annual administration report - Water - Government of Rajasthan

ANNUAL ADMINISTRATION REPORT

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COMMAND AREA DEVELOPMENT (CHAMBAL)KOTA (RAJASTHAN)

Phone:

Phone: 0744e-mail:[email protected] Website:www.cadkota.rajasthan.gov.in


FOR

2021-22 (up to Feb 22)

COMMAND AREA DEVELOPMENT (CHAMBAL)KOTA (RAJASTHAN)

Phone: 0744-2500675, 2500853

0744-2500675, 2500853 Fax: 2500769

mail:[email protected] Website:www.cadkota.rajasthan.gov.in


COMMAND AREA DEVELOPMENT (CHAMBAL)

mail:[email protected] Website:www.cadkota.rajasthan.gov.in

INTRODUCTION

COMMAND AREA DEVELOPMENT (CHAMBAL)

KOTA (RAJASTHAN)

ANNUAL ADMINISTRATION REPORT2021-22(up to Feb

22)

INDEX

Sno. Subject Page

no 1. Introduction/ General

background of CAD

1-2

2. Canal System/ Topography and

climate

3-5

3. Soils/ Need for CAD 5-6

4. Constitution of CAD Authority/

Objective

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5. CAD Phase - I,II 7-8

6. Irrigation 9-11

7. Revenue Realization/NABARD 11-13

8. PIM 14-16

9. Correction of system

Deficiencies

17-22

10. On Farm Development 23-30

12. SSD, NREGA 31-33

13. Agriculture Extension 34-39

14. Adaptive Trials 40-43

15. Annexure 44-257

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COMMAND AREA DEVELOPMENT, CHAMBAL,

Kota (Raj.)

INTRODUCTION After independence the Government of India launched a countrywide programme of multipurpose river valley projects to make use of the unharnessed water resources in the country. The Chambal irrigation project is one of the multipurpose river valley projects taken during the first five-year plan of the country. It was estimated that about 3.4 M.A.F. water of Chambal was flowing annually without any use for irrigation and power purposes and also washing away fertile soil through flooding. To make use of this unharnessed water of Chambal, the Government of Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan started a joint integrated scheme of three dams and a reservoir (Figure 1) and the network of canals in 1953 for irrigation. The purpose of the scheme was to generate hydroelectric power and to supply water for irrigation. The project construction began in the year 1953 and water for irrigation by canals was made available in 1960, although the construction of stage-III was completed in 1971. The main features of the system are: - Stage-I :( A) Gandhi Sagar Dam: - The riverbed has a drop of 625 m. from its origin at Mhow up to Kota city where it enters into the plains. Out of this, nearly 122 m. drop occurs in the gorge portion i.e. between Chaurasigarh and Kota city. The first dam Gandhi Sagar is located near Chaurasigarh. It is a 64 m. high masonry gravity dam with reservoir having a storage capacity of 7750 MCM (6.28 MAF) corresponding to F.R.L. at 400 m. (1312 ft) The storage available at Gandhi Sagar has been planned to irrigate 4.45 Lac hectare (1.1 million acres) annually. The head of 47 m. helps in running five generators, four of 23 MW and one of 27 KW capacities. (B) KOTA BARRAGE: - In the cascade development of Chambal Valley this structure is located near Kota city. Its main function is to raise the water level for feeding the canals constructed on right and left banks of the river. This is an earthen dam with masonry structure on left bank. The maximum height of barrage is 37.34 m. with F.R.L. 260.30 m. (854.00 Ft.) The Kota Barrage was completed in November 1960. Stage -II: Rana Pratap Sagar Dam: -

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This is a 54 m. high masonry dam at Rawat Bhata in Chittorgarh District of Rajasthan situated about 56 Kms. down stream of Gandhi Sagar and 48 Kms. upstream of Kota Barrage. The live storage capacity of this reservoir is 1568 MCM (1.27 MAF) while the gross storage is 2900 MCM (2.35 MAF) corresponding to F.R.L. 353 m. This storage supplements the irrigation water available from Gandhi Sagar, thus raising the total irrigation potential from 445000 hectares to 567000 hect. The Rana Pratap Sagar power Station is located on the left bank at the toe of the dam. The power system consists of four turbo generators of 43 MW each, 1280 Kms. of H.T. lines, 10 new grid Sub stations and augmentation of 3 substations in Rajasthan. State -III: Jawahar Sagar Dam: - Jawahar Sagar Dam is a 45 m. high cement concrete gravity dam is located at a distance of 29 Kms. upstream of Kota Barrage to utilize the fall in the riverbed for power generation. Three units each of 33 MW capacities have been installed at this power station. The J.S. Dam has gross storage of 0.054 MAF Corresponding to FRL.980.00.

Figure 1: Index map of Chambal Basin.

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CANAL SYSTEM There are two main canals taking off from the Kota Barrage (Figure 2). The Right Main Canal (RMC) is the 372 Kms. long (124 Km. in Rajasthan and the rest in Madhya Pradesh) while the Left Main Canal (LMC) is 2.59 Km. Two branches, Bundi branch canal and Kapren Branch canal takes off from LMC. The water carrying capacity of the RMC is 6656 cusecs. Left main canal is designed to carry water at the rate of 1500 cusecs.

Figure 2: Command Area of Chambal Project Details of Canal System & Drainage system are as under: --

S.No. Canal system Length Km Designed head discharge in cubic ft per second (cusecs)

Culturable Command area CCA in hect. areas

1 Right Main Canal System in Rajasthan (lies in Kota & Baran districts of Rajasthan)

Main Canal 124 Km. branches and distribution system1376 Km

6656 Cusecs for M.P. & Raj. State

1, 27,000 ha for Rajasthan

2 Left Main Canal System (lies in Kota & Bundi Distt.)

Main Canal 2.59 Km. branches and distribution system is 1248 Km

1500 cusecs 1, 02,000 ha for Rajasthan

3 Total in Rajasthan 2750.74 Km 8156 cusecs 2,29, 000 ha

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S.No. Canal system Length Km Designed head discharge in cubic ft per second (cusecs)

Culturable Command area CCA in hect. areas

Drainage system 1,67,000 ha

General: - The Command Area is located in Kota, Bundi and Baran districts of Rajasthan and is centered at Kota city of Kota. The gross command area in Rajasthan is about 4, 85,000 hectares. The non-irrigable area consists of ravines, gullies and a few high spots. The Chambal Command Area in Rajasthan is spread over eight Panchayat Samities of Kota, Bundi and Baran districts. These Panchayat Samities are Ladpura, Sultanpur, Itawa in Kota district and Bundi, Keshoraipatan and Talera in Bundi district and Anta and Mangrol in Baran district. The total geographical area of the eight Panchayat Samities is about 42% of the total Kota, Bundi & Baran districts. Total Population of Chambal Command area is 25.98 lacs as per censes 2011.Total no of village in chambal Command area is 757 in Kota, Bundi, and Baran District Topography: - It lies at an altitude between 170 M to 260 M above the M.S.L. (Mean sea level) along the right and left bank of the Chambal River. The irrigable area of the project is an elongated basin in the former alluvial plain of Chambal. The Command has an average land slope of about 0.08%. It is drained by 4 major rivers viz Mej, Kalisindh, Parwan and Parvati, which have cut deep into the alluvium exposing bedrocks at some places. The rivers are free flowing and have adequate conveyance channels. These channels and the network of meandering gullies (Nallahs), which are tributaries to them, form the primary drainage system of the area. The nallahs, in the pre-irrigation period remained dry for the greater part of the year and drained the surface water with only occasional flooding during the rainy season. Climate: - The project has got a sub-tropical climate with moderate to hot temperature, ranges between 7 Degree C to 45 Degree C and relative humidity drops to about 20 % during March, April and May. July-August is most humid period averaging 70% to 80% humidity. The Kharif-wet season is spread over from July to September. Rabi winter season is between the months of October to February while the hot season or pre-monsoon season is occurring from April to May. The monsoon usually starts from second half of the June but heavy rainfall occurs during July - August and early September. Normal rainfall of district Kota, Baran & Bundi in Command area of Project is 660.6 mm, 895.2mm and 650-750 mm respectively. Soils of Chambal Command Area: -

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The soils of Chambal Command Area are alluvial in nature and fairly deep in valley portions. However, the depth varies from place to place depending upon the extent of weathering, natural slope, drainage, extent of erosion and exposure of rock out crops. In total tentatively 9 soils series have been identified out of which mostly six exist in Kota, districts while three in district Bundi. The one series namely Bundi series is common in both the districts. The series of Kota district through also met in Bundi but their area is comparatively less. These series are as under: - The average soil depth is > 1.5 M. 1. Kota & Baran Series: - The soils under this series occurs on flat to gently sloping lands. The slope generally ranges from 0 to 2%. These are dominantly fine textured varying from clay-loam to clayey. But mostly clay loam. These are non calcareous to slightly calcareous. 2. Kota Variant Series: - These soils are similar to Kota but differ with it in respect of calcium carbonate contents, which are quite high on surface and below, and hence needs special management practices to counter act effects of high lime contents. 3. Chambal Series: - Chambal series soils are high in clay contents as compared to Kota and Kota/Baran variant series. These are grayish to dark grayish in colour. The clay content is as high as 48 to 51 % in lower depths, which is quite compacted, thereby exhibiting toughness within root zone depth. 4.Chambal variant series: - Chambal variant series soils in general are similar to Chambal series except these are mostly free from lime contents (Non calcareous). 5.Sultanpur Series: - These soils also fall in the category of fine textured soils and are dominantly salty-clay-loam. These are yellowish to yellowish brown in colour and high to very high in lime contents, which varies from 10 to 40% or more. The lime nodules are inter-mixed throughout the soil profile. 6.Bundi Series: - The soils of this series are sandy-clay-loam to sandy-clay. The colour ranges from dark yellowish brown to very dark brown. These soils are deep to very deep and generally non-calcareous (in some pockets). 7.Balapur Series: - The soils under this series are sandy-clay-loam to clay loam. The colour ranges from dark reddish brown to very dark reddish brown. These soils are generally deep but close to hillocks or foothills. 8.Guda Series: - Guda Series falls under medium texured soils and texure ranges from sandy-loam to fine sandy-loam through out the soil profile. These are deep, calcarious and highly drained soils and are found near the foothills and natural nallas and rivers. 9.Alod Series: - The soils of this series are loam to silty-loam, pale brown to dark yellowish, and deep to very deep non-calcareous to slightly calcareous. These soils are also slowly to

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moderately slow permeable, slightly to moderately erodible and require ant erosion measures as given under Guda series. Need for CAD for Optimal water Management and Maximize agriculture production. By mid-1960 a main storage dam at Gandhi Sagar and a diversionary barrage at Kota, together with the principal irrigation canals in Rajasthan were constructed and irrigation was started. Irrigation had certainly changed the situation of the Chambal Command Area. There had been a steady rise in the area irrigated, average yield and total production of various crops in the area in the initial stage. This situation continued only for 5 to 6 Years and signs of low productivity, reduction in the net area could be visible toward the end of 1960‘s instead of further rise in these indicators. The problems identified were: - (a) Old and unlined earthen field’s channels (b) Poor drainage condition leads into water logging, flooding, yields reductions, and

loss of some productive piece of land. (c) Gully erosion, which caused a loss of land estimated as about 1,000 ha. Per year; (d) Lack of On Farm Development works resulting in low yields and inefficient water

use. (e) Extension services partly effective due to organizational problems and lack of

training/ logistic supports. (g) Inadequate technical and supervisory staff in all the four disciplines of the C.A.D.

Shortage of essential farm inputs mainly seeds and fertilizers. The average yield of the important crops was lagging behind the yield envisaged in the original project report. In 1967, the Government of India, aware of the need to improve the efficiency of water use within the existing Command Area, embarked upon a project called "Land & Water Use and Management in the Chambal Irrigated Area, Rajasthan" with assistance from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the Food and Agriculture organization (FAO). The objectives of the project were as follows: - - To find means of protection against salinity and water logging. - To study the problem of weed control in the existing drainage and irrigation system. - To design and execute irrigation network improvement, land shaping and drainage

in the pilot areas. - To develop proper land use patterns and farm practices for the intensification of

agriculture. The UNDP/FAO Project was completed in 1974 and the final report was prepared which formed the basis of Phase-I of this project scheduled to start from July 1974. CONSTITUTION OF AUTHORITY: - With a view to have a better coordination amongst the various functionaries of the project, Government of Rajasthan constituted a Command Area Authority under the

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Chairmanship of Area Development Commissioner, CAD, Chambal, Kota. A copy of the orders issued regarding constitution of Command Area Authority for Chambal Project and its functions and delegation of powers of Area Development Commissioner is annexed at Annexure-I. OBJECTIVES: - The main objective of the CAD programme are summarised as under: - 1. The efficient utilization of water implying- I) Minimization of water losses through lining of canals, increasing of canal

capacity, installation of control structures, the teaching of improved techniques for more efficient water use etc.

ii) The maximization of gains from water use through on Farm Development

works, the construction of an improved and wider road network, improved agricultural techniques brought about by adaptive research and agriculture extension etc.

II. The equitable distribution of water through Warabandi and greater control

over canal system as a whole. The Command Area Development (CAD) Programme was initiated in 1974 with the objective to bridge gap between irrigation potential created and that utilized through micro level infrastructure development and efficient farm water management; to enhance agricultural production and productivity; and to improve socio-economic conditions of the farmers. C.A.D. PHASE -I. The reasons for the shortfall had been analyzed and put down to lack of drainage and on farm development, inadequate roads; unsatisfactory maintenance and ineffective supporting services. Phase I had been conceived of as being the first step in removing these deficiencies, and it envisaged drainage over 1,67,000 hectares; lining of 21 Kms. of canals where seepage was excessive, increasing the canal capacity in 854 Kms. of canals and the construction of 157 improved control structures, carrying out on farm development over 50,000 hectares, the construction or improvement of 247 Kms. of roads, afforestation and erosion control on one thousand hectare, the provision of 15 thousand tones of nutrient fertilizer to restore the fertility of the proposed On Farm Development areas and strengthening of agriculture research, extension and functioning of cooperatives. The project implementation period was six years and was extended to eight years to facilitate the bridging between Phase-I and Phase-II. The estimated project cost excluding interest and fertilizer cost was Rs. 58.40 crores in the total project cost of Rs. 73.20 crores. It is note worthy that as a result of the extension in project period by 2 years from July 1980 to June 1982, almost every physical and financial target was revised in order to account for the extra period the project was to run. On the basis of figures regarding physical achievements alone the record of Phase-I is impressive. In the case of canal lining; OFD surveys, OFD Works: Drainage and canal capacity, physical achievements from 1974-75

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to June, 1982 either outstripped or equalled the corresponding revised targets. The execution of the miscellaneous structures, Adjustable proportionate Module, canal roads: P.W.D. Roads, Plantation and Warabandi, O.F.D. Planning and drainage survey were just short of their revised physical targets. In case of targets for lining, canal capacity works, P.W.D. Roads and plantation the revised targets were much exceeded. CAD PHASE -II After completion of Phase-I Project. This project has been continuing with the funds available under State Plan. The main project works executed during Phase-I was related to up gradation of irrigation system, construction of drainage network, O.F.D. works construction of roads and afforestation. All the above-mentioned works have been continuing after Phase-I except the programme of construction of road and afforestation, O.F.D. works (As ISBIG scheme not sanctioned by GOI, no central assistance received from GOI from 1.04.2017, so that no new work order sanctioned by GOR, pending liability work excuted during the 2018-19 to 2019-20). The salient features of Phase-I & Phase II with original and revised targets and achievement till date are given in Annexure - III and IV.

IRRIGATION

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IRRIGATION UTILIZATION OF IRRIGATION POTENTIAL

The water of Chambal River is of excellent quality, low in sodium and high in

calcium and magnesium. This water with its low salt contents is suitable for irrigated crop production. The ground water is of poor quality, high in sodium and

low in calcium and magnesium, with medium to high salt content. The irrigation was started in the year 1960-61, immediately after the inauguration of Kota Barrage. The Development of irrigation has been very fast

due to the favourable soil and hydrological condition. There had been steady rise in the area irrigated, average yield and total production of various crops in the area in

the initial stage. The review of development of irrigation is given below:

Irrigated area in ha. Irrigation

Intensity Year Kharif Rabi Total

1961-62 912 25242 26154 11.42%

1974-75 27059 137504 164563 71.86%

1981-82 41861 158589 200450 87.53%

1991-92 37691 204287 241978 105.67%

1992-93 49848 205256 255104 111.40%

1993-94 27440 204659 232099 101.35%

1994-95 41598 207741 249339 108.88%

1995-96 61468 212359 273827 119.58%

1996-97 92830 218056 310886 135.76%

1997-98 54442 203724 258166 112.74%

1998-99 64132 203728 267860 116.97%

1999-2000 40748 175495 216243 94.43%

2000-01 14929 163020 177949 77.71%

2001-02 33731 170032 203763 88.98%

2002-03 NIL NIL NIL NIL

2003-04 - 217550 217550 95%

2004-05 91600 217550 309150 135%

2005-06 80150 217550 297700 130%

2006-07 79650 215850 295500 129.04%

2007-08 53229 178493 231722 101.18%

2008-09 - 188201 188201 82.18%

2009-10 - 187817 187817 82.02%

2010-11 - 186515 186515 81.45%

2011-12 - 206504 206504 90.20%

2012-13 - 204249 204249 89.20%

2013-14 - 179256 179256 78.28%

2014-15 - 183915 183915 80.31%

2015-16 - 187401 187401 81.83%

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Irrigated area in ha. Irrigation

Intensity Year Kharif Rabi Total

2016-17 - 212874 212874 92.96%

2017-18 - 225529 225529 98.48%

2018-19 - 228646 228646 99.85%

2019-20 - 228053 228053 99.59%

2020-21 - 228058 228058 99.59%

IRRIGATION EFFICIENCY The designed duty envisaged in the project report is six cusecs per thousand

acres for irrigation and accordingly intensity of irrigation for Rabi & Kharif were envisaged as 55% and 21% totaling to 76%. In the year 2004-05, this intensity of

irrigation has increased upto 135 % after completing the O.F.D. works in an area of about 85,288 ha.

The availability of water as on 08.10.2021 in M.A.F. was as follows: -

Level Gross storage Live storage

Gandhi Sagar 1311.28

1250.00

5.8198

0.4258

5.3940 MAF

Rana Pratap

Sagar

1156.97

1132.00

2.3246

1.3102

1.0144 MAF

Total 8.1444 6.4084 MAF

Thus due to better management & repair works in canals, sufficient water in tail most areas was provided for Rabi season.

However from the data collected in phase-I i.e. period up year 1983

onwards) on some of the selected minor the average conveyance efficiency for the project works out to be 37%. The figure arrived is comparable with the targeted envisaged efficiency of 38% in Command Area Development Programme. The

impact of water use efficiency could be also utilized by putting the delta as given in above table.

MONITORING OF REGULATION OF RELEASE WATER

The monitoring of regulation of release water in general is mainly controlled

by Area Development Commissioner, Additional Area Development Commissioner who on the advise of Superintending Engineer, CAD, Irrigation Circle, who is water

controller under Rajasthan Irrigation & Drainage Act, 1954. S.E. Irrigation assisted by Executive Engineer, Assistant Engineer & Junior Engineers and other work charged staff like gauge readers, telephone attendant, telegraphic signaler.

Superintending Engineer, Irrigation send the indent for daily requirement of water to RRVUNL authorities on the basis of Executive Engineers’ demand so that the

required quantity of water is being released from the Chambal reservoirs. That water so released is picked up at Kota Barrage and released into Right Main Canal

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and Left Main Canal as per the requirements of Rajasthan & MP state. The SE Canal is guided by the decision taken in the Standing Committee No.2 of M.P.

Rajasthan Interstate Control Board. The daily gauge records are being based from tail to head compiled at the circle level so that monitoring of release of water is

maintained. In order to further improve this monitoring of regulation of water additional wireless sets and low frequency communication net work have been installed in the command area but almost all sets are lying out of order because all

the wireless sets are old and manufactured on old technology.

EFFORTS DONE FOR REVENUE REALIZATION

The Area Development Commissioner, CAD, Kota issued several orders, in compliance of those orders, divisional, Sub Divisional Officers are in regular contact with the Presidents of WUA's and they are being motivated for Revenue Realization

through meetings. Directions have been issued by the Superintending Engineer, Irrigation Circle, CAD also to the Divisional Officers for taking effective measures for

Revenue Realization to chalk out and implement the programme like Chopals etc. in the Chambal Command Area. During the year 2021-22(Feb 2022) revenue recoveries have been made division wise, details are as under: -

Irrigation recovery during 2021-22(Jan 2022)

Amount in Rs Lacs

S.No. Name of

Division

Demand Recovery Penal rate Total

recovery

1. RMC Div

I, Kota

387.2 15.54 2.88 18.42

2. RMC Div

II, CAD, Anta

338.95 20.14 6.29 26.43

3. RMC Div II, CAD, Etawa

321.83 11.21 1.89 13.1

Total 1047.98 46.89 11.06 57.95

4. LMC Dn.

CAD, K.patan .

265.91 26.59 0 26.59

5. LMC Dn. CAD,

Bundi.

431.44 5.43 1.81 7.24

Total 697.35 32.02 1.81 33.83

Total 1745.33 78.91 12.87 91.78

Efforts are being done to make more effective revenue realization.

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CM Announcement 2012-13 Revamping of Chambal Canal System

Except the Right Main Canal, the Left Main Canal and distribution system of

Right & Left canals, the maintenance, improvement & renovation is done by State of

Rajasthan only. Looking to the deteriorating conditions of the canal system and structures

there is excessive seepage from the canal system. There has been persistent demand from

the beneficiaries and local public representatives to bring the system to save the losses

and ensure timely delivery of water to tail area. Looking to the above problems and

deteriorating conditions in the last 50 years Government has consented for

implementation of Revamping programme. The basic objectives of revamping Chambal

canal system are as under:-

1. Overall improvement of Chambal canal system from infrastructure level to socio

economic level.

2. Restoration and improvement of entire macro-irrigation network.

3. Increase in water use efficiency by modernizing canal system, modern irrigation

methods and water smart technology etc.

4. Implementation of improved water management system using SCADA, GIS, MIS.

5. Water conservation and optimum utilization by use of water saving devices and

improved modern practices

The scheme of Revamping works amounting to Rs.1274.42 crores has been

approved in principle by the Government. The scheme has been dovetailed with

MNREGA amounting to Rs.335.23 crores and large works outside the prism of canal

shall be taken up i.e. improvement and strengthening of the canals earthen banks.

A provision of Rs.939.18 crores has been kept for physical improvement of the system

under this component lining of canal in vulnerable reaches, repairs of existing structures,

construction of new structures, outlet rectification works has been considered. This

project was posed for NABARD assistance. The NABARD has conveyed its approval to

finance the project.

Year wise Expenditure as follows:

Rs in lacs

Year 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15 2015-16 2016-17

NABARD 231.86 682.54 7812.45 2041.61 818.68

Year 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21 2021-22(Feb

22)

NABARD 3079.76 5808.62 4888.43 3780.53 20800.84

Total Exp. 49945.32

CM Budget Announcement Year 2013-14

For the maintenances of Chambal Irrigation System the announcement of Rs. 50 crores

has been made under point no. 51 of year 2013-14. In compliance 35 nos. works having

work order amount to Rs. 40.17 crore have been awarded to the contractor and works are

Physically completed

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3 Nos. Cross Regulator on CRMC

To Control flow and prevent wastage of water in Chambal irrigation system works of

installation of cross regulator at three places in CRMC costing Rs. 60.00 crores has been

announced under budget speech year 2013-14. Work order for construction of cross

regulator at RD 8.10 Km. of CRMC amounting Rs. 19.01 crore and one cross regulator at

RD 95.78 Km. of CRMC amounting Rs. 15.47 crore have been given to the contractor

and works are physically complted.

WAPCOS

Chambal Canal System comprises Right Main Canal & Left Main Canal having a

Culturable Command Area (CCA) of 1.27 Lac Ha. & 1.02 Lac Ha. Respectively. Due to

lack of required funds for its maintenance & increased demand of water for high field

crops, damages in the canal system have increased. Almost 50 % to 70 % of canal

structures falls, Head Regulators, Cross Regulators, outlets of distribution system have

been damages and need major repair. Beds of most of the earthen channels are scoured.

In order to renovate and rehabilitate LMC & RMC system of Chambal Command,

feasibility report has been redrafted. Estimated cost of different works and activities

amounting to Rs. 1274.42 crore have been worked on the BSR 2011 of WRD Department

Rajasthan & submitted to the state govt. vide this office letter no. F-95/SE(I)/ CAD/

2012/ Tech/ Revamping/ 595 dated 10.02.2012.

In continuation to this, Hon’ble Chief Minister in his point no. 33 of budget speech

for the year 2012-13 has announced to implement revamping of Chambal Canal System costing

Rs. 1274 crore. The matter has been discussed with NABARD officers for financial assistance to

this project on dated 02.03.2012 at Jaipur. NABARD officials have directed to prepare DPR in

phases.

The administrative sanction of the preparation of DPR & identification of

problems and redesigning of irrigation and drainage system in Right and Left canal was

issued by Govt. vide letter no. F-4(9)/CAD/2012 dated 06.03.13 for Rs. 23.18 crore

The work was awarded to WAPCOS (A Government of India Undertaking) vide

Chief Engineer (East) Cum Additional Secretary, CAD Jaipur vide his letter no. 416

dated 13.03.2013 .

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PARTICIPATORY IRRIGATION MANAGEMENT (PIM)

Participatory Irrigation Management is meant for equitable water distribution

and to improve poor drainage, thereby increasing irrigation intensity to increase agriculture production to the expectation envisaged. Substantial decrease in

production due to lack of coordination among farmers, officers and the irrigation management. The above situation has become a matter of concern for planners, Engineers, Farmers and for politicians as well.

As per present practice and provisions of Rajasthan Irrigation and Drainage

Act 1954, the responsibility for maintenance, operation and equitable distribution of water from an irrigation project up to outlet point rests with the Irrigation Department. The responsibility for maintaining watercourses below outlet is that of

cultivators. The need for farmers' participation in Irrigation Management was recognized by the Government of Rajasthan and numerous efforts are being made

in this direction. The object of Participatory Irrigation Management (PIM) is to make the

irrigation system result oriented and enduring with improved production and efficient use of water. The operational objective of PIM is to transfer the

management of the irrigation services from Govt. agency to the Farmers’ Water User’s Associations. Thus this approach will make contribution of beneficiary

farmers in the system operation and its maintenance and to recognize the important role of farmers in decision making.

For involvement of farmers in irrigation development activity, PARTICIPATORY IRRIGATION MANAGEMENT (PIM) has been introduced in Chambal Command

System in Kota. Rajasthan Govt. has framed an act on 20th November 2000 named as the "Rajasthan Farmers' Participation in Management of Irrigation System Act 2000". The object of the farmers' organization shall be to promote and secure

distribution of water judiciously among users. Adequate maintenance of Irrigation System, efficient and economical utilization of water to optimize agriculture

production, to protect the environment, and to ensure ecological balance by involving the farmers, including a sense of owner ship of the Irrigation System in accordance with the water budget and optional crop plan are the other objects of

the above mentioned Act.

To fulfill the objective of the act, the entire Chambal Command has been divided

into 282 Water Users Association. With the help of WUAs only, implementation of warabandi can be made possible.

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The details of WUAs are as follows: -

Name of Division After organization of area of WUA revised No. of WUAs.

(A)SE IRRIGATION CIRCLE CAD

Kota

Right Main Canal Dn. I, CAD, Kota. 64

Right Main Canal Dn.II, CAD, Anta. 54

Right Main Canal Dn.III, CAD, Etawa 41

(B)SE LMC CIRCLE CAD Kota

Left Main Canal Dn. CAD, Bundi. 55

Left Main Canal Dn. CAD, K Patan. 68

Total 282

Now as per the revised delineation of areas & re-origination of WUAs. total 282 WUAs. has been formed under RFPMIS Act 2000.

Election in 282 WUAs. have been completed up to March 2011. Awareness

Proramme among the cultivator being held to create awareness for maintenance of Water-Course and desilting of their drainage system.

Technical assistance to Water Users association is being extended by the department.

The Irrigation and Agriculture Department and Irrigation Management & Training

Institute, Kota is giving training and other intensive irrigation oriented extension services to WUA’s & farmers.

Irrigation Management and Training Institute is functioning at Kota. With the help of the IMTI, efforts are being made to educate farmers and members of the associations with the objective that WUAs function effectively. Due to lack of

awareness amongst farmers and narrow mentality the progress in the beginning has been slow.

NGOs can play commendable role in motivation of such associations, as farmers’ don’t rely much on the Govt. agencies. They think that Govt. wants to shift the responsibility for repair and maintenance of canal works on them. NGOs can

develop sense of ownership in farmers for canal system which will further improve the system and will restrict the canal offences, habits of damaging canal system by

miscreants for their own vested interests.

BENEFITS OF P.I.M.

Optimum utilization of water is ensured through following means: -

1. Delivery of water in time i.e. announcement of canal scheduling dates well before sowing of crops to the farmers and their predicted rotational turns,

in case water is limited in quantity.

2. Reliability/commitments-the promises/commitments made with farmers need to be respected and to be adhered / implemented strictly.

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3. By providing some services in the form of arrangements of inputs like seeds, fertilizers, pesticides etc., arrangements of storage of produce,

credit facilities, transportation & marketing of produce.

The Govt. of Rajasthan has passed "The Rajasthan Farmers Participation in

Management Irrigation Systems Act 2000". The strengthening the participatory irrigation management is in process. Some of the observed difficulties are as under: -

(i) The farmers and WUAs are facing teethings troubles Members are not well acquainted with process of revenue realization fully. Therefore the

revenue recovery is very less. The Govt. is giving them every help to run these WUAs. Organization by imparting training and providing the literature to them.

WUAs are not aware with the management processes. The training for office bearers of WUAs. Through IMTI is organized by every

year.

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WORKS OF CORRECTION OF SYSTEM DEFICIENSIES UNDER CADWM CENTRALLY

SPONSERED SCHEME

To rehabilitate the Conveyance system upstream of outlet, up to Distributaries of capacity

4.25 cumec (150 cusecs) with sole objective of enhancing efficiency and simultaneous

handing over of the system to respective distributaries /minor committees for its operation

and maintenance in future.

A number of irrigation projects in the country have been operating much below their

potential due to shortage of funds for O&M related activities such as cleaning of the

channels by de-silting and weeding, raising earthwork in embankments or dressing the bed

and side-slopes to the design standard and removing undercuts in hard strata,

strengthening of banks in filling sections, restoring bed gradients, replacing and painting

metal parts in gates and hoists, making control and measuring devices fully functional etc.

This has been by and large responsible for unreliability in availability of irrigation water at

farm level and consequently the reduced irrigation efficiency. The scope of the CADWM

Programme has, therefore, been expanded to take care of system deficiencies occurring

above the outlet up to distributaries of 4.25 cumec (150 cusec) capacity. This would

eventually improve the output of the activities below the outlet as well. A cost norms of Rs

4000/- per hactare has been adopted for this item. 50 % of the actual expenditure subject

to maximum of Rs 2000/_ per hactare as Central assistance. The financing pattern for this

component is 50:50 between the center and State.

Under Centrally sponsored scheme of Government of India, Ministry of Water Resources,

(CADWM Wing), for correction of system deficiencies, proposals of 20 no. Distributaries

system having designed carrying capacity less than 150 cusecs water were approved for an

amount of Rs. 3469.03 lacs in the year 2007-08 & were taken up. Through these works, it

was proposed to enhance the system in about 88008 ha area, so that canal conditions may be

improved.

Up to the year 2009-10, Rs. 3253.88 lacs were spent on these works & all 20 packages of

works were got completed & 88008 hactare area was got benefited.

In spite of above 20 schemes, further 27 schemes for distributaries / minors up to 150 cusecs

amounting to Rs 44.56 crores have been sanctioned on dated 10.07.09. The total area to be

benefited for these 27 schemes is 76010 hactare. A cost of 6000 / per hactare has been

adopted for this item, whereas for previous sanction of 20 schemes a cost of Rs 4000/ per

hactare was adopted. The up to date progress of these 27 schemes of CADWM upto March

2015 is Rs 4384.44 lacs and whereas 72183.50 hactare area farmers are benefited so far.

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Correction of System Deficiencies in 20 Canal System of Chambal Command (Rs in lacs)

S.No Name of the project Sanctioned

Amount

(Rs in lacs)

Cumulative Central

Assistance utilized

from inception to

the month March

2011

Expenditure

till date

(CSS +

State Plan)

Remark

1 Kishanpura Branch

Extension Scheme 250.20 112.12 224.23 Completed

2 Digod Disty. System 192.00 90.72 182.20 Completed

3 Manasgaon Disty.

System 136.25 53.89 120.96 Completed

4 Kalyanpura Disty


5 Hanotia Disty.


6 Bhonra Disty. System 116.16 48.17 102.1 Completed

7 Kishangang Disty.


8 Jhalipura Disty.


9 Palaitha Disty. System 323.28 150.45 313.93 Completed

10 Ayana Disty. System 264.70 117.46 248.39 Completed

11 Bajar Disty. System 270.80 132.55 266.12 Completed

12 Dehit Disty. System 65.29 32.12 64.21 Completed

13 Sunwasa Disty.


14 Patan Disty. System 163.59 81.47 162.93 Completed

15 Anantpura Disty.


16 Chari Dsty. System &

Padra Minor System 51.00 18.56 38.84 Completed

17 Arnetha Disty. System 127.04 50.84 106.07 Completed

18 Balkasa Disty.


19 Chitawa Disty. System

including kulinda

disty. System

239.32 101.60 204.54 Completed

20 Iswar Nagar Disty. &

Minor, Lesarda Minor,

Gurli Minor Rangpura

Minor - I & Rangpura

Minor - II

50.88 21.74 44.79 Completed

TOTAL 3469.03 1521.08 3238.64

Contingencies expenditure of above

works 6.87 15.24

3469.03 1527.95 3253.88

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Correction of System Deficiencies in 20 Canal System of Chambal Command

S.No Name of the project Date of

Sanction

Targeted Area in Hectare

Achievement Remark

1 Kishanpura Branch Extension Scheme

11/1/2007 6230 6230 Completed

2 Digod Disty. System 11/1/2007 4789 4789 Completed

3 Manasgaon Disty. System 11/1/2007 3421 3421 Completed

4 Kalyanpura Disty System 11/1/2007 3867 3867 Completed

5 Hanotia Disty. System 11/1/2007 2197 2197 Completed

6 Bhonra Disty. System 11/1/2007 2904 2904 Completed

7 Kishangang Disty. System 11/1/2007 2840 2840 Completed

8 Jhalipura Disty. System 11/1/2007 8168 8168 Completed

9 Palaitha Disty. System 7/2/2007 8082 8082 Completed

10 Ayana Disty. System 7/2/2007 6618 6618 Completed

11 Bajar Disty. System 7/2/2007 6770 6770 Completed

12 Dehit Disty. System 11/1/2007 1632 1632 Completed

13 Sunwasa Disty. System 11/1/2007 2503 2503 Completed

14 Patan Disty. System 11/1/2007 4110 4110 Completed

15 Anantpura Disty. System 7/2/2007 6098 6098 Completed

16 Chari Dsty. System & Padra Minor System

7/2/2007 1275 1275 Completed

17 Arnetha Disty. System 7/2/2007 3176 3176 Completed

18 Balkasa Disty. System 7/2/2007 6073 6073 Completed

19 Chitawa Disty. System including kulinda disty. System

7/2/2007 5983 5983 Completed

20 Iswar Nagar Disty. & Minor, Lesarda Minor, Gurli Minor Rangpura Minor - I & Rangpura Minor - II

7/2/2007 1272 1272 Completed

Total 88008 88008

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Correction of System Deficiencies in 27 Canal System of Chambal Command, Rs in lacs

S.No. Name of the project Sanctioned Amount

Cumulative Central

Assistance utilized from

inception to the month March,

2015

Expenditure till date (CSS +

State Plan) 31.03.2015

Remark

1 Jamitpura Disty. System 249.54 123.28 246.56 Completed

2 Talera Disty. System 107.64 49.055 98.11 Completed

3 Alfanagar Disty. System 204.84 103.115 206.23 Completed

4 Kunhari Disty System 126.48 62.855 125.71 Completed

5 Bundi branch Canal Km. 38.98 to 42.00 Km.(Direct off taking minors)

94.32 47.41 94.81 Completed

6 Bundi branch Canal Km. 42.00 to 53.95 Km. (Direct off taking minors) 51.84 25.39 50.77

Completed

7 Bundi branch Canal Km. 53.95 to tail (Direct off taking minors) 60.6 27.99 55.97

Completed

8 Andher Disty. System 247.56 119.71 239.42 Completed

9 Dolara Disty. System 184.44 92.24 184.47 Completed

10 Dayalpura Disty. System 69.66 29.32 58.64 Completed

11 Onkarpura Disty. System 83.76 40.04 80.80 Completed

12 Khatkad Disty. System 303.06 151.77 303.53 Completed

13 Kapren branch Km. 3.96 to 9.75 Km.(Direct off taking minors) 54.66 24.55 49.09

Completed

14 Kapren branch Km. 29.41 to 43.89 Km.(Direct off taking minors) 227.76 65.625 131.25

Completed

15 Patan branch Km. 0.00 to 29.10 Km.(Direct off taking minors) 263.94 122.20 244.40

Completed

16 Patan branch Km. 29.10 to 48.92 Km.(Direct off taking minors) 158.04 78.44 156.87

Completed

17 Malikpura Disty. System 166.14 80.02 160.03 Completed

18 Dehikhera Disty. System 163.62 82.23 164.46 Completed

19 Dagariya Disty. System 92.88 42.97 85.93 Completed

20 Makheeda Disty. System Including Laban disty. System 249.96 121.99 243.97

Completed

21 Distributory & Minors direct off taking from Ayana branch canal 138.84 65.14 130.27

Completed

22 Laxmi pura Disty. system 526.48 260.59 521.17 Completed

23 Mau Disty. system 132.56 68.125 136.25 Completed

24 Minors direct off taking from CRMC between Km. 103.50 to 124 Km.

183.03 94.56 189.11 Completed

25 Sarkanya Disty. system 150.54 75.07 150.14 Completed

26 Jaloda Disy. System 167.16 78.72 157.44 Completed

27 Shahpura Disty. system 100.86 51.11 102.21 Completed

TOTAL 4560.21 2183.81 4367.61

Contingencies Expenditure of above works 8.42 16.83

G.TOTAL 4560.21 2192.23 4384.44

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Correction of System Deficiencies in 27 Canal System of Chambal Command

S.No Name of the project Date of Sanction

Total Area in

Hectare

Progress Achieved up

to March, 2014 (Area-

Ha.)

Present status of works done

1 Jamitpura Disty. System 10.7.09 4159 4118.78 Completed

2 Talera Disty. System 10.7.09 1794 1644.62 Completed

3 Alfanagar Disty. System 10.7.09 3414 3446.62 Completed

4 Kunhari Disty System 10.7.09 2108 2104.62 Completed

5 Bundi branch Canal Km. 38.98 to 42.00 Km.(Direct off taking minors) 10.7.09 1572 1589.62 Completed

6 Bundi branch Canal Km. 42.00 to 53.95 Km. (Direct off taking minors) 10.7.09 864 855.62 Completed

7 Bundi branch Canal Km. 53.95 to tail (Direct off taking minors) 10.7.09 1010 855.62 Completed

8 Andher Disty. System 10.7.09 4126 3998.78 Completed

9 Dolara Disty. System 10.7.09 3074 3083.95 Completed

10 Dayalpura Disty. System 10.7.09 1161 986.78 Completed

11 Onkarpura Disty. System 10.7.09 1396 1342.95 Completed

12 Khatkad Disty. System 10.7.09 5051 5068.28 Completed

13 Kapren branch Km. 3.96 to 9.75 Km.(Direct off taking minors) 10.7.09 911 827.62 Completed

14 Kapren branch Km. 29.41 to 43.89 Km.(Direct off taking minors) 10.7.09 3796 1489.12 Completed

15 Patan branch Km. 0.00 to 29.10 Km.(Direct off taking minors) 10.7.09 4399 4026.78 Completed

16 Patan branch Km. 29.10 to 48.92 Km.(Direct off taking minors) 10.7.09 2634 2623.95 Completed

17 Malikpura Disty. System 10.7.09 2769 2676.62 Completed

18 Dehikhera Disty. System 10.7.09 2727 2750.45 Completed

19 Dagariya Disty. System 10.7.09 1548 1441.62 Completed

20 Makheeda Disty. System Including Laban disty. System 10.7.09 4166 4075.62 Completed

21 Distributory & Minors direct off taking from Ayana branch canal 10.7.09 2314 2180.62 Completed

22 Laxmi pura Disty. system 10.7.09 8775 8695.62 Completed

23 Mau Disty. system 10.7.09 2210 2192.12 Completed

24 Minors direct off taking from CRMC between Km. 103.50 to 124 Km. 10.7.09 3056 3161.28 Completed

25 Sarkanya Disty. system 10.7.09 2509 2511.78 Completed

26 Jaloda Disy. System 10.7.09 2786 2633.45 Completed

27 Shahpura Disty. system 10.7.09 1681 1712.95 Completed

Total 76010 72183.50

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Benefits of these works:-

• Critically deteriorated reaches of canals have been revamped by protection works and

canal earth work preventing wastage of water and making available more water

to tail enders.

• Canal lining in the bed and slopes have dampened the chances of breach/seepage

from the canals as well as development of jungle causing reduction in discharge

carrying capacity and flow area.

• Construction of outlets and H.R. gates repair have served in proportionate water

withdrawal from the system and prevention of water wastage from off taking

points in the seepage drains.

• Paved the way for reorganization of water users associations in the command area

under the sanctity of Rajasthan Farmers Participation in Management of Irrigation

System Act 2000 and rules 2002.

