancient nameBangadsar Lift Canal) Indira Gandhi CanalProject's shortest lift canalIs.

Rajiv Gandhi Lift CanalDrinking water is provided to Jodhpur city and 158 villages along the way. It is called the lifeline of Jodhpur city. This drinking water lift project has 8 pumping stations, from which water is lifted up to a total height of 219 meters. Its name has been changed to ‘Rajiv Gandhi Water Lift Canal Project’. This is the Indira Gandhi Canal Project**Longest lift canal (176 km)**Is. (SUJAS May 2022)

Bikaner - Lunkaransar Lift Canal Second longest major canalIs.

Branches have been taken out from the right bank of the canal and lift canals have been taken out from the left bank. But the only branchRawatsar'It has been taken out from the left bank of the canal.

9 branches have been taken out from IGNP which are as follows -

Hanumangarh

1.Ravatsar

This is the first branch of IGNP which is the only such branch. Which originates from the left side of the canal.

Sri Ganganagar

1. Suratgarh

Anupgarh

1. Anupgarh

Bikaner

1. Pugal

2. Charanwala

3. Dator

4. Birsalpur

Jaisalmer

1. Martyr Birbal

2. Sagarmal Gopa

The sub-branches of IGNP are –

Leelawa and Digha

Sagarmal Gopa Branch

Gadra Road

Barkatullah Khan Sub-branch

Baba Ramdev Branch

Through IGNP, drinking water will be available to Hanumangarh, Sri Ganganagar, Bikaner, Jaisalmer, Barmer, Nagaur, Churu, Jodhpur, Jhujhunu. And 18.36 lakh hectare irrigable area will be available.

Following are the measures for regular flow of water in IGNP.

1. Vyas – Dam on Sutlej River

2. Pong Dam on Vyas River

3. Construction of a link canal at the confluence of Ravi-Beas rivers at a place called Madhopur in Punjab.

Gandheli Sahwa Lift CanalFromGermanyWith the help of 'your plan'It has been made. In the first phase of this scheme, there will be water supply in Hanumangarh, Churu, and in the second phase, there will be water supply in some villages of Churu and Jhujhunu.

3 mini electric planets have been made at Suratgarh and Anupgarh branches of IGNP. There is a plan to connect this canal with Kandla port in future. Due to which it will become the Rhine river of India.

Dr. Sichendinvented bylift translator deviceBy installing the canal at different places, enough electricity can be generated to provide regular electricity supply to the entire North-Western Rajasthan.

2. Ganganahar

itIndia's first canal irrigation projectIs.BikanerMaharaja ofGangasinghBy the construction of Ganganahar through the efforts ofSutlej RiverTo bring water to Rajasthan4 December 1920ToBikaner, Bhawalpur and Punjab statesSutlej River Valley Agreement was signed between.

Foundation stone of GanganaharFirozpur HeadboxBut5 September 1921Laid by Maharaja Ganga Singh.

26 October 1927the then Viceroylord irwinbySri GanganagarOfShivpur Head BoxBut let's inaugurate. this canalSutlej RiverFromFirozpur, PunjabOfHussainiwalaIs extracted from.Sankha village of Sri GanganagarIt enters Rajasthan in . Via Shivpur, Sriganganagar, Joravarpur, Padampur, Raisinghnagar, Swaroopshahr, it reaches Anupgarh.

The length of the main canal is 129 km.Is. (112 km Punjab + 17 km Rajasthan) from Firozpur to Shivpur Head. of the canalLength of distributaries is 1280 km.Is.Lakshminarayan ji, Lalgarh, Karniji, reviewIts main branch. It is used for regular flow of water in the canal and at the time of canal repair.Ganganahar LinkHas been linked to. this link canalLohagarh in Haryanaextracted from and**Connected to Ganganahar in Sadhuwali village of Sri Ganganagar.**Is.

3. Bharatpur Canal

this canalwestern yamunaofAgra CanalIs extracted from.Bharatpur Nareshbyin 1906The construction work of this canal was started whichIn 1963-64It was ready. hisTotal length 28 km.(16 Uttar Pradesh + 12 Rajasthan). From thiswater supply in bharatpurit occurs.

4. Gurgaon Canal

this canalJoint Canal of Haryana and RajasthanIs. The main objective of construction of this canal is during monsoon season.Utilization of excess water from Yamuna riverHave to bring.in 1966Its construction work started andin 1985It is completed.

This canal is in Yamuna river.Aunkhala of Uttar PradeshIs extracted from. itdigof the districtJurera (Jutera) village of Cama tehsilEnters Rajasthan in. bragged aboutCama and Deeg tehsilThere is water supply. hisTotal length 58 km.Is. nowadays itYamuna Link ProjectThey say.