• The new water users group will be aligned to form a leading working group moving

ahead for equitable water distribution among users and increased water revenue

collection.

Works under National Rural Employment Guarantee Act 2005

To facilitate rural area, Government of India, started 100 days guaranteed employment

scheme, Mostly works like jungle clearance, earth work on canal banks, desilting of canal bed

etc. has been taken, on which on which maximum labour can be deployed were selected for

different canals.The works has been carried out before the canal opening every year.

ON FARM DEVELOPMENT

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ON FARM DEVELOPMENT The Chambal project is an important and major irrigation project in Rajasthan state. The project construction began in 1953 and Irrigation commenced in the year 1960. The irrigable area (CCA) by this project is 2.29 lacs ha in Rajasthan and same area is in Madhya Pradesh. There are two main canals offtaking from Kota barrage. The Right Main Canal (RMC) 372 km long serves 1.27 lac ha of Kota and Baran District in Rajasthan and Left Main Canal (LMC) 168 km (which is total length of 2 main branches), serves 1.02 lac ha area of Bundi district. PROBLEMS With the use of excess irrigation water and poor water management the following problems started. 1. Waterlogging in the fields of head reaches. 2. Increase in salinity and alkalinity of soil. 3. Decrease in crop production. 4. Wastage of irrigation water. UNDP PROJECT In 1967, the Govt. of India with the assistance of United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) conducted the studies under the project titled Land and Water Use Management in Chambal Irrigated area, Rajasthan. The aims of project were:----

.To find means to protect the land from salinity and waterlogging. .To study problem of weed control in existing irrigation canals and drainage system

· To design and execute irrigation improvement, land shaping and drainage on pilot areas.

·To develop proper water management principles and to make recommendation of sustained agriculture.

The project work was completed in 1973 and final report was prepared. The conclusion formed

the basis for command area development project with the assistance of World Bank. This project

was initiated in 1974 for an integrated development of area. The main object of the Command

Area Development(CAD) project are:

1. Improvement and increase in the capacity of canal. 2. Increase in crop production with the help of improved agriculture technique On -Farm Development Works The major thrust was given to On - Farm Development (OFD) works. The Land Development Wing was entrusted with the work of Survey, Planning and Construction of OFD works, operation maintenance and repair of project machinery and procurement of store for CAD works. The main objective of OFD works are as follows:

.Improvement of Land and Water Management .Increasing water utilization .Disposal of surplus water. ORGANIZATION SET UP The OFD wing is headed by the Superintending Engineer with two On Farm Development Divisions. There were two Executive Engineers and 13

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Assistant Engineers and 29 Junior Engineers including 1 field machinery sub division (1 Assistant Engineer and 2 Junior Engineers). From 8 Sep. 2015 the The OFD wing is restructuring Sanctioned Posts headed by the Superintending Engineer with Four On Farm Development Divisions. 4 Executive Engineers and 21 Assistant Engineers and 17 Junior Engineers including field machinery in division 4 and Working One Superintending Engineer and Four On Farm Development Divisions. 4 Executive Engineers and 13 Assistant Engineers and 15 Junior Engineers including field machinery in division 4 COMPONENTS OF WORKS (A) Full Package OFD including Field Drainage (Model -7) In 1974 OFD works were started in Chambal Command for proper water management and to increase the crop yields with minimal expenditure using advance techniques. The full package OFD programme (Model #7) as suggested, recommended and found suitable for Chambal Command Area is a unique programme in the country. To achieve the objectives, the OFD works mainly include following components: * Construction of irrigation channels and drainage ditches to serve individual field. * Construction of farm track to serve each farm holding Land shaping to enable efficient irrigation of field crops. Realignment of farm boundaries to permit a more rational layout (mostly square in shape). * Construction of structures such as culvert, road syphon, division box, aqueduct etc. Since inception of project (1974),OFD works have been completed in 1,58,236 ha (Total of model#2 and model#7)in Kota,Baran and Bundi districts of Rajasthan upto 2021-22 (upto Feb 22). Due to non-sanction of Incentivization scheme for Bridging Irrigation Gap (ISBIG) scheme from the Government of India, the achievement of departmental works remained nil. Central assistance was not received due to non-sanction of Incentivization scheme by the Government of India Fifty three works amounting to Rs. 3881.43 lacs is approved from the year 2018-19 and proposed to be done in the year 2021-22. But due to non-receipt of the guidelines of the Incentivization Scheme, the State Government has directed not to issue work orders for these works. METHODOLOGY OF OFD WORK After the selection of catchment the detailed topographical survey is being carried out and maps are prepared showing the position of water courses and drains with approach roads. The water courses are provided on the ridge lines and drains on valley lines. The proposed area is marked for Class - I and II land. Also the number and positions of structures are demarcated on the lay out map. With all of above information’s, the estimates are prepared. After preparing the layout map and estimates, the basic OFD works are executed using land development machinery which includes bulldozer,

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elevating scraper, excavator and tractor. The completion of basic OFD works are followed by re-allotment of land, construction of structures, simultaneously other related works such as de-silting seepage drain, main drain, construction of culverts and outlets and implementation of six point programme are also carried out. 1. SURVEY AND PLANNING The survey of area for OFD works is a simple plane topographical survey by auto level. It requires base map which can be a G.T. sheet, Cadestral map or index map showing main feature of existing irrigation and drainage system. G.T. sheet also give trend of ground slope and contours. The detailed survey is done at a grid interval of 15 m and contours are drawn at a contour interval of 10 cm.

Before planning of OFD works, certain investigation like collection and analysis of information regarding existing irrigation and drainage system, size of average land holding soil capacity etc. After investigation, planning of OFD works is done on detailed contour sheet. The field channels and field drains are proposed on micro ridges and valleys respectively to facilitate efficient distribution and control of irrigation to each field and to remove excess rain fall and or irrigation water. The plan is prepared in such a way that it minimize the cost of execution of work with minimum right of way, thereby providing maximum benefits at minimum possible cost. 2. CONSTRUCTION OF FIELD CHANNELS Only unlined field channels have been constructed in Chambal Command Area looking to the cost factors and soil type. The field channels are constructed by land development machines i.e. Elevating Scraper and Bulldozer with ditcher.

a. TYPICAL CROSS SECTION The typical cross section of field channels has 22 cm between

width, 1.5:1 side slope and average depth 30 to 15 cm. The field channels have been designed to carry a minimum discharge

of 30 lit per sec (1 cusec approximately).

b. COST PER METRE The cost per metre is Rs. 145.00 based on the BSR 2014 of Water

Resource Department, Kota District. The average cost per ha for irrigation system comes out to Rs. 22242.00, which includes cost of field channels, road syphon, division boxes and inlet to drain.

3. CONSTRUCTION OF FIELD DRAIN

The field drains are constructed by excavating the drains along proposed valley line and placing the excavated earth on both sides of drains, at 1.0 m berm and spreading the same to make the farm road 3.0 m wide and 30 cm high from ground level. The drains are excavated either by machines i.e. excavator or manually by labour.

a. TYPICAL CROSS SECTION The typical cross section of field drains consists of 0.75 m

bottom width, 1:1 side slope and average depth 1.10 to 1.20 m.

The field drains have been designed to carry a run off from 24 hours maximum rainfall of 5 year’s frequency and intensity which should be removed within maximum 72 hours.

b. COST PER METRE

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The average cost per metre is Rs. 162.00 based on BSR 2014 of Water Resource Department, Kota District.

The average cost per ha comes out to Rs. 11460.00 for drainage system which includes construction of field drains with approach roads, culverts on field drain. Apart from the items mentioned above some OFD allied works such as construction of carrier drain, construction of culverts on carrier, seepage and main drains and construction of road along seepage drains, are also carried out by this wing. 4. LAND SHAPING

This work includes rough land levelling and correction of reverse grade, which is performed by combination of land development machines i.e. the elevating scraper, bulldozer and tractors.

a. COST PER HECTARE

The average cost per ha for realignment and land shaping works, comes out to Rs. 12684.00. (B) Construction of Field Channel (Model #2) In Chambal Command Area the area without macro drainage system is about 62000 ha, out of that command area 229000 ha. In this drainage less area the Field channels are not upto the technical standards and therefore water losses in these channels are very high. The Government of India intends to utilized the created Irrigation Potential to its optimum capacity as planned envisaged at the time of implementation of irrigation project. It is therefore essential to construct field channels which are technically upto mark and causes minimum water losses. While allowing irrigation facility to each field. The area for such kind of works are selected on the basis of application received from farmers, WUA, Gram Panchayat, Panchayat samiti, & local representative and also considering the technical possibilities of execution of works like lining on vulnerable riches, strengthening of field channel, Division Box, syphon, & construction of new field channel are executed with the attempt to allow irrigation water to all fields. This model of OFD has been taken up after 2004-05 & Since inception of project (1974), OFD works have been completed in 64773 ha in Kota, Baran and Bundi districts of Rajasthan COST OF OFD WORKS from 2015-16 The costs under different main OFD activities are as follow:

S. No.

Works Total cost(RS. per.ha.)

Central share(Rs. per. ha.)

State Share(Rs.per. ha.)

Farmers contribution(Rs.per.ha.)

1. Full package OFD Micro irrigation system Micro drainage system

35000 6000

17500 3000

17500 3000

0 0

Total 41000 20500 20500 0 2. construction of field

channel 35000

17500

17500

0

Therefore, for OFD works, in all matching grant available from central (CSS) is 50 percent is beard by state Government.

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NEW MODE OF IMPLEMENTATION Looking to the basic need of command area, a new mode of implementation of OFD works evolved are as follows:

Catchment committee are formed for each catchment giving representation to each cultivator group and OFD works were executed with the active participation of catchment committee and proper solution to the problems. The catchment committee meetings are held fortnightly, this has developed a sense of responsibility among farmers

Nodal cultivator were identified in each catchment and they are trained

in technology. This has developed feeling among farmers for the maintenance of OFD works.

Display of tentative reallotment map prior to actual reallotment of land

in catchment committee meetings and the actual reallotment in the field is done with the consent of individual cultivator.

The complaint register are maintained in each catchment and the

cultivator problems are disposed off at site itself by concerned Engineer so that the farmers are not required to approach higher officials. This has established a new relationship between engineers and farmers.

Implementation of OFD related works such as de-silting of carrier and

seepage drains, cleaning of main drains and construction of culverts through land development circle has enabled the timely completion of these works and improved the functioning of surface drains. BENEFITS OF ON FARM DEVELOPMENT WORKS

Reduction in problem of water logging and soil salinity gives better tilth in short time and increase in crop production.

•Selection of crops as per choice

•Access to each field

•Independent water course to each farmer

•Saving in irrigation water due to smoothened land

•Decrease in conveyance loss of irrigation water

•Fuel saving

•Decrease in input-output management cost

•Proper distribution of water

•Possibility of irrigation in night

•Time saving in farming operation ·Reduction in labour cost

•Possibility of two crops in a year

•Keeps land in good health for sustained production

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CLEANING OF SURFACE DRAINS To solve the canal induced problems in the CCA, the entire command was sub divided among 60 drainage zones and main drainage works completed before 20 years in about 1.67 lac ha, which include construction of main drain, sub main drain, carrier drain and seepage drains. Due to lack of adequate funds, timely maintenance of these drainage systems were not carried out because of which, these drains are silted up and infected by weeds severely. Also the approach roads on either sides of these drains were damaged and water logging and salinity problems in the field increased considerably. To solve these problems in CCA, a special programme for the maintenance of main/sub main /carrier / seepage drains was started in 1995-96. Initially some work was done by Irrigation wing of CAD, but later on, some work was undertaken by Land Development Wing. The average cost incurred on the maintenance of main/sub main drain comes out to be Rs.90,000 to 1,00,000 per km, on carrier drain Rs. 55,000 to 60,000 per km and on seepage drain Rs.35,000 to Rs.40,000 per km. To check the soil salinity in CCA, it is essential to carry out above work on extensive basis, otherwise, in near future it will be more difficult and expensive to reclaim such problematic lands. These works have also been visited by local MLA, Zila Pramukh, Members of Zila Parishad and concern farmers and they have expressed satisfaction over these works. The cultivators of command are regularly complaining regarding cleaning of drains. Due to silting of drains the complete system does not perform well. RUNNING AND MAINTENANCE OF MACHINES one Field Machinery Sub Division under this circle was looking after operation and maintenance of heavy earth moving machinery. These machines were procured before about 35 years, have become old and completed their service life. But still this circle is running these machines with maximum efficiency for the OFD works, maintenance of canals and drainage works. 5. WATER LOGGING/ SALINITY/ ALKALINITY

Canal seepage, excess and /or uneven application of irrigation water at

the head reaches of the command area, monsoon precipitation and poor

internal drainage are the main sources of excess water causing high

water table, salinity and sodicity problems in many parts of the Chambal

Command Area. To achieve maximum water table control, regardless of the

source of the excess water n irrigation and monsoon conditions,

horizontal subsurface drainage throughout the affected areas appears to

be the best alternative. The subsurface drainage, combined with the

surface drainage network and land shaping under the OFD program,

provides an integrated water management program to optimize sustainable

crop production on saline, sodic and waterlogged soils. The horizontal

sub surface drainage allows farmers to actively reclaim saline areas

also through the application of additional irrigation water to leach

salts into the drainage system. However monsoon rains will provide the

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adequate water to carry out rapid leaching of the salts. Horizontal sub

surface drainage is the drainage system that is designed to control the

ground water table and reclaim the saline soils. This is accomplished

by the placement of perforated pipes at a depth of 1 to 2 m below the

ground surface.

RAJAD project sponsored by CIDA started in the year 1990-91 and ended

in the year 1999.

The works related to SSD were done during the year 1999-2000 through one

division (OFD-III) under control of Project Manager, RAJAD.

Since inception of the RAJAD project, the physical achievement under it

are as follows:

Test Plot/Plow Plot 1419 ha

SSD under Pre Con-1 700 ha

SSD under CON-1 10671 ha

SSD under Patchy 1285 ha

Total SSD installed 14924 ha

Desilting of Surface Drains 104 km

A considerable increase in cropping intensity mainly in Kharif

season due to reducing in fallow lands, before SSD 20 - 40 % fallow land

reduced to 2 to 8 % after SSD in Kharif, and no fallow lands in Rabi

were observed in SSD installed lands within a period of 2 - 3 years of

reclamation.

A remarkable increase in crop yields up to 40 to 42 %. Early tilth

in SSD areas i.e. tilth is advanced by 5 to 10 days which increased

length of growing season and also improved soil workable conditions.

More workable days, improved workability and trafficability of SSD

drained lands, resulted timely sowing. Uniform plant population in SSD

areas. Reducing in chances of crop failure in monsoon.

From the selected area of 20,000 her, about 15000 her area has already

been reclaimed by installing horizontal sub surface drainage and in rest

5000 her, a scheme has been submitted to Government through Land

Development Circle.

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Necessity of SSD in Chambal Command Area.

Percentage agriculture area drained (SSD installed) is one of the

yardstick to assess the agricultural development of any country. Every

inch of poorly drained agricultural land needs subsurface drainage for

optimum production in long run. However the requirement of SSD shall,

depend upon the type of soils, subsurface strata, quality of

irrigation water, irrigation method, presence of surface drains,

topography, types of crops being grown, cropping pattern etc.

For optimum & sustainable production subsurface drainage is must

because it not only leach-out harmful salts & excess water from root

zone but also provide proper aeration & temperature too. Water &

nutrient are easily available in SSD installed lands. Early sowing

improved traficability, wider range of crops become available for

agriculture, Cost of SSD is generally recovered within 3-5 years.

The Chambal command area have the blessing of Chambal &

its tributaries as they provide natural drainage system & outfall for

excess water. The chambal command area of 2.29 lacs ha. is divided

into 60 drainage zones and in 1.67 lac ha. area main drainage system

have been installed. Quality of Chambal water is fairly good but deep

under ground water is brackish. Chambal Command area soils are heavy

which are overlying on almost impermeable layer only 1 to 1.5 m deep.

This type of soil strata causes waterlogging & salinity problem,

within few years of irrigation. Earlier reports of UNDP reveal that

after 8-10 years of irrigation most of the chambal command area was

waterlogged .Thereafter main drains, were constructed and full package

of OFD (model 7) was adopted as preventive measure. In full package

OFD small field drains are constructed at 50 to 200 m apart to take

care of excess surface water & to some extent subsurface water. Fully

package OFD slows down the salinization process but it can’t eliminate

the requirement of SSD . Apart from this in totality SSD with full

package OFD is much cheaper then installing only SSD.

Soil survey conducted by the RAJAD project revealed that

nearly 72000 ha area was suffering from excess salinity and in 25000

ha area , there was no or very less production. RAJAD had already

demonstrated that SSD is the only technology to bring these lands

under cultivation at their optimum production level. Cost of

installation is recovered within 3-5 years with very high BC ratio &

IRR.

Therefore for full utilisation of irrigation potential

created, installation of SSD in Chambal Command is essential. If this

work is delayed then there would be a net loss of production & in

future treatment of these saline lands would be much costlier.

6. MNREGS WORKS

In 1974 OFD works were started in Chambal Command area for proper

water management and to increase the crop yields with minimal

expenditure. For this irrigation channel and drainage ditches along

with farm track both sides of ditches have been constructed to serve

individual field. Since starting, no fund was received for maintenance

of these works. Due to lack of funds, timely maintenance of these

drainage system were not carried out because of which, these drains

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are silted up and infected by weeds severely. Also the approach

road on either side of these drains were damaged and waterlogging

and salinity problems in the field increased considerably.

To solve these problems in CCA,11 works have been sanctioned under MNREGS in feb 2022 and 350 works carried over from 2020-21 for

desilting of field drains and construction of field channel.

District wise sanctions under NREGS in Chambal Command Area are as

follows:-

S.

No.

Details

of

works

Districtwise no. of works

sanctioned in feb 2022

No.of

works

sanctio

ned in

2021-

22&

carried

over

from

2020-21

Estimated

Cost

(in lacs)

No. of

works

started

includin

g

carried

over

works

Expenditu

re upto

feb 2022

(in lacs)

including

carried

over

works

Bundi Kota Baran Total

1. desilti

ng of

field

drains

and

constru

ction

of

field

channel

0 11 0 11 361 3792.49 297 948.93

7. Rajeev Gandhi JAL SANCHAY WORKS

26 works have been sanctioned under RGJSY-1 upto feb 2022 and 24 works carried over from 2020-21 for construction of field channel.

District wise sanctions under RGJSY-1 in Chambal Command Area are as

follows:-

S.

No.

Detai

ls of

works

Districtwise no. of works

sanctioned in Feb.2022

No.of

works

sancti

oned

in

2021-

22&

carrie

d over

from

2020-

21

Estima

ted

Cost

(in

lacs)

No. of

works

started

including

carried

over

works

Expenditure

upto Feb.

2022

(in lacs)

including

carried

over works

Bundi Kota Baran Total

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1. const

ructi

on of

field

chann

el

0 26 0 26 50 580.85 29 124.04

AGRICULTURE EXTENSION

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AGRICULTURE EXTENSION :-

The reorganized Agriculture Extension Programme based on Training and

Visit system was started in Chambal Command Area in 1974. The main objectives

of the Project are :-

1. To enable farmers to obtain higher rate or return from available

resources.

2. To bridge the gap between knowledge and practices.

3. To solve field problems through research.

In order to enable farmers to obtain higher return from their available

resources, special Emphasis is laid on these recommendation of crop production,

which do not require additional monetary input, such as land preparation, timely

planting, maintenance of plant population, adoption of need based plant

protection measure etc.

The extension methodology adopted in Chambal Command Area has a two

tiered structure of functionaries i.e. Agriculture Supervisors and Assistant

Agriculture Officers who in turn transfer the message/technology to the farmers

at the time of their visit to cultivators field on specified dates in the fortnight.

This training is imparted to the field functionaries fortnightly at District Extension

Officer level (one D.E.O. is looking after two Panchayat Samities and two D.E.O. is

looking after three Panchayat Samities ). In these training's, the literature

containing the crop-wise recommendation are circulated to the participating field

workers also convey the problems faced by the farmers of the area and seek their

solution. These training's are also attended by officers of agriculture posted at

head quarters and Research wing. In this way, the field workers contact the

selected contact farmers once in a fortnight and transfer the latest technology to

them and guide about their problems with regard to Agriculture production. They

also demonstrate some improved agriculture practices on cultivator's field,

functionaries help and guide in procuring necessary inputs required for crop

production through cooperative and private agencies An innovative concept

evolved from last year, making the jurisdiction of Agriculture Supervisor Co

terminus with distributories, so that the coordination with irrigation staff and

Water Users association members can be ensured. At the same time new

technologies transfer can be achieved in proper way as a multidisciplinary team.

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ORGANISATIONAL SET UP :

The Agri. Extension Unit is headed by the Project Director (Extension). He is

also assisted by one Statistical Officer for monitoring and evaluation activities of

extension programme. There are three Agriculture Extension Districts. These

districts are headed by the District Extension Officer, one at Kota, one at Bundi

and other at Sultanpur. The various Technical posts provided under Agriculture

Extension Programme are as follows :

S.No. Name of Post Strength

1. Project Director(Extension) -1

2. Statistical Officer -1

3. District Extension Officer -3

4. Asstt.Agriculture Officer -6

5. Asstt. Statistical Officer -1

6. Agriculture Supervisors -50

The Area and production of various crops :

The choice of the crops basically depends on the mansoon pattern in Kharif

season and availability of canal water during Rabi. Other factors like water

requirement, margin of profit, demand and supply position, marketing system

and agricultural policies at National and State level also play important role in the

cropping patter of the area.

During the year 2021-22 The area under Kharif was recorded 331558 ha which is

increase as compare to last year area. Area of soyabean and paddy decrease as

compare to last year area. Area of Rabi crops not finalise yet. The table annexed

at annexure- VII gives the crop wise area along with its position in the cropping

pattern and production.

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Fertilizer Consumption :

during 2021-22 of Nutrients distributed, which comes to 346.29 Kg. of NPK

consumption per ha. The table shows the consumption since the inspection of the

project Annexure at - VIII.

Plant Protection Measures :-

The plant protection is a need base measure. The seed treatments with fungicides

ensure healthy and diseases free plant. A significant progress was achieved by

covering an area of 510804 ha. Which helped in increasing crop yields. Special

effort was made for Seed Treatment programme and thus 212279 ha. was

covered under this programme. The annexure at XI gives the details of plant

protection measures under taken in the project.

Assessment of productivity of important crops :-

The crop productivity assessment study of grown crops of the command

area are conducted since the inception of the project in 1974. This is done by the

Statistical Cell of the Extension Wing. The Panchayat Samities of the project area

have been taken as stratas and the ultimate sampling unit of the cultivators

growing the respective crops. Thus the entire project area of the seven panchayat

samities is covered under crop estimation study. The figures of productivity for

the grown crops are based on the crop assessment studies conducted by the Unit.

But due to inadequate Samples / Experiments of grown crops in each panchayat

samiti, productivity of crops is based on the figures of the Revenue Department.

The productivity of the important crops till the year under report is

annexed at Annexure - XII.

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the trend in increase in productivity in major crops is given below.

Unit - M.T./Hac

Crops 1975-76 2021-22

(Feb 22)

1 Soyabean 0.000 1.331

2 Mustard 0.320 - Data is not available due to

patwri strike in 2020-21 & For

2021-22 data not Finalize yet 3 Wheat 2.260 -

4 Coriander 0.500 -

5 Paddy 3.350 3.837

6 Gram 0.750 -

Seed Distribution :

The distribution of approved seed of crops to the cultivators is one of the

factors of crop production. The seed distribution programme was taken up by the

Rajasthan State Seed Corporation. The extension wing created a demand for seed

to be supplied by the Rajasthan State Seed Corporation and other agencies. The

Annexure- IX gives the years wise position of seed distribution in the command.

Integrated Pest Management (IPM)

During the past two decades, there has been a great deal of research

activity in India on Integrated Pest Management. This IPM approach has been

integrated with existing activities of extension in Command Area. Under this,

intensive training and demonstration programmes were undertaken on farmers

field to educate them on pest surveillance and judicious use of pesticides to

control insect pest. In whole Command Area get regular information on pest

infestation and accordingly suitable control measures were suggested to farmers.

Year wise IPM field schools and Beneficiaries are as follows :-

YEAR NO. OF IPM BENEFICIARIES

94-95 48 1440

95-96 66 1980

96-97 42 1350

97-98 38 915

98-99 37 885

99-2000 43 765

2000-01 43 1075

2001-02 57 1710

2002-03 50 1500

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2003-04 39 1170

2004-05 29 870

2005-06 28 840

2006-07 43 1260

2007-08 43 1290

2008-09 36 1080

2009-10 12 360

2010-11 47 1410

2011-12 48 4100

2012-13 50 1500

2013-14 41 1230

2014-15 16 480

2015-16 48 1440

2016-17 4 120

2017-18 10 300

2018-19 14 420

2019-20 4 120

2020-21 12 360

2021-22(Feb 22) 8 240

Training's & Demonstrations :-

Training's and demonstrations are one of the important tools of Agriculture

Extension as a mass communication media. Besides conducting regular training and

visits, training of farmers in the villages and organizing field days on demonstration plots

are some of the important activities of the Extension Wing. Important impact points and

agricultural practices are demonstrated by conducting various types of demonstrations

on farmers' fields for popularizing crop production techniques. The table given below

gives progress of such activities up to 2021-22 (Feb 22).

Unit - Nos. YEAR FORTNIGHTLY FIELD FARMERS FARMERS WORKSHOP

TRAINING DAYS CAMPS FAIR

97-98 103 103 1 2 12

98-99 72 103 1 2 12

99-2000 66 60 1 2 12

2000-01 68 50 10 3 12

2001-02 72 - 13 9 12

2002-03 72 - 18 3 12

2003-04 72 3 9 3 12

2004-05 72 - - - 12

2005-06 24 75 38 1 12

2006-07 24 51 14 4 -

2007-08 72 49 9 7 11

2008-09 72 - 18 - 12

2009-10 - - - - -

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2011-12 - - 8 - -

2012-13 - - 209 - 12

2013-14 - - 220 - 12

2014-15 - - 131 - 12

2015-16 72 48 131 - 12

2016-17 72 24 - 12

2017-18 72 14 73 - 12

2018-19 72 - 12

2019-20 72 4 81 - 12

2020-21 72 12 40 - 12

2021-22 (Feb 2022)66 8 47 - 12

YEAR DEMONSTRATIONS MINIKITS

( Ha.) ( Nos.)

93-94 1034 6929

94-95 1255 12948

95-96 765 3342

96-97 1717 3744

97-98 203 11980

98-99 422 6668

99-2000 733 12788

2000-01 1017 15708

2001-02 712 8618

2002-03 339 7709

2003-04 1127 6865

2004-05 1344 8989

2005-06 120 4015

2006-07 45 16800

2007-08 26 11193

2008-09 359 78000

2009-10 - 60396

2010-11 490 11900

2011-12 - 11900

2012-13 480 15000

2013-14 - 3800

2014-15 1330 19250

2015-16 6990 7500

2016-17 550 12300

2017-18 1000 2800

2018-19 600 10500

2019-20 680 2500

2020-21 1500 3000

2021-22( Feb 2022) 2485 31025

ADAPTIVE TRIALS

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(Annual Administrative report)

(Year 2021-22)

1.0 Brief description of the centre:

Chambal Krishi Anusandhan kendra was established in mid sixties under the scheme of

river valley development project to undertake the challenges faced by the farmers of the

chambal command Area. A Command Area Development Project was started in 1974

with the aid of the world Bank. The main centre Nanta Farm and its sub centre at Digod

farm were included in this project for research purpose so that the crop production of the

area may be increased.

Nanta Farm- It is 6 km. away from Kota city having total area of 20 ha which represents

about 23% soils of CCA. The soils of this farm are clay to clay loam in texture and

included in vertisol order Chromusturt.

Digod farm-It is situated on Kota-Sultanpur road and 25 km. away from Kota having 40

ha area which represents about 62 % soils of CCA. The soils are clayey and some what

clay loam and belongs to vertisol order Pellustert.The soils of both the farms are deep.

2.0 Function of the centre:

The centre carries following five main functions i.e.:

1. Research to develop new technology (Adaptive trials)

2. Seed Production programme

3. Soil and water testing

4. Training of farmers

5. New Activities (Navachar) Innovations.

2.1 Research (Adaptive Trials)

Agronomical Practices:

1. Introduction of new crops and development of new genotypes for different agro-edaphic

conditions.

2. To develop suitable cropping sequence and cropping pattern.

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3. Development of crop management practices for different farming situations.

4. Soil management and reclamation of problematic soil of the area.

5. Weed management of field crops.

6. To develop plant protection measures.

7. To conduct adaptive Trials on farmers field under different situation.

Improvements in irrigation management:

1. To workout water use efficacy in relation to fertiliser and other inputs in various

conditions.

2. Soil and water analysis of the samples to provide suitable recommendations to the

farmers.

3. To find out border size and cut off ratio for uniform and optimum spread and application

of water in soils of CCA.

Programme & Achievements of research unit from April 2021 to March 2022

S.N. Particulars Targets Achievements

1. Adaptive Trials 30 30

2. Farmers Problems - 1687

3. Farmers Training and visit - 130

4. Soil & Water Analysis 1000 1784

Recommendations given by research unit

� Rabi 2021-22

18 Research Trials of rabi season is going on at Nanta and Digod farm.

Results and recommendation will come out after crop harvesting and

analysis.

� Kharif 2022

Research trials of kharif season will be finalised in ZREAC Meeting in the

month of April.2022

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2.2 Area covered under different crops for Seed Production during 2021-22

In order to provide the quality seeds to the regional farmers a project on seed production

programme (FS to CS) have also been taken at Nanta & Digod farms.

S.N. Crop Area (Bigha)

Nanta Farm Digod Farm

1. Soyabean - 142.5

2. Urd 40 70

3. Wheat 105 211

2.3 Soil and water testing

Soil and water samples recived from farmers of Cad and Non Cad area are analysed. Soil

Health Card are also prepared for the farmers. Micronurient analysis of Fe, Mn, Cu, Zn of

Soil samples are alsodone. as per soil and water testing result fertilizer and manure

recommendation are also given to the farmers.

2.4 Farmers training and visit:

1. Training of farmers about various aspect of advance agriculture technology.

2. Advisory services to the farmers for solving the field problems.

3. Traning and visit of the farmers, Agro input dealers and student of agriculture faculty.

4. Publications of research articles.

2.5 New activities & Public Participation (Innovation)

(a) Nanta Krishi Salah Parchi –

A written prescription is given to the farmers of area for the solution of the field/crop

problems after the diagnosis of the problem to make judicious use of agricultural

input and chemicals which helps in reducing the cost of cultivation and preventing

soil and water pollution.

(b) Agro Rapid Response System –

At this centre, the Agro Rapid Response System is formulated in which farmers

problem is identified by the scientist of the centre with the coordination of

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agricultural University agricultural research centres. Solution of the problems is given

to the farmer as written prescription.

(c) Seed production Programme:

In order to provide the quality seeds to the regional farmers a project on seed

production programme have also been taken at Nanta & Digod farms.

(d) Pro-P book

A hand book of named production through to protection (Prop) was prepared by the

scientists of the nanta farm which is very useful for not only farmers but also for

extention staff. this book is containing coloured specific identification mark (SIM) of

weeds, insects, disease and deficiency symptoms.

(e) Demonstration of new crop/variety

Black wheat is tested on the nanta farm for demonstration purpose.

(f) Use of Nano Urea in wheat

Nano Urea is used in wheat crop instead off top dressing of urea.

C.A.D Chambal Kota

Annexure Index

Sno. Subject Annex no Page no

1 Constitution of Command Area Authority Chambal I 44-46

2 State Level Monitoring committee I(A) 47-50

3 Re constitution of CADA I(B) 51-52

4 Duties and Functions II 53-60

5 Physical progress (Phase -I) up to 2021-2022(Feb 22) III 61-62

6 Financial progress (phase -II) up to 2021-22(Feb 22) IV 63-64

7 Area Irrigation by Canals V (A) 65-66

8 Water release to M.P. & Rajasthan V (B) 67-68

9 statement of Demand collection, Balance V (c) 69-71

10 Statement of Live Storage V (D) 72-74

11 Crop wise area in RMC & LMC V (E) 75-78

12 Status of information of Water Users Associations ( Co-

operative Act 1965, Society Act 1958)

VI(A,B) 79-85

13 GAZETTE Notification of WUAs, Distributaries Committees VI(C) 86-106

14 Details of Water Users Associations, under RFPMIS Act 2000 Rules 2002

VI(D) 107-114

15 Details of Distributaries Committees under RFPMIS Act 2000 Rules 2002

VI(E) 115-122

16 Details of , Project level Committee under RFPMIS Act 2000 Rules 2002

VI(F) 123

17 Year wise Area Production & cropping Pattern VII 124-171

18 Fertilizer distribution and consumption VIII 172-174

19 Seed Distribution IX 175-182

20 Agriculture Implements Distribution X 183-184

21 Plant Protection measures in CAD area XI 185-186

22 Average yield of important crops XII 187

23 Cropping Intensity XIII 188

24 Physical Progress from 1974-75 to 2021-2022(Feb 22) XIV 189-205

25 Progress of OFD Works from 1974-75 to 2021-2022(Feb 22) XV 206-209

26 Progress of Warabandi from 1974-75 to 2021-2022(Feb 22) XVI 210-11

28 Financial Progress From 1974-75 to 2021-2022(Feb 22) XVII 212-252

29 Adaptive trial Progress 1974-75 to 2021-2022(Feb 22) XVIII 253-54

30 Analysis of Soil, Water, Plants Samples Progress XIX 255-256

31 Organization setup XX 257

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Annexure-I

COMMAND AREA & WATER UTILISATION DEPARTMENT

GOVERNMENT OF RAJASTHAN

No. F-6 (13) Agri/73/3934-4026 Jaipur Dated 25.7.74

6.8.74

Sub: Setting up of Command Area Authority for Chambal Project and Functions and

delegation of powers to Area Development Commissioner.

The state Government have resolved to set up Command Area Authority for Chambal Project

and to give necessary powers to the Area Development Commissioner as Chairman & Administrator of

this Authority. In the pursuance of this resolution the State Government hereby creates the Command

Area Authority for Chambal Project with powers, functions and responsibilities mentioned below:

COMMAND AREA AUTHORITY - CHAMBAL

1. Objectives:

The Command Area Development Authority would be responsible for water utilization and

integrated area development in the irrigation command, including modernization of the distribution

system, the provision of drainage and the maintenance and operation of both the distribution and

drainage system.

2. Jurisdiction:

The Gross Command Area of the Chambal Irrigation would be the area of jurisdiction of the

C.A.A.

3. Function and Responsibilities:

i. Modernization, maintenance and efficient operation of the irrigation system up to

farm outlet.

ii. Development and maintenance of the main and intermediate drainage system.

iii. Planning and executing programmes of Land Development within a catchment

including realignment and lining of water courses, land leveling, soil reclamation,

farm drainage, field channels, etc. through institutional finance and otherwise.

iv. Redrawing of field boundaries, consolidation of holdings, exchange of portion of

holdings to organize the farms in the catchment for the best use of irrigation.

v. Enforcement of a proper system of 'Barabandi' and fair distribution of water to

individual fields.

vi. Selection and introduction of suitable cropping patterns.

vii. Development of groundwater to supplement surface irrigation.

viii. Supply of all inputs and services including credit.

ix. Development of marketing and processing facilities and communications.

x. Preparing individual programmes of actions for small farmers, marginal farmers

and agricultural labour.

xi. Diversification of agriculture through livestock development, horticulture, farm

forestry, etc.

xii. Soil conservation, revaine control and forestry programmes.

xiii. Town planning, village development, rural housing.

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4. Constitution and powers:

(a) The Board of CAA shall consist of the following:

1 Area Development Commissioner Member

2 Development and maintenance of the main and intermediate

drainage system.

Member

3 Secretary, CAD Member. Member

4 Financial Commissioner or his representative Member

5 Revenue and Forest Commissioner or his representative. Member

6 Special Secretary, Planning Member

7 Representative from credit institutions (one) Member

8 Two nominees from pramukhs and other elected representatives.

Member.

Member

9 Two representatives from the farmers one of which will be from the

Weaker Section

Member

10 Deputy ADC Member

Secy.

(b) The CAA may also constitute Consultative Committees with wider representation

of different development sectors. Heads of the Departments will be represented

in these.

(c) Powers of Area Development Commissioner and Administrator of CAA for the due

discharge of the functions listed in paragraph 5 above.

1. ADC will be vested by he Revenue Department with powers analogues to

erstwhile Divisional Commissioner to control, inspect the revenue and

colonisation work in so far as they pertain to the implementation of the project

and give directions to collectors and other officers and functionaries of the

Revenue Department in these districts of Kota and Bundi. ADC will be empowered

to supervise the maintenance of Land Records, their correction and collection of

dues.

2. The responsibility for construction work relating to the irrigation system in the

Chambal Area, other than that included in the project, will continue to lie with the

Irrigation Department.

3. ADC will enjoy the powers of Director of Agriculture for the Command Area and

fully control the staff and programme of Agriculture Extension, Research and Soil

conservation whether under Non-Plan, Plan or Central Schemes. This will be

facilitated by all these budgets being placed under the CAD Chambal budget head

which ADC-Chambal will control with the Administrative and financial power of

Head of Department Class-I.

4. ADC will enjoy the powers of Registrar cooperative, Chambal, Societies for the

command area.

5. ADC will have the powers of the Chief Engineer, Chambal Irrigation system

regarding construction, land development and maintenance and water utilisation.

6. ADC will be a member of the Inter-state Chambal Board.

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7. ADC will be responsible for the Development programme of Roads and Forestry in

the Command Area. For these and all other Development Programme in the

command area for which he is made responsible, the following will obtain:

i) Finalisation of the five-year plan and annual Budget for the Command Area in

consultation and on the advice of the ADC (Chambal).

ii) Head of the Departments and the senior officers at the Command Level will

intimate at the earliest and not later than a month of the voting of the Budget the

financial allocation & the physical programme for the Command Area.

iii) The physical programme and setting of the programme (e.g. schools,

roads or drinking water schemes of pasture development etc.) will be as per the

advice of ADC (Chambal) and such Consultative Committee as he may constitute

for the purpose.

iv) Head of the Development and the senior officer at the Command Level will

provide information on progress of works, attend meetings and undertake tour as

directed by the ADC (Chambal).

v) The transfer and posting of officers of such departments within the Command

Area or from outside to Command Area and Vice-versa will be in consultation of

the ADC (Chambal).

Sd/-

(S.L. Khurana)

Chief secretary to the Govt.

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Annexure- 1(A)

GOVERNMENT OF RAJASTHAN COMMAND AREA DEVELOPMENT AND WU DEPARTMENT

F.5(23)CAD/90 JAIPUR 29 th Oct 2004

ORDER

Ministry of water Resources, Government of India in the guiding principles for implementations and Restructured CAD & WM Program has desired that for strengthening the monitoring of CAD Program a state level committee may be

constituted. Therefore a state level committee for monitoring and implementation of

CAD works is hereby constituted, as under:-

1 Secretary to Govt. CAD Dept. Chairman

2 Commissioner, CAD-IGNP, Bikaner. Member

3 Commissioner, CAD-Chambal, Kota. Member

4 Sr. Joint Commissioner,(CADWM), GOI, New Delhi. Member

5 Chief Engineer, Irrigation Dept. Raj. Jaipur Member

6 Chief Engineer, CAD-IGNP, Bikaner Member

7 Representative Central Water Commission, New Delhi Member

8 Representative Central Ground Water Board, New Delhi

Member

9 Representative ICAR Regional Center Member

10 Representative of State Agriculture University Member

11 Director & Chief Engineer, IMTI, Kota Member

12 Representative Project Level Committee formed under PIM Act.

Member

13 Officer on Special Duty, CAD, Jaipur Member

Secretary

The Terms of Reference for the committee shall be as under:

a. To decide the future work program of CADA and to ensure its implementation

in an integrated and holistic manner and advise suitably. b. To review the progress of CADWM Program and make suggestions for

improving its performances.

c. To decide upon the evaluation studies to be taken up at the state level. d. To review and recommend project proposals to be sent to GOI for approval.

e. The committee would meet twice a year before Rabi and Kharif crops.

By order of (seema singh)

Dy. secretary CAD

Copy to the follwing for information and necessary action:_

1. PS to Hon'ble Minister, CAD, Jaipur. 2. Secretary, CAD Dept. Jaipur.

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Copy to the follwing for information and necessary action:_ 1. PS to Hon'ble Minister, CAD, Jaipur. 2. Secretary, CAD Dept. Jaipur.

3. Commissioner, IGNP, Bikaner/Chambal, Kota. 4. Commissioner, CAD, Ministry of Water Resources, GOI, New Delhi.

5. Sr. Joint Commissioner(CADWM) ), GOI, New Delhi. 6. Central water Commission, Govt. of India, New Delhi. 7. Chairman, Central Ground water Board, New Delhi.

8. Chairman, ICAR, Krishi Bhawan, New Delhi. 9. Chief Engineer, Irrigation Department, Raj. Jaipur.

10.Chief Engineer, CAD-IGNP, Bikaner. 11.Registrar, Agriculture University, Bikner. 12.Director & Chief Engineer, IMTI, Kota.

13.Chief Engineer, RWSRP for project level committee formed under PIM Act.

14.Guard file. 15.O.S.D CAD

Dy. secretary CAD

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iz'kklfud lq/kkj foHkkx ¼vuqHkkx&3½

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ty lalk/ku ea=ky; Hkkjr ljdkj ds lh,Mh MCY;w ,e- izksxzke dh xkbZM ykbZu ds vuqlkj eksusfVfjax gsrq jkT; Lrjh; eksusVfjax lfefr dk xBu fuEukuqlkj fd;k tkrk gS%&

1. izeq[k@'kklu lfpo] flafpr {ks= fodkl ,oa ty mi;ksfxrk foHkkx v/;{k 2. ofj"V la;qDr vk;qDr (CADWM) Hkkjr ljdkj lnL;

3. dsUnzh; ty vk;ksx dk izfrfuf/k lnL;

4. dsUnzh; Hkw&ty cksMZ dk izfrfuf/k lnL;

5. Hkkjrh; d`f"k vuqla/kku ifj"kn ¼vkbZlh,vkj½ ds {ks=h; dsUnz dk izfrfuf/k lnL;

6. vk;qDr@funs'kd] d`f"k foHkkx lnL;

7. vk;qDr flafpr {ks= fodkl] pEcy dksVk lnL;

8. vk;qDr flafpr {ks= fodkl] baxkui chdkusj lnL;

9. eq[; vfHk;ark ¼iwoZ½ ,oa vfrfjDr lfpo] lh,Mh] t;iqj lnL; lfpo

10. eq[; vfHk;ark] ty lalk/ku foHkkxA lnL;

11. mi dqyifr d`f"k fo'ofo|ky; chdkusj ;k mudk izfrfuf/k lnL;

12. funs'kd ty ,oa Hkwfe izca/ku laLFkku lnL;

13. vk;qDr ,oa lfpo iapk;rh jkt-A lnL;

14. v/kh{k.k vfHk;ark] lh,Mh] chlyiqj or] Vksad lnL;

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lefUor rFkk lqO;fLFkr fØ;kfUor gks lds rFkk bl gsrq mfpr lykg iznku djukA ¼c½ dk;ZØe dh izxfr dh leh{kk rFkk lHkh Lrjksa ij y{; izkfIr ds n`f"Vxr dk;Z izLrqfr ds

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¼jes'k pUnz Hkkj}kt½ 'kklu mi lfpo

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2- izeq[k lfpo] ekuuh; eq[;ea=h egksn;k jktLFkku t;iqjA

3- futh lfpo] ekuuh; ea=h egksn;] flfpar {ks= fodkl ,oa ty mi;ksfxrk foHkkx t;iqjA

4- futh lfpo@milfpo] eq[; lfpo egksn; jktLFkku t;iqjA

5- futh lfpo] izeq[k 'kklu lfpo] iapk;rh jkt foHkkx 'kklu lfpoky; t;iqjA

6- futh lfpo] 'kklu lfpo] flafpr {ks= fodkl ,oa ty mi;ksfxrk foHkkx t;iqjA

7- lEHkkxh; vk;qDr] dksVk@vtesj@chdkusjA

8- ftyk dysDVj] dksVk@vtesj@chdkusjA

9- ofj"B la;qDr vk;qDr (CADWM) Hkkjr ljdkj] ,l-ih-foax] 438 ch] d`f"k Hkou ubZ fnYyhA

10- v/;{k dsUnzh; ty vk;ksx] lsok Hkou] vkj-ds-iqje ubZ fnYyh 110066

11- v/;{k dsUnzh; Hkw&ty cksMZ] Hkw&ty Hkou ,u,p&4 QjhnkcknA ¼gfj;k.kk½

12- tksuy izkstsDV Mk;jsDVj] vkbZlh,vkj tksu&6 dktjh dSEil tks/kiqj 324005

13- mi dqyifr Lokeh ds'okuUn] d`f"k fo'ofo|ky; xaxkuxj jksM] chNoky] chdkusj 334006

14- vk;qDr@funs'kd d`f"k foHkkx] t;qijA

15- funs'kd ty ,oa Hkwfe izca/ku laLFkku t;iqjA

16- vk;qDr flafpr {ks= fodkl pEcy dksVk dks izsf"kr dj ys[k gS fd vius {ks= ls lEcfU/kr

lnL; dks vkns'k dh izfr miyC/k djk;k tkuk lqfuf'pr djkosaA

17- vk;qDr] flafpr {ks= fodkl baxkui chdkusj dks izsf"kr dj ys[k gS fd vius {ks= ls lEcfU/kr

lnL; dks vkns'k izfr miyC/k djk;k tkuk lqfuf'pr djkosaA

18- eq[; vfHk;ark ¼iwoZ½ ,oa vfrfjDr lfpo] lh,Mh] t;iqjA

19- v/kh{k.k vfHk;ark] lh,Mh] chlyiqj or VksadA

20- jf{kr i=koyhA

'kklu mi lfpo

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jktLFkku ljdkj flafpr {ks= fodkl ,oa ty mi;ksfxrk foHkkx

Øekad & i-8 ¼3½lh,Mh@06 t;iqj fnukad %& 18-07-2012

vkns'k bl foHkkx ds vkns'k Øekad i-10¼12½lh,Mh@2000 fnukad 25-09-03 ,oa blls iwoZ le;≤ ij izpkfjr vkns'kksa dks fujLr djrs gq, bl foHkkx ds vkns'k Øekad i-6¼13½ @df"k&5@73 fnukad 25-07-1974 }kjk xfBr flafpr {ks= fodkl izkf/kdj.k] pEcy ifj;kstuk] dksVk dk iquZxBu fuEu izdkj fd;k tkrk gSA iquZxBu ds QyLo:i flafpr {ks= fodkl izkf/kdj.k] dksVk dk orZeku Lo:i fuEukuqlkj gksxk %&

1 {ks=h; fodkl vk;qDr] flafpr {ks= fodkl] pEcy] dksVk v/;{k 2 flafpr [ks= fodkl ls lEcfU/kr leLr yksdlHkk lnL; ¼dksVk&cwanh ,oa >kyokM+&ckjka½ lnL; 3 flafpr {ks= fodkl ls lEcfU/kr leLr fo/kkulHkk lnL; ¼ykM+iqjk] ihiYnk] dksVk mŸkj] dksVk

nf{k.k] lkaxksn] cwanh] ds'kksjk; ikVu ,oa vUrk½ lnL;

4 flafpr {ks= fodkl ls lEcfU/kr leLr ftyk izeq[k ¼dksVk] cwanh ,oa ckjka½ lnL; 5 lHkkifr pEcy ifj;kstuk lfefr rFkk forj.k lfefr ds pkj lnL; ¼{ks=h; fodkl vk;qDr }kjk

ukekafdr½ lnL;

6 izeq[k 'kklu lfpo] flafpr {ks= fodkl ,oa ty mi;ksfxrk foHkkx@ muds izfrfuf/k ¼mi lfpo Lrj ;k mlls Åij½

lnL;

7 izeq[k 'kklu lfpo] foŸk@muds izfrfuf/k ¼mi lfpo Lrj ;k mlls Åij½ lnL; 8 izeq[k 'kklu lfpo] vk;kstuk foHkkx@muds izfrfuf/k ¼mi lfpo Lrj ;k mlls Åij½ lnL; 9 izeq[k 'kklu lfpo] ty lalk/ku foHkkx@muds izfrfuf/k ¼mi lfpo Lrj ;k mlls Åij½ lnL; 10 vk;qDr] d`f"k foHkkx@muds izfrfuf/k ¼mi lfpo Lrj ;k mlls Åij½ lnL; 11 ftyk dysDVj] dksVk] cwanh ,oa ckjka lnL; 12 v/kh{k.k vfHk;ark] flapkbZ o`r] flafpr {ks= fodkl pEcy] dksVk lnL; 13 lsUVªsy cSad vkWQ bafM;k ds izfrfuf/k lnL; 14 vfrfjDr] eq[; vfHk;ark ,oa funs'kd] flapkbZ izcU/ku ,oa izf'k{k.k laLFkku] dksVk lnL; *

15 ty lalk/ku ea=ky;] Hkkjr ljdkj ds izfrfuf/k ¼la;qDr vk;qDr ds led{k½ lnL; * 16 vfrfjDr {ks=h; fodkl vk;qDr] flafpr {ks= fodkl pEcy] dksVk lnL; lfpo

∗ Øe la- 14 o 15 ij vafdr Øe'k% vfrfjDr] eq[; vfHk;ark ,oa funs'kd] flapkbZ izcU/ku ,oa izf'k{k.k laLFkku] dksVk rFkk ty lalk/ku ea=ky;] Hkkjr ljdkj ds izfrfuf/k dks dsUnz ljdkj ds funsZ'kkuqlkj lfEefyr fd;k tkuk izLrkfor gSA

∗ iwoZ izpkfjr vkns'k la- i-6¼13½,xzh@xzqi&5@73 fnukad 25-07-1974 }kjk flafpr {ks= fodkl izkf/kdj.k ,oa {ks=h; fodkl vk;qDr] pEcy ifj;kstuk] dksVk dks vyx&vyx iznŸk 'kfDr;ksa] ftEesnkfj;ksa ,oa dk;Z ;Fkkor jgsaxsA

fouksn dqekj 'kekZ] mi 'kklu lfpo

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Øekad & i-8 ¼3½lh,Mh@06 t;iqj fnukad %& 18-07-2012 izfrfyfi& fuEufyf[kr dks lwpukFkZ ,oa vko';d dk;Zokgh gsrq izsf"kr gS %

1- lfpo] jkT;iky egksn;] jktLFkku] t;iqjA 2- lfpo] eq[;ea=h egksn;] jktLFkku] t;iqjA 3- futh lfpo] leLr ea=h@jkT; ea=hx.k jktLFkku] t;iqjA 4- futh lfpo] eq[; lfpo egksn;] jktLFkku] t;iqjA 5- leLr izeq[k 'kklu lfpo@'kklu lfpo@'kklu fof'k"V lfpo] jktLFkku t;iqjA 6- {ks=h; fodkl vk;qDr] pEcy ifj;kstuk] dksVkA 7- {ks=h; fodkl vk;qDr] baxkui] chdkusjA 8- v/;{k] bafUnjk xka/kh ugj e.My] t;iqjA 9- laHkkxh; vk;qDr] vtesjA 10- leLr foHkkxk/;{kA 11- mi 'kklu lfpo] vk;kstuk@lkekU; iz'kklu foHkkx@flapkbZ foHkkx@eaf=e.My lfpoky; dks

pkj vfrfjDr izfr;ka lfgrA 12- dysDVj] dksVk@cwanh@ckjak@>kykokM+A 13- ftyk izeq[k] dksVk@cwanh@ckajkA 14- funs'kd] tulEidZ foHkkx] jktLFkku t;iqjA 15- egkys[kkdkj] jktLFkku t;iqjA 16- vfrfjDr {ks=h; fodkl vk;qDr] pEcy ifj;kstuk] dksVk dks leLr lnL;ksa dks lwfpr djus

gsrqA 17- jf{kr i=koyhA

mi 'kklu lfpo

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DUTIES AND FUNCTIONS OF VARIOUS OFFICERS

DIRECTION & ADMINISTRATION:-

Area Development Commissioner:-

The Command Are Development project is being run under overall control and directions

of Area Development Commissioner. The Area Development Commissioner is vested

with the powers of Head of Department class-I and also Head of Department for the

personnel / officers of the different wings working of different units of the project and is

responsible for the execution of the envisaged programmes of development in the

Command Area.

Addl. Area Development Commissioner:-

The Addl. Area Development Commissioner is working as head of Department other

than Class-I in this project. He assists the Area Development Commissioner in his work

and he is also responsible for the execution of works as well as the administrative,

financial implication.

Further he is also responsible for the revenue work being conducted in the Command Area so

far as it relates to CAD Programme. In nut shell his main functions are as under:-

a. Supervision of Re-allotment of land to the landholders after OFD works.

b. Supervision of Record writing in OFD Catchments.

c. Supervision of Survey works.

d. Settlement of land disputes as per the procedure and power laid - down in RLDC Act.

e. Issue of crop compensation awards to the cultivators covered under OFD works.

Private Secretary to ADC:-

To assist the A.D.C. one post of Private Secretary has been created. The function of P.S. to ADC is

to coordinate with all Units Head.

Planning and Monitoring Cell :-

This unit headed by the Deputy Director (Monitoring) (assisted by one Asstt. Statistical officer).

The main functions/duties performed by this unit are as under:-

a. Preparation of Annual Plan/Five Year Plan.

b. Preparation of Monthly, Quarterly, Semi-Annual and Annual Progress Report.

c. Preparation of Annual Administrative Reports.

d. Preparation of Agenda Notes for various meetings.

e. Other assignment entrusted to this wing from time to time.

REVENUE WING :-

Tehsildar :-

The Tehsildar is working as Assistant Land Record Officer also for the Command Area. His main

functions are as under :-

1. Supervision of Revenue works in the CAD.

2. Supervision of preparation of land records after plotting & reallottment.

3. Reporting and on the spot verification of land disputes related catchment work.

4. Supervision of the working of Amins/Patwaries.

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Settlement Inspector :-

1. Checking and supervision of working of Amin/Patwaries.

Amin :-

1. Survey of Water Courses and Drains in OFD Catchments.

2. Ploting and Re-allotment of Land to the Land holder after completion of OFD works.

3. Preparation of restoration notices.

Patwari :-

1. Preparation of land records.

2. To assist the Amins in performance of their jobs.

3. Doing same work as of amins.

ACCOUNTS WING: -

The chief Accounts Officer is the Chief Accounting Authority of the department an is the

Financial Advisor to the Command Area Authority.

Besides, he is the principal authority for both works and establishment claims. The organization

of the Chief Accounts Officer is brief, does the following functions.

1. 100%pre check of all bills, works bills, supplier bill and establishment bill etc.

2. Treasury functions are also done by the Chief Accounts Officer. This includes precheck of

claims of salaries, allowances, contingencies etc. and their disbursement by cheques.

3. Monthly accounts for both works and Establishment is complied and sent to the A.G.

4. Re-conciliation of both expenditure and revenue accounts.

5. Maintenance of Value Accounts.

6. Maintenance of almost all initial accounts and records.

7. Surprise check of cash and stock etc.

8. Accounting of On-Farm Development & it’s compilation.

9. Periodical reporting to financing agencies and reimbursement of funds.

10. Internal check, in the department.

11. Periodical physical verification of stores.

12. Compliance of AG. inspection report etc. and coordination of these works.

13. Budget and Budgetary controls.

14. The work pertaining to PAC examination and assurances etc.

15. The Chief A.O. is the Financial Adviser to the Command Area Authority/Area

Development Commissioner.

ON FARM DEVELOPMENT

Superintending Engineer (Land Development)

1. Allotment of funds in different heads received from Chief Accounts Officer, CAD, Kota for

On Farm Development works.

2. Block/Catchment wise Administrative and Financial Sanction for Topographical Survey as

per P.W.F. & A.R.

3. Approval of initial planning (layout of water courses and drains) on contour sheet.

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4. Submission of proposals for Administrative and Financial Sancition for OFD works to Area

Development Commissioner.

5. Technical Sanction of estimates for OFD works as per P.W.F. & A.R.

6. Approval of B.S.R. for OFD works.

7. Initiative action for preparing OFD plan in future in Command Area as per administrative

order of Area Development Commissioner/Government.

8. Coordinating and supervising the running and maintenance of heavy earth moving

machinery committed to OFD works in catchments.

9. Allotment of heavy earth moving machinery to different division for execution of OFD

works and private parties i.e. other than CAD department.

10. Submission of hourly rates (Rs per hour or km) of different machines for the year, for CAD

works and other than CAD works for the approval to Area Development Commissioner.

11. Submission of proposals of major repair of departmental other machines to Area

Development Commissioner for approval and allotment of funds in 8443-Civil Deposit

head.

12. Preparation of proposals for OFD works for B.F.C. in various desired formats as per plan

ceiling and direction of ADC/AADC/CAO.

13. Preparation of Annual/Draft Plan in required formats.

14. Proper action to be taken on complaints received from cultivators.

15. Proper action to be taken on complaints of cultivators received through public

representatives and proper reply is to be submitted through Area Development

Commissioner.

Executive Engineer (OFD/FMD)

1. Selection of area and preparation of annual work plan for survey, planning for OFD works.

2. Checking of topographical survey.

3. Checking and recommending initial planning for OFD works to be discussed with

Superintending Engineer.

4. Submission of Chak File/Project Report to SE.

5. Issue of technical sanction as per P.W.F. & A.R.

6. Tendering and awarding work order to contractor.

7. Checking the layout of water courses and drains in the field before start of execution.

8. Execution of different works in OFD programme.

9. To attend the complaints of cultivators/public representative and after taking proper action

reply is to be submitted to higher authority.

10. After examining from various aspects and as per direction of CAD manual, recommending

the hourly rates of departmental machines for CAD works and other than CAD works.

11. Allotment of machines to different CAD divisions or other parties and to ensure that the

machine should be transported to work place according to requisition and work properly

with minimum breakdown period.

12. Operating Suspense head properly and depositing/crediting the amount, in depreciation,

major repair, tyre tuve heads according to provision taken in calculation of hourly rates of

machines, time to time in CAO office..

13. Adjustment of Log Books of different machines according to work estimates in CAO office.

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Assistant Engineer (OFD)

1. Selection of area for topographical survey with direction/guidance of Executive Engineer

and submission of proposal to Executive Engineer.

2. Preparation and checking of technical estimates of different works to be executed and

submission to Executive Engineer for sanction.

3. Full Checking of topographical survey. Taking complete details, position and layout of

existing water courses, cart track and other permanent and semi permanent properties.

4. Fixing of fourth/undefined boundary of blocks with the direction of Executive Engineer.

5. Initial Planning of OFD works on Contour Sheet.

6. Preparation of Chak File/Project Report of Catchment/Blocks.

7. Transfer of layout of watercourses and drains on field as per approved layout plan.

8. Calculation of machine hours and requirement of machines.

9. Submitting the requisition/requirement of departmental machines to Executive Engineer

(FMD).

10. Ensure that execution of different work is carried out as per existing standing orders,

required specifiction and standard quality is maintained.

11. Ensure economic and optimum utilization of machine.

12. Reconciliation of expenditure according to sanctioned estimate in CAO office.

Assistant Engineer (FMD)

1. Preparation and submission of hourly rates (Rs. Per hr or Rs. Per km) of departmental

machines according to direction given in CAD/Accounts manual to Executive Engineer.

2. Preparation and submission of Maintenance and Repair Estimates according to sanctioned

hourly rates of departmental machines to Executive Engineer.

3. Preparation and submission of SPECIAL/Major repair estimates of machines.

4. Checking of logbooks at least once in a month for its updated entries of work done, HSD

and POL consumption and periodical maintenance entries.

5. Surprise checking of HSD/POL balance at machine.

6. Checking of Fuel consumption of each machine.

7. Getting 500 hrs and above service and maintenance in his presence for every machine.

8. Arrange local repair of machines.

Junior Engineer (OFD)

1. Preparation of technical estimates of different works with the direction of Assistant

Engineer.

2. Topographical survey and preparation of contour plans.

3. Initial planning for OFD Chaks and preparation of technical reports needed for Chak Files.

4. Supervision of machines working in the catchment and verifying the work hours in log

books.

5. Preliminary selection of areas for OFD works obtaining the consent of beneficiaries.

6. Collection of different records from irrigation and revenue wing needed in initial planning.

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Junior Engineer (FMD)

1. Preparation of Maintenance and Repair estimates with the direction of Assistant Engineer.

2. Preparation of Store Indents for spares/POL.

3. Completion of logbooks with following aspects :-

(A) Entries are made correctly and timely.

(B) HSB/POL receipt is entered correctly and regularly.

(C) Entries of periodical maintenance and repair are done immediately.

(D) Completion of POL abstract.

(E) Preparation of Work Abstract according to verification (Estimate No.)

4. Verification of HSD/POL consumption once a month for each machine.

5. Get all periodical maintenance (except daily maintenance) done in his physical presence as

per maintenance manual and destroy the used oil, filter rubber etc to avoid its reuse.

IRRIGATION WING:

Superintending Engineer (Canal):

1. He is responsible to A.D.C., Kota/Chief Engineer, Irrigation, Raj. Jaipur for administrative

and general professional control of public works in the charge of officers of his circle.

2. He is over all supervise regulation of Irrigation Water through canals and other

development works related to irrigation.

3. He ascertain report efficiency of officers and field staff.

Executive Engineer:-

1. He is head of executive unit of the department.

2. He is responsible for works of his division and canal regulations under his jurisdiction

and taking proper measures to maintain in good order all works in his division.

3. He is supervisor of all technical and revenue staff of his division.

4. He is to report immediately to Suptd. Engineer his division standing what action if any

he has taken thereon.

5. All payments related to works are passed by him and sent to C.A.O. for payment.

Assistant Engineer:-

1. He is incharge of sub-division.

2. Responsible for all works and water regulation in his jurisdiction and responsible to XEN.

He submits the bills of works after checking of measurement to XEN for passing the

same.

Junior Engineer:-

A Sub Division headed by Asstt. Engineer is divided with a number of sections generally sections.

Incharge of the section is Junior Engineer. He is responsible for all works in his section. He works

under the order of Asstt. Engineer. Responsibility of taking measurement of works/observation

of gauges and maintenance of T&P and MAS. account as with him. It is his duty on occupance of

breach immediately to arrange for its closures and at the same time report the matter to Asstt.

Engineer by wire or special messenger.

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Deputy Colletor

One depty collector is provided for supervision of recovery of water charges, preparing zinswara

and measurement of irrigation . He has to make arrangement for implementation of warabandi

and optimum utilization of irrigation water in command area. He assists Superintending Engineer

in respect of Revenue matters. Problems of cultivators are looked after by him.

Zilledar

He is responsible to Deputy Collector and Executive Engineer. He Supervise the work of recovery

of irrigation charges done by Water Users Associations and submit D.C.B. Statements, Zinswara

etc. through Executive Engineer to Circle Office.

Patwaries

He remains in field and in contact with farmers/cultivators. He helps and assists Water Users

Associations for recovery of water charges. He has to check misuse of water. Patwaries give

assistance to Water Users Associations for measurement of irrigated area and passing demands.

He surveys the encroachment and as per the directions of concerning officers serves notices to

defaulters, settles disputes regarding watercourses and promotes cultivators to adopt warabandi

in command area.

PROJECT DIRECTOR (RESEARCH): -

1. Project Director (Research)

He is head of unit responsible for administration, financial powers supervision of various

programme, co-ordination works of various disciplines, organization of different levels of training

and seminars, finalization of technical programme and package of practices based on the results of

trials conducted at these farms. He also assists commissioner CAD in technical matters relating to

crop production and allied problems and co-ordination among different units of CAD.

* From 1.10.99 Post name( Joint Director of Agriculture Research) changed to( Project Director

(Reaearch)

2. Deputy Director (Agronomy)

1. Planning and formulations of field problems oriented technical programme.

2. Guidance and supervision of the staff in agronomy section and execution of the programme.

3. Arrangement/procurement of inputs such as seed, fertilizer, weedicide and other material for

the laying out the trials.

4. To assist the Project Director (Agro) in day to day working and carryout other duties assigned

by the Project Director (Agro).

3. Deputy Director (Chem)

1. Planning and execution of technical programme for chem. Section.

2. Guidance and supervision of the staff in the chem.Section.

3. Training to extension and other staff.

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4. To carry out field verification trials on cultivator’s fields.

5. Advice to farmers on the soil problems.

4. Agriculture Research Officer (Chem)

1 To assist to Dy. Director in implementing the programme at Nananta and Digod farm.

2. To help in carry out the trials and supervise the work of AAROs.

3. To carry ort the field’s trials on the cultivator’s fields.

4. To guide and supervise the laboratory staff in analytical work.

5. Preparation of technical reports, research publication etc.

5. Assistant Agriculture Research Officer

Assistant Agriculture Research Officer is the lowest link in the section responsible to carry out the

field trials on the farms, recording of observations from sowing to harvesting, tabulation and

analysis of data and supervision of labour engaged in the trials. In each season (Rabi & Kharif) 4-5

trials are conducted by each AAROs as assigned by section head. At present in each section two

AAROs have been provided.

6. Lab Assistant

To assist AAROs in filed and laboratory in carrying out laboratory work and recording observation.

7. Agriculture Supervisor

To assist the AAROs in field to carry out the trials and taking observations. Agriculture Supervisor is

also work to assist Farm Incharge for carrying out the general crops and also act as storekeeper of

agricultural inputs.

AGRICULTURE EXTENSION UNIT

1. Project Director (Extension):

He will be responsible for the entire operation of the project especially with regard to the

aspects of training, professional, budgetary and implementation of programme in accordance

with the policy of Department of Agriculture and the budget approved. This unit is also

responsible for transfer of latest technology from laboratory to land. So that per unit production

be increased.

2. District Extension Officer

He will manage the professional expertizer, organisation and budget, supervision and

implementation and achievement of targets. He will supervise the work of Agriculture Extension

Officer and Village extension workers and improvement of Extension services. He will organize

monthly meeting of Village Extension Workers and Agri. Officer.

3. Agriculture Extension Officer

He is responsible for all extension activities in area under his jurisdiction, writing up reports,

preparation of monthly work programme, visits to demonstration plots and also organising the

training of farmers.

4. Statistical Officer: -

He is responsible for evaluation (production, Productivity & adoption of impact points through

crop cutting experiments) & Assessment of Agriculture extension activities, supervision of basic

agriculture data collection, preparation of annual plan, monthly & quarterly progress reports.

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Supervise & submission of assembly questions as an officer in charge, disposal of official works

in absence of unit head.

5. Agriculture Supervisor: -

He will be responsible for extension work in 8 chaks by making fortnightly visits to every chak.

He is responsible for determination of professional problems and drawing up annual plan of

operations. He is further responsible for the identification of problems and using services of

technical personnel belonging to the project to solve them.

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Annexure III

PHYSICAL PROGRESS REPORT FROM JULY,1974 TO JUNE,1982

(UPTO PHASE-Ist.)

S.

No.

Name of Item Unit Targets Phase I Achievement

phase I (Upto

june 1982) Target

Original

Target

Revised

IRRIGATION

1 Canal Lining Km 21.00 50.00 58.03

2 Canal Capacity Works Km 854.00 900.00 924.54

3 Control Structure No 157 157 157

4 A.P.M. Outlets No - 1000 1027

5 V.R.B. Minor No - - -

6 Water Course Crossing No - - -

7 Misc. Structure No 278 278 219

8 Canal Road Km - 114.14 76.25

9 Warabandi Ha - 15000.00 13882.00

DRAINAGE AREA

1 Survey Ha 229000 229000 203000

2 Planning Ha 167000 167000 167000

3 Construction Ha 167000 167000 167000

DRAINAGE WORKS

(LENGTH)

1 Main Drains Km 873

2 Carrier Drains Km 724.47

3 Seepage Drains Km 1012.48

4 Slab Type VRB No 428

5 Pipe Type VRB No 2960

6 Seepage Drain Road Km

7 Colverts No

8 Public Utility works. No

9 Earth Works (Special repair) Cum

ON FARM DEVELOPMENT

1 Survey Ha 47000.00 47000.00 79635.00

2 Planning Ha 48500.00 48500.00 46170.00

3 Construction Ha 50000.00 33000.00 33503.00

ROADS :- Km 247.00 300.00 292.08

PLANTATION

1 Adv. Soil Working Ha 1000.00 2300.00 2285.00

2 Plantation Ha 1000.00 2300.00 2110.00

3 Canal Bank Plantation Ha

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PHYSICAL PROGRESS REPORT UPTO THE YEAR 2021-2022 (Feb 2022)

Item Unit Achevment upto March

2021

Targets 2021-2022

Achevment during

2021-2022

Progressive Achevment Upto March 2022

IRRIGATION

1 Canal Lining Km. 668.142 212 212.589 880.731

2 Canal Capacity Works. Km. 1152.46 1152.46

3 A.P.M. Outlets No. 6122 1660 797 6919

4 Cement Concrete work Cum 63274.926 75135 94593.148 157868.074

5 stone masonary work Cum 14571.415 6075 18131.668 32703.083

6 V.R.B. Minor No. 73 73

7 Water Cours. Crossing No. 25 25

8 Misc. Structure No. 5272 543 354 5626

9 Canal Roads Km. 200.23 200.23

10 Canal Bank Plantation Ha. 11 11

11 Earth Works lac cum 122.75508 5.4624 14.738939 137.4940188

12 Warabandi Ha. 107161 107161

13 Correction of System Deficiencies ( 20 Distributaries)

a No of Distributary/ Minors Nos 20 0 0 20

b No of Distributary/ Minors Ha. 88008 0 0 88008

Correction of System Deficiencies ( 27 Distributaries)

a No of Distributary/ Minors Nos 27 0 0 27

b No of Distributary/ Minors Ha. 72183.5 0 0 72183.5

DARINAGE AREA

1. Survey Ha. 203000 - - 203000

2. Planning Ha. 167000 - - 167000

3. Construction Ha. 167000 - - 167000

DRAINAGE WORKS (LENGTH)

1 Main Drains/Carrier Drain Km. 5455.704 20 25.02 5480.724

/Seepage Drains/Dislting

2 Slab Type VRB No. 4498 4498

3 Seepage Drain Road Km. 552.71 552.71

4 Culverts No. 817 817

5 Public Utility works No. 392 392

6 Roads. Km. 63.25 63.25

ON FARM DEVELOPMENT

1. Survey Ha. 230065 230065

2. Planning Ha. 203879 203879

3. Construction Ha. 158236 158236

4. S.S.D. Construction Ha. 14924 - - 14924

PLANTATION

1 Adv. Soil Working Ha. 2285 2285

2 Plantation Ha. 2285 2285

3 Demonstration No 3683 3683

4 One time Functional Grant Ha. 14400 14400

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CAD CHAMBAL KOTA

FINANCIAL PROGRESS REPORT FROM JULY 1974 TO JUNE 1982 UPTO PHASE I ST)

Rs in lacs

SNO ITEMS/HEADS Budget Outlay of Phase I upto 6/82

Exp up to June 82 phase I

Orginal Revised

(A) (A) 2705 AREA DEVEOPMENT

1 Direction & Adminstration 276.984

2 Agri research 1296 1400 49.182

3 Agri Extension 219.42

Adatitive trial

(B) (B) ON FARM DEVELOPMENT

1 O.F.D (Estt)

2 OFD (works) 1471 870 1306.688

3 Crop compensation

(c ) IRRIGATION & DRAINAGE

1 Warabandi

2 Irrigation & Drainage 2213 2432 2588.095

3 Land Comensation

(D) Roads 842 1100 1090.046

(E) Plantation 18 38 35.37

(F) Fertilizer 600 600 0

(G) Interest 880 880 0

Non Plan

1 Direction & Admin 0 0 0

2 Agri Extension 0 0 0

3 Agri Research 0 0 0

4 Mandi Committee 0 0 0

5 Maintance Non plan 0 0 1078.093

7320.00 7320.00 6643.92

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Annexure -IV

FINANCIAL PROGRESS REPORT STATE PLAN+CSS+N-PLAN UPTO YEAR 2021-2022 (Rs. in lacs) (Plan+C.S.S.)

S.no Item/Heads Progressive Exp-upto March 21

Outlay Revised 2021-22

Exp-of 2021-22

Progressive Exp-upto Feb 22

1 2 3 4 5 6 (3+5)

(A) AREA DEVELOPMENT

1. Direction & Administration Plan Supervision

1503.84 256.81 233.78 1737.62

2. Direction & Administration 6579.40 508.82 422.27 7001.67

3. Agri. Extension. 550.41 0.00 0.00 550.41

3(a) Demonstration(From 2012-13) 67.37 0.00 0.00 67.37

4 Adaptive Trials.(scheme) 545.16 30.00 29.60 574.76

(B) PIM (Participatory Irrigation Management)

1 Managerial Subsidy 176.76 0.00 0.00 176.76

2 Training & Mass Awareness 158.33 0.00 0.00 158.33

3 NABARD (RIDF) 206.61 0.00 0.00 206.61

4 Consultancy Studies 1.20 0.00 0.00 1.20

(C) ON FARM DEVELOPMENT

1 O.F.D. (Estt.) 7365.70 494.05 441.17 7806.87

2 O.F.D. (Works) 14582.43 0.00 0.00 14582.43

3 Crop. Compensation 35.80 0.00 0.00 35.80

4 RAJAD Project 3108.41 0.00 0.00 3108.41

5 Net Suspense 667.09 0.00 0.00 667.09

(D) IRRIGATION & DRAINAGE

1 Warabandi 477.52 0.00 0.00 477.52

2 Irrigation & Drainage (Plan) 59372.07 14969.98 12590.12 71962.19

(excluding MP share)

3 Land Compensation 113.48 0.00 0.00 113.48

4 Wireless 14.81 0.00 0.00 14.81

5 Correction of system Deficiencies (works)(20, 27 Distributary)

7638.22 0.00 0.00 7638.22

6 Correction of system Deficiencies (Establishment 20,27)

738.46 0.00 0.00 738.46

(E) ROADS 1108.25 0.00 0.00 1108.25

(F) Plantation 29.02 0.00 0.00 29.02

NON PLAN

1 Direction & Admn. 1327.80 105.89 86.54 1414.34

2 Agri. Extension 6919.23 563.00 429.02 7348.25

3 Agri. Research 83.62 0.00 0.00 83.62

4 Mandi Committee 6.71 0.00 0.00 6.71

5 Irrigation and drainge (Excluding M P share)

30499.40 880.15 1043.52 31542.92

6 Pension Retirement 1028.91 0.00 0.00 1028.91

7 Adaptive Trials. 1268.89 95.60 81.46 1350.35

A.D.P. (Agri. Dev. Prog.) :- 375.78 - - 375.78

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Annexure- V(A)

Statement showing the position of year wise area irrigated by canals

Year

Kharif

Rabi

G.Total % age

RMC LMC Total RMC LMC Total

1960 - 61 0 0 0 4601 10502 15103 15103 6.60

1961 - 62 175 737 912 9593 15649 25242 26154 11.42

1962 - 63 270 785 1055 14561 16600 31161 32216 14.07

1963 - 64 1137 1527 2664 27114 28890 56004 58668 25.62

1964 - 65 2361 4219 6580 45093 36880 81973 88553 38.67

1965 - 66 6066 6167 12233 42267 31998 74265 86498 37.77

1966 - 67 6373 2120 8493 60251 30901 91152 99645 43.51

1967 - 68 3386 3388 6774 59705 42625 102330 109104 47.64

1968 - 69 11821 8372 20193 75370 52909 128279 148472 64.83

1969 - 70 5113 7565 12678 71258 53847 125105 137783 60.17

1970 - 71 5120 8181 13301 75716 54329 130045 143346 62.60

1971 - 72 4230 8962 13192 81464 58039 139503 152695 66.68

1972 - 73 12670 13192 25862 90429 64694 155123 180985 79.03

1973 - 74 3166 12939 16105 84965 57822 142787 158892 69.39

1974 - 75 8904 18155 27059 81742 55762 137504 164563 71.86

1975 - 76 7438 19713 27151 85632 53962 139594 166745 72.81

1976 - 77 6924 18472 25396 86466 49286 135752 161148 70.37

1977 - 78 7366 22163 29529 90398 52466 142864 172393 75.28

1978 - 79 13644 26906 40550 97450 59586 157036 197586 86.28

1979 - 80 25709 27293 53002 94278 62556 156834 209836 91.63

1980 - 81 23319 30064 53383 93482 67799 161281 214664 93.74

1981 - 82 16060 25801 41861 95556 63033 158589 200450 87.53

1982 - 83 11010 13342 24352 95047 68594 163641 187993 82.09

1983 - 84 4450 19953 24403 103735 72858 176593 200996 87.77

1984 - 85 7383 21178 28561 108509 74627 183136 211697 92.44

1985 - 86 13372 21602 34974 101940 71554 173494 208468 91.03

1986 - 87 22821 26265 49086 115318 76424 191742 240828 105.17

1987 - 88 32885 26818 59703 101958 74167 176125 235828 102.98

1988 - 89 18680 24889 43569 111460 74459 185919 229488 100.21

1989 - 90 32735 24335 57070 109473 79165 188638 245708 107.30

1990 - 91 1877 2767 4644 114300 81410 195710 200354 87.49

1991 - 92 18106 19585 37691 121969 82318 204287 241978 105.67

1992 - 93 22169 27679 49848 122110 83146 205256 255104 111.40

1993 - 94 12732 14708 27440 121137 83522 204659 232099 101.35

1994 - 95 17562 24036 41598 124027 83714 207741 249339 108.88

1995 - 96 26422 35046 61468 128474 83885 212359 273827 119.58

1996 - 97 52380 40450 92830 132767 85289 218056 310886 135.76

1997 - 98 22455 31987 54442 123522 80202 203724 258166 112.74

1998 - 99 31315 32817 64132 126794 76934 203728 267860 116.97

1999 - 00 8594 32154 40748 101341 74154 175495 216243 94.43

2000 - 01 2477 12452 14929 91291 71729 163020 177949 77.71

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Year

Kharif

Rabi

G.Total % age

RMC LMC Total RMC LMC Total

2001 - 02 22238 11493 33731 94642 75390 170032 203763 88.98

2002 - 03 Drought Year

2003 - 04 0 0 0 120650 96900 217550 217550 95.00

2004 - 05 50800 40800 91600 120650 96900 217550 309150 135.00

2005 - 06 44450 35700 80150 120650 96900 217550 297700 130.00

2006 - 07 44170 35480 79650 119710 96140 215850 295500 129.04

2007 - 08 22583 30646 53229 104098 74395 178493 231722 101.19

2008 - 09 0 0 0 107654 80547 188201 188201 82.18

2009 - 10 0 0 0 109530 78287 187817 187817 82.02

2010 - 11 0 0 0 106731 79784 186515 186515 81.45

2011 - 12 0 0 0 115642 90862 206504 206504 90.20

2012 - 13 0 0 0 116739 87510 204249 204249 89.20

2013 - 14 0 0 0 91272 87984 179256 179256 78.28

2014 - 15 0 0 0 91095 92820 183915 183915 80.31

2015 - 16 0 0 0 92295 95106 187401 187401 81.83

2016 - 17 0 0 0 117994 94880 212874 212874 92.96

2017 - 18 0 0 0 125309 100220 225529 225529 98.48

2018 - 19 0 0 0 127871 100775 228646 228646 99.85

2019 - 20 0 0 0 126915 101138 228053 228053 99.59

2020 - 21 0 0 0 127952 100106 228058 228058 99.59

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Annexure- V(B)

WATER RELEASES TO M.P. AND RAJASTHAN FOR YEARS (1994-95 TO 2020-21)

S.N

o.

Year

GS D

AM

dis

ch.

(in c

usec

days)

RPS D

AM

dis

ch.

(in c

usec

days)

JS D

AM

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(in c

usec

days)

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dis

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(in c

usec

days)

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(in c

usec

days)

Tota

l

(in c

usec

days)

Tota

l

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r in

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r

delivere

d

to M

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(in c

usec

days)

Wate

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of M

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cusecs

days

Wate

r A/c

.

of M

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in

M.A

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Wate

r A/c

.

of Raj.

in

cusecs

days

Wate

r

account

of

Raj.

in

M.A

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Date

of

wate

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assessm

e

nt

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15

1 1994-95 1110559 1517152 1562980 1019554 225101 1244655 2.4686 571277 671000 1.3309 573655 1.1378 21.9.94

2 1995-96 1092404 1452378 1484144 948984 230350 1179334 2.3391 524551 674884 1.3386 504450 1.0005 21.9.95

3 1996-97 1326527 1469836 1486019 1025500 229536 1255036 2.4892 547885 704195 1.3967 550841 1.0925 21.9.96

4 1997-98 1148256 1251968 1280884 859771 191020 1050791 2.0841 422616 567816 1.1262 482975 0.9579 5.10.97

5 1998-99 2069801 1293957 1316697 953927 231535 1185462 2.3512 416915 582209 1.1548 603253 1.1965 25.10.98

6 1999-2000 1178020 1077650 976938 752389 185574 937963 1.8604 262625 388465 0.7705 549498 1.0899 19.10.99

7 2000-01 284202 502326 549246 410090 68675 478765 0.9496 191776 290693 0.5766 188072 0.373 21.9.00

8 2001-02 368910 810855 821491 618332 126007 744339 1.4763 306150 453917 0.9003 290422 0.576 21.9.01

9 2003-04 667842 744563 778203 527053 133748 660801 1.3106 253885 436632 0.866 224169 0.4446 11.10.03

10 2004-05 1465184 1239361 1294482 911384 203308 1114692 2.2109 455879 662166 1.3133 452526 0.8975 21.9.04

11 2005-06 565056 894807 965030 667024 142626 809650 1.6059 306720 500320 0.9923 309330 0.6135 28.9.05

12 2006-07 2776050 2756188 2892831 1025593 228847 1254440 2.4881 565008 638822 1.2670 615618 1.2210 27.9.06

13 2007-08 1739837 1478664 1526947 1100283 287734 1388017 2.7530 497584 688644 1.3659 699373 1.3871 21.9.07

14 2008-09 240685 778779 801863 551005 154697 705702 1.3997 223606 253011 0.5018 435972 0.8647 19.9.08

15 2009-10 338280 476335 522818 329722 95471 425193 0.8433 140419 159248 0.3159 263745 0.5231 17.9.09

16 2010-11 370554 565670 604369 408211 98041 506252 1.0041 188126 218034 0.4324 288218 0.5717 27.10.10

17 2011-12 1093725 1148580 1208740 800543 189912 990455 1.9645 448499 524759 1.0408 465696 0.9237 21.09.11

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S.N

o.

Year

GS D

AM

dis

ch.

(in c

usec

days)

RPS D

AM

dis

ch.

(in c

usec

days)

JS D

AM

dis

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(in c

usec

days)

RM

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(in c

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LM

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(in c

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Wate

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.

of Raj.