5. Bhikhabhai Sagwara Mahi Canal

itDungarpur districtI am in this projectin 2002Central Water Commission gave approval. In thisMahi RiverBut this canal has been taken out by constructing a siphon. With this, irrigation facility will be available in about 21000 hectares in Dungarpur district.

6. Jakham Project

this projectin 1962Was started. this projectChittorgarh - Pratapgarh RoadButAnuppura villageMade in. itHighest dam of Rajasthan (81 m)Is. from this projectPratapgarhWhile irrigation facilities and drinking water are supplied to the tribal areas, this dam projectUdaipur and Chittorgarh districtsWater is supplied for irrigation.

7. Sidhmukh Nohar Project

its name nowRajiv Gandhi Nohar ProjectIts foundation stone is5 October 1989ToRajiv GandhibyBhadranearBhirani villageDid it from.Ravi-Beas riversAdditional water has to be used, for thisBhakra Main CanalFrom275 km longA canal has been dug.

Financial support to this projectEuropean Economic CommunityReceived from. From thisNohar, Bhadra(Hanumangarh), Taranagar, Sahwa(Churu) tehsils.is getting benefits. of this project12 July 2002ToSmt. Sonia GandhiInaugurated by. water for this projectMargin Money up to Rs 5 lakhHas been brought from.

8. Bisalpur Project

this projectBanas RiverButTonk districtOfTodaraisingh townIs in. itdrinking water projectIs. its beginningIn 1988-89Happened. itRajasthan's largest drinking water projectIs. From thistwo canalsHas also been taken out. From thisAjmer, Beawar, Kishangarh, Nasirabad, Jaipur and Sarwar- KekriThere is drinking water supply. ThisNABRDOfRIDFFinancial assistance is received from.

9. Narmada Canal Project

itJoint project of Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra and RajasthanIs. in this project0.5 MA for Rajasthan. ft (million acre feet)It has been determined. to take this waterGujaratOfSardar Sarovar DamFromNarmada Canal(458 km Gujarat + 75 km Rajasthan) has been determined. this canalSeelu village of SanchoreEnters Rajasthan in. on February 2008Vasundhara RajeMade water flow. in this projectIrrigation only through sprinkler methodThere is a provision to do so. in the projectthree lift canalsHas been constructed-Bhadaria Lift CanalIn Gudamlani area of ​​Barmer,Panoria Lift CanalIn Dhorimanna area of ​​Barmer andSanchore Lift CanalGoes in Sanchore tehsil of Sanchore district.Gudha Malani Tehsil of Sanchaur and BarmerIs benefited.

fact

Medha PatkarAndBaba AmteThe relationship has been going on since 1985.Narmada Bachao Andolan' is from. leader of this movementMedha PatkarThe demand was that the height of the Sardar Sarovar Dam built on the Narmada River should not be too high because due to increasing the height of this dam, 192 villages and one town of Madhya Pradesh are coming under submergence area. Due to this, 40 thousand families will have to leave their homes and villages.

10. Isarda Project

Banas RiverThis project to tap excess waterSawai MadhopurOfIsarda VillageMade in. From thisSawai Madhopur, Tonk, JaipurThere is water supply.

11. Lakhwar Dam Project

Union Water Resources MinisterShri Nitin GadkaribyYamuna Basin AreaInRs 3966.51 croreMultipurpose costing Rs.Lakhwad Dam Projectfor the construction ofsix statesChief Ministers of (Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, Shri Yogi Adityanath, Chief Minister of Rajasthan, Smt. Vasundhara Raje, Chief Minister of Uttarakhand, Shri Trivendra Singh Rawat, Chief Minister of Haryana, Shri Manohar Lal, Chief Minister of Delhi, Shri Arvind Kejriwal and Chief Minister of Himachal Pradesh, Shri Jairam Thakur.) in New Delhi. Upon completion of this project, the problem of water shortage in all these states will be solved, as it will improve the water flow in Yamuna River during the dry season of December to June every year. The project was approved by the Planning Commission in 1976. Ten years later, after getting environmental clearance in 1986, in 1987, Jaypee Group started the construction of the 204 meter high dam under the supervision of Uttar Pradesh Irrigation Department. In 1992, when about 35 percent of the work was completed, Jaypee Group walked away from the project due to lack of money. Later in 2008, the Central Government declared it a national project, under which 90 percent of the money will be spent by the Central Government and the remaining ten percent will be spent by the states. Under Lakhwad ProjectLohari village of Dehradun district in UttarakhandA 204 meter high concrete dam is to be built on the Yamuna river near. Uttarakhand will get the entire 300 MW power generated under the project, which will cost approximately Rs 1400 crore. Uttarakhand will bear this expense. The construction work of the project will be done by Uttarakhand Jal Vidyut Nigam Limited. Delhi will get drinking water from this, while other states will get water for irrigation.