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days

Wate

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account

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Raj.

in

M.A

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Date

of

wate

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nt

18 2012-13 778379 1182248 1227848 846437 193500 1039937 2.0626 444226 522454 1.0362 517483 1.0264 30.09.12

19 2013-14 719887 1007662 1051093 771829 166915 938744 1.8619 360159 407520 0.8083 531224 1.0536 21.09.13

20 2014-15 812520 1118269 1200478 844085 190120 1034205 2.0512 388241 447025 0.8866 523913 1.0391 21.09.14

21 2015-16 1174966 1387664 1515479 1100086 234495 1334581 2.6470 575511 651192 1.2916 683389 1.3554 10.9.2015

22 2016-17 964274 1248647 1284852 994965 199222 1194187 2.3685 521467 590039 1.1702 604148 1.1982 18.9.2016

23 2017-18 1197879 1268910 1284042 1016907 216298 1233205 2.4459 513319 580820 1.1519 652385 1.2939 18.9.2017

24 2018-19 1140711 1202987 1200581 931633 184693 1116326 2.2141 503119 569279 1.1291 547047 1.0850 20.9.2018

25 2019-20 832926 1167592 1163829 877459 180429 1057888 2.0982 438359 496003 0.9837 561885 1.1144 24.9.2019

26 2020-21 1025052 1272592 1243995 1008777 205653 1214430 2.4087 524283 593225 1.1766 621205 1.2321 15.9.2020

27

Note: Year 2002-2003 famine

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Annexure V ( C )

Statement Showing Demand, Collection, Balance form 1974-75 to 2021-22 (Irrigation/Lmc Circle), CAD Chambal, Kota (Rs in lacs)

Year

Demand Collection Balance Percentage

Penal Interest

recovered Arear Current Total Arear Current Total Arear Current Total Arear Current Total

1974-75 40.98 42.06 83.04 2.12 17.58 19.70 38.86 24.48 63.34 5.17 41.80 23.72

1975-76 63.34 70.91 134.25 16.00 44.99 60.99 46.62 25.92 72.54 25.26 63.45 45.43

1976-77 72.54 96.57 169.11 14.41 55.33 69.74 58.04 41.25 99.29 19.86 57.30 41.24

1977-78 99.28 95.86 195.14 25.19 59.52 84.71 74.00 36.44 110.44 25.37 62.09 43.41

1978-79 110.44 102.72 213.16 25.12 59.96 85.08 85.33 42.75 128.08 22.75 58.37 39.91

1979-80 128.08 130.26 258.34 25.59 67.43 93.02 102.45 62.83 165.28 19.98 51.77 36.01

1980-81 165.28 131.56 296.84 45.29 74.35 119.64 119.98 57.22 177.20 27.40 56.51 40.30

1981-82 177.20 116.38 293.58 30.97 56.46 87.43 146.22 59.92 206.14 17.48 48.51 29.78

1982-83 206.14 132.56 338.70 53.04 76.94 129.98 153.10 55.61 208.71 25.73 58.04 38.38

1983-84 208.72 141.82 350.54 43.12 79.12 122.24 165.59 62.70 228.29 20.66 55.79 34.87

1984-85 228.29 148.13 376.42 51.70 85.96 137.66 176.59 62.17 238.76 22.65 58.03 36.57

1985-86 238.76 154.09 392.85 54.79 92.25 147.04 183.95 61.84 245.79 22.95 59.87 37.43

1986-87 245.79 161.24 407.03 52.77 95.91 148.68 193.02 65.33 258.35 21.47 59.48 36.53

1987-88 258.35 179.35 437.70 66.22 114.87 181.09 192.14 64.48 256.62 25.63 64.05 41.37

1988-89 256.62 159.21 415.83 29.86 72.41 102.27 286.76 76.80 363.56 11.64 45.48 24.59

1989-90 313.56 169.23 482.79 53.03 79.17 132.20 260.52 90.06 350.58 16.91 46.78 27.38

1990-91 350.58 133.76 484.34 68.16 70.68 138.84 282.42 62.08 344.50 19.44 52.84 28.67

1991-92 345.50 155.70 501.20 105.82 95.03 200.85 239.66 60.68 300.34 30.63 61.03 40.07

1992-93 300.35 172.44 472.79 84.34 105.31 189.65 216.01 67.13 283.14 28.08 61.07 40.11

1993-94 283.14 160.69 443.83 52.77 73.89 126.66 230.97 86.80 317.77 18.64 45.98 28.54

1994-95 317.17 169.33 486.50 94.86 101.16 196.02 222.31 68.17 290.48 29.91 59.74 40.29

1995-96 290.48 184.52 475.00 54.15 97.35 151.50 236.32 86.18 322.50 18.64 52.76 31.89

1996-97 323.40 206.73 530.13 51.99 97.46 149.45 271.42 109.27 380.69 16.08 47.14 28.19

1997-98 380.69 194.10 574.79 81.99 89.51 171.50 298.70 104.59 403.29 21.54 46.12 29.84

1998-99 403.29 191.47 594.76 54.29 85.53 139.82 349.00 105.94 454.94 13.46 44.67 23.51

1999-2000

454.94 339.10 794.04 30.37 63.10 93.47 424.57 276.00 700.57 6.68 18.61 11.77

2000-01 702.71 210.06 912.77 63.07 29.78 92.85 639.64 180.28 819.92 8.98 14.18 10.17 11.19

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Year

Demand Collection Balance Percentage

Penal Interest

recovered Arear Current Total Arear Current Total Arear Current Total Arear Current Total

2001-02 911.86 124.78 1036.64 74.13 19.76 93.89 837.73 105.02 942.75 8.13 15.84 9.06 16.36

2002-03 991.34 56.70 1048.04 48.01 6.32 54.33 943.33 50.38 993.71 4.84 11.15 5.18 10.12

2003-04 941.97 1.22 943.19 29.35 0.08 29.43 912.62 1.14 913.76 3.12 6.56 3.12 7.89

2004-05 936.88 88.91 1025.79 58.07 17.47 75.54 878.81 71.44 950.25 6.20 19.65 7.36 16.97

2005-06 1089.34 151.34 1240.68 109.28 21.66 130.94 980.06 129.68 1109.74 10.03 14.31 10.55 35.96

2006-07 1267.50 167.43 1434.93 195.31 27.04 222.35 1072.19 140.39 1212.58 15.41 16.15 15.50 69.77

2007-08 1336.76 163.96 1500.72 194.16 24.08 218.24 1142.60 139.88 1282.48 14.52 14.69 14.54 68.50

2008-09 1386.76 121.76 1508.52 124.53 21.21 145.74 1262.23 100.55 1362.78 8.98 17.42 9.66 39.07

2009-10 1623.59 130.35 1753.94 155.53 24.51 180.04 1468.06 105.84 1573.90 9.58 18.80 10.26 47.65

2010-11 1764.05 207.98 1972.03 578.19 22.88 601.07 1185.86 185.1 1370.96 32.78 11.00 30.48 13.69

2011-12 1407.67 206.4 1614.07 204.13 24.47 228.6 1203.54 181.93 1385.47 14.50 11.86 14.16 8.87

2012-13 1449.99 269.13 1719.12 151.79 38.05 189.84 1298.2 231.08 1529.28 10.47 14.14 11.04 44.89

2013-14

RMC 835.58 137.1 972.68 102.53 26.18 128.71 733.05 110.92 843.97 12.27 19.09 13.23 34.80

LMC 707.86 98.32 806.18 62.46 21.06 83.52 645.40 77.26 722.66 8.82 21.42 10.36 22.49

Total 1543.44 235.42 1778.86 164.99 47.24 212.23 1378.45 188.18 1566.63 21.09 40.51 23.59 57.29

2014-15

RMC 872.61 119.03 991.64 91.54 10.99 102.53 781.07 108.04 889.11 10.49 9.23 10.34 28.73

LMC 732.75 91.05 823.8 84 3.19 87.19 648.75 87.86 736.61 11.46 3.5 10.58 24.73

Total 1605.36 210.08 1815.44 175.54 14.18 189.72 1429.82 195.90 1625.72 21.95 12.73 20.92 53.46

2015-16 1667.55 53.40 1720.95 192.04 6.86 198.91 1475.51 46.53 1522.04 11.52 12.86 11.56 11.59

2016-17 1614.02 61.12 1675.14 83.45 3.94 87.40 1530.57 57.18 1587.74 5.17 6.45 5.22 16.16 2017-18 1638.73 82.20 1720.93 99.64 7.67 107.31 1539.09 74.53 1613.62 6.08 9.33 6.24 22.59

2018-19 1707.01 72.36 1779.37 184.51 4.56 189.07 1522.50 67.79 1590.29 10.81 6.30 10.63 1.15

2019-20 1606.71 47.22 1653.93 204.13 4.00 208.13 1402.58 43.23 1445.81 12.70 8.46 12.58 6.11

2020-21 1686.54 106.22 1792.76 152.08 7.00 159.08 1534.46 99.22 1633.69 9.02 6.59 8.87 24.51

Upto

January

2022

1629.25 116.10 1745.35 77.59 1.34 78.93 1551.66 114.76 1666.41 4.76 1.15 4.52 12.90

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Annexure-V(D)

STATEMENT SHOWING LIVE STORAGE AND WATER SHARE OF M.P. AND RAJASTHAN

S.no. Year Date Live Storage Evaporation

+ Other

Consumption

Net

water

Available

Actual Water Supplied to

MP & Raj

G.S. R.P.S. Total MP Raj Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

1 1981

- 1982 21.09.81 1.53957 0.49764 2.03721 0.69701 1.3402 1.1000 0.7549 1.8549

2 1982

- 1983 16.09.82 1.26336 0.45046 1.71382 0.67688 1.0369 0.8655 0.7357 1.6012

3 1983

- 1984 14.10.83 1.53246 0.66196 2.19442 0.68051 1.5139 0.8905 1.0861 1.9766

4 1984

- 1985 13.09.84 4.82291 0.5226 5.34551 1.08281 4.2627 1.1713 1.0974 2.2687

5 1985

- 1986 15.10.85 2.81576 0.24572 3.06148 0.81943 2.2421 0.9155 0.9172 1.8327

6 1986

- 1987 21.09.86 4.86262 0.97193 5.83455 1.10101 4.7335 1.2780 1.1800 2.458

7 1987

- 1988 21.09.87 2.71121 0.35441 3.06562 0.85228 2.2133 1.0773 1.0358 2.1131

8 1988

- 1989 8.10.88 3.14252 0.14708 3.2896 0.86788 2.4217 1.2764 1.1141 2.3905

9 1989

- 1990 25.09.89 1.26757 0.49765 1.76522 0.64701 1.1182 0.8100 0.8544 1.6644

10 1990

- 1991 21.10.90 4.99695 0.48422 5.48117 1.02423 4.4569 0.9768 1.0730 2.0498

11 1991

- 1992 05.09.91 4.85344 1.0959 5.94934 1.13568 4.8137 1.2943 1.0887 2.383

12 1992

- 1993 21.09.92 1.94724 0.83288 2.78012 0.78136 1.9988 1.1182 1.0481 2.1663

13 1993

- 1994 07.10.93 2.49092 0.07512 2.56604 0.76839 1.7977 0.9620 1.1739 2.1359

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+ Other

Consumption

Net

water

Available


MP & Raj


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

14 1994

- 1995 21.09.94 5.38293 0.96703 6.34996 1.14181 5.2082 1.2603 1.2083 2.4686

15 1995

- 1996 21.09.95 4.90102 1.00966 5.91068 1.10654 4.8041 1.1603 1.1788 2.3391

16 1996

- 1997 21.09.96 5.3999 1.12138 6.52128 1.153 5.3683 1.2158 1.2734 2.4892

17 1997

- 1998 05.10.97 5.03087 0.73564 5.76651 1.0673 4.6992 0.9534 1.1307 2.0841

18 1998

- 1999 25.10.98 3.7363 0.3488 4.0851 0.9345 3.1506 0.9594 1.3918 2.3512

19 1999

- 2000 19.10.99 2.68316 0.2972 2.98036 0.80882 2.1715 0.6050 1.2553 1.8603

20 2000

- 2001 21.09.00 0.50518 0.6707 1.17588 0.56427 0.6116 0.3722 0.3954 0.7676

21 2001

- 2002 21.09.01 0.64552 1.0959 1.74142 0.60464 1.1368 0.6966 0.7800 1.4766

22 2002

- 2003 DROUGHT YEAR

23 2003

- 2004 21.10.03 1.23892 0.43619 1.67511 0.62455 1.0506 0.5962 0.7141 1.3103

24 2004

- 2005 21.09.04 3.1729 0.74404 3.91694 0.9727 2.9442 1.0337 1.1772 2.2109

25 2005

- 2006 28.09.05 1.16523 0.865 2.03023 0.65129 1.3789 0.6083 0.9153 1.5236

26 2006

- 2007 27.09.06 5.316 1.1439 6.4599 1.0008 5.4591 1.2210 1.2670 2.488

27 2007

- 2008 21.09.07 3.668 0.9577 4.6257 0.8913 3.7344 1.3871 1.3659 2.753

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+ Other

Consumption

Net

water

Available


MP & Raj


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

28 2008

- 2009 19.09.08 0.912 1.1655 2.0775 0.6228 1.4547 0.5018 0.8647 1.3665

29 2009

- 2010 17.09.09 1.114 0.5068 1.6208 0.6174 1.0034 0.3158 0.5230 0.8388

30 2010

- 2011 27.10.10 0.6316 0.7823 1.4139 0.5412 0.8727 0.4406 0.5634 1.004

31 2011

- 2012 20.10.11 3.9598 0.7057 4.6655 0.9146 3.7509 1.0065 0.9579 1.9644

32 2012

- 2013 30.09.12 4.7712 1.1650 5.9362 0.8899 5.0463 1.0362 1.0263 2.0625

33 2013

- 2014 21.09.13 5.1966 1.1601 6.3567 1.0649 5.2918 0.8083 1.0458 1.8541

34 2014

- 2015 21.09.14 4.1650 1.1341 5.2991 0.4738 4.8253 0.8866 1.0391 1.9257

35 2015

- 2016 10.9.2015 5.1966 0.9371 6.1337 0.9058 4.9213 1.2916 1.3554 2.6470

36 2016

2017 18.9.2016 5.2142 1.0220 6.2362 0.515 5.8448 1.1702 1.1982 2.3684

37 2017

2018 18.9.2017 2.8828 0.3651 3.2479 0.7080 3.3826 1.1519 1.2939 2.4458

38 2018

2019 20.9.2018 2.0094 0.6696 2.6790 0.524 3.5262 1.1291 1.0850 2.2141

39 2019

2020 24.9.2019 5.1982 1.0289 6.2271 0.9442 4.9981 0.9837 1.1144 2.0981

40 2020

2021 15.9.2020 4.7745 0.9688 5.7433 0.9116 4.9544 1.1766 1.2321 2.4087

41 2021 - 2022 08.10.2021 5.3940 1.0144 6.4084

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Annexure-V(E)

OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDING ENGINEER IRRIGATION CIRCLE, CAD CHAMBAL, KOTA

Cropping pattern & Irrigation Area in Chambal Canal (RMC & LMC) in Hactare

Year

Kharif

Rice Sugarcane Maize Vegetable Spies Pulses Sorghum Oil seed Other Total

Kharif

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

74 - 75 18759 3316 249 490 247 325 1795 1457 421 27059

75 76 24379 2188 20 134 85 0 2 110 232 27150

76 - 77 21409 2597 122 460 263 55 12 232 247 25397

77 78 21889 6096 156 339 230 34 55 545 184 29528

78 - 79 32155 4551 9 467 291 188 688 1895 306 40550

79 80 36091 1799 1151 508 167 346 9678 2578 684 53002

80 - 81 39419 2330 905 697 145 494 5132 3869 373 53363

81 82 13953 3392 4847 501 56 309 9455 5544 3805 41861

82 - 83 5969 3390 1831 368 58 118 6789 4862 967 24352

83 84 15918 2195 159 327 44 35 1093 4406 226 24402

84 - 85 13474 1681 576 341 10 34 1971 10196 277 28560

85 86 14813 2147 1384 404 6 46 4535 11088 548 34970

86 - 87 20096 3838 1192 342 44 94 6575 15926 979 49085

87 88 19607 3386 1644 340 46 66 5000 27217 2193 59499

88 - 89 22654 2546 744 240 11 10 1213 15682 468 43569

89 90 14922 2465 790 362 0 30 2970 34793 739 57070

90 - 91 438 2368 0 59 7 0 34 1611 146 4665

91 92 8694 3113 1479 270 3 1 2197 21511 423 37691

92 - 93 20666 2064 645 200 11 2 949 25091 222 49849

93 94 10143 1778 163 127 0 1 203 14796 228 27440

94 - 95 11606 2068 1 137 0 0 30 27534 222 41598

95 - 96 15547 2491 25 150 0 2 264 42671 318 61468

96 97 16629 2855 44 0 0 11 697 71901 690 92826

97 - 98 24926 1873 13 0 0 0 57 27153 420 54442

98 99 29951 1125 9 0 0 1 36 32597 416 64135

99 - 2000 32478 641 2 0 0 1 0 7333 293 40748

2000 - 2001 8345 1004 1001 5958 16308

2001 - 2002 7873 500 1088 105 27560 884 38010

76

Year

Kharif

Rice Sugarcane Maize Vegetable Spies Pulses Sorghum Oil seed Other Total

Kharif

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11

2002 - 2003 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2003 - 2004 14370 367 929 0 0 0 0 20443 0 36109

2004 - 2005 12170 265 1238 0 0 0 0 29566 0 43239

2005 - 2006 11560 245 618 0 0 0 0 31670 0 44093

2006 - 2007 10004 210 840 0 0 0 0 26336 0 37390

2007 - 2008 11845 50 1636 150 0 0 0 36500 3048 53229

2008 - 2009 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2009 - 2010 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2010 - 2011 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2011 - 2012 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2012 - 2013 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2013 - 2014 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2014 - 2015 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2015 - 2016 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2016 - 2017 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2017 - 2018 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2018 - 2019 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2019 - 2020 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2020 - 2021 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

77

Year

Rabi

Grand Total Intensity Wheat Gram Barley Corriander Oil seed Other Total

1 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

74 - 75 90703 29773 9222 2958 1413 3436 137504 164562.76 71.86

75 76 87311 38106 7000 2622 964 3590 139594 166744.09 72.81

76 - 77 90890 30168 4824 3899 1615 4376 135772 161168.13 70.38

77 78 87289 25538 4782 19885 1727 3643 142864 172392.49 75.28

78 - 79 110076 27512 5773 7101 1902 4651 157016 197566.04 86.27

79 80 103396 36827 5615 3895 1750 5351 156834 209835.33 91.63

80 - 81 87475 44496 7053 11873 5023 5361 161281 214644.79 93.73

81 82 88709 39287 5140 1094 6112 8331 148674 190535.19 83.20

82 - 83 102917 23392 4948 11112 6490 6283 155143 179494.97 78.38

83 84 102582 35490 5106 10909 16579 6088 176754 201156.54 87.84

84 - 85 84942 24538 5299 9119 52467 6771 183136 211696.95 92.44

85 86 96340 32061 5799 14599 17431 7264 173494 208463.8 91.03

86 - 87 103134 27220 5776 23932 23398 8282 191742 240826.85 105.16

87 88 93583 14096 4580 29152 29763 4950 176124 235623.62 102.89

88 - 89 103219 12689 4229 7777 52541 5464 185919 229487.56 100.21

89 90 93515 23847 4040 18161 41904 7172 188639 245708.75 107.30

90 - 91 75103 14002 3164 11404 85633 6404 195710 200375.06 87.50

91 92 69648 6387 2956 8033 112159 5104 204286 241977.41 105.67

92 - 93 99074 6802 2826 11619 79672 5264 205257 255105.07 111.40

93 94 102361 7648 2451 10546 76135 5516 204658 232098.69 101.35

94 - 95 104370 17229 3165 10298 65182 7497 207741 249339.72 108.88

95 - 96 102289 8663 2796 15593 77116 5901 212359 273826.5 119.57

96 97 123968 4718 2057 11547 58760 17410 218461 311287.15 135.93

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Year

Rabi

Grand Total Intensity Wheat Gram Barley Corriander Oil seed Other Total

1 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

97 - 98 128667 4249 1966 8666 35396 24780 203724 258165.41 112.74

98 99 146914 5923 1741 4085 24263 21004 203930 268064.78 117.06

99 - 2000 117208 1470 382 14972 36516 4947 175495 216243.03 94.43

2000 - 2001 114056 1590 390 15106 39588 5048 175778 192086 83.88

2001 - 2002 108244 1580 738 12167 31229 3518 157476 195486 85.37

2002 - 2003 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00

2003 - 2004 108052 2347 711 18022 40193 8525 177850 213959 93.43

2004 - 2005 112814 1702 698 15853 47529 5957 184553 227792 99.47

2005 - 2006 111922 1482 893 16191 48548 5273 184309 228402 99.74

2006 - 2007 116571 1123 711 14640 52270 4878 190193 227583 99.38

2007 - 2008 116300 1093 589 13813 41223 5475 178493 231722 101.19

2008 - 2009 119079 1260 684 15964 45124 6090 188201 188201 82.18

2009 - 2010 101793 882 445 23995 53514 7188 187817 187817 82.02

2010 - 2011 137444 2207 718 15233 32631 5323 193556 193556 84.52

2011 - 2012 142955 1512 1025 18328 35427 7257 206504 206504 90.18

2012 - 2013 132290 1410 690 8513 26109 5023 174035 174035 76.00

2013 - 2014 155630 856 392 15461 25387 7788 205514 205514 89.74

2014 - 2015 74998 364 51.98 13309 20793 6417 115933 115933 50.63

2015 - 2016 165461 351 46 14558 22083 9991 212490 212490 92.79

2016 - 2017 149745.67 776.49 56.67 14430.68 16672.8 11987.38 193670 193670 84.57

2017 - 2018 168275.9 998.54 59.17 11498.15 24809.44 11957.32 217599 217599 95.02

2018 - 2019 176312.35 7527.93 150.15 11370.56 21961.77 9489.09 226812 226812 99.04

2019 - 2020 175682.66 4412.57 2905.66 12027.75 22286.4 10903.38 228218 228218 99.66

2020 - 2021 175575.11 8411.97 141.11 10710.6 22472.17 9923.66 227235 227235 99.23

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Annexure VI A WATER USER'S ASSOCIATION (REGISTERED) IN CO-OPERATIVE ACT 1965

IN C.A.D. (CHAMBAL) : KOTA

S.NO. NAME OF WUA CCA Estt. Cost in

Lacs

REG. NO. DATE

1 Arnetha 397 7.77 768 22.06.92

2 Kwarti 537 13.02 784 30.12.95

3 Barod 517 12.97 2273 18.10.95

4 Haliheda 701 20.27 794 30.09.96

5 Daglawada 221 6.62 804 13.03.97

6 Jameetpura 542 16.25 812 17.04.97

7 Baniyani 270 8.98 814 08.07.97

8 Hatnpur 590 17.32 791 24.05.97

9 Lakheri 832 24.82 811 29.03.97

10 Sunagar 151 4.52 789 03.04.96

11 Madhorajpura 356 10.59 810 29.03.97

12 Bindi 710 8.23 790 03.04.96

13 Radi 241 6.61 781 03.06.94

14 Dhakarkheda 594 32.92 2278 30.03.96

15 Nimotha 362 10.50 788 08.03.96

16 Sobhagpura 494 14.64 2275 29.03.96

17 Ganeshpura 342 12.06 2276 29.03.96

18 Vijaipura 643 20.80 2282 23.07.96

19 Laxmipura 560 16.53 2285 22.02.97

20 Dolara 223 5.52 793 28.09.96

21 Silore 154 3.82 797 14.11.96

22 Binayaka(LMC) 178 4.11 805 17.03.97

23 Jagnnatha 435 10.71 816 08.07.97

24 Indrapuria 388 8.84 815 08.07.97

25 Bhiya 678 16.72 813 08.07.97

26 Khairoli 422 10.43 801 03.03.97

27 Genta 107 2.68 2279 21.05.96

28 Thikaria 312 7.79 1084 17.07.96

29 Bajarli (Kanwarpura) 823 20.35 798 18.11.96

30 Chitawa (Bhairun) 550 13.65 799 17.02.97

31 Raita 525 12.88 818 01.09.97

32 Rataria 429 10.79 1087 26.06.97

33 Binayaka (RMC) 540 - 2292 16.08.97

34 Nimoda 680 - 800 17.02.97

35 Samadpuria 477 - 821 06.11.97

36 Raghunathpura II 96 - 820 29.10.97

37 Jhaliji ka Barana 956 - 819 29.10.97

38 Gumanpura 840 - 826 29.01.98

39 Boyakhera II 221 - 824 29.01.98

40 Heerapura II 348 - 825 29.01.98

41 Kaniheda 153 - 823 07.01.98

42 Budhiya 100 - 827 24.02.98

43 Padara 600 - 828 24.02.98

44 Ishwar Nagar 352 - 829 07.03.98

45 Gudala 217 - 830 07.03.98

46 Rangpuria - I 339 - 831 07.03.98

47 Rangpuria - II 200 - 832 07.03.98

48 Chharakwada 74 - 833 07.03.98

49 Balitha Minor 229 - 838 24.03.98

50 Ghat Ka Barana Minor 179 - 837 24.03.98

51 Kotri Minor (Ajan) 176 - 839 24.03.98

52 Areela Minor 419 - 836 24.03.98

53 Dolar Minor 330 - 834 24.03.98

54 Takarwara Minor 134 - 835 24.03.98

80

S.NO. NAME OF WUA CCA Estt. Cost in

Lacs

REG. NO. DATE

55 Rampuria Minor 608 - 2301 27.03.98

56 Kajliya 850 - 2302 27.03.98

57 Neemola 195 - 2303 27.03.98

58 Meethod 517 - 2304 27.03.98

59 Cololny Minor 263 - 2305 27.03.98

60 Digod - I 160 - 2306 27.03.98

61 Amora 245 - 2307 31.03.98

62 Rajari 336 - 2308 31.03.98

63 Dhori 342 - 2309 31.03.98

64 Amalsara 250 - 1090 21.01.98

65 Jhuwansa 497 - 840 13.04.98

66 Roteda 590 - 841 22.04.98

67 Dugari (Gopalpura) 466 - 1091 20.05.98

68 Ramkheda 106 - 2312 25.09.98

69 Bamuliya Mataji 672 - 1094 21.12.98

70 Ruppura 335 - 1093 21.12.98

71 Daslana 849 - 2318 30.03.99

72 Bhagwanpura 728 - 2322 23.06.99

73 Dagaria 315 - 2323 23.06.99

74 Kala Talab 623 - 2324 23.06.99

75 Morpa 890 - 2336 01.07.99

76 Chardana 406 - 849 17.08.99

77 Malikpura 288 - 850 17.08.99

78 Dhanantri 249 - 851 17.08.99

79 Sarasala 779 - 852 17.08.99

80 Ajanda 266 - 853 17.08.99

81 Delunda 138 - 854 17.08.99

82 Bajhadalee II 565 - 855 01.09.99

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Annexure VI (B)

SOCIETY REGESTERED IN SOC. ACT 1958 SOCIETY REG. IN DEPUTY REGISTRAR, KOTA

S.NO. NAME OF WUA CCA REG. NO. DATE

1 LAXMIPURA 2 515 71/Kota/99-2000 13.10.99

2 TORAN 1181 78/Kota/99-2000 03.11.99

3 PADASLIYA 601 79/Kota/99-2000 03.11.99

4 KUWARPURA 501 80/Kota/99-2000 03.11.99

5 LAXMIPURA 1 846 82/Kota/99-2000 05.11.99

6 SHREEPURA 804 83/Kota/99-2000 05.11.99

7 BANJARI 709 88/Kota/99-2000 22.11.99

8 KAJLIYA 850 97/Kota/99-2000 04.01.2000

9 AYANA 576 100/Kota/99-2000 26.02.2000

10 LUHAWADA 626 101/Kota/99-2000 26.02.2000

11 DEVPURA 388 109/Kota/99-2000 28.02.2000

12 KASIMPURA 342 110/Kota/99-2000 28.02.2000

13 CHANDRAVALLA 593 112/Kota/99-2000 02.03.2000

14 ROTEDA 435 114/Kota/99-2000 02.03.2000

15 KALATLAB 534 115/Kota/99-2000 08.03.2000

16 RANGPUR 881 116/Kota/99-2000 08.03.2000

17 ARJUNPURA 1063 117/Kota/99-2000 08.03.2000

18 HATIKHEDA 1049 118/Kota/99-2000 08.03.2000

19 NOTANA 842 119/Kota/99-2000 08.03.2000

20 BHADANA GAGAICHA 799 120/Kota/99-2000 08.03.2000

21 BISLAE 650 122/Kota/99-2000 09.03.2000

22 SHERGANJ 520 123/Kota/99-2000 09.03.2000

23 NONERA 464 124/Kota/99-2000 09.03.2000

24 JIYAHEDI 186 125/Kota/99-2000 09.03.2000

25 KHEDLI BOREDA 774 127/Kota/99-2000 16.03.2000

26 KARWAR 848 128/Kota/99-2000 16.03.2000

27 KAWALDA 848 134/Kota/99-2000 16.03.2000

28 HARIPURA 797 140/Kota/99-2000 29.03.2000

29 CHAIPALDA 554 141/Kota/99-2000 29.03.2000

30 CHAWAR HEDI 948 142/Kota/99-2000 29.03.2000

31 BHORA 673 143/Kota/99-2000 29.03.2000

32 NIMODA 559 144/Kota/99-2000 29.03.2000

33 BAMBORI 564 145/Kota/99-2000 29.03.2000

34 BADAGAWA (JAMITPURA 2) 149/Kota/99-2000 29.03.2000

35 MUGENA 892 150/Kota/99-2000 31.03.2000

36 UKLDA 640 151/Kota/99-2000 31.03.2000

37 KAKRAWADA 501 152/Kota/99-2000 31.03.2000

38 BAMBULIYA (ITAWA) 718 153/Kota/99-2000 31.03.2000

39 KHEDLIGHATA 798 154/Kota/99-2000 31.03.2000

40 MANDANIYA 346 13/Kota/2000-01 13.04.2000

41 KHEDARASULPUR 907 14/Kota/2000-01 13.04.2000

42 PARLUYA 280 15/Kota/2000-01 13.04.2000

43 RAIPURA 845 16/Kota/2000-01 13.04.2000

44 TATHED 774 17/Kota/2000-01 13.04.2000

45 LADPURA 87 18/Kota/2000-01 13.04.2000

46 KETHOON 341 19/Kota/2000-01 13.04.2000

47 JHOTOLI 944 23/Kota/2000-01 24.04.2000

48 JHANGIRPURA 659 24/Kota/2000-01 24.04.2000

49 DABAR 648 25/Kota/2000-01 24.04.2000

50 DHANSURI 1247 26/Kota/2000-01 24.04.2000

51 NAYAGAWA 711 27/Kota/2000-01 24.04.2000

52 AMARPURA 789 28/Kota/2000-01 24.04.2000

53 SHAHPURA 282 29/Kota/2000-01 24.04.2000

54 MANDAWARA 820 30/Kota/2000-01 24.04.2000

55 LAKHASANIJA 646 31/Kota/2000-01 24.04.2000

56 KHERULA (BARANA) 994 32/Kota/2000-01 24.04.2000

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57 NOTARA 112 34/Kota/2000-01 27.04.2000

58 KANKARA 888 36/Kota/2000-01 28.04.2000

59 AYANI 700 37/Kota/2000-01 28.04.2000

60 CHAPPOL II 555 38/Kota/2000-01 28.04.2000

61 JALODA 817 39/Kota/2000-01 28.04.2000

62 UMMEDPURA I 885 42/Kota/2000-01 29.04.2000

63 UMMEDPURA II 600 43/Kota/2000-01 29.04.2000

64 KOTRA DEEPSINGH 1039 44/Kota/2000-01 29.04.2000

65 EDALGARH 720 45/Kota/2000-01 29.04.2000

66 KACHANAWADA 980 46/Kota/2000-01 29.04.2000

67 SURLA 737 47/Kota/2000-01 29.04.2000

68 KISHANGANJ 749 60/Kota/2000-01 26.05.2000

69 KOTSUWA 966 61/Kota/2000-01 26.05.2000

70 BUDHADEET 886 62/Kota/2000-01 26.05.2000

71 KISHORPURA 260 63/Kota/2000-01 26.05.2000

72 KHEDARLIMAHADEET 517 64/Kota/2000-01 07.06.2000

73 MUNDALA 656 77/Kota/2000-01 07.06.2000

74 FATHEPURA 824 78/Kota/2000-01 07.06.2000

75 UDPURA 671 79/Kota/2000-01 07.06.2000

76 SULTANPUR 301 80/Kota/2000-01 07.06.2000

77 KOLANA 997 82/Kota/2000-01 13.06.2000

78 GANESHGANJ 565 91/Kota/2000-01 20.06.2000

79 NANTA 379 92/Kota/2000-01 20.06.2000

80 SANIJA BAAWADI 1018 93/Kota/2000-01 20.06.2000

81 MOTIPURA 376 94/Kota/2000-01 20.06.2000

82 JHALIPURA 853 95/Kota/2000-01 20.06.2000

83 RAMPURA 730 96/Kota/2000-01 20.06.2000

84 HNOTIYA 529 97/Kota/2000-01 20.06.2000

85 KESHAVPURA 851 98/Kota/2000-01 20.06.2000

86 JHADGAWA 865 100/Kota/2000-01 22.06.2000

87 KHEDABHOPAL 928 101/Kota/2000-01 22.06.2000

88 SIMLUYA 789 102/Kota/2000-01 22.06.2000

89 DADWARA 522 106/Kota/2000-01 24.06.2000

90 RAMPURA SUB BRANCH 300 107/Kota/2000-01 24.06.2000

91 GUDLA (SAGOOD) 480 108/Kota/2000-01 24.06.2000

92 KHEDLIPEERLDA 1110 109/Kota/2000-01 24.06.2000

93 PEEPALDA SAAD 392 114/Kota/2000-01 24.06.2000

94 PIPEELDA 1103 122/Kota/2000-01 01.07.2000

95 SHOLI 673 129/Kota/2000-01 10.07.2000

96 CHANDA 700 130/Kota/2000-01 10.07.2000

97 RAJPURA 782 131/Kota/2000-01 10.07.2000

98 NAYA KHEDA 541 136/Kota/2000-01 11.07.2000

99 KUNHADI FIRST 508 137/Kota/2000-01 11.07.2000

100 GIRDHARPURA 1015 182/Kota/2000-01 19.09.2000

101 LUHAWAD LAXMIPURA 958 206/Kota/2000-01 06.11.2000

SOCITY REG. IN DEPUTY REGISTRAR, BARAN


102 KASIPURA 927 54/BARAN/99-2000 03.11.99

103 RENGARH 507 55/BARAN/99-2000 03.11.99

104 BAMBORIKALA 798 56/BARAN/99-2000 03.11.99

105 TISAYA 806 67/BARAN/99-2000 06.01.2000

106 PAKALKHEDA 699 71/BARAN/99-2000 23.02.2000

107 KHANPURIYA 699 73/BARAN/99-2000 15.03.2000

108 BHAWAGARH 564 74/BARAN/99-2000 15.03.2000

109 INDRAHEDI 95 75/BARAN/99-2000 22.03.2000

110 KISHANPURA 1388 76/BARAN/99-2000 22.03.2000

111 GHODIGAVA 1343 77/BARAN/99-2000 22.03.2000

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112 DHTURIYA 810 78/BARAN/99-2000 22.03.2000

113 BALAKHEDA 820 79/BARAN/99-2000 22.03.2000

114 MANGROL 767 80/BARAN/99-2000 22.03.2000

115 BAMBULIYA 898 81/BARAN/99-2000 22.03.2000

116 LADWARA 767 82/BARAN/99-2000 22.03.2000

117 JADAWADIYA 898 88/BARAN/99-2000 29.03.2000

118 DUGARI 708 84/BARAN/99-2000 28.03.2000

119 PALAYATHA 433 86/BARAN/99-2000 29.03.2000

120 BADGAVA 1084 87/BARAN/99-2000 29.03.2000

121 MUDLI 1132 89/BARAN/99-2000 30.03.2000

122 ANTHA 5/BARAN/2001-01 30.03.2000

123 NAVALPURA 1090 13/BARAN/2001-01 16.05.2000

124 RAYALTHAL 707 14/BARAN/2001-01 16.05.2000

125 BISHAN KHEDI 791 29/BARAN/2001-01 12.06.2000

126 NAAGDA 1154 32/BARAN/2001-01 13.06.2000

127 RAMPURIYA 872 33/BARAN/2001-01 13.06.2000

128 PACHEL KALAN 751 34/BARAN/2001-01 13.06.2000

129 SISWAALI 1062 48/BARAN/2001-01 17.06.2000

130 P.S.B. TAIL 723 52/BARAN/2001-01 29.06.2000

131 BORDA 1013 53/BARAN/2001-01 29.06.2000

132 PAATUNDA 819 55/BARAN/2001-01 30.06.2000

133 PAPARLI 1226 56/BARAN/2001-01 30.06.2000

134 TIKHOD 384 57/BARAN/2001-01 30.06.2000

SOCITY REG. IN DEPUTY REGISTRAR, BUNDI


135 JALODI 611 44/BUNDI/99-2000 24.11.99

136 GOVINDPURA 518 45/BUNDI/99-2000 24.11.99

137 NAYABARDHA 240 46/BUNDI/99-2000 24.11.99

138 KHTHIYA 192 48/BUNDI/99-2000 24.11.99

139 DOLA KI JHOPADIYA 264 49/BUNDI/99-2000 24.11.99

140 LILEDA 540 50/BUNDI/99-2000 24.11.99

141 LALPURA 533 51/BUNDI/99-2000 24.11.99

142 BDUNADA 656 52/BUNDI/99-2000 24.11.99

143 DAGLAWADA 2 988 53/BUNDI/99-2000 24.11.99

144 KISHANPURA 1 370 55/BUNDI/99-2000 04.12.99

145 KISHANPURA 2 216 56/BUNDI/99-2000 04.12.99

146 KESHAVANAGAR 790 57/BUNDI/99-2000 04.12.99

147 PATAN 327 58/BUNDI/99-2000 04.12.99

148 BIRAJ 324 59/BUNDI/99-2000 04.12.99

149 RANGRAJPURA 667 60/BUNDI/99-2000 04.12.99

150 ALKODIYA 436 63/BUNDI/99-2000 07.12.99

151 LESARDA 238 67/BUNDI/99-2000 16.02.2000

152 BINNAYAKKA 2 289 68/BUNDI/99-2000 16.02.2000

153 MATUNDA 499 70/BUNDI/99-2000 16.02.2000

154 GOVARDHANPURA 517 71/BUNDI/99-2000 16.02.2000

155 KARWALA 1046 72/BUNDI/99-2000 16.02.2000

156 KAPERAN BRANCH 296 73/BUNDI/99-2000 16.02.2000

157 BALADARA 976 74/BUNDI/99-2000 16.02.2000

158 JAYASTHAL 1115 75/BUNDI/99-2000 16.02.2000

159 JAWATI 643 76/BUNDI/99-2000 18.03.2000

160 HEERAPURA 1 395 77/BUNDI/99-2000 18.03.2000

161 GANESHPURA 369 78/BUNDI/99-2000 18.03.2000

162 OKARPURA 463 79/BUNDI/99-2000 18.03.2000

163 MAEZA 631 80/BUNDI/99-2000 18.03.2000

164 KHALUNDA 710 81/BUNDI/99-2000 18.03.2000

165 KODIJA 361 82/BUNDI/99-2000 18.03.2000

166 SUWSA 1080 83/BUNDI/99-2000 18.03.2000

167 KANA 468 84/BUNDI/99-2000 18.03.2000

168 CHADANHELI 749 91/BUNDI/99-2000 28.03.2000

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169 TIRTH 698 92/BUNDI/99-2000 28.03.2000