12. Renukaji Dam Project

Delhi, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh and RajasthanChief Minister of11 January 2018ToRenukaji Multipurpose Dam ProjectSigned the agreement for. construction of dam inDrinking water supply in six statesIt is being done keeping in view the needs. Agreement signed by Union Minister for Water Resources, River Development and Ganga RejuvenationNitin GadkariDone in the presence of. DamYamuna and its two tributaries Giri and TonsWill be built on. Uttarakhand and Himachal Pradesh are included in this. The project was conceived in the year 2008. The central government will bear a major part of the expenditure on this, while the states will have to pay only 10 percent. “Renukaji Dam is envisaged as a storage project on the Giri River in Sirmaur district of Himachal Pradesh,” the government said in a statement. The 148 meter high stone dam will provide water at the rate of 23 cubic meters per second to Delhi and other basin states. This project will also generate 40 MW electricity.

Medium and Minor Irrigation Projects

Jawai Dam

this damLuni Riversubsidiary ofJawai RiverButshiftOfSumerpurMade in. construction ofJodhpurMaharaja ofUmedsinghby13 May 1946got started,in 1956Its construction work was completed.

This dam was first built by English engineersedgar and fergusonStarted later under the direction ofMotisinghThe dam work was completed under the supervision of. Thisfrom Marwar ‘Amrit Sarovar'They also say. A canal and its branches have been carved out from it.

When the inflow of water in Jawai Dam decreases, itUdaipurOfKotra TehsilMade insei projectHas been linked to.9 August 1977ToseiWater was poured into Jawai Dam for the first time. Restoration work of this dam4 April 2003Started by Sonia Gandhi.

meja dam

this damBhilwaraOfMandalgarh townInKothari RiverBut it is. From thisdrinking water to bhilwara cityis supplied. On the sail of Meja DamMeja ParkTogreen mountThey say. This mount is famous for flowers and vegetables.

Panchna Dam

Karauli districtOfGurla villageInsand soilIt is a dam built from. in this damBhadravati, Barkheda, Ata, Machi, Bhaisawar are five rivers.It comes and falls. so itPanchna DamSays. itRajasthan's largest dam built from soilIt has been created by the economic combination of America. From this**Karauli, Sawai Madhopur, Bayana (Bharatpur)**There is water supply in.

Mansi Vocal Project

itRajasthan GovernmentAndHindustan Zinc LimitedIt is a joint project of. In this70 percent water usage UdaipurAnd30 percent water use Hindustan Zinc LimitedDoes. in this project4.6 km long tunnelHas been made. This is the largest water tunnel of India and Rajasthan.

Parvati Project (Aangai Dam)

in this planDholpur DistrictInParvati RiverButin 1959A dam was constructed. Due to this, irrigation facility is being provided in Dholpur district.

Orai Irrigation Project

In thisChittorgarh districtInBhopalpura villageNearOrai RiverBut a dam was constructed. A canal has been taken out from this dam whose length is 34 km. Is. from this projectChittorgarh and BhilwaraIrrigation facility is being provided in the district.

serious planning

construction of this damNimbahera (Chittaurgarh)NearGambhiri RiverButin 1956to be done. This is a dam made of mud. Irrigation facility is being provided to Chittorgarh district from this dam.

Indira Lift Irrigation Project

itKarauli districtIt is the largest irrigation project. In thisChambal Riverto the water of**Kasedu Village (Karauli)By raising 125 meters high nearKarauli, Bamanwas (Gangapur City) and Bayana (Bharatpur).**Irrigation facility was provided.

Bagheri Naka Dam

Bagheri Naka Dam Rajsamand districtOfhills of khamnorNearBinol VillageInBanas RiverBut it was built in 2006. from this damRajsamand and UdaipurDrinking water is supplied to more than 300 villages in the districts.

Hathiadeh Irrigation Project

Hathiadeh Irrigation Project Baran DistrictOfKishanganjof the tehsilKarwari Khurd VillageIncool riverBut is under construction. Through this project, irrigation facility will be provided in 6885 hectare area of ​​45 villages of Baran district.

Chulideh Project

Chulideh Project Gambhir River (Untagan River)subsidiary ofBhadravati RiverButKarauli districtLocated in.Panchna DamChulideh project has been constructed to protect Karauli city from floods when it is filled.