170 KHEDA MATHA 1009 93/BUNDI/99-2000 28.03.2000

171 KHANKHEDA KALPURIYA 371 94/BUNDI/99-2000 30.03.2000

172 BADA KHEDA 1 961 01/BUNDI/2000-01 13.04.2000

173 GHERIYA DURJAN 736 02/BUNDI/2000-01 13.04.2000

174 MANOLI 1177 03/BUNDI/2000-01 13.04.2000

175 DAPATA RAMGANJ 655 04/BUNDI/2000-01 13.04.2000

176 BALDAVPURA 614 05/BUNDI/2000-01 13.04.2000

177 HINGONIYA 1567 06/BUNDI/2000-01 13.04.2000

178 PARTHGRAH I,II 836 07/BUNDI/2000-01 13.04.2000

179 HADAJI 1093 08/BUNDI/2000-01 13.04.2000

180 BARUNDHAN 475 09/BUNDI/2000-01 13.04.2000

181 NOTARA 352 10/BUNDI/2000-01 13.04.2000

182 KODKYA 664 11/BUNDI/2000-01 13.04.2000

183 ANTHARA 430 12/BUNDI/2000-01 13.04.2000

184 KARA KA BARDHA 141 13/BUNDI/2000-01 13.04.2000

185 CHAHEECHA 798 19/BUNDI/2000-01 25.04.2000

186 HADIYA KHADA 1 556 20/BUNDI/2000-01 25.04.2000

187 DOLARA 533 24/BUNDI/2000-01 11.05.2000

188 BAMBORI 716 25/BUNDI/2000-01 11.05.2000

189 BAGDA 1087 26/BUNDI/2000-01 11.05.2000

190 ANATPURA DIST 2 500 27/BUNDI/2000-01 11.05.2000

191 SINTA 233 28/BUNDI/2000-01 11.05.2000

192 BALAPURA 614 29/BUNDI/2000-01 11.05.2000

193 GRAJNI 577 30/BUNDI/2000-01 11.05.2000

194 DAPATA 655 31/BUNDI/2000-01 11.05.2000

195 DEHIKHEDA 875 32/BUNDI/2000-01 11.05.2000

196 ARADANA 811 33/BUNDI/2000-01 11.05.2000

197 LABAN 520 34/BUNDI/2000-01 11.05.2000

198 LADPUR SUWSA DIST 757 35/BUNDI/2000-01 11.05.2000

199 JADALA PAPDI 984 36/BUNDI/2000-01 11.05.2000

200 DAGARIYA 966 37/BUNDI/2000-01 11.05.2000

201 SATHELI 493 38/BUNDI/2000-01 11.05.2000

202 DAYAL PURA RAJWH 662 39/BUNDI/2000-01 11.05.2000

203 KHEDALI 963 44/BUNDI/2000-01 18.05.2000

204 GUHATA (LABAN) 854 45/BUNDI/2000-01 18.05.2000

205 CHITWA DIST. 1030 46/BUNDI/2000-01 18.05.2000

206 NAYAGAWA 669 49/BUNDI/2000-01 26.05.2000

207 SAMARWA 754 50/BUNDI/2000-01 26.05.2000

208 JAKHANA 669 51/BUNDI/2000-01 26.05.2000

209 NANDPURA & GUWADI 933 52/BUNDI/2000-01 26.05.2000

210 AKHED 532 53/BUNDI/2000-01 26.05.2000

211 SITAPURA 391 54/BUNDI/2000-01 26.05.2000

212 MADHORAJPURA 2 312 55/BUNDI/2000-01 26.05.2000

213 THIKARIYA 370 57/BUNDI/2000-01 13.06.2000

214 CHHAWANI 643 58/BUNDI/2000-01 13.06.2000

215 RAMPURA 912 59/BUNDI/2000-01 13.06.2000

216 BALDEVPURA 660 60/BUNDI/2000-01 13.06.2000

217 KHATUYADI 259 61/BUNDI/2000-01 13.06.2000

218 GAADEGAAL 305 62/BUNDI/2000-01 13.06.2000

219 KHEDIYAAMAN 827 63/BUNDI/2000-01 13.06.2000

220 ALFAANAGAR 710 64/BUNDI/2000-01 13.06.2000

221 KOTAKURD 853 65/BUNDI/2000-01 13.06.2000

222 AKTASA 282 66/BUNDI/2000-01 13.06.2000

223 CHADI DIST. 695 67/BUNDI/2000-01 13.06.2000

224 AEBRA 600 68/BUNDI/2000-01 13.06.2000

225 MAKEEDA 457 69/BUNDI/2000-01 13.06.2000

226 ANATPURA DIST 2 500 70/BUNDI/2000-01 13.06.2000

227 JLODA 711 71/BUNDI/2000-01 13.06.2000

228 BHOOPATPURA 733 72/BUNDI/2000-01 13.06.2000

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229 BANKAHEDA 775 73/BUNDI/2000-01 13.06.2000

230 RANGUNATHPURA 1100 74/BUNDI/2000-01 13.06.2000

231 KYNHADI RAJWAAH II KANA 500 77/BUNDI/2000-01 19.06.2000

232 SAAWALPURA 488 78/BUNDI/2000-01 19.06.2000

233 DEHIT- 1 816 79/BUNDI/2000-01 19.06.2000

234 JHAPAYATA 171 80/BUNDI/2000-01 19.06.2000

235 DEHIT- 2 816 81/BUNDI/2000-01 19.06.2000

236 RAYATHAL 744 82/BUNDI/2000-01 19.06.2000

237 BRATA BAWADI 604 83/BUNDI/2000-01 19.06.2000

238 KHAYAAWADAA 1136 84/BUNDI/2000-01 19.06.2000

239 CHAPAWADAA 717 85/BUNDI/2000-01 19.06.2000

240 BALOOP 971 86/BUNDI/2000-01 19.06.2000

241 BHUMAKHEAD 236 87/BUNDI/2000-01 23.06.2000

242 JAMITPURA (RAJWAHA) 305 88/BUNDI/2000-01 23.06.2000

243 BUNDI ROAD 827 89/BUNDI/2000-01 23.06.2000

244 JAMITPURA 1 204 90/BUNDI/2000-01 23.06.2000

245 KAPRAN LOOP 462 91/BUNDI/2000-01 23.06.2000

246 BHADAWALI 691 93/BUNDI/2000-01 28.06.2000

247 HADIYAKHEDA II 230 94/BUNDI/2000-01 28.06.2000

248 AREELA 418 95/BUNDI/2000-01 28.06.2000

249 PEEPLDA 539 96/BUNDI/2000-01 28.06.2000

250 SUWASA RAJWAHA III 747 97/BUNDI/2000-01 28.06.2000

251 KALPURIA 231 98/BUNDI/2000-01 28.06.2000

252 BALKASA 994 99/BUNDI/2000-01 28.06.2000

253 KHEDLI BERISAL 720 06/KOTA/2001-02 24.04.2001

254 BHATIPURA 392 31/KOTA/2001-02 29.05.2001

255 BARANHALI 782 47/KOTA/2001-02 06.07.2001

256 HATODI 701 47/KOTA/2001-02 06.07.2001

257 BORDA 575 48/KOTA/2001-02 06.07.2001

258 BALAPURA 1059 52/KOTA/2001-02 02.08.2001

259 BHIMPURA 915 166/KOTA/2001-02 20.12.2001

260 DEVKHRILI 1041 172/KOTA/2001-02 12.12.2001

261 KOTA 5238 191/KOTA/2001-02 12.12.2001

262 JORAWORKPURA 720 205/KOTA/2001-02 13.03.2002

263 SABSIPURA 688 206/KOTA/2001-02 13.02.2002

264 HARIPURA 1024 207/KOTA/2001-02 18.03.2002

265 KERALI KISHANPURA 720 14/KOTA/2002-03 03.05.2001

266 KUMHARIA 661 100/KOTA/2002-03 18.11.2002

267 ARANIYA 1202 107/KOTA/2002-03 30.11.2002

268 TALAV 859 118/KOTA/2002-03 23.12.2002

269 GUWADI 791 119/KOTA/2002-03 23.12.2002

270 DELUNDA- 1 4701 33/BUNDI/2002-03 28.02.2003

271 BHOJA HEDI 720 83/Baran/2002-03 18.02.03

272 SINDHANIYA 704 84/Baran/2002-03 18.02.03

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Annexure-VI(C)

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jktLFkku flapkbZ iz.kkyh ds izca/k esa d`"kdksa dh lgHkkfxrk vf/kfu;e 2000 dh /kkjk 8 ¼1½ ds vUrxZr

ifj;kstuk {ks= vf/klwpuk la[;k %& ,Q 4 ¼19½ lh,Mh@ 2002 fnukad 1 vxLr 2006 ls vf/klwfpr fd;k tk

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8 jk;iqjk ykM+iqjk dksVk jk;iqjk] jktuxj] daojiqjk] lq[kiqjk] dlqaok

9 /kkdM+[ksM+h ykM+iqjk dksVk /kkdM+[ksM+h] lq[kiqjk] daojiqjk] mEesnxat] eksrhiqjk] N=iqjk] uxiqjk] jk;iqjk] Hkheiqjk

10 Hkheiqjk ykM+iqjk dksVk Hkheiqjk] tky[ksM+k] vkjkeiqjk] uxiqjk] [ksM+k] jlwyiqj] psuiqjk

11 dSFkwu ykM+iqjk dksVk dSFkwu] ykM+iqjk

12 [ksM+kjlwyiqj ykM+iqjk dksVk [ksM+k] jlwyiqj] dSFkwu] pSuiqjk] pfMUnk] Hkkstiqjk] eaMkfu;k

13 >kyhiqjk vjfu;k ykM+iqjk dksVk [ksM+k] jlwyiqj] Hkkstiqjk] e.Mkfu;k] vjfu;k

14 e.Mkfu;k nlykuk ykM+iqjk dksVk e.Mkfu;k] nlykuk] jke[ksM+yh >kyhiqjk] cts’kiqjk] [ksM+yh ik.Ms] rkFksM+] ihiYnk ‘ks[kku

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30 mdYnk nhxksn dksVk dY;k.kiqjk] mdYnk] iMklfy;k] daojiqjk]

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32 HkkSajk nhxksn dksVk HkkSajka] djhj dk [ksM+k] x<siku] [ksMyh egknhr] vkeksjk] dkykjsok] njchth] cekSjh

33 pko.MgsM+h nhxksn dksVk pkoUMgsM+h] ceksjh] ukFkwcykbZ dh >ksaifM;ka] Mkcj] njchth

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36 luhtk ckoMh nhxksn dksVk cEcwfy;k jkorku] HkwMsu] luhtk ckoM+h] cusfB;k] cw<+knhr] /kuok] [ks:yk] gukSfr;k

37 fclykbZ nhxksn dksVk fclykbZ] eksjik] cksj[ksM+k] /kuok] pEik [ksMk] /kulqjh] cEcwfy;k jkorku

38 guksfr;k nhxksn dksVk /kuok] cusfB;k] tgkaxhjiqjk] gukSfr;k] cksj[ksMk

39 cw<+knhr nhxksn dksVk cw<+knhr] fd’kuxat] VkadjokM+k] gfjiqjk mQZ u;kxkao

40 uheksnk nhxksn dksVk fueksnk] mniqfj;k] pUnzkoyk

41 pUnzkoyk nhxksn dksVk pUnzkoyk] vksadkjiqjk] vrjkfy;k

42 iMklfy;k nhxksn dksVk iMklfy;k] daojiqjk] esgUnh] izseiqjk dh >ksaifM+;ka

43 doajiqjk nhxksn dksVk daojiqjk] esgUnh] dpksfy;k] MwaxjT;k

44 >ksaVksyh nhxksn dksVk >ksaVksyh] lqYrkuiqj] cxrjh

45 lhefy;k nhxksn dksVk lheY;k] dkykjsok] xqekuiqjk] mdYnk] iMklfy;k] Hkksajka] [ksMyh egknhr] djhj dk [ksM+k] izseiqjk

46 HkV~Vhiqjk nhxksn dksVk tudiqj] /kkSjh] HkVVhiqjk] Maxkon] gfjiqjk] jkeMh] HkV[ksM+h

47 Mkcj nhxksn dksVk ikpM+k] ikpMk dh >ksaifM;ka] phlk] <kck] cYyHkiqjk] x<siku dh >ksifM;ka] :X?kh] /kksjh

48 dpukonk nhxksn dksVk dpukonk] lkjksyk] ekrhdqvk] ddjkonk] cEcksjh] phalk

49 lqjsyk nhxksn dksVk lqjsyk] jhNkgsM+h] vejiqjk] lqYrkuiqj] rksj.k] izseiqjk] pkoUngsMh] Mkcj

50 u;kxkao nhxksn dksVk u;kxkao] lqYrkuiqj] ukikgsM+k] vejiqjk] [k.M+ xkao] uksrkM+k] 'kkgiqjk

51 vejiqjk nhxksn dksVk vkVksu] vejiqjk] jhNkgsM+h] th;kgsM+h] lqjsyk

52 tgkaxhjiqjk nhxksn dksVk tgkaxhjiqjk] [ksM+yh rojkau] uksrkM+k] uheyh] esgjkuk

53 [ksM+k Hkksiky nhxksn dksVk esgjkuk] th;kgsM+h] Mkscjyh] e.Mkojk] ikyh] nsfn;kgsM+h] [ksM+k Hkksiky]

54 e.Mkojk nhxksn dksVk e.Mkojk] ihiYnk lakM] ihiYnk lakM dh >ksaifM+;ka] >kM+xkao] enkfj;k] jkeuxj] eksjsuk] esgjkuk] Mkscjyh

55 >kM+xkao nhxksn dksVk e.Mkojk] >kM+xkao] pksiM+[ksM+h] ujir[ksM+h

56 yk[k luhtk nhxksn dksVk yk[k luhtk] jkeiqfj;k mtkM+] fueksnk mtkM+] jkeuxj]

dksVM+kiqjk] dqusfB;k] u`flagiqjk] [ksM+yh lgjku] >kMksy] dweyk 57 vkVksu nhxksn dksVk fd'kksjiqjk] vkVksu] ukikgsM+k] tk[kMksUn] eksjik] pEik [ksMk] ckD;ka]

cjkuk] fclykbZ 58 bZnyx<+ nhxksn dksVk cxkonk] mEesniqjk] bZnyx<] [;konk] [ksM+yh ijljke

59 [ks:yk nhxksn dksVk cEcwfy;k jkorku] HkwMsu] [ksM+yh ijljke] [ks:yk] fclykbZ] /kulqjh

60 mEesniqjk nhxksn dksVk cM+ksn] mEesniqjk] xkoaM+h] ihiYnk chje] [;konk

61 cMksn lc czkap Vsy nhxksn dksVk ihiYnk chje] dksVM+knhi flag] jyk;rk

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62 cMksn nhxksn dksVk cM+ksn] [;konk] xkaoM+h] ihiYnk chje

63 /kulwjh nhxksn dksVk vkVksu] tk[kMksUn] cjkuk] fclykbZ] /kulwjh] cEcwfy;k jkorku] fd'kksjiqjk] ckaD;k

64 eksjik nhxksn dksVk cksj[ksM+k] vejiqjk] tk[kMksUn] pEik[ksM+k 'kkgiqjk] vkVksu] fd'kksjiqjk] ukikgsM+k] eksjik

65 [ksM+yh ?kkVk nhxksn dksVk [ksMyh ?kkaVk] [ksMyh /kkdM+ku] lkjksyk] jhNkgsM+h] Mkcj] cekSjh

66 /kuok nhxksn dksVk lqYrkuiqj] uksrkM+k] /kuok] [k.Mxkao

67 fot;iqjk ihiYnk dksVk fot;iqjk] v;kuk] ekVksyh] yqgkon

68 dtfy;ka ihiYnk dksVk v;kuk] dqEgkfj;k] [;konk] ihiYnk[kqnZ] pk.knk] dtfy;ka] vejiqjk

69 dqEgkfj;ka ihiYnk dksVk x.ks'kiqjk] v;kuk] dqEgkfj;ka] ihiYnk[kqnZ] vejiqjk] dtfy;ka

70 yqgkon ¼v;kuk½ ihiYnk dksVk v;kuk] izseiqjk] x.ks'kiqjk] yqgkon] vejiqjk

71 x.ks’k[ksMk ihiYnk dksVk x.ks’k[ksMk] x.Mkon] [ksMyh&fd'kuiqjk] yqgkon

72 [ksMyh ihiYnk ihiYnk dksVk [;konk] dtfy;k]a [ksMyh&ihiYnk

73 v;kuk ihiYnk dksVk v;kuk] x.ks'kiqjk

74 [ksMyh fd’kuiqjk ihiYnk dksVk yqgkon] x.ks'kiqjk] x.ks'k[ksMk] [ksMyh&fd’kuiqjk] dtfy;ka

75 tyksnk [kkfr;ku ihiYnk dksVk iViMk] tyksnk [kkfr;ku] cewfy;kWa ?kkVk] f<cjh dkyhflU/k] nkSyriqjk] nw/kyh

76 dksykuk[ksMyh ihiYnk dksVk dksykuk] uykork] fctkork] [ksMyh egkjktk

77 dkadjk ihiYnk dksVk dkadjk] v;kuh] tyksnk [kkfr;ku] nw/kyh

78 v;kuh ihiYnk dksVk v;kuh]nw/kyh] fcuk;dk] Mksjyh] j?kqukFkiqjk

79 eqaxSauk ihiYnk dksVk eaqxSuk] Mksjyh] ew.Myh] fd’kuokl] juksfn;k] fcuk;dk

80 fcuk;dk ihiYnk dksVk fcuk;dk

81 pk.knk ihiYnk dksVk x.ks’kxat] pk.knk] Mksyh] >kMkSy

82 x.ks’kxat ihiYnk dksVk xks.knh] juksfn;k] eqaxSuk] x.ks’kxat] Mksyh] >kMkSy

83 y{ehiqjk ihiYnk dksVk y{ehiqjk] bVkok] ikMyh] djokM] fd'kuiqjk

84 [ksMyh cksjnk ihiYnk dksVk [ksMyh cksjnk] [ksjnk] bVkok] fd’kuiqjk] [kksM+konk

85 djokM ihiYnk dksVk djokM] lksHkkxiqjk] y{ehiqjk] ikMyh] jtkSik] Qrsgiqjk] bVkok

86 jkeiqjk ihiYnk dksVk jkeiqjk] bVkok] xSark

87 MMokMk ihiYnk dksVk bVkok] Qrsgiqjk] MMokMk] ukSusjk] vkeynk] [ksMyh

88 xSark ihiYnk dksVk xSark] vkeynk

89 cEcwfy;k ihiYnk dksVk gFkksyh] jkeiqjk] cewfy;kdayk] cewfy;k[kqnZ

90 ‘ksjxat ihiYnk dksVk uheljk] cksjnk] ‘ksjiqj] gFkkSyh] 'ksjxat

91 jktiqjk ihiYnk dksVk cEcwfy;ka[kqnZ] jktiqjk] ';ksiqjk] mEesniqjk

92 ddjkonk ihiYnk dksVk uheljk] ddjkonk] pDddkork] fluksrk] jkexat

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93 fluksrk ihiYnk dksVk fluksrk] pDddkork] ddjkonk] ‘ksjxat

94 ds’kksiqjk ihiYnk dksVk jkeiqjk] ds’kksiqjk] jtkSik] Hkksikyxat] Hkokuhiqjk

95 lksHkkxiqjk ihiYnk dksVk lksHkkxiqjk] nsoiqjk] ds’kksiqjk

96 [ksMyh csjhlky ihiYnk dksVk dMhyk] HkS:iqjk] tksjkojiqjk] [ksMyh csjhlky] lksHkkxiqjk

97 [kkrkSyh ihiYnk dksVk tksjkojiqjk] HkS:iqjk] ryko] [kkrkSyh] fcyksnk] N=iqjk] Qjsjk] xksoZ/kuiqjk] nsouheMh

98 tksjkojiqjk ihiYnk dksVk lksHkkxiqjk] HkS:iqjk] Hkksikyxat] ryko] tksjkojiqjk

99 ryko ekbZuj ihiYnk dksVk luekuiqjk] ryko] x.ks’k[ksMk] Hkksikyxat

100 catkjh ihiYnk dksVk x.ks’k[ksMk] lCthiqjk] ryko] catkjh] Qrsgiqjk

101 lCthiqjk ihiYnk dksVk x.ks’k[ksMk] lCthiqjk] catkjh] <hcjh] Jhiqjk] lqesjiqjk] luekuiqjk

102 gFkkSyh ihiYnk dksVk luekuiqjk] cksjnk] ckaxjksn]<hcjh] gFkkSyh

103 cksjnk ihiYnk dksVk luekuiqjk] ckaxjksn] <hcjh] gFkksyh] vkMkxsyk] x.ks'k[ksMk

104 cjukgkyh ihiYnk dksVk cjukgkyh] ‘ksjx<] cStiqj] xksBMkdayk] pd[ksMyhisek

105 Jhiqjk ihiYnk dksVk Jhiqjk] <hcjh] pd[ksMyhisek] pdVksMh] lqesjiqjk] xksBMkdayk] 'ksjx<

106 fueksyk ihiYnk dksVk fueksyk] xksBMkdayk] cjukgkyh] Jhiqjk] fE;kuk] 'ksjx<

107 NkikSy&f}rh; ihiYnk dksVk ckywik] NkikSy

108 jke[ksMk ¼Nkiksy&izFke½

ihiYnk dksVk lqesjiqjk] jke[ksMk] yk[kuh] xksikyiqjk] tVokMh

109 tVokMh ihiYnk dksVk tVokMh] pdxqokMh] tVokMk] xksikyiqjk] mn;iqjk] xqokMh]ckywik] lqesjiqjk] fd’kuiqjk] yk[kuh

110 xqokMh ihiYnk dksVk fe;kuk] pdxqokMh] mn;iqjk] xqokMh] ckxyh] jkeiqjk /kkHkkbZ] Bhdjnk] xksBMk tkxhj] fd’kuiqjk

111 yqgkon ¼y{ehiqjk½ ihiYnk dksVk y{ehiqjk] nqtZuiqjk] cewfy;k [kjMk] nso[ksMyh] f<.Mksjk] yqgkon

112 nso[ksMyh ihiYnk dksVk nso[ksMyh] y{ehiqjk] nqtZuiqjk] djtksnk] cewfy;k [kjMk] feBksn

113 ihiYnkdayk ihiYnk dksVk x.Mkon] ‘kgukonk] feBksn] daojiqjk] jks.k] ihiYnkdayk] Qqlksn

114 y{ehiqjk&izFke fMLVªhC;wVjh

ihiYnk dksVk ‘kgukonk] ejtkuk] [;konk] Qqalksn

115 y{ehiqjk&f}rh; Vsy ihiYnk dksVk Qwalksn] Mwaxjyh] eksj[kqnZuk] fxj/kjiqjk

116 feBksn ihiYnk dksVk feBksn] fclykbZ] ‘kgukonk

117 xqMyk ¼[ksMkyh½ lkaxksn dksVk jktx<] xqMyk] lyksfu;k

118 jkex< lkaxksn dksVk jkex<] lyksfu;k] xqMyk [ksMyh

119 fla/kfu;k ekaxjksy ckjWak tSrygsMh] fla/kfu;ka] HkVokMk] ikMfy;k] fd’kuiqjk

120 tMkofn;k ekaxjksy ckjWak ewf.M;k] eksjMh] egyiqj] tMkofn;kWa] ekaxjksy

121 ekaxjksy ekaxjksy ckjWak ekaxjksy] em] tSrygsMh] bUnzkgsMh] fd'kuiqjk

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122 jsux< ekaxjksy ckjWak jsux<] tkjsyk] xqjkofn;k] ckywUnk] jha>;k

123 [kkuiqfj;k ekaxjksy ckjWak jsux<] eksjMh] jha>;k] HkVsfM;k] em] [kkuiqfj;k

124 dk’khiqjk ekaxjksy ckjWak jha>;k] tkjsyk] [kkuiqfj;k] HkVsfM;k] dk’khiqjk] ceksjhdayk] [ksMk

125 Hkkox< ekaxjksy ckjWak [ksMk] jha>k] tkjsyk] xqjkofn;k] ckywUnk] Hkkox<

126 fd’kuiqjk ekaxjksy ckjWak fd’kuiqjk] ekaxjksy] djkfM;k] em] jkoy& tkoy

127 cksjnk ekaxjksy ckjWak ekaxjksy] fd’kuiqjk] cksjnk] tkyksnk&rstkth] HkkST;kgsMh

128 HkkST;kgsMh ekaxjksy ckjWak HkkST;kgsMh] flefy;k] ekyceksjh] cyou[ksMh] djkfM;k] em] jkeiqjk HkDrku

129 ckykiqjk ekaxjksy ckjWak ekyceksjh] flefy;k] jkeiqjk HkDrku] ckykiqjk] jkoy&tkoy] ceksjhdayk

130 gfjiqjk ekaxjksy ckjka gfjiqjk] ckMksyh] nqtZuiqjk] djtksnkA

131 ikiMyh ekaxjksy ckjkW ikVwUnk] ikiMyh] xksnkojh] mn;iqfj;k] ihiYnk

132 ih- ,l- ch- Vsy ekaxjksy ckjkW lksuok] ihiYnk] lhlokyh

133 ew.Myh ekaxjksy ckjWak ljdU;k] ew.Myk] ew.Myh] lkadyh] jk;Fky

134 jk;Fky ekaxjksy ckjWak jk;Fky] ew.Myh] egqvk

135 uoyiqjk ekaxjksy ckjWak jk;Fky] egqvk] uoyiqjk] ikdy[ksMk] dw.Myk] dw’;k

136 jkeiqfj;k ekaxjksy ckjWak jkeiqjk&cMkSn] frlk;k] Jhuky] /kwej[ksMh] tyksnk [kkfr;ku] dkadjk

137 frlk;k ekaxjksy ckjWak frlk;k] lhlokyh] ‘kkgiqjk] /kwej[ksMh

138 ikdy[ksMk ekaxjksy ckjWak ‘kkgiqjk]lhlokyh] dw’;k] dw.Myk] ikdy[ksMk

139 lhlokyh ekaxjksy ckjWak lhlokyh] dukMk] frlk;k

140 :iiqjk vUrk ckjkW ckynMk] frdksn] :iiqjk] x.ks'k[ksMk] ikVwUnk

141 veyljk vUrk ckjkW veyljk] /kkdM[ksMh] nqxkjh] xksikyiqjk] xqykciqjk

142 ikVwUnk vUrk ckjkW ikVwUnk] frdksn

143 fc’ku[ksMh vUrk ckjkW HkkST;k[ksMh] fc'ku[ksMh

144 iyk;Fkk vUrk ckjkW iyk;Fkk] xksikyiqjk] xqykciqjk

145 ynokMk vUrk ckjkW vyhiqjk] ynokMk] ckynMk] jk;iqfj;k] ckyk[ksMk] HkkST;k[ksMh

146 frdksn vUrk ckjkW frdksn] ckynMk] :iiqjk

147 xksikyiqjk vUrk ckjWak nqxkjh] xksikyiqjk] Bhdfj;k

148 Bhdfj;k vUrk ckjWak Bhdfj;k] iyk;Fkk] ceksjh

149 ukxnk vUrk ckjWak ukxnk] Bhdfj;k] ceksjh]iyk;Fkk

150 cEcwfy;kWa vUrk ckjWak cEcwfy;kW ekrkth] /kkdM[ksMh] nqxkjh] fylkMh

151 nqxkjh vUrk ckjWak nqxkjh] Bhdfj;k] cewfy;kekrkth] eksydh] ceksjh] fylkMh] vk[ksMh

152 vUrk vUrk ckjWak vUrk] ceksjh

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153 jkrfM;k vUrk ckjWak jkrfM;k] fc’ku[ksMh

154 ckyk[ksMk vUrk ckjWak cewfy;k tksfx;ku] /krqfj;k] ckyk[ksMk

155 ipsydayk vUrk ckjWak ipsydayk] ipsy[kqnZ] lksj[k.M[kqnZ

156 /krqfj;k vUrk ckjWak /krqfj;k] cewfy;k tksfx;ku] ipsy[kqnZ

157 cMxkWao vUrk ckjWak cMxkWao] ipsydayk] ew.Myk] ljdU;k

158 ?kksMhxkWao vUrk ckjWak N=iqjk]ek.Miqj]jk;Fky] cMxkao] ?kksMhxkWao

159 vjusBk ds0 ikVu cwUnh vjusBk] jMh

160 chjt ds0 ikVu cwUnh uksrkMk] chjt

161 vfMyk ds0 ikVu cwUnh vfMyk] dkijsu] Hkkoiqjk

162 txUukFkk ds0 ikVu cwUnh yk[ksjh [kqnZ] fueksBk] [ksMyh [kqnZ] ek/kksjktiqjk] txUukFkk ckfyFkk

163

uheksBk ds0 ikVu cwUnh uheksBk] lwuxj] [ksMyh [kqnZ

164 yk[ksjh ds0 ikVu cwUnh yk[ksjh [kqnZ] ds0 ikVu] uheksBk] [ksMyh [kqnZ] ek/kksjktiqjk] ckyhFkk] txUukFkk] tkx:u] ds'kouxj

165 ek/kksjktiqjk ds0 ikVu cwUnh bUnziqfj;k] ek/kksjktiqjk] Hkh;k

166

d.kkWa ds0 ikVu cwUnh xqMyk] xqMyh] iVksfy;k] ds0 ikVu

cwUnh cwUnh xkeN

167 cwUnh jksM ds0 ikVu cwUnh xqMyh] xqMyk] iVksfy;k] ds0 ikVu] bZ'ojuxj] jaxiqfj;kWaWWa

cwUnh cwUnh rhjFk] xkeN

168 ghjkiqjk ds0 ikVu cwUnh vMhyk] dkijsu] ghjkiqjk] ckykiqjk] vjMkuk] vjfu;k] xjtuh

169 gkWfM;k[ksMk&k ds0 ikVu cwUnh lkjlyk] ihiYnk tkxhkj] [ksMyh O;klku] djhfj;k] dkijsu] vMhyk

170 gkWfM;k[ksMk&kk ds0 ikVu cwUnh gkWfM;k[ksMk] djhfj;k] dkijsu

171 VkdjokMk ds0 ikVu cwUnh [ksMyh O;klku] VkdjokMk] ckyksn] jksVsnk] Mksyj

172 leniqfj;k ds0 ikVu cwUnh fHk;k] leniqfj;k] lkjlyk

173 ds'kouxj ds0 ikVu cwUnh ds0 ikVu] bUnziqfj;k] ek/kksjktiqjk] ds'kouxj] yk[ksjh [kqnZ

174 ikVu ds0 ikVu cwUnh ds0 ikVu] bUnziqfj;k] gfLrukiqj] pMh] jMh] fHk;k] vjusBk

175 fHk;k ds0 ikVu cwUnh bUnziqfj;k] fHk;k] gfLrukiqj] vjusBk

176 lkjlyk ds0 ikVu cwUnh jaxjktiqjk] vjusBk] lkjlyk] vuUriqjk] Jhiqjk] fHk;k] leniqfj;k

177 bZ'oj uxj ds0 ikVu cwUnh ds'kksjk; ikVu] bZ'oj uxj] ysljnk

178 fueksnk ds0 ikVu cwUnh fprkok] fueksnk] gkyhgsMk] NjdokMk] dksMhtk

179 xqMyh ds0 ikVu cwUnh xqMyk] xqMyh] fot;uxj] fprkok] iVksfy;k] ysljnk] jaxiqfj;k] bZ'oj uxj

180 pMh jktokg ds0 ikVu cwUnh ds'kksjk; ikVu] pMh] jMh] cwf<;k] deksyj] tyksnk] NkaoN] NksMsnk] iknMk

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181 u;k xkWao ds0 ikVu cwUnh u;kxkao] cydklk] jkeiqfj;k] t;LFky] dkyhrykbZ

182 xjtuh ds0 ikVu cwUnh xjtuh] fgxksfu;ka] pjMkuk] pk<xkao] vjfu;k

183 dkssMhtk ek;tk NjdokMk

ds0 ikVu cwUnh dksMhtk ek;tk] NjdokMk] gkyhgsMk] ysljnk] djokyk

184 >kyh th dk cjkuk ds0 ikVu cwUnh >kyhth dk cjkuk] cksjnk dkfN;ku] pksrjk[ksMk] <hxlh] tkysMk

185 t;LFky ds0 ikVu cwUnh t;LFky] vksMh] nksrkuk] fiiYnk lesy] dksMD;k ckykth

186 Mksyj ds0 ikVu cwUnh ckyksn] Mksyj] txnjh

187 lwuxj ds0 ikVu cwUnh yk[ksjh [kqnZ] lwuxj

188 vuUriqjk f}rh; ds0 ikVu cwUnh jksVsnk] >jkfu;k] nsoyh] <hdksyh

189

iknMk ds0 ikVu cwUnh iknMk] pMh] ds’kksjk; ikVu] ysljnk] deksyj

190 jksVsnk ds0 ikVu cwUnh jksVsnk] >jkfu;k

191 fprkok jktokg ds0 ikVu cwUnh xkeN] xqMyk] fot;uxj] fueksnk] fprkok

192 HkS:ukFk ¼fprkok½ ds0 ikVu cwUnh Djokyk

193 gkyhgsMk ds0 ikVu cwUnh fueksnk] gkyhgsMk] ysljnk] iknMk

194

195

>qokWalk ds0 ikVu cwUnh >qoklkWa] dkUghgsMk

cwUnh cwUnh Hkwek[ksMk] ,scjk

Nikonk cwUnh cwUnh uksrkMk] rhrjok;k] Nikonk] Bhdfj;kdayk

196 tehriqjk cwUnh cwUnh uksrkMk] [ksMyh tkxhj] tehriqjk] us.knk

197 Hkksiriqjk cwUnh cwUnh Hkksiriqjk] nsywUnk] uksrkMk

198 tyksnk cwUnh cwUnh vdrklk] yhysMk] pd eksghiqjk] tyksnk lIrhtk

199 ihiYnk cwUnh cwUnh tyksnh] Bhdfj;kdayk] ihiYnk] lkFksyh

200 c:/ku cwUnh cwUnh /kukrjh] c:/ku] HkWofj; dqvk

201 vYdksfn;k cwUnh cwUnh [kqjkM] vdrklk] lhrkiqjk] vYdksfn;k] c:a/ku] eksghiqjk

202 rkysMk cwUnh cwUnh ekanMh] j?kqukFkiqjk] lkanMh] [ksMyk txhj] rkysMk] uSs.knk] tyksnh

203 [ksjksyh cwUnh cwUnh tk[kHkw.M] cYyksi] u;kcj/kk] [ksjksyh] ykEckihiy]ihrkeiqjk] dsFkwnk] tky dh >ksifM;kW

204

dkSF;k cwUnh cwUnh dkSF;k] tj[kksnk] fBdfj;k pk] djkM dk cj/kk] ykyiqjk

205 xqekuqijk cwUnh cwUnh c:a/ku] xqekuijqk] lkaoyiqjk] vYdksfn;k] ekaxyh] tj[kksnk

206 jk;rk cwUnh cwUnh flyksj] jk;rk] mejp] jkexat] nsoiqjk] pkijl] bZVksMk] Hkaojnk

207 fd’kuiqjk cwUnh cwUnh tysMk] fd'kuiqjk] eksrhiqjk] tkoVh [kqnZ

208 n;kyiqjk fMLVh- cwUnh cwUnh ekVwUnk] tkoVhdyk] xksj/kuiqjk] tkoVh [kqnZ] >kjckykiqjk] uUniqjk

209 x.ks'kiqjk cwUnh cwUnh x.kiriqjk] dknwUnjk] tkiVhdyk] j?kqukFkiqjk] x.ks'kiqjk] >jckykiqjk] uflagiqjk] n;kyiqjk

94

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210 t[kkuk cwUnh cwUnh ihiY;k] eafMO;k] t[kkuk] Nkouh

211 Nkouh cwUnh cwUnh vtsrk] nsywUnk] fjgkuk] xksxiqjk] Nkouh] HkkVks dk [ksMk

212 jaxiqfj;k cwUnh cwUnh jaxiqfj;k] bZ'oj uxj] ysljnk

213 fouk;dk cwUnh cwUnh fouk;dk] nsywUnk] nsfgr

214 nsywUnk cwUnh cwUnh nsywUnk] uksrkMk] c{kiqjk

215 Mxykonk cwUnh cwUnh nsfgr] Mxykonk] cktM] c{kiqjk

216 cMwUnk cwUnh cwUnh cMwUnk] fBdfj;k dyk] cktM] Hkwek[ksMk

217 vUFkMk cwUnh cwUnh cMwUnk] fBdfj;k dyk] lkFksyh] vaFkMk

218 cu dk [ksMk cwUnh cwUnh vaFkMk] cu dk [ksMk

219 ,scjk cwUnh cwUnh cMwUnk] Hkwek[ksMk] ,scjk

220 deYnk

ihiYnk dksVk v;kuk] deYnk

ekaxjksy ckjWk jkeiqjk Hkxrku] ekyceksjh] ceksjh dyka] ckykiqjk

221

fxj/kjiqjk ykMiqjk dksVk fxj/kjiqjk] xksj/kuiqjk] ukUrk] ckyhFkk] cM+xkWao]

cwUnh cwUnh nsywUnk] lhUrk] lej] fouk;dk

222

vjfu;k ekaxjksy ckjWak ckykiqjk] ceksjhdayk] pdHkVsfM;k] /kksdy[ksMh

ihiYnk dksVk vjfu;k] f<.Mksjk] fot;iqjk] ekVksyh] yqgkon] y{ehiqjk] daoynk

223 cEcksjhdayk ekaxjksy ckjWk ceksjhdayk] /kksdy[ksMh] ikyh

ihiYnk dksVk y{ehiqjk] gfjiqjk] fueksnk

ih-,y- vxzoky ifj;kstuk izkf/kdkjh ,oa {ks=h; fodkl vk;qDr]

flafpr {ks= fodkl pEcy] dksVk] jktLFkku

95

jktLFkku jkt&i= fo'ks"kkad


lkf/kdkj izdkf'kr Published by Authority vk’kk<+ 22] eaxyokj] “kkds 1932&tqykbZ 13] 2010 Asadha 22, Tuesday, Saka 1932-July 13, 2010

Hkkx 1 ¼[k½ egRoiw.kZ ljdkjh vkKk;saA

flafpr {ks= fodkl ,oa ty mi;ksfxrk foHkkx vf/klwpuk,a

t;iqj] tqykbZ 8] 2010

la[;k i- 4¼19½lh,Mh@02%&pEcy ifj;kstuk ¼flafpr {ks= fodkl½ ftldk jktLFkku flapkbZ iz.kkyh ds izca/k esa d`"kdksa dh lgHkkfxrk vf/kfu;e 2000 dh /kkjk 8 ¼1½ ds vUrxZr ifj;kstuk {ks= vf/klwpuk la[;k ,Q&4 ¼19½ lh,Mh@ 2002 fnukad 1 vxLr 2006 ls vf/klwfpr fd;k tk pqdk gS] jktLFkku flapkbZ iz.kkyh ds izca/k esa d`"kdksa dh lgHkkfxrk vf/kfu;e] 2000 dh /kkjk 3 ¼1½ ds vUrxZr flapkbZ iz.kkyh ds izca/k esa d"kdksa dh lgHkkfxrk ds fy, vkSj mlls lalDr ;k vkuq’kafxd fo"k;ksa dks mica/k djkus gsrq pEcy ifj;kstuk ¼flafpr {ks= fodkl½ ds v/khu fuEu ty mi;ksäk laxeksa ds {ks= dks tyh; ,oa iz”kklfud vk/kkj ij ,rn~ }kjk ty mi;ksäk {ks= esa ?kksf’kr fd;k tkrk gSA uhps nh xbZ lkj.kh esa ;FkkfofufnZ’V ty mi;ksäk laxeksa ds izknsf”kd fuokZpu {ks=ksa dh lhekvksa dks n”kkZus okys izR;sd ty mi;ksäk {ks= dk uD”kk@js[kkfp= rFkk izR;sd izknsf”kd fuokZpu {ks= esa fLFkr Hkwfe ds losZ{k.k la[;kdksa dh lwph dk izdk”ku jktLFkku flapkbZ iz.kkyh ds izca/k esa d`’kdksa dh lgHkkfxrk fu;e] 2002 ds fu;e 3 ds vuqlkj fd;k tkosxkA dz- la-



1 2 3 4 5

1 vYQkuxj cwUnh cwUnh vYQkuxj] [kqjkM ]eksVwdk] lhrkiqjk 2 lhUrk cwUnh cwUnh lhUrk] rhjFk 3 dqUgkMh&kk cwUnh cwUnh lhUrk] rhjFk] egjkuk] d.kk 4 uksrkMk&k cwUnh cwUnh uksrkMk] rhrjoklk] pd[ksMyk] Nikonk] tehriqjk 5 xksfoUniqjckoMh cwUnh cwUnh Tkk[keq.M] xksfoUniqjckoMh] cYyksi] Hkksiriqjk

ykMiqjk dksVk nsouxj 6 Tkyksnh cwUnh cwUnh us.knk] tyksnh] fBdfj;kdyk 7 Hkjrk ckoMh cwUnh cwUnh Xkkxksl] vYQkuxj] eksVwdk] fcywik] lhrkiqjk]

HkjrkckoMh] c:/ku] Hkofj;kdqvk ] /kukrjh 8 Lkkaoyiqjk cwUnh cwUnh Lkkoyiqjk] vU/ksM+] c:/kau] ekaxyh] xqekuiqjk]

dksV[ksMk] xknsxky] lkadMnk] [kku[ksMk ] cj[ksMk 9 [kku[ksMk cwUnh cwUnh [kku[ksMk] lkadMnk] cj[ksMk] dksV[ksMk] dkyiqfj;kW]

ckoMh[ksMk] vU/ksM+] uekuk ] lhyksj 10 Ykkyiqjk cwUnh cwUnh Ykkyiqjk] yhysMkO;klku] djkMdkcj/kk ]

fBdfj;kpkj.k] ckxnk] cFkokMk] ihiYnkgkMksdk 11 nksYkkMk cwUnh cwUnh nkSykMk] cynsoiqjk] dqokjrh] ljLorhdk[ksMk] bVksM+k]

jkexat] ekVqUnk 12 Ckkxnk cwUnh cwUnh Ckkxnk] ekVwUnk] ljLorhdk[ksMk] eksrhiqjk] fd”kuiqjk]

ykyiqjk 13 ekVwUnk cwUnh cwUnh ekVwUnk] n;kyiqjk] xksj/kuiqjk 14 cEcksjh cwUnh cwUnh Lakxkonk] cEckSjh] xkscfj;kW 15 uUniqjk xqokMh cwUnh cwUnh vkSdkjiqjk] u;kxkao] Hks:iqjk] uUniqjk] >jckykiqjk]

xqokMh 16 vksadkjiqjk cwUnh cwUnh gfjiqjk] ckjokl] vksadkjiqjk] u;kxkao] >jckykiqjk]

96

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v[ksM+] Hks:iqjk] jtokl

17 [kfV;kMh cwUnh cwUnh v[ksM] jtokl] [kfV;kMh] [kVdM+] cynsoiqjk] lkejck] xqokMh] Hks:iqjk

18 jkeiqjk&kk cwUnh cwUnh [kVdM+] cynsoiqjk] jkeiqjk] vtsrk] xqokMh] jk;Fky 19 jk;Fky&kk cwUnh cwUnh vtsrk] jk;Fky]nSywUnk] ihiY;k

20 [;konk cwUnh cwUnh Xkksxiqjk] Nkouh] chpMh] guksR;k] HkkVks dk [ksMk] [;konk] NkijMnk

21 ckyhFkk ds0ikVu cwUnh uheksBk] [ksMyh[kqnZ] ckyhFkk] txUukFkk] tkx:.k

22 lqokalk&III ds0ikVu cwUnh NjdokMk] dksMhtk] ek;tk] j?kqukFkiqjk

cwUnh cwUnh ykMiqj 23 Pkknau gsyh cwUnh cwUnh rhjFk] egjkuk] nsfgr] pkanugsyh] lqokalk