Nonera Dam

Eastern Rajasthan Canal Project (ERCP)underNonera Dam Budhadit village of Digod tehsil of Kota districtnear theKalisindh RiverBut it is built in 2022. From Nonera Dam of Kota to quench the thirst of 13 districts including Jaipur and Ajmer.TonkOfBisalpur DamWater will be brought in.

Eastern Canal Project (ERCP)

This project of Rajasthan Governmentnational projectTrying to get it declared. 13 districts of RajasthanAlwar, Bharatpur, Dholpur, Karauli, Dosa, Sawai Madhopur, Jaipur, Ajmer, Tonk, Bundi, Kota, Baran, JhalawarWill benefit from the East Canal Project. This project will be completed by 2051 to provide drinking water facility to humans and animals in these districts. It is proposed to provide water for irrigation of 2.8 lakh hectares of land through 26 different large and medium projects. Under the Inter Basin Transfer Project, 5 rivers – Chambal River, Kunu River, Kalisindh, Parvati and Kool River will be linked together. This project is worth about Rs 38000 crore. Rajasthan Government has written a letter to the Central Government to declare this as a national project, if this happens then 90% of the amount will be borne by the Central Government.

Baithali Minor Irrigation Project

bethley Parvati Riverwhich is a tributary ofBaran districtflows in. On thisBaithali Minor Irrigation ProjectLocated in Baran district.

Peelalda Lift Canal

Peelalda Lift Canal Sawaimadhopur districtInChambal RiverIs extracted from. Whereas Piplad Irrigation Project is on Kalisindh River in Jhalawar district.

Jaggar Irrigation Project

Gambhir Riversubsidiary ofJaggar Riverat Jaggar DamKarauli districtLocated in.

Buja and Chak Sandamaria Dam

As per the announcement of Budget 2022-23Kotra tehsil of UdaipurInBuja and Chak Sandamaria BandhoIt will be constructed at a cost of Rs 1800 crore, which will provide drinking water supply to Pali and Sirohi districts.

Bilas Irrigation Project

Bilas River Parvati Riverwhich is a tributary ofBaran districtflows in. Bilas Irrigation Project belongs to Baran district.

Lyasi Irrigation Project

lyasi dark riverAndheri is a tributary ofParvati RiverIt is a tributary of. Lyasi Irrigation ProjectBaranIt was started in 2008 in Khajuriya village of Baraud tehsil of the district. This project will provide irrigation in 2539 hectare area, drinking water to Chhabra and Chhipabraud towns and water supply to Chhabra Thermal Power Plant.

salwan dam project

July 28, 2021long proposed todrinking water problem of mount abuFor permanent solution ofSalgaon Dam Project'(Salgaon Dam Project) Administrative approval was issued by the Policy Making Committee of the said project. Salgaon Dam Project was proposed to be built 44 years ago at an estimated cost of Rs 27 lakh whereas at present the estimated cost of this project is Rs 250 crore. Salgaon Dam Project has been proposed by the Public Health Engineering Department to solve the drinking water problem of Mount Abu.

Rajgarh Irrigation Project

Rajgarh Irrigation Project Jhalawar districtInKanthari and Ahu Riverat the confluence ofRajgarh villageLocated in. This project is providing irrigation facility to 6827 hectares of land area in 25 villages of Jhalawar district.

Parvan Large Multipurpose Irrigation Project

Parvan Large Multipurpose Irrigation ProjectVillageAkawad Kalan Khanpur, District JhalawarnearKalisindh Riversubsidiary ofparvan riverBut is under construction. Foundation stone of this project17 September 2013and the project is to be completed in 2023. Under the project, along with providing drinking water to 1,821 villages, irrigation facility will be provided in 2,01,400 hectares of 637 villages of Jhalawar, Baran and Kota districts. Use of irrigation water in this projectdrip or fountain methodIt is proposed to be done from. in this projectShergarh Wildlife SanctuaryThere is a reserve of 17 million cubic meters of water.

Sawan-Bhado Project

Sawan-Bhado Kota districtOfSangod TehsilThere is an irrigation project located in.

Some important medium and minor irrigation projects

Drinking water and irrigation related schemes

Jeevandhara Yojana

Jeevandhara Yojana Small and marginal farmers of SC, ST castes living below the poverty line.Toconstruction of wellsIn100% grant for minor irrigation worksis planned, whichyear 1996-97Is being implemented independently. before thisJawahar Employment SchemeIt was being run as a sub-plan (Million Well Scheme).