24 rhjFk cwUnh cwUnh rhjFk] xkeN] esgjkuk] Hkokuhiqjk] lhUrk

25 nsfgr&izFke cwUnh cwUnh esgjkuk]nsfgr] fcuk;dk

26 Hkokuhiqjk cwUnh cwUnh Hkokuhiqjk] lsnMh] rhjFk] lqaoklk] nsfgr] pkanugsyh] xkeN

27 nsfgr&f}rh; cwUnh cwUnh nsfgr] pkanugsyh] lqaoklk] x.ks”kiqjk] cktM] cMwUnk

28 lqokalk&kk ¼ykMiqj½

cwUnh cwUnh Lqakoklk] ykMiqj] x.ks”kiqjk] dqfyUnk

29 vuUriqjk&k ds0ikVu cwUnh vuUriqjk] lkjlyk] Jhiqjk] Hkkoiqjk] [ksMyhO;klku] VkdjokMk] ckyksn] ihiYnk tkxhj] y{ehiqfj;k

30 Mxkfj;k&kk bUnzx< cwUnh Mxkfj;k] ?kkV dk cjkuk] uksrkMk] y{ehiqjk] pdefydiqjk] Bhdjh] izrkix<

31 j?kqukFkiqjk bUnzx< cwUnh j?kqukFkiqjk] uksrkMk] /kjkou

32 jkexat bUnzx< cwUnh jkexat] MiVk] ycku] nsgh[ksMk] MMokMk] [kjk;rk] ikiMh

33 ukSrkMk&kk bUnzx< cwUnh ukSrkMk] y{ehiqjk

34 [ksfM;keku bUnzx< cwUnh [ksfM;keku] [ksfM;knqtZu] iphiyk] uksrkMk]jsckjiqjk

35 Pkghpk bUnzx< cwUnh nsgh[ksMk] dksVk[kqnZ] ycku] jkexat] xqgkVk] pghpk

36 cMk[ksMk bUnzx< cwUnh cMk[ksMk] ycku

37 ?kkV dk cjkuk bUnzx<

cwUnh

Ckynsoiqjk] dksVMh] ?kkVdkcjkuk] >ik;rk]nsgh[skMk

ds0ikVu cwUnh vktUnk

38 tkMyk bUnzx< cwUnh Ykcku] jkexat] [kjk;rk] ikiMh] tkMyk

39 xqgkVk bUnzx< cwUnh Ykcku] cMgkoyh] [kkdVk] pdek[khnk] ek[khnk] xqgkVk

40 Ckkykiqjk&kk ds0ikVu cwUnh Ckkykiqjk] cks;k[ksMk] Bheyh]nsoiqjk] ghjkiqjk] tksf”k;k dk [ksMk

41 dksMD;k ds0ikVu

cwUnh cktMyh] vjMkuk] nsoiqjk] dksMD;k] cks;k[ksMk] ckykiqjk

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vktUnk

42 Ekk[khnk bUnzx< cwUnh Ekk[khnk] ihiYnk Fkkd] ikyh] clokMk] cxyh] ycku] xqgkVk] cMgkoyh] [kkdVk

43 Ekfydiqjk bUnzx<

cwUnh

Ekfydiqjk] cynsoiqjk] uksrkMk] j?kqukFkiqjk] dksVMh] ?kkV dk cjkuk

ds0ikVu cwUnh vktUnk

44 nsgh[ksMk bUnzx< cwUnh nsgh[ksMk ]>ik;rk]?kkV dk cjkuk] Bhdjh] Mxkfj;k ]pdefydiqjk

45 izrkix< bUnzx< cwUnh izrkix<] nsgh[ksMk] Mxkfj;k] Bhdjh

46 fgaxksfu;k ds0ikVu cwUnh ghjkiqjk] fgaxksfu;k] cksjnkeky

47 Eksuksyh ds0ikVu cwUnh gfjiqjk mQZdkyh rykbZ] esuksyh] cfu;kuh] >kyhth dk cjkuk

48 gkMk th ds0ikVu cwUnh Pkskrjk dk [ksMk] bZ”kjnk] pk<xkao] cksjnk dkfN;ku] >kyhth dk cjkuk

49 Lkqoklk&k ds0ikVu cwUnh fprkok] xqMyh cwUnh cwUnh Hkokuhiqjk] lsnMh] xkeN] rhjFk] lqaoklk

50

dqfyUnk ds0ikVu cwUnh fprkok] NjdokMk cwUnh cwUnh dqfyUnk] lqaoklk] ykMiqj

51 [ksMyh ds0ikVu cwUnh [ksMyh] jMh] vjusBk] tyksnk] pMh] gLrukiqj] NksMsnk 52 ckynMk ds0ikVu cwUnh ckynMk] [ksMyh] t;LFky] vjusBk] tyksnk] fHkaMh]

NksMsnk 53 fHk.Mh ds0ikVu cwUnh fHkaMh] Jhiqjk] vjusBk] cydklk 54 djokyk dh

>ksifM;k

ds0ikVu cwUnh djokyk dh >ksifM;k] jkeiqfj;k] u;kxkWao] fgaxksfu;k] vjusBk] y{ehiqfj;k] vksMh] cydklk] t;LFky] Jhiqjk] fHkaMh] gfjiqjk mQZ dkyh rykbZ ] dksMD;kckykth

55 vjMkuk ds0ikVu cwUnh vjMkuk] pjMkuk] vjfu;k] xjtuh] dksMD;k 56 pjMkuk ds0ikVu cwUnh pjMkuk] cktMyh] 57 daojiqjk&kk ds0ikVu cwUnh cktMyh] daojiqjk] bZljnk] vejiqjk

bUnzx< cwUnh /kjko.k] j?kqukFkiqjk 58 vfMyk&kk ds0ikVu

cwUnh cksjnkeky] fgaxksfu;k] vfMyk] cydklk] jkeiqfj;k]

y{ehiqfj;k 59 Ckfu;kuh ds0ikVu cwUnh djokyk] ek;tk

t;iqj] tqykbZ 9] 2010

¼jktLFkku flapkbZ iz.kkyh ds izca/k esa d`"kdksa dh lgHkkfxrk vf/kfu;e] 2000 dh /kkjk 3 ¼1½ ds vUrxZr½

la[;k ,Q- ¼19½ lh,Mh@2002 pEcy ifj;kstuk ¼flafpr {ks= fodkl½ ftldk vf/kfu;e dh /kkjk 8 ¼1½ ds vUrxZr ifj;kstuk {ks= Øekad@,Q&4 ¼19½ lh,Mh@2002 fnukad 1 vxLr] 2006 ls vf/klwfpr fd;k tk pqdk gS] jktLFkku flapkbZ iz.kkyh ds izca/k esa d`"kdksa dh lgHkkfxrk vf/kfu;e] 2000 dh /kkjk 6 ¼1½ ds vUrxZr flapkbZ iz.kkyh ds izca/k esa d’kdksa dh lgHkkfxrk ds fy, vkSj mlls lalo~r ;k vkuq’kafxd fo’k;ksa dk miyC/k djus gsrq pEcy flapkbZ ifj;kstuk ds ¼flafpr {ks= fodkl½ fu/kkZfjr {ks= ds rgr ,sls ifj;kstuk {ks= ftlesa nks ;k vf/kd ty mi;ksDrk laxe {ks= lekfo’V gSa ogWk uhps nh xbZ lkj.kh esa ;FkkfofufnZ’V ty

98

mi;ksDrk laxeksa dks lfEefyr djrs gq;s vf/kfu;e dh /kkjk 6 ¼1½ ,oa ¼2½ ds rgr forj.k lfefr;ksa dk xBu djus ds iz;kstu gsrq forj.k lfefr {ks= dk vadu fd;k tkrk gSA

lkj.kh Ø- la-

forj.k lfefr dk uke

forj.k {ks= esa lfEefyr ty mi;ksDrk laxe dk uke

rglhy ftyk

1 fd”kuiqjk lc czkap forj.k lfefr

gkFkh[ksMk ykMiqjk dksVk vtqZuiqjk ykMiqjk dksVk uksVkuk ykMiqjk dksVk jksVsnk ykMiqjk dksVk Hknkuk ykMiqjk dksVk Jaxiqj ykMiqjk dksVk dkyk rykc ykMiqjk dksVk

2 >kyhiqjk forj.k lfefr

jk;iqjk ykMiqjk dksVk /kkdM[ksMh ykMiqjk dksVk Hkheiqjk ykMiqjk dksVk dSFkwu ykMiqjk dksVk [ksMkjlwyiqj ykMiqjk dksVk >kyhiqjk vjfu;k ykMiqjk dksVk e.Mkfu;k nlykuk ykMiqjk dksVk

3 ekulxkWao forj.k lfefr

rkFksM ykMiqjk dksVk ikjfy;k nhxksn dksVk Mxkfj;k nhxksn dksVk jkeiqfj;k mQZ u;kxkao vfgjku nhxksn dksVk Ekulxkao ykMiqjk dksVk Nhxksn nhxksn dksVk dksVlqvk nhxksn dksVk

4 Mkcj czkap forj.k lfefr

guksfr;k nhxksn dksVk luhtk ckoMh nhxksn dksVk fclykbZ nhxksn dksVk dksVM+knhi flag nhxksn dksVk cw<+knhr nhxksn dksVk fd'kuxat nhxksn dksVk Dpukonk nhxksn dksVk /kulwjh nhxksn dksVk cMkSn lc czkap Vsy nhxksn dksVk Vejiqjk nhxksn dksVk u;kxkao nhxksn dksVk Eksjik nhxksn dksVk vkVksu nhxksn dksVk bZnyx< nhxksn dksVk mEesniqjk nhxksn dksVk cMksn nhxksn dksVk Lqjsyk nhxksn dksVk Mkcj nhxksn dksVk [ks:yk nhxksn dksVk Tkgkaxhjiqjk nhxksn dksVk /kuok nhxksn dksVk

99

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forj.k lfefr dk uke


rglhy ftyk

[ksMk Hkksiky nhxksn dksVk e.Mkojk nhxksn dksVk >kMxkao nhxksn dksVk [ksMyh ?kkVk nhxksn dksVk yk[k luhtk nhxksn dksVk

5 nhxksn forj.k lfefr

'kksyh nhxksn dksVk mniqfj;k nhxksn dksVk gfjiqjk nhxksn dksVk pUnzkoyk nhxksn dksVk Qrsgiqjk nhxksn dksVk NhiMnk nhxksn dksVk uheksnk nhxksn dksVk

6 dY;k.kiqjk forj.k lfefr

doajiqjk nhxksn dksVk iMklfy;k nhxksn dksVk mdYnk nhxksn dksVk rksj.k nhxksn dksVk >ksVksyh nhxksn dksVk

7 HkkSajk forj.k lfefr HkkSajk nhxksn dksVk ceksjh nhxksn dksVk pko.MgsMh nhxksn dksVk lheY;k nhxksn dksVk HkV~Vhiqjk nhxksn dksVk

8 iyk;Fkk lc czkap forj.k lfefr

xksikyiqjk vUrk ckjWak veyljk vUrk ckjWak iyk;Fkk vUrk ckjWak Bhdfj;k vUrk ckjWak ukxnk vUrk ckjWak fc”ku[ksMh vUrk ckjWak ynokMk vUrk ckjWak frdksn vUrk ckjWak :iiqjk vUrk ckjWak ikVwUnk vUrk ckjWak ikiMyh ekaxjksy ckjWak ih-,l- ch- Vsy ekaxjksy ckjWak

9 ljdU;k forj.k lfefr

xqMyk ¼[ksMkyh½ lkaxksn dksVk jkex< lkaxksn dksVk cEcwfy;kW vUrk ckjWak nqxkjh vUrk ckjWak vUrk vUrk ckjWak jkrfM;k vUrk ckjWak ckyk[ksMk vUrk ckjWak /krqfj;k vUrk ckjWak ipsydayk vUrk ckjWak cMxkWao vUrk ckjWak ?kksMhxkWao vUrk ckjWak ew.Myh ekaxjksy ckjkWa jk;Fky ekaxjksy ckjkWa

100

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forj.k lfefr dk uke


rglhy ftyk

10 “kkgiqjk forj.k lfefr

uoyiqjk ekaxjksy ckjkWa ikdy[ksMk ekaxjksy ckjkWa lhlokyh ekaxjksy ckjkWa jkeiqfj;k ekaxjksy ckjkWa tyksnk [kkfr;ku ihiYnk dksVk dksykuk[ksMyh ihiYnk dksVk frlk;k ekaxjksy ckjkWa

11 v;kuk forj.k lfefr

deYnk ihiYnk ekaxjksy

dksVk ckjWk

fot;iqjk ihiYnk dksVk v;kuk ihiYnk dksVk yqgkon ¼v;kuk½ ihiYnk dksVk dqEgkfj;ka ihiYnk dksVk x.ks”k[ksMk ihiYnk dksVk [ksMyh fd”kuiqjk ihiYnk dksVk dtfy;ka ihiYnk dksVk [ksMyh ihiYnk ihiYnk dksVk fd”kuiqjk ekaxjksy ckjkWa cksjnk ekaxjksy ckjkWa HkkST;kgsMh ekaxjksy ckjkWa

12 y{ehiqjk forj.k lfefr

ckykiqjk ekaxjksy ckjkWa vjfu;k ekaxjksy@

ihiYnk ckjkWa@ dksVk

yqgkon¼y{ehiqjk½ ihiYnk dksVk nso[ksMyh ihiYnk dksVk ehBksn ihiYnk dksVk y{ehiqjk&izFke fMLVªhC;wVjh ihiYnk dksVk y{ehiqjk&f}rh; Vsy ihiYnk dksVk ihiYnkdayk ihiYnk dksVk cEcksjhdayk ekaxjksy@

ihiYnk ckjWak@ dksVk

gfjiqjk ekaxjksy ckjkWa 13 eÅ forj.k lfefr fla/kfu;k ekaxjksy ckjkWa

ekaxjksy ekaxjksy ckjkWa tMkofn;k ekaxjksy ckjkWa jsux< ekaxjksy ckjkWa [kkuiqfj;k ekaxjksy ckjkWa dk”khiqjk ekaxjksy ckjkWa Hkkox< ekaxjksy ckjkWa

14 eqaxSuk forj.k lfefr dkadjk ihiYnk dksVk v;kuh ihiYnk dksVk eqaxSuk ihiYnk dksVk fcuk;dk ihiYnk dksVk pk.knk ihiYnk dksVk x.ks”kxat ihiYnk dksVk y{ehiqjk ihiYnk dksVk [ksMyh cksjnk ihiYnk dksVk

101

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forj.k lfefr dk uke


rglhy ftyk

15 xSark forj.k lfefr jkeiqjk ihiYnk dksVk MMokMk ihiYnk dksVk xSark ihiYnk dksVk cEcwfy;ka ihiYnk dksVk “ksjxat ihiYnk dksVk jktiqjk ihiYnk dksVk ddjkonk ihiYnk dksVk fluksrk ihiYnk dksVk

16 [kkrkSyh forj.k lfefr

lksHkkxiqjk ihiYnk dksVk [ksMyh csjhlky ihiYnk dksVk [kkrkSyh ihiYnk dksVk tksjkojiqjk ihiYnk dksVk ds”kksiqjk ihiYnk dksVk djokM ihiYnk dksVk ryko ekbZuj ihiYnk dksVk catkjh ihiYnk dksVk lCthiqjk ihiYnk dksVk gFkkSyh ihiYnk dksVk cksjnk ihiYnk dksVk

17 cjukgkyh forj.k lfefr

cjukgkyh ihiYnk dksVk Jhiqjk ihiYnk dksVk fueksyk ihiYnk dksVk tVokMh ihiYnk dksVk xqokMh ihiYnk dksVk jke[ksMk ¼Nkiksy&izFke½ ihiYnk dksVk NkikSy& f}rh; ihiYnk dksVk

18 dqUgkMh forj.k lfefr

dqUgkMh ykMiqjk dksVk lhUrk cwUnh cwUnh dqUgkMh&kk cwUnh cwUnh d.kkW ds-ikVu

cwUnh cwUnh cwUnh

ukUrk ykMiqjk dksVk 19

tehriqjk forj.k lfefr

xksfoUniqjckoMh cwUnh ykMiqjk cwUnh dksVk

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107

Annexure VI (d)

Details of formation of Water Users Association, under Rajasthan Farmers Participation in Management

of Irrigation System Act 2000 & Rule 2002

S.No. Name of Water User

Association

Tehsil District CCA in

Ha.

1 Hatikheda Ladpura Kota 1078

2 Arjunpura Ladpura Kota 1162

3 Kala Talab Ladpura Kota 1090

4 Roteda Ladpura Kota 406

5 Bhadana Ladpura Kota 872

6 Notana Ladpura Kota 861

7 Rangpur Ladpura Kota 908

8 Raipura Ladpura Kota 845

9 Dhakarkheri Ladpura Kota 690

10 Bhimpura Ladpura Kota 915

11 Kaithoon Ladpura Kota 428

12 Khera Rasulpur Ladpura Kota 906

13 Jhalipura Arniya Ladpura Kota 853

14 Mandania Daslana Ladpura Kota 1251

15 Tather Ladpura Kota 774

16 Kunari Ladpura Kota 990

17 Nanta Ladpura Kota 903

18 Parlia Digod Kota 280

19 Digod Digod Kota 535

20 Dagaria Digod Kota 497

21 Rampura/Nayagaon Ahiran

Digod Kota 620

22 Manasgaon Digod Kota 995

23 Kotsua Digod Kota 946

24 Sholi Digod Kota 673

25 Udpuria Digod Kota 927

26 Fatehpura Digod Kota 696

27 Chheeparda Digod Kota 667

28 Haripura Digod Kota 853

29 Thoran Digod Kota 965

30 Ukalda Digod Kota 640

31 Bamori Digod Kota 716

32 Bhonra Digod Kota 1190

33 Chavandhedi Digod Kota 998

34 Kotradeepsingh Digod Kota 1039

35 Kishanganj Digod Kota 749

36 Sanija Bawari Digod Kota 1018

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S.No. Name of Water User Association

Tehsil District CCA in Ha.

37 Bislai Digod Kota 650

38 Hanotiya Digod Kota 529

39 Budadeet Digod Kota 886

40 Nimoda Digod Kota 559

41 Chadrawala Digod Kota 593

42 Padasalia Digod Kota 612

43 Kanwarpura Digod Kota 840

44 Jhotoli Digod Kota 944

45 Simliya Digod Kota 789

46 Bhattipura Digod Kota 728

47 Dabar Digod Kota 986

48 Kachnawda Digod Kota 970

49 Surela Digod Kota 965

50 Nayagaon Digod Kota 993

51 Amarpura Digod Kota 789

52 Jahangirpura Digod Kota 867

53 Kheda Bhopal Digod Kota 1039

54 Mandawra Digod Kota 1038

55 Jhadgaon Digod Kota 1114

56 Lakhsanija Digod Kota 646

57 Aton Digod Kota 751

58 Edalgarh Digod Kota 720

59 Kherula Digod Kota 752

60 Ummedpura Digod Kota 885

61 Barod Sub Branch Tail Digod Kota 680

62 Barod Digod Kota 517

63 Dhansuri Digod Kota 892

64 Morpa Digod Kota 1151

65 Khedli ghata Digod Kota 798

66 Dhanwa Digod Kota 915

67 Vijaypura Pipalda Kota 753

68 Kajlia Pipalda Kota 990

69 Kumharia Pipalda Kota 661

70 Luhawad (Ayana) Pipalda Kota 626

71 Ganeshkhera Pipalda Kota 439

72 Kherli Pipalda Pipalda Kota 1110

73 Ayana Pipalda Kota 576

74 Kherli Kishanpura Pipalda Kota 714

75 Jaloda Khatian Pipalda Kota 917

76 Kolana Kherli Pipalda Kota 997

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77 Kankra Pipalda Kota 880

78 Ayani Pipalda Kota 700

79 Mungena Pipalda Kota 892

80 Binayka Pipalda Kota 622

81 Chandha Pipalda Kota 769

82 Ganeshganj Pipalda Kota 1165

83 Lakshmipura Pipalda Kota 601

84 Kherli Borda Pipalda Kota 1037

85 Karwad Pipalda Kota 846

86 Rampura Pipalda Kota 730

87 Dadwada Pipalda Kota 986

88 Gainta Pipalda Kota 758

89 Bambulia Pipalda Kota 718

90 Sherganj Pipalda Kota 938

91 Rajpura Pipalda Kota 782

92 Kakrawda Pipalda Kota 524

93 Sinota Pipalda Kota 792

94 Keshopura Pipalda Kota 1151

95 Sobhagpura Pipalda Kota 534

96 Kherli Berisal Pipalda Kota 720

97 Khatoli Pipalda Kota 861

98 Jorawarpura Pipalda Kota 701

99 Talav Minor Pipalda Kota 859

100 Banjari Pipalda Kota 709

101 Subjipura Pipalda Kota 688

102 Hatoli Pipalda Kota 701

103 Borda Pipalda Kota 575

104 Barnawali Pipalda Kota 762

105 Sripura Pipalda Kota 804

106 Nimola Pipalda Kota 656

107 Chhapole II Pipalda Kota 555

108 Ramkhera (Chhapole I) Pipalda Kota 666

109 Jatwari Pipalda Kota 927

110 Guwadi Pipalda Kota 791

111 Luhawad (Lakshmipura) Pipalda Kota 857

112 Dev khedli Pipalda Kota 658

113 Pipaldakala Pipalda Kota 996

114 Lakshmipura I Pipalda Kota 738

115 Lakshmipura II Magrol Baran 594

116 Motodh Pipalda Kota 376

110



117 Gudla (Khedali) Sangod Kota 480

118 Ramgarh Sangod Kota 411

119 Singhania Mangrol Baran 804

120 Jadawdia Mangrol Baran 706

121 Mangrol Mangrol Baran 854

122 Raingarh Mangrol Baran 404

123 Khanpuria Mangrol Baran 573

124 Kashipura Mangrol Baran 969

125 Bhavgarh Mangrol Baran 445

126 Kishanpura Mangrol Baran 1485

127 Borda Mangrol Baran 879

128 Bhojaheri Mangrol Baran 661

129 Balapura Mangrol Baran 1146

130 Haripura Pipalda kota 960

131 Papadli Mangrol Baran 1226

132 P.S.B. tail Mangrol Baran 723

133 Mundli Mangrol Baran 1132

134 Raithal Mangrol Baran 707

135 Nawalpura Mangrol Baran 1090

136 Rampuria Barod Pipalda kota 872

137 Tisaya Mangrol Baran 500

138 Pakalkheda pipalada kota 806

139 Siswali Mangrol Baran 1062

140 Rooppura Anta Baran 335

141 Amalsara Anta Baran 453

142 Patunda Anta Baran 819

143 Bishankheri Anta Baran 791

144 Palaitha Anta Baran 602

145 Ladhwada Anta Baran 767

146 Tikod Anta Baran 384

147 Gopalpura Anta Baran 466

148 Tikria Anta Baran 283

149 Nagda Anta Baran 1154

150 Bambulia Anta Baran 756

151 Dugari Anta Baran 620

152 Anta Anta Baran 450

153 Rathdia Anta Baran 343

154 Balakhera Anta Baran 820

155 Pachelkala Anta Baran 651

156 Dathuria Anta Baran 810

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157 Badgaon Anta Baran 1034

158 Ghorigaon Anta Baran 1343

159 Arneta K-Patan Bundi 489

160 Biraj K-Patan Bundi 324

161 Adila K-Patan Bundi 418

162 Jagnnatha K-Patan Bundi 440

163 Nimota K-Patan Bundi 800

164 Lakheri K-Patan Bundi 832

165 Madhorajpura K-Patan Bundi 672

166 Kanaa K-Patan Bundi 468

Bundi Bundi

167 Bundi Road K-Patan Bundi 725

Bundi Bundi

168 Heerapura K-Patan Bundi 618

169 Handiakheda I K-Patan Bundi 1018

170 Handiakheda II K-Patan Bundi 958

171 Takarwada K-Patan Bundi 791

172 Samadpuria K-Patan Bundi 517

173 Keshavnagar K-Patan Bundi 1176

174 Patan K-Patan Bundi 1025

175 Bhiya K-Patan Bundi 686

176 Sarsala K-Patan Bundi 1163

177 Ishwarnagar K-Patan Bundi 478

178 Nimoda K-Patan Bundi 686

179 Gurli K-Patan Bundi 513

180 Chadi Rajwah K-Patan Bundi 1773

181 Nayagaon K-Patan Bundi 669

182 Garjani K-Patan Bundi 577

183 Kodija Mayja Chharkwada

K-Patan Bundi 637

184 Jhaliji ka barana K-Patan Bundi 1343

185 Jaithal K-Patan Bundi 1115

186 Dolar K-Patan Bundi 322

187 Soongar K-Patan Bundi 695

188 Anantpura II K-Patan Bundi 580

189 Padra K-Patan Bundi 651

190 Roteda K-Patan Bundi 589

191 Chitawa Rajwah K-Patan Bundi 1030

192 Bherunath (Chitawa) K-Patan Bundi 513

193 Halihera K-Patan Bundi 701

112



194 Jhuwasa K-Patan Bundi

630 Bundi Bundi

195 Chapawda Bundi Bundi 579

196 Jamitpura Bundi Bundi 543

197 Bhopalpura Bundi Bundi 597

198 Jaloda Bundi Bundi 611

199 Pipalda Bundi Bundi 544

200 Barundhan Bundi Bundi 724

201 Alkodia Bundi Bundi 719

202 Talera Bundi Bundi 1101

203 Kheroli Bundi Bundi 1015

204 Kauthia Bundi Bundi 709

205 Gumanpura Bundi Bundi 896

206 Raitha Bundi Bundi 1055

207 Kishanpura Bundi Bundi 586

208 Dayalpura disty. Bundi Bundi 969

209 Ganeshpura Bundi Bundi 1013

210 Jakhana Bundi Bundi 700

211 Chhawni Bundi Bundi 921

212 Rangpuria Bundi Bundi 577

213 Vinaika Bundi Bundi 470

214 Delunda Bundi Bundi 779

215 Daglawda Bundi Bundi 966

216 Badundha Bundi Bundi 646

217 Anthda Bundi Bundi 1018

218 Ban ka khera Bundi Bundi 685

219 Aibra Bundi Bundi 836

220 Kamalda Pipalda Kota

970 Mangrol Baran

221 Girdharpura Ladpura Kota

1016 Bundi Bundi

222 Arnia Mangrol Baran

952 Pipalda Kota

223 Bamborikalan Mangrol Baran

765 Pipalda Kota

224 Alfanagar Bundi Bundi 711

225 Sinta Bundi Bundi 253

226 Kunhari-II Bundi Bundi 468

227 Notada-I Bundi Bundi 507

228 Govindpur Baori Bundi Bundi 962

113



Ladpura Kota

229 Jalodi Bundi Bundi 611

230 Bharta Baori Bundi Bundi 996

231 Sawalpura Bundi Bundi 736

232 Khankhera Bundi Bundi 867

233 Lalpura Bundi Bundi 1073

234 Dolara Bundi Bundi 1241

235 Bagda Bundi Bundi 942

236 Matunda Bundi Bundi 709

237 Bambori Bundi Bundi 716

238 Nandpura Guvadi Bundi Bundi 933

239 Onkarpura Bundi Bundi 995

240 Khatiadi Bundi Bundi 1013

241 Rampura-II Bundi Bundi 1188

242 Raithal-II Bundi Bundi 744

243 Khyawda Bundi Bundi 1137

244 Balitha K-Patan Bundi 229

245 Sunwasa-III K-Patan Bundi

747 Bundi Bundi

246 Chandanheli Bundi Bundi 749

247 Tirath Bundi Bundi 698

248 Dehit-1 Bundi Bundi 816

249 Bhawanipura Bundi Bundi 1009

250 Dehit-II Bundi Bundi 816

251 Sunwasa-II (Ladpur) Bundi Bundi 747

252 Anantpura I K-Patan Bundi 847

253 Dagaria-II Indragarh Bundi 996

254 Raghunathpura Indragarh Bundi 888

255 Ramganj Indragarh Bundi 1091

256 Notara II Indragarh Bundi 552

257 Khediaman Indragarh Bundi 828

258 Chahicha Indragarh Bundi 1597

259 Badakheda Indragarh Bundi 961

260 Ghat-ka-barana Indragarh Bundi

1080 K-Patan Bundi

261 Jadla Indragarh Bundi 1203

262 Guhata Indragarh Bundi 854

263 Balapura-II K-Patan Bundi 1009

264 Kodkya K-Patan Bundi 1009

265 Makhida Indragarh Bundi 1148

114



266 Malikpura Indragarh Bundi 1434

K-Patan Bundi

267 Dehikheda Indragarh Bundi 875

268 Pratapgarh Indragarh Bundi 836

269 Hingonia K-Patan Bundi 567

270 Manoli K-Patan Bundi 1177

271 Hada ji K-Patan Bundi 1080

272 Sunwasa-I K-Patan Bundi

1080 Bundi Bundi

273 Kulinda K-Patan Bundi

710 Bundi Bundi

274 Khedli K-Patan Bundi 867

275 Baldhada K-Patan Bundi 976

276 Bhindi K-Patan Bundi 979

277 Karwala ki chopdia K-Patan Bundi 2040

278 Ardana K-Patan Bundi 811

279 Chardana K-Patan Bundi 576

280 Kanwarpura-II K-Patan Bundi 818

281 Adila-II K-Patan Bundi 1220

282 Baniyani K-Patan Bundi 270

115

Annexure VI (E)

Details of formation of Distributory Committee under Rajasthan Farmers Participation in Management

of Irrigation System Act 2000 & Rule 2002

S.No. Name of

Distributory

Committee

Name of Water User

Association

Tehsil District

1 Kishanpura Sub Branch

Hathikheda Ladpura Kota

Arjunpura Ladpura Kota

Notana Ladpura Kota

Roteda Ladpura Kota

Bhadana Ladpura Kota

Rangpur Ladpura Kota

Kala Talab Ladpura Kota

2 Jhalipura

Raipura Ladpura Kota

Dhakadkheri Ladpura Kota

Bhimpura Ladpura Kota

Kaithoon Ladpura Kota

Khedarasulpur Ladpura Kota

Jhalipura Arnia Ladpura Kota

Mandania Daslana Ladpura Kota

3 Manasgaon

Tather Ladpura Kota

Parlia Digod Kota

Dagaria Digod Kota

Rampuria/Nayagaon Ahiran Digod Kota

Manasgaon Digod Kota

Digod Digod Kota

Kotsua Digod Kota

4 Dabar Sub

Branch

Dabar Digod Kota

Kachnawada Digod Kota

khedlighata Digod Kota

Amarpura Digod Kota

Morpa Digod Kota

Dhansuri Digod Kota

Aaton Digod Kota

Bislai Digod Kota

Hanotiya Digod Kota

Sanija Bawari Digod Kota

5 Barod Sub

Branch

Kherula Digod Kota

Idalgarh Digod Kota

Ummedpura Digod Kota

116

S.No. Name of

Distributory

Committee

Name of Water User Association

Tehsil District

Barod Digod Kota

Barod Sub br. Tail Digod Kota

Kishanganj Digod Kota

Budadeeth Digod Kota

kotdadeepsingh Digod Kota

6 Sultanpur Sub

Branch

Surela Digod Kota

Nayagaon Digod Kota

Dhanwa Digod Kota

Jahangirpura Digod Kota

Khera Bhopal Digod Kota

Madawara Digod Kota

Jhadgaon Digod Kota

Lakh Sanija Digod Kota

7 Digod

Sholi Digod Kota

Udpuria Digod Kota

Haripura Digod Kota

Chandrawla Digod Kota

Fatehpura Digod Kota

Cheeparda Digod Kota

Nimoda Digod Kota

8 Kalyanpura

Kanwarpura Digod Kota

Padasalia Digod Kota

Ukalda Digod Kota

Toran Digod Kota

Jatoli Digod Kota

9 Bhonra

Bhonra Digod Kota

Bamori Digod Kota

Chanvandhedi Digod Kota

Simlia Digod Kota

Bhatipura Digod Kota

10 Palaitha

Gopalpura Anta Baran

Amalsara Anta Baran

Palaitha Anta Baran

Thikaria Anta Baran

Nagda Anta Baran

Bishankheri Anta Baran

Ladhwada Anta Baran

Tikod Anta Baran

Rooppura Anta Baran

117

S.No. Name of

Distributory

Committee


Tehsil District

Patunda Anta Baran

Papadli Mangrol Baran

PSB Tail Mangrol Baran

11 Sarkanya

Gudla (Khedali) Sangod Baran

Ramgarh Sangod Baran

Bambulia Anta Baran

Dugari Anta Baran

Anta Anta Baran

Rathadia Anta Baran

Balakheda Anta Baran

Dhaturia Anta Baran

Pachelkala Anta Baran

Badgaon Anta Baran

Ghodigaon Anta Baran

Mundli Mangrol Baran

Raithal Mangrol Baran

12 Shahpura

Nawalpura Mangrol Baran

Pakalkheda Mangrol Baran

Siswali Mangrol Baran

Rampuria Mangrol Baran

Jaloda Khatian Pipalda Kota

Kolanakhedli Pipalda Kota

Tisaya Mangrol Baran

13 Ayana

Kamalda Pipalda Kota

Mangrol Baran

Vijaypura Pipalda Kota

Ayana Pipalda Kota

Luhawad (Ayana) Pipalda Kota

Kumharia Pipalda Kota

Ganeshkheda Pipalda Kota

Khedli kishanpura Pipalda Kota

Kajalia Pipalda Kota

Khedli Pipalda Pipalda Kota

Kishanpura Mangrol Kota

Bordha Mangrol Kota

Bhojyahedi Mangrol Kota

14 Lakshmipura

Balapura Mangrol Kota

Arnia Mangrol Baran

Pipalda Kota

118

S.No. Name of

Distributory

Committee


Tehsil District

Luhawad (Lakshmipura) Pipalda Kota

Devkhedli Pipalda Kota

Mitodh Pipalda Kota

Lakshmipura-I disty. Pipalda Kota

Lakshmipura-II tail Pipalda Kota

Pipalda Kala Pipalda Kota

Bambori kalan Mangrol Kota

Pipalda Kota

Haripura Mangrol Kota

15 Mau

Singhania Mangrol Kota

Mangrol Mangrol Kota

Jadawdia Mangrol Kota

Raingarh Mangrol Kota

Khanpuria Mangrol Kota

Kashipura Mangrol Kota

Bhavgarh Mangrol Kota

16 Mungena

Kankara Pipalda Kota

Ayani Pipalda Kota

Mungena Pipalda Kota

Binaika Pipalda Kota

Chandha Pipalda Kota

Ganeshganj Pipalda Kota

Kherli Bordha Pipalda Kota

17 Gainta

Rampura Pipalda Kota

Dadwada Pipalda Kota

Gainta Pipalda Kota

Bambulia Pipalda Kota

Sherganj Pipalda Kota

Rajpura Pipalda Kota

Kakrawda Pipalda Kota

Sineta Pipalda Kota

18 Khatoli

Sobhagpura Pipalda Kota

Kherli Bherisal Pipalda Kota

Khatoli Pipalda Kota

Joravpura Pipalda Kota

Keshopura Pipalda Kota

Karwad Pipalda Kota

Talao Minor Pipalda Kota

Banjari Pipalda Kota

119

S.No. Name of

Distributory

Committee


Tehsil District

Subzipura Pipalda Kota

Hatoli Pipalda Kota

Bordha Pipalda Kota

19 Barnahali

Barnahali Pipalda Kota

Sripura Pipalda Kota

Nimola Pipalda Kota

Jatwadi Pipalda Kota

Guvadi Pipalda Kota

Ramkheda (Chhapole-I) Pipalda Kota

Chhapole-II Pipalda Kota

20 Kunhari

Kunhari Ladpura Kota

Sinta Bundi Bundi

Kunhari-II Bundi Bundi

Kanaa K-patan Bundi

Bundi Bundi

Nanta Ladpura Bundi

21 Jamitpura

Govindpur Baori Bundi Bundi

Ladpura Kota

Bhopathpura Bundi Bundi

Notada-I Bundi Bundi

Chhapawda-I] Bundi Bundi

Jamitpura Bundi Bundi

Jalodi Bundi Bundi

Pipalda Bundi Bundi

22 Alfanagar

Kheroli Bundi Bundi

Talera Bundi Bundi

Alfanagar Bundi Bundi

Alkodia Bundi Bundi

Jaloda Bundi Bundi

Barundhan Bundi Bundi

Bartha Baodi Bundi Bundi

23 Bajar

Girdharpura Ladpura Kota

Bundi Bundi

Binaika Bundi Bundi

Delunda Bundi Bundi

Daglawda Bundi Bundi

Badundha Bundi Bundi

Anthda Bundi Bundi

Ban ka kheda Bundi Bundi

120

S.No. Name of

Distributory

Committee


Tehsil District

Aibra Bundi Bundi

Jhunwasa K-patan Bundi

Bundi Bundi

24 Andher

Sawalpura Bundi Bundi

Gumanpura Bundi Bundi

Khankheda Bundi Bundi

Kauthia Bundi Bundi

Lalpura Bundi Bundi

25 Dolara

Raitha Bundi Bundi

Dolada Bundi Bundi

Bagda Bundi Bundi

Kishanpura Bundi Bundi

Bambori Bundi Bundi

26 Onkarpura

Matunda Bundi Bundi

Dayalpura disty. Bundi Bundi

Ganeshpura Bundi Bundi

Onkarpura Bundi Bundi

Nandpura guadi Bundi Bundi

27 Khatkat

Raithal II Bundi Bundi

Jhakhana Bundi Bundi

Rampura II Bundi Bundi

Chhawni Bundi Bundi

Khyawda Bundi Bundi

Khadiyadi Bundi Bundi

28 Suwasa

Dehit-I Bundi Bundi

Dehit-II Bundi Bundi

Chandanheli Bundi Bundi

Bhawanipura Bundi Bundi

Sunwasa-II (Ladpura) Bundi Bundi

Sunwasa-III K-patan Bundi

Bundi Bundi

Tirath Bundi Bundi

29 Patan

Bundi Road K-patan Bundi

Bundi Bundi

Patan K-patan Bundi

Mia K-patan Bundi

Keshavnagar K-patan Bundi

Lakheri K-patan Bundi

Jaggnnatha K-patan Bundi

121

S.No. Name of

Distributory

Committee


Tehsil District

Soongarh K-patan Bundi

Nimota K-patan Bundi

Balitha K-patan Bundi

Beeraj K-patan Bundi

Madhorajpura K-patan Bundi

Samadpuria K-patan Bundi

30 Anantpura

Sarsala K-patan Bundi

Anantpura-I K-patan Bundi

Adila K-patan Bundi

Heerapura K-patan Bundi

Handiakhera-I K-patan Bundi

Handiakhera-II K-patan Bundi

Takarwada K-patan Bundi

Roteda K-patan Bundi

Dolar K-patan Bundi

Anantpura-II K-patan Bundi

31 Chitawa

Kulinda Bundi Bundi

K-patan Bundi

Sunwasa-I K-patan Bundi

Chitawa Rajwah K-patan Bundi

Nimoda K-patan Bundi

Haliheda K-patan Bundi

Kodija Mayja Charakwada K-patan Bundi

Baniyani K-patan Bundi

Bherunath (Chitawa) K-patan Bundi

32 Ishwarnagar

Gudli K-patan Bundi

Rangpuria K-patan Bundi

Iswarnagar K-patan Bundi

Padra K-patan Bundi

Chadi Rajwah K-patan Bundi

33 Arneta

Arneta K-patan Bundi

Khedli K-patan Bundi

Baldada K-patan Bundi

Jaisthal K-patan Bundi

Bhindi K-patan Bundi

34 Balkasa

Karwala ki chopdia K-patan Bundi

Naya gaon K-patan Bundi

Menoli K-patan Bundi

Hada ji K-patan Bundi

122

S.No. Name of

Distributory

Committee


Tehsil District

Jhali ji ka barana K-patan Bundi

Adila-II K-patan Bundi

Hingonia K-patan Bundi

Garjani K-patan Bundi

Ardana K-patan Bundi

Chadrdana K-patan Bundi

Kanwarpura-II K-patan Bundi

35 Malikpura

Malikpura K-patan Bundi

Indragarh Bundi

Raghunathpura Indragarh Bundi

Khediaman Indragarh Bundi

Notada-II Indragarh Bundi

Dagaria-II K-patan Bundi

Indragarh Bundi

Dehikheda Indragarh Bundi

Pratapgarh Indragarh Bundi

Ramganj Indragarh Bundi

36 Makheeda

Makheeda K-patan Bundi

Indragarh Bundi

Khat-ka-barana Indragarh Bundi

Kodkia Indragarh Bundi

Balapura-II Indragarh Bundi

Jadla Indragarh Bundi

Badakheda Indragarh Bundi

Guhata Indragarh Bundi

Chahicha Indragarh Bundi

123

Annexure VI(F)

Chambal Pariyona Samiti Kota 1.Shree Sunil Kumar Galav elected as Chaiman of Chambal Pariyojna Samiti kota on dated 30-05-2011

2.Shree Sunil Kumar Galav elected as Chaiman of Chambal Pariyojna Samiti kota on dated 14-02-2017

124

Annexure-VII

C.A.D. CHAMBAL KOTA AREA, PRODUCTION AND PRODUCTIVITY OF EIGHT P.S.