Chief Minister Rajneer Yojana

13 March 2020Chief Minister toAshok Gehlotby**'Chief Minister Rajneer Scheme'' Was announced to be implemented. under which the stateWater charges waived off if monthly water consumption of domestic consumers in urban areas is less than 15 thousand litres.**Will be done. For this, faulty water meters will be replaced with smart water meters.

Prime Minister Agricultural Irrigation Scheme (PMKSY)

3 plansAccelerated Irrigation Benefit Program, Integrated Watershed Management ProgramAndwater management plans on farmconsisting ofIn 2015-16 Prime Minister Agricultural Irrigation Scheme (PMKSY)Was started. In thisCenter and state share 60:40Is of.

Chief Minister Jal Swavalamban Yojana

Launch of this scheme27 January 2016ToJhalawarOfGardankhedi villageInAunty PondDone from. The main of this schemeObjective: Self-reliance for drinking waterHas to happen.

‘Integrated Water Resources Management’ Program

‘Integrated Water Resources Management (IWRM)Under the program of Rajasthan85 blocks and 3182 gram panchayats of 11 districtsIs included. There are 11 districts – Jaisalmer, Bikaner, Barmer, Jalore, Pali, Jodhpur, Nagaur, Churu, Rajsamand, Jhunjhunu and Sikar.

Young India Association

water manfamous asRajendra Singh Tarun union of indiaIs the founder of. Tarun Bharat Sangh (NGO) of RajasthanAlwarof the districtBhikampura villageLocated in, establishedin 1975Was done. It is famous for its work in the field of water conservation. Rajendra Singh was awarded the 'Ramon Magsaysay' Award for water management in 2001 and the 'Stockholm Water Award' in 2015.

Atal Ground Water Scheme

Atal Ground Water SchemeTo25 December 2019ToAtal Bihari Vajpayeeof95 jubileeBut it got approval from the Union Cabinet and itsLaunching on 1 April 2022to be done. in this projectGovernment of India 50% staketowards50% stake of World BankIs. Government of India has started this schemeIn the first phase (2020-2025)78 districts of 7 states of the country (Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, Gujarat, Karnataka and Haryana) have been included, out of which17 districts of RajasthanIs included. Under this scheme, ground water exploitation will be reduced by proper management, promotion and conservation of water resources.

Rajiv Gandhi Water Harvesting Scheme

In order to stop the falling groundwater level in Rajasthan, the Government of Rajasthan hasMaximum collection, conservation of rain water and fair use of available water.to do20 August 2019From 'Rajiv Gandhi Water Harvesting Scheme' was started.

Mission Amrit Sarovar

water conservation for the futureBy this point of view24 April 2022ToAmrit Mahotsav of IndependenceUnder'Mission Amrit Sarovar' started. Under this, almostConstruction of 50000 Amrit SarovarsIs in this sanctuary.Till 15th August 2023Will be completed.**Rajasthan is the first state in the country to enact a law for interlinking of rivers.**Is.

‘National Water Shed Management Project’ (NWMP) / Neeranchal

Government of IndiaMinistry of Rural Development (Department of Land Resources)Byworld banknourished'National Water Shed Management Project’ (NWMP) / Neeranchal Project 18 selected districts of 9 states(2 districts of each state) was started in the year 2015-16, in which Rajasthan stateJodhpur and Udaipur districtsHas been selected. The World Bank will provide 50% of its cost as loan. Water shed management includes proper management of surface water and ground water. The project is implemented for a period of 6 years (2016-21).

Janta Jal Yojana

Janta Jal Yojana Public Health Engineering DepartmentThose are those drinking water schemes, which are prepared and put into operation by the Public Health Engineering Department.Voluntary organizations, NGOs. And handed over to Gram PanchayatsIs performed. At present, except Bikaner and Jaisalmer, 6514 Janta Jal Yojana are operational in the remaining 31 districts of Rajasthan. Janata Jal Yojana is operated through ‘Panchayati Raj Department’.

bhungru method

bhungru methoda waterstorage technologyis, in which one**A hollow pipe with holes is inserted underground as a borewell.is, of whichExcess rain water is filtered and flows underground.**It is done. With this, one can get rid of water stagnation caused by salinity and soil deterioration. During summer, this water is drained and used again for irrigation. Bhungru Method has been awarded the 'Most Successful Social Enterprise' award at the University of Singapore. The pilot project of Bhungru technology has been given in-principle approval in 5 states Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Orissa and Assam. In this, 12 districts of Rajasthan have been selected – Sri Ganganagar, Hanumangarh, Chittorgarh, Pratapgarh, Bhilwara, Baran, Kota, Jhalawar, Bikaner, Jaisalmer, Jodhpur and Barmer.

Traditional water management in Rajasthan

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