YEAR 1974-75

Area - ha, Prod.- M.T., Productivity-M.T./ha.

s.n. Name of Crops Area Production Productivity Cropping Pattern %

1 PADDY 19452 58356 3.00 4.66 2 JOWAR 74893 29957 0.40 17.93 3 MAIZE 8252 4951 0.60 1.98 4 BAJRA 204 80 0.39 0.05 5 TOTAL CEREAL 102801 93344 0.91 24.62 6 MOONG 5463 1639 0.30 1.31 7 URD 1862 559 0.30 0.45 8 CHOLA+MOTH 9 3 0.33 0.00 9 ARHAR 68 17 0.25 0.02

10 TOTAL PULSES 7402 2218 0.30 1.77 11 TIL 6959 696 0.10 1.67 12 G.NUT 2349 1409 0.60 0.56 13 SOYBEAN 0 0 0.00 0.00 14 TOTAL OILSEED 9308 2105 0.23 2.23 15 SUGARCANE 3858 158178 41.00 0.92 16 OTHERS 16863 0.00 4.04 17 TOTAL KHARIF 140232 255845 33.58

18 WHEAT 129704 297022 2.29 31.06 19 BARLEY 18316 20147 1.10 4.39 20 TOTAL CEREAL 148020 317169 2.14 35.44 21 GRAM 71385 78523 1.10 17.09 22 MASOOR 2495 1248 0.50 0.60 23 PEA 492 246 0.50 0.12 24 TOTAL PULSES 74372 80017 1.08 17.81 25 MUSTARD 332 100 0.30 0.08 26 TARAMIRA 5369 1611 0.30 1.29 27 ALSI 30921 9276 0.30 7.40 28 TOTAL OILSEED 36622 10987 0.30 8.77 29 CORIANDER 14095 7048 0.50 3.37 30 OTHERS 4294 0.00 1.03 31 TOTAL RABI 277403 415221 66.42

32 TOTAL KHARIF + RABI 417635 671066 100.00

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YEAR 1975-76




10 TOTAL PULSES 7724 1934 0.25 1.93 11 TIL 2202 220 0.10 0.55 12 G.NUT 2066 1343 0.65 0.51 13 SOYBEAN 0 0 0.00 0.00 14 TOTAL OILSEED 4268 1563 0.37 1.06 15 SUGARCANE 2601 117045 45.00 0.65 16 OTHERS 32407 0 0.00 8.08 17 TOTAL KHARIF 130884 230748 32.62

18 WHEAT 122014 275750 2.26 30.41 19 BARLEY 12926 14865 1.15 3.22 20 TOTAL CEREAL 134940 290615 2.15 33.63 21 GRAM 87273 65450 0.75 21.75 22 MASOOR 2214 1151 0.52 0.55 23 PEA 432 225 0.52 0.11 24 TOTAL PULSES 89919 66826 0.74 22.41 25 MUSTARD 74 24 0.32 0.02 26 TARAMIRA 4220 1266 0.30 1.05 27 ALSI 21657 6930 0.32 5.40 28 TOTAL OILSEED 25951 8220 0.32 6.47 29 CORIANDER 13461 6730 0.50 3.36 30 OTHERS 6054 0 0.00 1.51 31 TOTAL RABI 270325 372391 67.38


126

C.A.D. CHAMBAL KOTA

AREA, PRODUCTION AND PRODUCTIVITY OF EIGHT P.S. YEAR 1976-77







127

C.A.D. CHAMBAL KOTA








128

C.A.D. CHAMBAL KOTA



s.n. Name of Crops Area Production Productivity Cropping

Pattern %





129

C.A.D. CHAMBAL KOTA

AREA, PRODUCTION AND PRODUCTIVITY OF EIGHT P.S.

YEAR 1979-80 Area - ha, Prod.- M.T., Productivity-M.T./ha.


Pattern %





130

C.A.D. CHAMBAL KOTA




Pattern %





131

C.A.D. CHAMBAL KOTA




Pattern %





132

C.A.D. CHAMBAL KOTA




Pattern %




32 TOTAL KHARIF + RABI

409879 768390 100.00

133

C.A.D. CHAMBAL KOTA




Pattern %



18 WHEAT 139522 362757 2.60 28.03 19 BARLEY 5684 6821 1.20 1.14 20 TOTAL CEREAL 145206 369578 2.55 29.17 21 GRAM 60302 62232 1.03 12.11 22 MASOOR 1363 682 0.50 0.27 23 PEA 1415 708 0.50 0.28 24 TOTAL PULSES 63080 63622 1.01 12.67 25 MUSTARD 29493 32997 1.12 5.92 26 TARAMIRA 6010 4207 0.70 1.21 27 ALSI 2428 3771 1.55 0.49 28 TOTAL OILSEED 37931 40975 1.08 7.62 29 CORIANDER 25995 18197 0.70 5.22 30 OTHERS 5908 0 0.00 1.19 31 TOTAL RABI 278120 492372 55.87 32 TOTAL

KHARIF + RABI 497775 836127 100.00

134


YEAR 1984-85






KHARIF + RABI 450538 719089 100.00

135

C.A.D. CHAMBAL KOTA




Pattern %




KHARIF + RABI 487960 938722 100.00

136

C.A.D. CHAMBAL KOTA




Pattern %




KHARIF + RABI 442386 1098941 100.00

137

C.A.D. CHAMBAL KOTA




Pattern %




KHARIF + RABI 514432 1031008 100.00

138

C.A.D. CHAMBAL KOTA




Pattern %




KHARIF + RABI 514028 1103437 100.00

139

C.A.D. CHAMBAL KOTA




Pattern %




KHARIF + RABI 462756 964535 100.00

140

C.A.D. CHAMBAL KOTA




Pattern %




KHARIF + RABI 490638 1040038 100.00

141

C.A.D. CHAMBAL KOTA




Pattern %




KHARIF + RABI 455064 952153 100.00

142

C.A.D. CHAMBAL KOTA




Pattern %




KHARIF + RABI 504230 1116749 100.00

143

C.A.D. CHAMBAL KOTA




Pattern %




KHARIF + RABI 533886 1175419 100.00

144

C.A.D. CHAMBAL KOTA







KHARIF + RABI 517450 1241862 100.00

145


YEAR 1995-96



Pattern %



18 WHEAT 145992 524549 3.59 28.90 19 BARLEY 3486 8715 2.50 0.69 20 TOTAL CEREAL 149478 533264 3.57 29.59 21 GRAM 18445 35691 1.93 3.65 22 MASOOR 619 687 1.11 0.12 23 PEA 2585 2634 1.02 0.51 24 TOTAL PULSES 21649 39012 1.80 4.28 25 MUSTARD 137731 190895 1.39 27.26 26 TARAMIRA 1332 1332 1.00 0.26 27 ALSI 2321 905 0.39 0.46 28 TOTAL OILSEED 141384 193132 1.37 27.98 29 CORIANDER 20590 22257 1.08 4.08 30 OTHERS 8577 0.00 1.70 31 TOTAL RABI 341678 787665 67.63 32 TOTAL

KHARIF + RABI 505229 1178237 100.00

146

C.A.D. CHAMBAL KOTA







KHARIF + RABI 566702 1444891 100.00

147

C.A.D. CHAMBAL KOTA




Pattern %




KHARIF + RABI 576088 1261142 100.00

148


YEAR 1998-99



1 PADDY 42979 103425 2.41 6.74 2 JOWAR 7546 5997 0.79 1.18 3 BAJRA 1231 1231 1.00 0.19 4 MAIZE 11837 17494 1.48 1.86 5 TOTAL CEREALS 63593 128147 2.02 9.97 6 MOONG 401 338 0.84 0.06 7 URD 844 708 0.84 0.13 8 ARHAR 1120 1259 1.12 0.18 9 CHOLA+MOTH 0 0 0.00 0.00

10 TOTAL PULSES 2365 2305 0.97 0.37 11 GROUND NUT 1245 1782 1.43 0.20 12 TIL 855 461 0.54 0.13 13 SOYBEAN 202554 309091 1.53 31.75 14 TOTAL OILSEED 204654 311334 1.52 32.08 15 SUGARCANE 1485 98032 66.01 0.23 16 OTHERS 12061 0.00 1.89 17 TOTAL KHARIF 284158 539818 44.55

RABI :- 18 WHEAT 224859 794576 3.53 35.25 19 BARLEY 1762 3898 2.21 0.28 20 TOTAL CEREALS 226621 798474 3.52 35.53 21 GRAM 9560 12831 1.34 1.50 22 MASOOR 740 960 1.30 0.12 23 PEA 758 937 1.24 0.12 24 TOTAL PULSES 11058 14728 1.33 1.73 25 MUSTARD 80833 177997 2.20 12.67 26 TARAMIRA 1125 1270 1.13 0.18 27 ALSI 3438 3271 0.95 0.54 28 TOTAL OILSEED 85396 182538 2.14 13.39 29 CORIANDER 21115 28717 1.36 3.31 30 OTHERS 9532 0.00 1.49 31 TOTAL RABI 353722 1024457 55.45 32 GROSS TOTAL (

RABI+KHARIF) 637880 1564275 100.00

149


YEAR 1999-2000





RABI :- 18 WHEAT 191883 748487 3.90 35.45 19 BARLEY 1275 3234 2.54 0.24 20 TOTAL CEREALS 193158 751721 3.89 35.69 21 GRAM 4142 5504 1.33 0.77 22 MASOOR 584 759 1.30 0.11 23 PEA 581 1102 1.90 0.11 24 TOTAL PULSES 5307 7365 1.39 0.98 25 MUSTARD 144508 272517 1.89 26.70 26 TARAMIRA 994 1195 1.20 0.18 27 ALSI 2011 2228 1.11 0.37 28 TOTAL OILSEED 147513 275940 1.87 27.26 29 CORIANDER 4370 5484 1.25 0.81 30 OTHERS 8532 0.00 1.58 31 TOTAL RABI 358880 1040510 66.31

32 GROSS TOTAL ( RABI+KHARIF)

541220 1398719 100.00

150

C.A.D. CHAMBAL KOTA




Pattern %



RABI :- 18 WHEAT 172963 663088 3.83 30.48 19 BARLEY 2276 4002 1.76 0.40 20 TOTAL CEREALS 175239 667090 3.81 30.89 21 GRAM 16297 26163 1.61 2.87 22 MASOOR 2727 2900 1.06 0.48 23 PEA 2374 3258 1.37 0.42 24 TOTAL PULSES 21398 32321 1.51 3.77 25 MUSTARD 74578 127602 1.71 13.14 26 TARAMIRA 633 576 0.91 0.11 27 ALSI 4049 4128 1.02 0.71 28 TOTAL OILSEED 79260 132306 1.67 13.97 29 CORIANDER 21027 31097 1.48 3.71 30 OTHERS 17074 0.00 3.01 31 TOTAL RABI 313998 862814 55.34


567378 1263044 100.00

151

C.A.D. CHAMBAL KOTA

AREA, PRODUCTION AND PRODUCTIVITY OF EIGHT P.S. YEAR YEAR 2001-2002



Pattern %



RABI :- 18 WHEAT 148105 566875 3.83 26.10 19 BARLEY 1629 3258 2.00 0.29 20 TOTAL CEREALS 149734 570133 3.81 26.39 21 GRAM 28222 36103 1.28 4.97 22 MASOOR 938 1109 1.18 0.17 23 PEA 529 532 1.01 0.09 24 TOTAL PULSES 29689 37744 1.27 5.23 25 MUSTARD 61039 98988 1.62 10.76 26 TARAMIRA 669 637 0.95 0.12 27 ALSI 676 346 0.51 0.12 28 TOTAL OILSEED 62384 99971 1.60 11.00 29 CORIANDER 26656 31924 1.20 4.70 30 OTHERS 38743 52328 1.35 6.83 31 TOTAL RABI 307206 792100 54.14


569213 1194856 100.32

152

C.A.D. CHAMBAL KOTA




Pattern %


10 TOTAL PULSES 7835 3471 0.44 2.13 11 GROUND NUT 870 488 0.56 0.24 12 TIL 6190 2504 0.40 1.68 13 SOYBEAN 116163 84757 0.73 31.58 14 TOTAL OILSEED 123223 87749 0.71 33.50 15 SUGARCANE 339 2314 6.83 0.09 16 OTHERS 13314 5473 0.41 3.62 17 TOTAL KHARIF 179270 135588 48.74

RABI :- 18 WHEAT 99033 420972 4.25 26.93 19 BARLEY 1287 1977 1.54 0.35 20 TOTAL CEREALS 100320 422949 4.22 27.28 21 GRAM 12765 12988 1.02 3.47 22 MASOOR 669 579 0.87 0.18 23 PEA 266 447 1.68 0.07 24 TOTAL PULSES 13700 14014 1.02 3.72 25 MUSTARD 31785 53463 1.68 8.64 26 TARAMIRA 154 123 0.80 0.04 27 ALSI 325 286 0.88 0.09 28 TOTAL OILSEED 32264 53872 1.67 8.77 29 CORIANDER 25627 35276 1.38 6.97 30 OTHERS 16621 32770 1.97 4.52 31 TOTAL RABI 188532 558881 51.26


367802 694469 100.00

153


YEAR YEAR 2003-2004






RABI+KHARIF) 564446 1030526 100.00

154

C.A.D. CHAMBAL KOTA


YEAR YEAR 2004-2005 Area - ha, Prod.- M.T., Productivity-M.T./ha.


Pattern %




RABI+KHARIF) 549484 1009259 100.00

155

C.A.D. CHAMBAL KOTA




Pattern %




RABI+KHARIF) 596188 1221288 100.00

156

C.A.D. CHAMBAL KOTA




Pattern %




RABI+KHARIF) 532805 1233433 100.00

157

C.A.D. CHAMBAL KOTA




Pattern %




RABI+KHARIF) 620580 1436488 100.00

158


YEAR YEAR 2008-2009

Area - ha, Prod.- M.T., Productivity-M.T./ha. s.n. Name of Crops Area Production Productivity Cropping

Pattern % 1 RICE 35412 122872 3470 5.64

2 MAIZE 11634 9692 833 1.85

3 JOWAR 1312 1493 1138 0.21

4 BAJRA 1137 1101 968 0.18

5 TOTAL CEREAL 49495 135158 2731 7.88

6 ARHAR 67 54 806 0.01

7 URD 2100 1679 800 0.33

8 MOONG 126 90 714 0.02

9 TOTAL PULSES 2293 1823 795 0.37

10 TIl 25100 14426 575 4.00

11 GROUND NUT 421 573 1361 0.07

12 SOYBEAN 178844 210305 1176 28.49

13 TOTAL OILSEED 204365 225304 1102 32.55

14 SUGARCANE 113 5306 46956 0.02

15 CHILLY 120 74 617 0.02

16 GINGER 0 0 0.00

17 PIPPER 20 0 0.00

18 ASGANDH 7 0 0.00

19 RIZKA 429 200 466 0.07

20 GWAR 187 145 775 0.03

21 CHARI JWAR 6036 0 0.96

22 VEGETABLES 1076 0 0.17

23 FLOWERS 90 0 0.01

24 OTHERS 57 0 0.01

25 TOTAL KHARIF 264288 368010 42.10

1 WHEAT 184324 703651 3817 29.36

2 BARLEY 805 2239 2781 0.13

3 TOTAL CEREAL 185129 705890 3813 29.49

4 GRAM 2871 3891 1355 0.46

5 LENTIL 161 265 1646 0.03

6 PEA 82 131 1598 0.01

7 TOTAL PULSES 3114 4287 1377 0.50

8 ALSI 83 141 1699 0.01

9 MUSTARD 119736 214707 1793 19.07

10 TARAMIRA 361 299 828 0.06

11 TOTAL OILSEED 120180 215147 1790 19.14

12 CORIANDER 33663 54594 1622 5.36

13 GARLIC 5761 23740 4121 0.92

14 CHILLY 30 15 500 0.00

15 MAITHI 11633 14261 1226 1.85

16 APHIM 36 25 0 0.01

17 POTATO 380 4565 12013 0.06

18 VEGETABLE 1369 513 375 0.22

19 CARROT 0 0.00

20 RAJKA 1121 0 0.18

21 BARSIM 959 0 0.15

22 OTHERS 134 0 0.02

23 TOTAL RABI 363509 1023037 57.90

TOTAL

( KHARIF + RABI ) 627797 1391047

100.00

159

C.A.D. CHAMBAL KOTA



Pattern %

1 RICE 51162 102912 2011 8.2

2 MAIZE 12860 5768 449 2.1

3 JOWAR 1620 1088 672 0.3

4 BAJRA 1477 2 1 0.2

5 TOTAL CEREAL 67119 109770 1635 10.7

6 ARHAR 26 3 115 0.0

7 URD 1101 372 338 0.2

8 MOONG 72 16 222 0.0

9 TOTAL PULSES 1199 391 326 0.2

10 TIL 32541 10447 321 5.2

11 GROUND NUT 372 219 589 0.1

12 SOYBEAN 152189 102629 674 24.4

13 TOTAL OILSEED 185102 113295 612 29.6

14 SUGARCANE 77 2522 32753 0.0

15 CHILLY 88 82 932 0.0

16 ASGANDH 4 2 600 0.0

17 GUAR 197 0 0.0

18 CHARI -JWAR 5744 0 0.9

19 VEGETABLES 1096 1057 964 0.2

20 FLOWERS 425 0 0.1

21 OTHERS 1268 0 0.2

22 TOTAL KHARIF 262319 227119 42.0

1 WHEAT 192648 742117 3852 30.8

2 BARLEY 827 2552 3086 0.1

3 TOTAL CEREAL 193475 744669 3849 31.0

4 GRAM 4630 5792 1251 0.7

5 LENTIL 635 1031 1624 0.1

6 PEA 103 100 971 0.0

7 TOTAL PULSES 5368 6923 1290 0.9

8 ALSI 669 1073 1604 0.1

9 MUSTARD 110266 189172 1716 17.7

10 TARAMIRA 2972 2381 801 0.5

11 TOTAL OILSEED 113907 192626 1691 18.2

12 CORIANDER 33603 54254 1615 5.4

13 GARLIC 5232 26368 5040 0.8

14 CHILLY 6 1 167 0.0

15 MAITHI 5894 10356 1757 0.9

16 APHIM 1 0 0.0

17 POTATO 141 1862 13206 0.0

18 VEGETABLE 1262 0 0.2

19 RAJKA 1413 0 0.2

20 BARSIM 144 0 0.0

21 OTHERS 1928 0 0.3

22 TOTAL RABI 362374 1037059 58.0

TOTAL

( KHARIF + RABI )

624693 1264178 100.0

160


YEAR YEAR 2010-2011


Pattern % 1 RICE 35107 106800 3.042 5.2

2 MAIZE 22852 45255 1.980 3.4

3 JOWAR 1531 2427 1.585 0.2

4 BAJRA 1488 2200 1.478 0.2

5 TOTAL CEREAL 60978 156682 2.569 9.1

6 ARHAR 42 42 1.000 0.0

7 URD 2494 2315 0.928 0.4

8 MOONG 316 288 0.911 0.0

9 TOTAL PULSES 2852 2645 0.927 0.4

10 TIl 83985 35469 0.422 12.5

11 GROUND NUT 408 881 2.159 0.1

12 SOYBEAN 149395 280696 1.879 22.2

13 TOTAL OILSEED 233788 317046 1.356 34.8

14 SUGARCANE 85 2438 28.682 0.0

15 CHILLY 184 206 1.120 0.0

16 GINGER 0.000 0.0

17 PIPPER #DIV/0! 0.0

18 ASGANDH 9 6 0.667 0.0

19 RIZKA 0.000 0.0

20 GWAR 200 0.000 0.0

21 CHARI JWAR 7190 0.000 1.1

22 VEGETABLES 1518 0.000 0.2

23 FLOWERS 210 0.000 0.0

24 OTHERS 514 0.000 0.1

25 TOTAL KHARIF 307528 479023 45.8

1 WHEAT 238470 954881 4.004 35.5

2 BARLEY 1415 3952 2.793 0.2

3 TOTAL CEREAL 239885 958833 3.997 35.7

4 GRAM 9301 12844 1.381 1.4

5 LENTIL 1670 2585 1.548 0.2

6 PEA 133 241 1.812 0.0

7 TOTAL PULSES 11104 15670 1.411 1.7

8 ALSI 214 348 1.626 0.0

9 MUSTARD 56992 99439 1.745 8.5

10 TARAMIRA 5577 5327 0.955 0.8

11 TOTAL OILSEED 62783 105114 1.674 9.3

12 CORIANDER 28638 42798 1.494 4.3

13 GARLIC 7829 48345 6.175 1.2

14 CHILLY 12 0.000 0.0

15 MAITHI 9679 11850 1.224 1.4

16 APHIM #DIV/0! 0.0

17 POTATO 214 2105 9.836 0.0

18 VEGETABLE 1402 0.000 0.2

19 CARROT 146 0.000 0.0

20 RAJKA 1008 0.000 0.2

21 BARSIM 646 0.000 0.1

22 OTHERS 1036 0.000 0.2

23 TOTAL RABI 364382 1184715 54.2

TOTAL

( KHARIF + RABI )

671910 1663738 100.0

161

C.A.D. CHAMBAL KOTA



Pattern % 1 RICE 30429 84376 2.773 4.6

2 MAIZE 14559 27480 1.887 2.2

3 JOWAR 370 503 1.359 0.1

4 BAJRA 988 1639 1.659 0.1

5 TOTAL CEREAL 46346 113998 2.460 7.0

6 ARHAR 66 64 0.970 0.0

7 URD 17152 17880 1.042 2.6

8 MOONG 492 634 1.289 0.1

9 TOTAL PULSES 17710 18578 1.049 2.7

10 TIl 25987 15129 0.582 3.9

11 GROUND NUT 667 854 1.280 0.1

12 SOYBEAN 197237 322241 1.634 29.8

13 TOTAL OILSEED 223891 338224 1.511 33.8

14 SUGARCANE 114 2937 25.763 0.0

15 CHILLY 107 95 0.888 0.0

16 GINGER 0.000 0.0

17 PIPPER 41 81 1.976 0.0

18 ASGANDH 3 0 0.000 0.0

19 RIZKA 0.000 0.0

20 GWAR 131 0.000 0.0

21 CHARI JWAR 4765 0.000 0.7

22 VEGETABLES 1342 0.000 0.2

23 FLOWERS 220 0.000 0.0

24 OTHERS 679 0.000 0.1

25 TOTAL KHARIF 295349 44.6

1 WHEAT 233128 949035 4.071 35.2

2 BARLEY 1366 3198 2.341 0.2

3 TOTAL CEREAL 234494 952233 4.061 35.4

4 GRAM 3048 4759 1.561 0.5

5 LENTIL 518 851 1.643 0.1

6 PEA 143 284 1.986 0.0

7 TOTAL PULSES 3709 5894 1.589 0.6

8 ALSI 83 141 1.699 0.0

9 MUSTARD 67724 130675 1.930 10.2

10 TARAMIRA 979 969 0.990 0.1

11 TOTAL OILSEED 68786 131785 1.916 10.4

12 CORIANDER 33278 56262 1.691 5.0

13 GARLIC 18148 99764 5.497 2.7

14 CHILLY 7 25 3.571 0.0

15 MAITHI 3355 4704 1.402 0.5

16 APHIM 0.0

17 POTATO 279 6188 22.179 0.0

18 VEGETABLE 1716 1664 0.970 0.3

19 CARROT 0 0.000 0.0

20 RAJKA 1247 5745 4.607 0.2

21 BARSIM 873 0.000 0.1

22 OTHERS 542 0.000 0.1

23 TOTAL RABI 366434 55.4

TOTAL

( KHARIF + RABI ) 661783

100.0

162

C.A.D. CHAMBAL KOTA




Pattern % 1 PADDY 26887 75236 2.798 3.88

2 MAIZE 13180 23304 1.768 1.90

3 JOWAR 383 574 1.499 0.06

4 BAJRA 894 909 1.017 0.13

5 TOTAL CEREAL 41344 100023 2.419 5.97

6 ARHAR 48 40 0.833 0.01

7 URD 13502 13716 1.016 1.95

8 MOONG 246 269 1.093 0.04

9 TOTAL PULSES 13796 14025 1.017 1.99

10 TIL 18662 9089 0.487 2.69

11 GROUND NUT 466 570 1.223 0.07

12 SOYBEAN 240076 406235 1.692 34.65

13 TOTAL OILSEED 259204 415894 1.605 37.41

14 SUGARCANE 131 1742 13.298 0.02

15 CHILLY 85 87 1.024 0.01

16 RIZKA 420 200 0.000 0.06

17 GWAR 838 155 0.185 0.12

18 CHARI -JWAR 4728 0 0 0.68

19 VEGETABLES 1409 0 0.000 0.20

20 FLOWERS 193 8 0.041 0.03

21 OTHERS 228 0 0.03

22 TOTAL KHARIF 322376 46.52

1 WHEAT 257634 1061846 4.122 37.18

2 BARLEY 1222 3745 3.065 0.18

3 TOTAL CEREAL 258856 1065591 4.117 37.36

4 GRAM 2664 3799 1.426 0.38

5 LENTIL 360 625 1.736 0.05

6 PEA 80 166 2.075 0.01

7 TOTAL PULSES 3104 4590 1.479 0.45

8 ALSI 73 86 1.178 0.01

9 MUSTARD 76309 152984 2.005 11.01

10 TARAMIRA 582 588 1.010 0.08

11 TOTAL OILSEED 76964 153658 1.996 11.11

12 CORIANDER 18264 30780 1.685 2.64

13 GARLIC 9002 62595 6.953 1.30

14 CHILLY 4 6 1.500 0.00

15 MAITHI 935 1008 1.078 0.13

16 APHIM 40 0 0 0.01

17 POTATO 289 4490 15.536 0.04

18 VEGETABLE 1329 1808 1.360 0.19

19 RAJKA 1003 3960 3.948 0.14

20 BARSIM 647 1335 2.063 0.09

21 CARROT 0 0 0.00

22 OTHERS 143 0 0.02

23 TOTAL RABI 370580 53.48

TOTAL

( KHARIF + RABI )

692956 100.00

163

C.A.D. CHAMBAL KOTA



Pattern %

1 PADDY 38955 106607 2.737 5.56

2 MAIZE 6255 11992 1.917 0.89

3 JOWAR 185 162 0.876 0.03

4 BAJRA 681 601 0.883 0.10

5 TOTAL CEREAL 46076 119362 2.591 6.58

6 ARHAR 25 21 0.840 0.00

7 URD 6802 3751 0.551 0.97

8 MOONG 75 65 0.867 0.01

9 TOTAL PULSES 6902 3837 0.556 0.98

10 TIL 4530 2036 0.449 0.65

11 GROUND NUT 274 235 0.858 0.04

12 SOYBEAN 260163 187566 0.721 37.13

13 TOTAL OILSEED 264967 189837 0.716 37.81

14 SUGARCANE 125 1025 8.200 0.02

15 CHILLY 19 12 0.632 0.00

16 ASGANDH 0 0 0.000 0.00

17 GUAR 4446 1528 0.344 0.63

18 CHARI -JWAR 2840 0 0.41

19 VEGETABLES 1035 0 0.000 0.15

20 FLOWERS 79 0 0.01

21 OTHERS 820 0 0.12

22 TOTAL KHARIF 327309 315601 46.71

1 WHEAT 269101 1006348 3.740 38.40

2 BARLEY 708 2089 2.951 0.10

3 TOTAL CEREAL 269809 1008437 3.738 38.50

4 GRAM 1776 2734 1.539 0.25

5 LENTIL 326 593 1.819 0.05

6 PEA 83 185 2.229 0.01

7 TOTAL PULSES 2185 3512 1.607 0.31

8 ALSI 47 64 1.362 0.01

9 MUSTARD 66178 116112 1.755 9.44

10 TARAMIRA 238 237 0.996 0.03

11 TOTAL OILSEED 66463 116413 1.752 9.48

12 CORIANDER 21729 26719 1.230 3.10

13 GARLIC 9220 64268 6.970 1.32

14 CHILLY 18 0 0.000 0.00

15 MAITHI 518 783 1.512 0.07

16 APHIM 0 0 0 0.00

17 POTATO 306 3709 12121 0.04

18 VEGETABLE 1431 598 418 0.20

19 RAJKA 1090 0 0.16

20 BARSIM 535 0 0.08

21 CARROT 6 0 0.00

22 OTHERS 113 0 0.02

23 TOTAL RABI 373423 1224439 53.29

TOTAL

( KHARIF + RABI )

700732 1540040 100.00

164

C.A.D. CHAMBAL KOTA




1 PADDY 48628 139748 2.874 7.79

2 MAIZE 7989 14512 1.816 1.28

3 JOWAR 106 150 1.415 0.02

4 BAJRA 731 709 0.970 0.12

5 TOTAL CEREAL 57454 155119 2.700 9.20

6 ARHAR 5 3 0.600 0.00

7 URD 13770 11763 0.854 2.20

8 MOONG 153 116 0.758 0.02

9 TOTAL PULSES 13928 11882 0.853 2.23

10 TIL 9310 4277 0.459 1.49

11 GROUND NUT 296 250 0.845 0.05

12 SOYBEAN 160808 144180 0.897 25.75

13 TOTAL OILSEED 170414 148707 0.873 27.29

14 SUGARCANE 100 578 5.780 0.02

15 CHILLY 26 25 0.962 0.00

16 rizzka 156 0 0.000 0.02

17 gwar 670 654 0.976 0.11

18 CHARI -JWAR 2936 0 0 0.47

19 VEGETABLES 1231 0 0.000 0.20

20 FLOWERS 63 21 333 0.01

21 OTHERS 704 0 0 0.11

22 TOTAL KHARIF 247682 316986 39.66

1 WHEAT 264361 766630 2.900 42.33

2 BARLEY 563 1409 2.503 0.09

3 TOTAL CEREAL 264924 768039 2.899 42.42

4 GRAM 1245 1226 0.985 0.20

5 LENTIL 469 257 0.548 0.08

6 PEA 69 172 2.493 0.01

7 TOTAL PULSES 1783 1655 0.928 0.29

8 ALSI 157 76 0.484 0.03

9 MUSTARD 56862 83848 1.475 9.10

10 TARAMIRA 57 18 0.316 0.01

11 TOTAL OILSEED 57076 83942 1.471 9.14

12 CORIANDER 37153 48819 1.314 5.95

13 GARLIC 11345 54627 4.815 1.82

14 CHILLY 17 28 1.647 0.00

15 MAITHI 1486 431 0.290 0.24

16 APHIM 42 44 0 0.01

17 POTATO 275 3167 11516 0.04

18 VEGETABLE 1251 1712 1369 0.20

19 RAJKA 823 0 0 0.13

20 BARSIM 528 0 0 0.08

21 CARROT 8 80 10000 0.00

22 OTHERS 122 0 0 0.02

23 TOTAL RABI 376833 962544 60.34

TOTAL

( KHARIF + RABI )

624515 1279530 100.00

165

C.A.D. CHAMBAL KOTA




Pattern % 1 PADDY 54276 204480 3.767 7.51

2 MAIZE 7230 18978 2.625 1

3 JOWAR 351 308 0.877 0.05

4 BAJRA 621 573 0.923 0.09

5 TOTAL CEREAL 62478 224339 3.591 8.64

6 ARHAR 20 15 0.75 0

7 URD 40173 24558 0.611 5.56

8 MOONG 327 242 0.74 0.05

9 TOTAL PULSES 40520 24815 0.612 5.6

10 TIL 11192 8339 0.745 1.55

11 GROUND NUT 440 784 1.782 0.06

12 SOYBEAN 230491 195401 0.848 31.88

13 TOTAL OILSEED 242123 204524 0.845 33.48

14 SUGARCANE 42 442 10.524 0.01

15 CHILLY 56 43 0.768 0.01

16 rizzka 0 0 0

17 gwar 614 751 1.223 0.08

18 CHARI -JWAR 2280 0 0 0.32

19 VEGETABLES 1327 2544 1.917 0.18

20 FLOWERS 172 42 0.244 0.02

21 OTHERS 473 0 0 0.07

22 TOTAL KHARIF 350085 457500 48.41

1 WHEAT 238663 1103449 4.623 33.01

2 BARLEY 564 1894 3.358 0.08

3 TOTAL CEREAL 239227 1105343 4.62 33.08

4 GRAM 1471 2212 1.504 0.2

5 LENTIL 1231 1584 1.287 0.17

6 PEA 80 291 3.638 0.01

7 TOTAL PULSES 2782 4087 1.469 0.38

8 ALSI 241 450 1.867 0.03

9 MUSTARD 70531 90946 1.289 9.75

10 TARAMIRA 52 48 0.923 0.01

11 TOTAL OILSEED 70824 91444 1.291 9.79

12 CORIANDER 29761 31026 1.042 4.12

13 GARLIC 18059 109125 6.043 2.5

14 CHILLY 0 0 0 0

15 MAITHI 3203 5980 1.867 0.44

16 APHIM 0

17 POTATO 320 3446 10.769 0.04

18 VEGETABLE 1309 9461 7.228 0.18

19 RAJKA 961 0 0 0.13

20 BARSIM 458 0 0 0.06

21 CARROT 0

22 OTHERS 6110 0.84

23 TOTAL RABI 373014 1363999 51.59

TOTAL

( KHARIF + RABI )

723099 1821499 100

166




Pattern % 1 PADDY 57952 332386 5.736 7.94

2 MAIZE 10190 30793 3.022 1.4

3 JOWAR 409 904 2.21 0.06

4 BAJRA 568 2032 3.578 0.08

5 TOTAL CEREAL 69119 366114.7 5.297 9.47

6 ARHAR 75 55.6 0.741 0.01

7 URD 62939 43188.8 0.686 8.62

8 MOONG 486 392.4 0.807 0.07

9 TOTAL PULSES 63500 43636.8 0.687 8.7

10 TIL 3138 995 0.317 0.43

11 GROUND NUT 524 825.1 1.575 0.07

12 SOYBEAN 213695 223729.15 1.047 29.28

13 TOTAL OILSEED 217357 225549.25 1.038 29.78

14 SUGARCANE 45 415 9.222 0.01

15 CHILLY 43 96 2.233 0.01

16 rizzka 0 0 0

17 gwar 501 511 1.02 0.07

18 CHARI -JWAR 2142 1007 0.47 0.29

19 VEGETABLES 1202 2044 1.7 0.16

20 FLOWERS 533 2825 5.3 0.07

21 OTHERS 229 0 0 0.03

22 TOTAL KHARIF 354671 642198.75 48.59

1 WHEAT 261612 1221557 4.669 35.84

2 BARLEY 887 1981.2 2.234 0.12

3 TOTAL CEREAL 262499 1223538.2 4.661 35.97

4 GRAM 4958 7456 1.504 0.68

5 LENTIL 2857 3629.5 1.27 0.39

6 PEA 137 316 2.307 0.02

7 TOTAL PULSES 7952 11401.5 1.434 1.09

8 ALSI 150 178.5 1.19 0.02

9 MUSTARD 44611 82645.2 1.853 6.11

10 TARAMIRA 36 27.5 0.764 0

11 TOTAL OILSEED 44797 82851.2 1.849 6.14

12 CORIANDER 20547 25367.8 1.235 2.82

13 GARLIC 28377 148484.5 6.043 3.89

14 CHILLY 0 0 0 0

15 MAITHI 1545 1798 1.867 0.21

16 APHIM 0

17 POTATO 209 1825 10.769 0.03

18 VEGETABLE 1211 8345 7.228 0.17

19 RAJKA 698 0 0 0.1

20 BARSIM 723 0 0 0.1

21 CARROT 990 0 0.14

22 OTHERS 5648 0.77

23 TOTAL RABI 375196 1515012.7 51.41

TOTAL

( KHARIF + RABI )

729867 2157211.45 100

167




Pattern % 1 PADDY 60261 191711 3.181 8.28

2 MAIZE 7610 19607 2.577 1.05

3 JOWAR 295 233 0.789 0.04

4 BAJRA 460 1702 3.701 0.06

5 TOTAL CEREAL 68626 213253.5 3.107 9.43

6 ARHAR 5 4 0.8 0

7 URD 154743 112488.5 0.727 21.26

8 MOONG 283 236.6 0.836 0.04

9 TOTAL PULSES 155031 112729.1 0.727 21.3

10 TIL 1272 674 0.53 0.17

11 GROUND NUT 508 576.7 1.135 0.07

12 SOYBEAN 136454 158048.25 1.158 18.75

13 TOTAL OILSEED 138234 159298.95 1.152 18.99

14 SUGARCANE 43 428 9.953 0.01

15 CHILLY 14 26 1.857 0

16 rizzka 0 0 0

17 gwar 65 48 0.738 0.01

18 CHARI -JWAR 1814 0 0 0.25

19 VEGETABLES 1228 2672 2.176 0.17

20 FLOWERS 143 144 1.007 0.02

21 OTHERS 669 0 0 0.09

22 TOTAL KHARIF 365867 488599.55 50.27

1 WHEAT 249935 1272032.5 5.089 34.34

2 BARLEY 1431 3368.6 2.354 0.2

3 TOTAL CEREAL 251366 1275401.1 5.074 34.54

4 GRAM 29704 51111 1.721 4.08

5 LENTIL 796 1030 1.294 0.11

6 PEA 54 129 2.389 0.01

7 TOTAL PULSES 30554 52270 1.711 4.2

8 ALSI 433 605 1.397 0.06

9 MUSTARD 37636 76202 2.025 5.17

10 TARAMIRA 43 25 0.581 0.01

11 TOTAL OILSEED 38112 76832 2.016 5.24

12 CORIANDER 10479 15109 1.442 1.44

13 GARLIC 26763 156852 6.043 3.68

14 CHILLY 0 0 0 0

15 MAITHI 556 1186 1.867 0.08

16 APHIM 0

17 POTATO 148 1148 10.769 0.02

18 VEGETABLE 1568 8976 7.228 0.22

19 RAJKA 578 0 0 0.08

20 BARSIM 723 0 0 0.1

21 CARROT 31 0 0

22 OTHERS 1076 0.15

23 TOTAL RABI 361954 1640044.1 49.73

TOTAL

( KHARIF + RABI )

727821 2128643.65 100

168

C.A.D. CHAMBAL KOTA




Pattern % 1 PADDY 65402 271844 4.500 8.87

2 MAIZE 7577 21425 2.828 1.03

3 JOWAR 122 104 0.849 0.02

4 BAJRA 463 1733 3.742 0.06

5 TOTAL CEREAL 73564 295105 4.012 9.98

6 ARHAR 5 5 1 0

7 URD 144842 83623.4 0.577 19.64

8 MOONG 255 135.6 0.532 0.03

9 TOTAL PULSES 145102 83764 0.577 19.68

10 TIL 1031 587.5 0.57 0.14

11 GROUND NUT 384 324 0.844 0.05

12 SOYBEAN 144108 151451.3 0.950 19.54

13 TOTAL OILSEED 145523 152362.8 1.047 19.73

14 SUGARCANE 45 345 7.667 0.01

15 CHILLY 10 20 2 0

16 rizzka 0 0 0

17 gwar 72 125 1.736 0.01

18 CHARI -JWAR 1601 0 0 0.22

19 VEGETABLES 1164 604 0.519 0.16

20 FLOWERS 116 392 3.379 0.02

21 OTHERS 690 61 0.088 0.09

22 TOTAL KHARIF 367887 532778.8 49.89

1 WHEAT 270166 1441950.2 5.337 36.64

2 BARLEY 798 1897.2 2.377 0.11

3 TOTAL CEREAL 270964 1443847.4 5.329 36.74

4 GRAM 21128 40883.8 1.935 2.87

5 LENTIL 500 907 1.814 0.07

6 PEA 70 167 2.386 0.01

7 TOTAL PULSES 21698 41957.8 1.934 2.94

8 ALSI 58 70 1.207 0.01

9 MUSTARD 55492 111834.8 2.015 7.53

10 TARAMIRA 139 105 0.755 0.02

11 TOTAL OILSEED 55689 112009.8 2.011 7.55

12 CORIANDER 4496 6447 1.042 0.61

13 GARLIC 13542 76850 6.043 1.84

14 CHILLY 0 0 0 0

15 MAITHI 420 163 1.867 0.06

16 APHIM 0

17 POTATO 101 776 10.769 0.01

18 VEGETABLE 1372 9068 7.228 0.19

19 RAJKA 852 0 0 0.12

20 BARSIM 298 112 0 0.04

21 CARROT 0 0 0

22 OTHERS 109 0.01

23 TOTAL RABI 369541 1733188.8 50.11

TOTAL

( KHARIF + RABI )

737428 2265967.6 100

169

C.A.D. CHAMBAL KOTA




Pattern % 1 PADDY 76275 266150 3.489 10.29

2 MAIZE 11702 7753 0.663 1.58

3 JOWAR 262 113 0.432 0.04

4 BAJRA 320 596 1.863 0.04

5 TOTAL CEREAL 88559 274612.2 3.101 11.95

6 ARHAR 14 14 1 0

7 URD 74481 53437.7 0.717 10.05

8 MOONG 57 33.4 0.586 0.01

9 TOTAL PULSES 74552 53485.1 0.717 10.06

10 TIL 1955 875.5 0.448 0.26

11 GROUND NUT 187 112.9 0.604 0.03

12 SOYBEAN 199441 148196 0.743 26.9

13 TOTAL OILSEED 201583 149184.4 0.74 27.19

14 SUGARCANE 14 144 10.286 0

15 CHILLY 52 10.5 0.202 0.01

16 rizzka 92 368 0 0.01

17 gwar 166 106 0.639 0.02

18 CHARI -JWAR 1354 130 0.096 0.18

19 VEGETABLES 1093 1620 1.482 0.15

20 FLOWERS 137 200 1.46 0.02

21 OTHERS 591 2 0.003 0.08

22 TOTAL KHARIF 368193 479862.2 49.66

1 WHEAT 291450 1044967.69 3.585 39.31

2 BARLEY 971 1465.358 1.509 0.13

3 TOTAL CEREAL 292421 1046433.048 3.579 39.44

4 GRAM 25945 22727.035 0.876 3.5

5 LENTIL 278 470 1.691 0.04

6 PEA 58 105 1.81 0.01

7 TOTAL PULSES 26281 23302.035 0.887 3.54

8 ALSI 81 62.021 0.766 0.01

9 MUSTARD 34700 31134.425 0.897 4.68

10 TARAMIRA 106 78 0.736 0.01

11 TOTAL OILSEED 34887 31274.446 0.896 4.71

12 CORIANDER 1976 1370.398 1.042 0.27

13 GARLIC 13986 32452.028 6.043 1.89

14 CHILLY 0 0 0 0

15 MAITHI 137 287 1.867 0.02

16 APHIM 0

17 POTATO 176 519 10.769 0.02

18 VEGETABLE 1438 3163.698 7.228 0.19

19 RAJKA 901 0 0 0.12

20 BARSIM 309 112 0 0.04

21 CARROT 0 0 0

22 OTHERS 673 0.09

23 TOTAL RABI 373185 1162215.688 50.34

TOTAL

( KHARIF + RABI )

741378 1642077.888 100

170




Pattern % 1 PADDY 80689 288306 3.573

2 MAIZE 15121 21519 1.423 Cannot be

determine as

Rabi crops area

is not available

due to patwari

strike

3 JOWAR 141 149 1.059

4 BAJRA 530 510 0.962

5 TOTAL CEREAL 96481 310484 3.218

6 ARHAR 7 10 1.371

7 URD 48601 44511 0.916

8 MOONG 55 68 1.229

9 TOTAL PULSES 48663 44588 0.916

10 TIL 3861 2998 0.777

11 GROUND NUT 135 154 1.140

12 SOYBEAN 176392 239066 1.355

13 TOTAL OILSEED 180388 242218 1.343

14 SUGARCANE 14 92 6.571

15 CHILLY 10 7 0.740

16 rizzka 0

17 gwar 56 48 0.857

18 CHARI -JWAR 1501 514 0.342

19 VEGETABLES 1070 1263 1.180

20 FLOWERS 15 7 0.467

21 OTHERS 687 329 0.344

22 TOTAL KHARIF 328885 601975

1 WHEAT

2 BARLEY

3 TOTAL CEREAL

4 GRAM

5 LENTIL

6 PEA

7 TOTAL PULSES

8 ALSI

9 MUSTARD

10 TARAMIRA

11 TOTAL OILSEED

12 CORIANDER

13 GARLIC

14 CHILLY

15 MAITHI

16 APHIM

17 POTATO

18 VEGETABLE

19 RAJKA

20 BARSIM

21 CARROT

22 OTHERS

23 TOTAL RABI

TOTAL

( KHARIF + RABI )

171


YEAR 2021-2022 (Feb 22 ) Area - ha, Prod.- M.T., Productivity-M.T./ha.


Pattern % 1 PADDY 67467 258850 3.837

2 MAIZE 12410 17569 1.416

3 JOWAR 146 161 1.101

4 BAJRA 156 156 1.001

5 TOTAL CEREAL 80179 276736 3.452

6 ARHAR 6 7 1.167

7 URD 69343 64575 0.931

8 MOONG 32 33 1.040

9 TOTAL PULSES 69381 64615 0.931

10 TIL 1437 1267 0.882

11 GROUND NUT 73 83 1.136

12 SOYBEAN 176253 234540 1.331

13 TOTAL OILSEED 177763 235891 1.327

14 SUGARCANE 17 173 10.177

15 CHILLY 9 7 0.800

16 rizzka 0

17 gwar 188 111 0.590

18 CHARI -JWAR 1412 275 0.195

19 VEGETABLES 1034 888 0.859

20 FLOWERS 80 105 1.313

21 OTHERS 1490 513 0.344

22 TOTAL KHARIF 331558 579310

1 WHEAT

2 BARLEY

3 TOTAL CEREAL

4 GRAM

5 LENTIL

6 PEA

7 TOTAL PULSES

8 ALSI

9 MUSTARD

10 TARAMIRA

11 TOTAL OILSEED

12 CORIANDER

13 GARLIC

14 CHILLY

15 MAITHI

16 APHIM

17 POTATO

18 VEGETABLE

19 RAJKA

20 BARSIM

21 CARROT

22 OTHERS

23 TOTAL RABI

TOTAL

( KHARIF + RABI )

172

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STATEMENT SHOWING THE FERTILIZER DISTRIBUTION IN CAD CHAMBAL : KOTA

DATA RELATED TO EIGHT PANCHAYAT SAMITIES COVERED UNDER EXT. PROGRAMME

Sr.

No. Year Season N P K Total

Area

Sawn

(Ha)

Consumption

Kg/Ha Remarks

1 75-76 KHARIF 3116 1127 193 4436 130884 33.89

RABI 6795 3555 456 10806 270325 39.97

TOTAL 9911 4682 649 15242 401209 37.99

2 76-77 KHARIF 3535 1064 283 4882 153754 31.57

RABI 9001 3805 1183 13989 254722 54.94

TOTAL 12536 4869 1466 18871 408476 46.12

3 77-78 KHARIF 3397 1055 263 4715 142624 33.06

RABI 8352 3584 1086 13022 262736 49.56

TOTAL 11749 4639 1349 17737 405360 43.76

4 78-79 KHARIF 3245 1306 358 4909 142253 34.51

RABI 9754 4216 1126 15396 250386 61.49

TOTAL 12999 5522 1484 20305 392639 51.71

5 79-80 KHARIF 4554 1142 526 6222 124176 52.52

RABI 9376 4325 1087 14788 259837 56.52

TOTAL 13930 5467 1613 21010 384013 5549

6 80-81 KHARIF 4978 1623 576 7177 132525 54.16

RABI 8476 3298 1046 12820 218875 58.57

TOTAL 13454 4921 1622 19997 351400 56.91

7 81-82 KHARIF 3312 1509 471 5292 179922 29.41

RABI 7150 4003 1177 12330 256109 48.14

TOTAL 10462 5512 1648 17622 436031 40.41

8 82-83 KHARIF 1852 924 270 3046 114067 26.70

RABI 7158 3517 804 11479 295806 37.81

TOTAL 9010 4441 1074 14525 409873 35.44

9 83-84 KHARIF 4067 1691 451 6209 219655 27.99

RABI 10765 6150 1135 18050 278120 64.9

TOTAL 14832 7841 1586 24259 497775 48.62

10 84-85 KHARIF 3146 1846 377 5369 147314 36.45

RABI 13061 7513 1363 21937 302231 72.58

TOTAL 16207 9359 1740 27306 449545 60.74

11 85-86 KHARIF 5463 2672 687 8822 192306 45.82

RABI 13207 8001 1203 22411 295622 75.81

TOTAL 18670 10673 1890 31233 487928 64.01

12 86-87 KHARIF 6005 3012 585 9602 157595 60.98

RABI 15896 8031 1179 25106 284820 88.15

TOTAL 21901 11043 1764 34708 442415 78.45

13 87-88 KHARIF 6105 4060 435 10600 197712 53.61

RABI 14779 8542 726 24047 316720 75.90

TOTAL 20884 12602 1161 34647 514432 67.35

14 88-89 KHARIF 6160 4924 475 11559 196176 58.92

RABI 15965 11014 560 27539 317852 86.64

TOTAL 22125 15938 1035 39098 514028 76.86

15 89-90 KHARIF 4044 3628 284 7956 185684 42.85

RABI 19634 11373 1156 32163 277072 116.08

TOTAL 23678 15001 1440 40119 462756 86.7

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Sr.


Area

Sawn (Ha)

Consumption

Kg/Ha Remarks

16 90-91 KHARIF 5448 3401 273 9122 178106 5120

RABI 21135 11476 1583 34194 312539 109.4

TOTAL 26583 14877 1856 43316 490645 88.28

17 91-92 KHARIF 5833 3778 188 9799 121259 80.81

RABI 22060 13528 1049 36637 327575 111.86

TOTAL 27893 17306 1237 46436 448834 103.46

18 92-93 KHARIF 8648 5163 393 14204 172164 82.5

RABI 31055 13810 411 45276 332066 136.34

TOTAL 39703 18973 804 59480 504230 117.96

19 93-94 KHARIF 10090 5313 48 15451 186789 82.7

RABI 29092 14246 274 43612 347097 125.6

TOTAL 39182 19559 322 59063 533886 110.63

20 94-95 KHARIF 10720 4571 62 15353 176415 87.02

RABI 34035 17339 401 51775 341035 149.48

Total 44755 21910 463 67128 517450 128.40

21 95-96 KHARIF 11390 6743 126 18259 163551 111.64

RABI 29776 12558 138 43708 341678 127.92

Total 41166 19301 264 61967 505229 122.66

22 96-97 KHARIF 9586 6042 152 15780 220218 71.85

RABI 34219 15440 254 49913 348343 143.28

Total 43805 21482 406 65693 568561 115.54

23 97-98 KHARIF 16062 8236 122 24420 200360 121.83

RABI 34942 15183 454 50579 358316 141.10

Total 51004 23419 576 74999 558676 134.20

24 98-99 KHARIF 17428 10163 126 27717 286258 96.93

RABI 36484 17634 359 54477 353722 154.00

Total 53912 27797 485 82194 639980 128.48

25 99-2k KHARIF 23017 15219 185 38421 182340 210.71

RABI 40580 20834 368 61782 358880 172.15

Total 63597 36053 553 100203 541220 185.14

26 2000-01 KHARIF 24402 14924 308 39634 253380 156.42

RABI 31107 17377 412 48896 313998 155.72

Total 55509 32301 720 88530 567378 156.03

27 2001-02 KHARIF 20448 11761 438 32647 262007 124.60

RABI 32843 16873 940 50656 307206 164.89

Total 53291 28634 1378 83303 569213 146.35

28 2002-03 KHARIF 8573 6428 166 15167 179270 84.60

RABI 18696 11236 677 30609 183109 167.16

Total 27269 17664 843 45776 362379 126.32

28 2003-04 KHARIF 9536 7959 249 17744 224480 79.04

RABI 34357 19471 1260 55088 339966 162.04

Total 43893 27430 1509 72832 564446 129.03

29 2004-05 KHARIF 10757 7844 200 18801 180751 104.02

RABI 35987 17284 1626 54897 368733 148.88

Total 46744 25128 1826 73698 549484 134.12

30 2005-06 KHARIF 13391 8314 722 22427 226057 99.21

RABI 40040 21330 1750 63120 370137 170.53

Total 53431 29644 2472 85547 596194 143.49

31 2006-07 KHARIF 12477 10001 327 22805 174774 130.48

RABI 38931 18556 643 58130 358031 162.36

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Area

Sawn (Ha)

Consumption

Kg/Ha Remarks

Total 51408 28557 970 80935 532805 151.90

32 2007-08 KHARIF 17736 12179 130 30045 262360 114.52

RABI 61346 18193 930 80469 358220 224.64

Total 79082 30372 1060 110514 620580 178.08

33 2008-09 KHARIF 23296 17503 983 41782 264288 158.09

RABI 55663 19470 968 76101 363509 209.35

Total 78959 36973 1951 117883 627797 187.77

34 2009-10 KHARIF 21819 16312 1070 39201 262319 149.44

RABI 44230 21017 1778 67025 362374 184.96

Total 66049 37329 2848 106226 624693 170.05

35 2010-11 KHARIF 34861 27681 2565 65107 307528 211.71

RABI 100264 32372 854 133490 364382 366.35

Total 135125 60053 3419 198597 671910 295.57

36 2011-12 KHARIF 49992 34616 1423 86031 295349 291.28

RABI 107079 36432 1028 144539 366434 394.45

Total 157071 71048 2451 230570 661783 348.41

37 2012-13 KHARIF 51458 35504 1537 88499 322376 274.52

RABI 108114 38215 1143 147472 370580 397.95

Total 159572 73719 2680 235971 692956 340.53

38 2013-14 KHARIF 53015 35817 1419 90251 327309 275.74

RABI 113209 39051 1185 153445 373423 410.19

Total 166224 74868 2604 243696 700732 347.77

39 2014-15 KHARIF 22557 12635 0 35192 247682 142.09

RABI 50898 10602 0 61500 376843 163.20

Total 73455 23237 0 96692 624525 154.82

40 2015-16 KHARIF 52701 40162 1999 90864 350085 259.55

RABI 89097 67898 3380 153615 373014 411.82

Total 141798 108060 5379 244479 723099 338.10

41 2016-17 KHARIF 53212 40551 2018 91745 354671 258.68

RABI 89582 68268 3398 154452 375196 411.66

Total 142794 108819 5416 246197 729867 337.32

42 2017-18 KHARIF 53847 41035 2042 92840 365867 253.75

RABI 88547 67479 3359 152668 361954 421.79

Total 142395 108515 5401 245508 727821 337.32

43 2018-19 KHARIF 54010 41159 2049 93120 367887 253.12

RABI 88728 67617 3366 152980 369541 413.97

Total 142738 108776 5414 246100 737428 333.73

44 2019-20 KHARIF 54427 41477 2064 93840 368193 254.87

RABI 89114 67911 3380 153645 373185 411.71

Total 143541 109388 5445 247485 741378 333.82

45 2020-21 KHARIF 53888 41066 2044 92910 358609 259.08

RABI 88630 67542 3362 152810 368921 414.21

Total 142518 108608 5406 245720 727530 337.75

46 2021-22 KHARIF 53267 40593 2020 91840 333740 275.18

RABI 89384 68117 3390 154110 376498 409.32

Total 142651 108710 5411 245950 710238 346.29

YEARS 1975-76 80-81 81-

CROPS

PADDY 461 1519 1082

IMPROVED

JOWAR

0 405 1340

IMPROVED

MAIZE

32 66 96

MOONG 0 71 27

URD 14 31 0

ARHAR 0 13 75

GROUND NUT 0 0 0

TIL 0 0 4

SOYBEAN 0 882 75

BAJARA

FODDER

GUAR

Other

TOTAL KHARIF 507 2987 2699

WHEAT 1443 615 757

BARLEY 20 0 10

GRAM 178 511 165

MASOOR 0 0 0

PEA 0 98 183

MUSTARD 0 0 0

INFORMATION ABOUT SEED DISTRIBUTION UNIT QTLS

-82 82-83 83-84 84-85 85-86 86-87 87

1082 266 446 282 885 901 681

1340 861 732 347 1078 1258 524

96 70 107 47 85 80

27 38 39 3 41 15

0 32 30 38 79 53

75 7 0 2 19 9

0 0 3 4 27 18

4 93 31 7 45 9

75 12 457 375 806 1003 808

2699 1379 1845 1105 3065 3346 2199

RABI

757 2320 3451 2263 7566 6400 4054

10 0 0 0 0 0

165 224 513 496 381 149 463

0 0 67 58 117 116

183 87 143 285 121 268 558

0 0 0 0 0 0

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87-88 88-89 89-90 90-91

681 879 376 76.8

524 489 593 563.8

82 63 68.83 120.46

28 16 18.27 33.22

28 45 52.18 48.44

2 0.18 5 0.16

15 18 51.3 0

31 7 8.085 12.49

808 889 2080.99 1912.45

2199 2406.2 3253.66 2767.82

4054 2148 2027.6 2424

53 0 10 11

463 325 607.3 296

63 44 34 84

558 595 284.75 470

0 4.5 0 0

YEARS 1975-76 80-81 81-

CROPS

ALSI 0 0 0

CORIANDER 0 0 0

GWAR / Sun

Flower

0 0 0

BARSEEM

LUSERN

METHI

Other

TOTAL RABI 1641 1224 1115

GROSS TOTAL

(

RABI+KHARIF)

2148 4211 3814

-82 82-83 83-84 84-85 85-86 86-87 87

0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0 0 0

1115 2631 4174 3102 8185 6933 5191

3814 4010 6019 4207 11250 10279 7390

176

87-88 88-89 89-90 90-91

0 15 0 0

0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0

5191 3131.5 2963.65 3285

7390 5537.7 6217.31 6052.82

YEARS 91-92 92-93 93-94 94

CROPS

PADDY 380.5 305 206

IMPROVED

JOWAR

301.07 311 150

IMPROVED

MAIZE

93.24 53 130

MOONG 12.5 22 34

URD 24 21 31

ARHAR 0 0 0

GROUND NUT 0 0 0

TIL 0 17 8

SOYBEAN 1273.96 1150 2148 3727

BAJARA

FODDER

GUAR

Other

TOTAL KHARIF 2085.27 1879 2707 4797

WHEAT 3387.5 4810 8876 6112

BARLEY 0 0 0

GRAM 185.9 187 356

MASOOR 43 59 100

PEA 826.46 765 1130 1011

MUSTARD 0 0 7

ALSI 0 0 0

94-95 95-96 96-97 97-98 98-99 99-2k 2000

553 0 644 398 536 493 772

276 842.7 182 48 6.5 34 271

179 168 263 45.5 120 46 93

18 153 0 18 2.85 0 13

37 110 11.82 22 0 38 14

0 0 13.4 0 18 14 3

0 63 0 0 0 0 3

7 4.1 6 0 0 0 0

3727 5449 5220 3517 5937 4297 6871

4797 6790 6340.2 4048.5 6620 4922 8040

RABI

6112 8659 12678 13351 12386 12122 8251

0 0 0 0 0 10 64

762 1434 664 349 143 66 1751

115 171 0 0 0 0 10

1011 1673 15 0 16.7 95 564

0 0 911 994.2 697 1692 1917

0 0 0 0 26.8 23 61

177

2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04

772 423 533 295

271 117.24 59 417

93 80.36 187 456

13 10 84 31

14 115.06 299.7 186

3 0 0.5 0

3 35 0 0

0 0 1.91 5

6871 9421.2 9763 10127

8040 10201.9 10928.11 11517

8251 9099 3423 11980

64 190 0 12.4

1751 3182 861 544

10 8 16 39

564 196 36 120

1917 1323.5 1453 1937

61 10 21 2

YEARS 91-92 92-93 93-94 94

CROPS

CORIANDER 0 0 0

GWAR / Sun

Flower

5 58.6 0

BARSEEM

LUSERN

METHI

Other

TOTAL RABI 4447.86 5879.6 10469 8000

GROSS TOTAL (

RABI+KHARIF)

6533.13 7758.6 13176 12797

94-95 95-96 96-97 97-98 98-99 99-2k 2000

0 0 0 0 0 0 3

0 0 0 0 0 60 0

8000 11937 14268 14694 13270 14068 12621

12797 18727 20608 18743 19890 18990 20661

178

2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04

3 0 0 0

0 0 1.6 0

12621 14008.5 5811.6 14634.4

20661 24210.4 16739.71 26151.4

YEARS 2004-05 2005-06 2006-

CROPS PADDY 216 327 612

IMPROVED

JOWAR

116 44 41

IMPROVED

MAIZE

938 487 887

MOONG 55 6.25 60

URD 62 23 28

ARHAR 0 0 0

GROUND NUT 0 20.1 0

TIL 19 0 35.12

SOYBEAN 15302 9722 17904

BAJARA 40 48 41

FODDER

GUAR

Other

TOTAL KHARIF 16748 10677.4 19608.1

WHEAT 16331 16568 21882

BARLEY 0 0 0

GRAM 257 616 278

MASOOR 48 0 0

PEA 204 145 161

MUSTARD 3320 2802 4195

ALSI 0 11 4

-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-

612 621 1576 1852 458 801

37 29 18 40

887 1426 997 2557 4724 1600

17 19 98 63

142 118 125 92.96 142

0 0 0 0

75 15 5 0

35.12 21 78 91 48

17904 19738 29318 39964 62809 48236

76 76 2 6

140 0

6

19608.1 22153 32226 44852 68246.96 50990.00

RABI

21882 36958 48188 59542 59611 59945

0 30 120 115

278 390 260 1057 1165 958

28 10 0 0

161 50 25 78 74 200

4195 2469 3263 3919 3270 2663

9 5 1 0

179

-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

801 1072.2 1248.4 1750

0 2.5 4.1 40

1600 630.6 650.5 2245

30 48 41 94

142 56 71 138

0 0 0

11 0 0

55 44.2 35.26 42

48236 81406.42 87209.78 79839

74 17.85 20.5 45

0 25 33

0 8.7 25.1

41 37 41

50990.00 83348.47 89379.64 84193.00

59945 86350 93109.9 94410

115 25 28.2 30.4

958 1050 1017 1050

0 2.5 4 7

200 475 503 525

2663 2950 3087.5 3190

5 0 0 0

YEARS 2004-05 2005-06 2006-

CROPS CORIANDER 0 91 90

GWAR / Sun

Flower

0 0 0

BARSEEM

LUSERN

METHI

Other

TOTAL RABI 20160 20233 26610

GROSS TOTAL (

RABI+KHARIF)

36908 30910.4 46218.1

-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-

0 0 44 184

0 0 300

82 320 0

92 682 30

13

120

26610 39904 51925 65973 64467 64186

46218.1 62057 84151 110825 132713.96 115176.0

180

-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15

90 1175 1204 1250

0 0

90 275 265 310

125 130.8 145

75 61 65

120 190 192 196

64186 92692.5 99602.4 101178.4

115176.0 176040.97 188982.04 185371.40

YEARS 2015-16 2016-17 2017-

CROPS PADDY 2400 3473 2795

IMPROVED

JOWAR

28 33 29

IMPROVED

MAIZE

1734 2317 1829

MOONG 23 27 21

URD 1374 1771 5418

ARHAR 0 0 0

GROUND NUT 0 0 0

TIL 70 22 10

SOYBEAN 65012 64304 40476

BAJARA 18 21 23

FODDER 34 32 31

GUAR 0 1 0

Other 39 36 38

TOTAL KHARIF 70732 72037 50670

WHEAT 85280 95506 89263

BARLEY 31 49 62

GRAM 314 502 23763

MASOOR 03 03 04

PEA 120 134 114

MUSTARD 2456 1658 1448

-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21 2021-22

2795 3592 4054 3783 2899

10 20 18 11

1829 1816 2788 3354 3785

36 7 18 4

5418 4365 4508 4360 3625

0 0 0 0

2 0 0 0

19 24 22 21

40476 42947 61513 56251 55779

23 23 24 25

37 36 35 38

0 0 0 0

37 35 36 42

50670 52884 73008 67901 66229

RABI

89263 98068 96004 91657 85280

45 54 76 43

23763 6252 3470 9146 8832

04 04 05 04

114 118 115 186 180

1448 2082 1313 1273 2993

181

YEARS 2015-16 2016-17 2017-

CROPS ALSI

CORIANDER 1256 1274 1285

GWAR / Sun

Flower

0 0 0

BARSEEM 295 305 313

LUSERN 0 0 0

METHI 58 61 63

Other 189 186 188

TOTAL RABI 90002 99678 116503

GROSS TOTAL

(

RABI+KHARIF)

160734 171715 167173

-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21 2021-22

1285 1283 1301 1316 1326

0 0 0 0

313 278 360 312 285

0 0 0 0

74 56 62 68

188 203 186 179 207

116503 108407 102863 104212 99218

167173 161291 175871 172113 165447

182

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84-85 - 288 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

85-86 - 50 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

86-87 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

87-88 - 175 10 - 2 11 42 340 5 7 - - - - - - - - - - -

88-89 - 323 20 - 86 8 47 313 30 189 - - - - - - - - - - -

89-90 - 120 - - 1 22 4 14 6 38 - - - - - - - - - - -

90-91 - 87 24 - 100 1 2 8 10 47 - - - - - - - - - - -

91-92 - 294 60 - 83 32 - - - 225 - - - - - - - - - - -

92-93 139 278 5 4 337 37 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

93-94 105 165 12 - 224 33 - - - 91 - - - - - - - - - - -

94-95 159 236 - - 160 - - - - 436 - - - - - - - - - - -

95-96 150 323 6 - 237 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

96-97 146 216 5 - 78 - - - - 649 - - - - - - - - - - -

97-98 - 150 - - 10 - - - - 100 - - - - - - - - - - -

98-99 - - - - - - - - - 233 - - - - - - - - - -

99-2000 141 - - - - - - - - - - 919 (Sparyers)

- - - - - - - - -

2000-01 - - 186 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

2001-02 - 188 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

2002-03 - 83 - - - - - - - 265 - - - - - - - - - - -

2003-04 - 163 - - 1 - - - - - - 960 - - - - - - - - -

2004-05 - 119 - - - - - - - 60 - 1132 2 - - - - - - - -

2005-06 - 310 - - - - - - - 827 - 1141 - - - - - - - - -

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2006-07 - 289 - - - - - - - 470 - 1305 13 - - - - - - - -

2007-08 48 315 - 1 127 677 - 3948 29 - - - - - - - -

2008-09 4 27 - 3 36 - - - - 20 - 4477 6 - - - - - - - -

2009-10 133 145 - 13 177 - - - - 1130 - 2235 49 91 54 1 - - - - -

2010-11 - 137 - - 27 - - - - 82 - 2363 26 - 5 - - - - - -

2011-12 69 84 - 13 392 - - - - 2 - - 36 549 71 4 12 3 37 1 -

2012-13 29 17 - 28 79 - - - - 2321 - 2093 8 - - 0 - - - - 204

2013-14 23 88 - 123 551 - - - - 173 - 1763 35 - - - - - - 443

2014-15 - 8 - - 113 - - - - - - 497 1 - - - - - - - 1

2015-16 - 34 - 127 491 - - - - - - 726 52 9 10 8 - - 9 - 79

2016-17 - 14 - 1 129 - - - - 104 - 189 18 5 13 6 - 5 - 37

2017-18 - 7 - 6 157 - - - - 213 - 272 2 24 3 21 4 902 - 52

2018-19 - 10 - 170 - - - - 109 - 210 2 25 7 14 14 1 150 - 99

2019-20 1 3 - 4 90 - - - - 67 - 283 6 40 10 6 8 1 830 - 110

2020-21 - - 1 - - - - - - - - - - - 29 1 - - - -

2021-22 - 2 - 147 - - - - 2 - 290 7 - 1 61 6 1 - - 12

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C.A.D., CHAMBAL : KOTA PLANT PROTECTION MESURES YEAR FROM 81-82

Statement showing the plant protection Measures in CAD Chambal : Kota.

Year Seed Treatment(ha.)

Soil Treatment(ha.) Poly Treatment(ha.) Intensive Treatment(ha.)

Weed control (ha.)

Rat Control

(ha.)

Total(ha.) T.G.M Used (M.T.)

74-75 NA NA NA NA 360 NA 14000 -

81-82 59841 25775 - 37693 4172 33000 160481 -

82-83 30987 4268 2133 6569 1869 27531 73457 -

83-84 113612 10470 14154 49404 2888 43019 233547 122.64

84-85 42070 15301 793 77010 858 23855 169917 168.08

85-86 60262 4218 217 98639 3322 33108 199738 284.9

86-87 58641 4252 691 75080 3858 32278 174800 601.58

87-88 57608 3845 3356 108252 5466 31323 201850 680.37

88-89 93778 2916 1716 115768 2413 25021 241710 303.09

89-90 82045 279 861 77092 2852 24784 187913 326.97

90-91 111531 235 5171 132776 7392 22140 279245 246.9

91-92 111609 315 10165 85954 8210 29130 245414 147.14

92-93 122032 210 12838 139209 17533 13743 305565 202.27

93-94 101059 145 8133 101371 5860 32200 248768 212.8

94-95 111056 4654 11112 102022 25058 29225 283128 168.38

95-96 121349 1032 7325 73843 10610 24530 238692 86.48

96-97 182607 250 9876 82307 8945 13950 297935 260.38

97-98 112777 440 12015 81257 13170 16780 236439 120.01

98-99 113615 3156 9903 64892 22921 18800 233287 82.91

99-00 65170 6130 20045 60624 29692 23310 204971 89.36

2000-01 79330 3470 50647 70258 18727 15785 238217 137.84

2001-02 99896 2695 50756 66967 23730 14795 258839 226.56

2002-03 56737 1181 23371 41247 8152 12845 143533 338.19

2003-04 172248 3212 33838 64237 23750 13590 310875 829.58

2004-05 140715 3840 37583 61470 19335 7450 270393 322.97

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Year Seed Treatment(ha.)

Soil Treatment(ha.) Poly Treatment(ha.) Intensive Treatment(ha.)

Weed control (ha.)

Rat Control

(ha.)

Total(ha.) T.G.M Used (M.T.)

2005-06 149765 2025 61326 84582 32340 11245 341283 251.95

2006-07 153865 3365 61471 83340 32710 17645 352396 62.12

2007-08 142895 680 103930 56801 5000 3510 312816 76.41

2008-09 142303 662 108273 53912 4640 3304 313094 76.98

2009-10 167325 1530 74569 42071 16305 7420 309220 136.36

2010-11 373875 5350 99620 67115 53820 29506 629286 204.03

2011-12 288810 5055 60430 6230 134200 10815 505540 206.95

2012-13 237255 5220 44525 82155 164250 11245 544650 194.34

2013-14 263199 5595 48285 83525 165778 11664 578046 202.96

2014-15 2740 6110 39340 83940 166240 11915 310285 207.15

2015-16 242418 5980 93120 62410 93430 21507 621865 198.98

2016-17 231221 3280 84630 78670 135480 16300 549581 193.62

2017-18 219997 3095 78545 82980 162340 15450 162317 201.12

2018-19 228891 2890 73980 79820 148675 14680 548936 195.64

2019-20 231650 3145 79645 83750 152840 16210 567240 199.38

2020-21 224352 3085 72114 76685 142895 13820 532951 192.69

2021-22 212279 2967 69015 74790 138968 12785 510804 189.72

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Annexure –XII STATEMENT SHOWING THE AVERAGE YIELD OF IMPORTANT CROPS

M.Tons/Ha.

Year Paddy Sorghum Soyabean Sugarcane wheat Gram Muastard

Bench Line 2.049 0.439 - 40.875 1.171 0.693 -

1974 - 75 3.000 0.400 - 41.000 2.290 1.100 0.300

1975 - 76 3.350 0.400 - 45.000 2.260 0.750 0.320

1976 - 77 3.600 0.660 - 50.000 2.110 0.940 0.320

1977 - 78 4.360 0.830 0.500 60.500 2.310 0.720 0.350

1978 - 79 4.160 0.730 0.500 43.420 2.280 0.860 0.400

1979 - 80 3.500 0.750 0.600 31.340 2.060 0.690 0.400

1980 - 81 4.360 0.850 0.550 52.840 2.110 0.740 0.500

1981 - 82 3.750 1.480 1.250 44.200 2.490 1.070 0.980

1982 - 83 3.680 1.010 1.200 38.180 2.770 1.110 1.190

1983 - 84 3.600 1.500 1.350 34.890 2.600 1.030 1.120

1984 - 85 3.080 1.250 1.400 28.509 2.800 1.120 1.140

1985 - 86 3.670 1.600 1.370 38.120 3.120 1.220 1.380

1986 - 87 3.510 1.150 1.370 69.820 3.040 1.100 1.430

1987 - 88 3.240 1.460 1.230 51.240 2.890 1.040 1.220

1988 - 89 2.690 1.460 1.320 57.900 3.210 1.050 1.540

1989 - 90 2.810 1.320 0.940 60.000 3.140 1.090 1.660

1990 - 91 3.360 1.630 1.390 48.020 3.480 1.140 1.700

1991 - 92 2.150 0.970 1.130 38.050 3.460 1.270 1.590

1992 - 93 3.210 1.410 1.420 50.610 3.600 1.180 1.220

1993 - 94 2.920 2.060 1.360 50.380 3.620 1.160 1.390

1994 - 95 3.110 0.860 1.580 58.940 3.610 1.350 1.410

1995 - 96 2.790 1.330 1.380 53.850 3.590 1.930 1.390

1996 - 97 2.800 1.120 1.380 56.000 3.800 1.220 1.900

1997 - 98 2.980 1.280 1.740 57.560 3.160 1.080 0.790

1998 - 99 2.410 0.790 1.530 66.010 3.530 1.340 2.200

1999 - 2000 2.520 1.030 1.510 61.390 3.900 1.330 1.890

2000 - 2001 1.930 0.780 1.340 59.800 3.830 1.610 1.710

2001 - 2002 3.010 1.030 1.290 52.690 3.830 1.280 1.620

2002 - 2003 2.040 0.690 0.730 6.830 4.250 1.020 1.680

2003 - 2004 2.340 1.010 1.300 2.380 3.140 1.310 2.000

2004 - 2005 2.470 1.840 1.320 2.870 2.830 1.810 1.820

2005 - 2006 3.270 0.590 1.220 14.250 3.620 1.730 2.060

2006 - 2007 3.260 0.940 1.610 41.280 3.620 1.260 2.110

2007 - 2008 3.178 1.061 1.373 47.122 3.293 1.058 1.600

2008 - 2009 3.470 1.138 1.176 46.956 3.817 1.355 1.793

2009 - 2010 2.011 0.672 0.674 32.753 3.852 1.251 1.716

2010 - 2011 3.042 1.585 1.879 28.682 4.004 1.381 1.745

2011 - 2012 2.773 1.359 1.634 25.763 4.071 1.561 1.930

2012 - 2013 2.798 1.5000 1.692 13.298 4.122 1.426 2.005

2013 - 2014 2.737 0.878 0.721 8.200 3.740 1.539 1.755

2014 - 2015 2.874 1.415 0.897 5.780 2.900 0.985 1.475

2015 - 2016 3.767 0.877 0.847 10.523 4.623 1.504 1.289

2016 - 2017 5.735 2.210 1.047 9.222 4.669 1.504 1.853

2017 - 2018 3.181 0.789 1.158 9.953 5.089 1.721 2.025

2018 - 2019 4.500 0.600 0.950 8.150 5.337 1.935 2.015

2019 - 2020 3.489 0.432 0.743 10.286 3.585 0.876 0.903

2020 - 2021 3.573 0.830 1.355 8.310 - - -

2021 - 2022 3.837 1.058 1.331 6.571 - - -

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year wise cropping intensity

Year Cropping

intensity

1974 - 75 110.84

1975 - 76 110.62

1976 - 77 113.89

1977 - 78 118.89

1978 - 79 117.83

1979 - 80 124.00

1980 - 81 125.88

1981 - 82 129.36

1982 - 83 127.85

1983 - 84 134.40

1984 - 85 124.40

1985 - 86 129.75

1986 - 87 128.72

1987 - 88 138.50

1988 - 89 136.13

1989 - 90 140.24

1990 - 91 131.00

1991 - 92 123.56

1992 - 93 138.84

1993 - 94 140.66

1994 - 95 140.36

1995 - 96 138.16

1996 - 97 147.55

1997 - 98 154.67

1998 - 99 154.81

1999 - 2000 140.17

2000 - 2001 158.71

2001 - 2002 161.79

2002 - 2003 138.05

2003 - 2004 150.91

2004 - 2005 144.31

2005 - 2006 154.13

2006 - 2007 142.34

2007 - 2008 163.67

2008 - 2009 163.81

2009 - 2010 167.85

2010 - 2011 174.89

2011 - 2012 172.47

2012 - 2013 177.83

2013 - 2014 181.59

2014 - 2015 181.59

2015 - 2016 181.60

2016 - 2017 182.47

2017 - 2018 183.48

2018 - 2019 183.50

2020 - 2021 184.00

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Physical Progress - Targets & Achievements S. No.

Name of Item Unit 1974-75 1975-76 1976-77

Target Ach Target Ach Target Ach

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

A Irrigation Works

1 Canal Lining Km. 1.00 0.70 2.00 3.90 3.00 3.50

2 Canal Capacity Works 44.00 48.00 155.00 122.00 155.00 115.00

3 Control Structures No. 12.00 - 28.00 6.00 28.00 9.00

4 A PM Out lets Nos. - - - - - -

5 Misc. Structures Nos. - - - 23.00 - 48.00

6 Warabandi Ha. - - - - - -

7 Canal Road Consturction Km. - - - - - -

B Drainage Works 20000.00 32580.00 25000.00 86260.00 20000.00 44900.00

1 Survey Ha. - 12730.00 22500.00 44755.00 15000.00 84195.00

2 Planning Ha. - - 20000.00 1000.00 17000.00 19950.00

3 Construction Ha. - - - - - -

4 Main Drain/Main Sub Drain - - - - - -

5 Carrier Drain Km. - - - - - -

6 Seepage Drain Km. - - - - - -

7 Slab type VRB No. - - - - - -

8 Pipe Type VRB - - - - - - -

C

On Farm Development Works

1 Survey Ha. 2000.00 6700.00 11576.00 10000.00 6645.00

2 Planning Ha. 1500.00 739.00 4000.00 1125.00 7000.00 7650.00

3 Construction Ha. 1000.00 2000.00 2000.00 683.00

4 Seepage Drain Roads Km. - - - - - -

5 Culverts No. - - - - - -

D Roads Km. 14.00 - 13.00 13.00 63.00 65.10

E Afforestration

1 Advamce Soil Working 250.00 250.00 200.00 200.00 200.00 200.00

2 Plantation Ha. - - 250.00 250.00 200.00 200.00

3 Canal Bank Plantation Ha. - - - - - -

F Additional Irrigation Works

1 Water Course Crossing Works No. - - - - - -

2 Public utility Works No. - - - - - -

3 Desilting of Canal Km. - - - - - -

4 Rectification of Canals Km. - - - - - -

5 Protection Works VRB Mino Km. - - - - - -

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Name of Item Unit 1977-78 1978-79 1979-80


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

A Irrigation Works

1 Canal Lining Km. 4.36 3.9 4.3 4.6 4.86 13.46

2 Canal Capacity Works 150 190.5 189 214.5 146 96.27

3 Control Structures No. 28 39 34 22 35 20

4 A PM Out lets Nos. - - - - - -

5 Misc. Structures Nos. - 38 - 28 - 15

6 Warabandi Ha. - - - - -

7 Canal Road Consturction Km. - - - 0.80 - 21.6

B Drainage Works

1 Survey Ha. 40000.00 39260.00 26000.00 - - -

2 Planning Ha. 35000.00 21470.00 3850.00 3850 - -

3 Construction Ha. 35000.00 35100.00 35000.00 35200 35000 34750

4 Main Drain/Main Sub Drain

5 Carrier Drain Km. - - - - - -

6 Seepage Drain Km. - - - - - -

7 Slab type VRB No. - - - - - -

8 Pipe Type VRB - - - - - - -

C On Farm Development Works

1 Survey Ha. 5000 7360 10000 11300 10000 13710

2 Planning Ha. 8000 4370 10000 10190 10000 8971

3 Construction Ha. 2000 5330 5000 3870 10000 4130


5 Culverts No. - - - - - -

D Roads Km. 35 52.5 57 61.3 33.18 33.93

E Afforestration

1 Advamce Soil Working 200 350 180 500 500 610

2 Plantation Ha. 200 200 350 350 500 500



1 Water Course Crossing Works No. - - - - - -





6 VRB Minors No. - - - - - -

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Name of Item Unit 1980-81 1981-82 1982(Apr-June)


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

A Irrigation Works

1 Canal Lining Km. 5.90 9.97 12.73 13.15 - 4.85

2 Canal Capacity Works 100.00 88.66 42.90 36.01 - 13.60

3 Control Structures No. 100.00 27.00 21.00 24.00 - 10.00

4 A PM Out lets Nos. - - - - - 239.00

5 Misc. Structures Nos. 93.00 15.00 54.00 47.00 - 5.00

6 Warabandi Ha. - 2080.00 - 11880.00 - -

7 Canal Road Consturction Km. 50.00 34.33 17.78 17.98 - 4.05

B Drainage Works

1 Survey Ha. - - - - - -

2 Planning Ha. - - - - - -

3 Construction Ha. 25000.00 25000.00 7000.00 7000.00 - -

4 Main Drain/Main Sub Drain - - - - - 8.23

5 Carrier Drain Km. - - - - - 39.71

6 Seepage Drain Km. - - - - - 68.41

7 Slab type VRB No. - - - - - 8.00

8 Pipe Type VRB - - - - - - 691.00


1 Survey Ha. 10000.00 11740.00 10000.00 15274.00 - 2030.00

2 Planning Ha. 10000.00 7891.00 10000.00 5074.00 - 360.00

3 Construction Ha. 10000.00 9126.00 10000.00 6964.00 - 3400.00


5 Culverts No. - - - - - -

D Roads Km. 40.00 21.37 33.26 33.25 - 11.63

E Afforestration

1 Advamce Soil Working - - 175.00 175.00

2 Plantation Ha. 610.00 610.00 - - - -


- -


1 Water Course Crossing Works No. - - - -





6 VRB Minors No. - - - - - -

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Target Original

Target Revised

Ach Target Ach

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

A Irrigation Works

1 Canal Lining Km. 21.00 50.00 58.03 15.90 7.26

2 Canal Capacity Works 854.00 900.00 924.54 0.50 27.85

3 Control Structures No. 157.00 157.00 157.00 - 24.00

4 A PM Out lets Nos. - 4000.00 1027.00 6.00 32.00

5 Misc. Structures Nos. 278.00 278.00 219.00 44.50 26.00

6 Warabandi Ha. - 15000.00 13882.00 - 26348.00

7 Canal Road Consturction Km. - 114.14 76.25 - 4.50

B Drainage Works

1 Survey Ha. 229000.00 229000.00 203000 - -

2 Planning Ha. 167000.00 167000.00 167000 - -

3 Construction Ha. 167000.00 167000.00 167000 - -

4 Main Drain/Main Sub Drain -

- 873 25.60 10.26

5 Carrier Drain Km. - - 724.47 70.07 26.86

6 Seepage Drain Km. - - 1012.48 131.80 56.37

7 Slab type VRB No. - - 428 5.00 25.45

8 Pipe Type VRB - - - 2960 994.00 193.00


1 Survey Ha. 47000.00 47000.00 79635.00 6000.00 1758.00

2 Planning Ha. 48500.00 48500.00 46170.00 16000.00 5543.00

3 Construction Ha. 50000.00 33000.00 33503.00 8000.00 2850.00

4 Seepage Drain Roads Km. - - - - -

5 Culverts No. - - - - -

D Roads Km. 247.00 300.00 292.08 23.67 -

E Afforestration

1 Advamce Soil Working Ha. 1000.00 2300.00 2285.00 - -

2 Plantation Ha. 1000.00 2300.00 2110.00 175.00 175.00

3 Canal Bank Plantation Ha. - - - 18.00 11.00


1 Water Course Crossing Works No. -

- - -

2 Public utility Works No. - - - -

3 Desilting of Canal Km. - - - -

4 Rectification of Canals Km. - - - -

5 Protection Works VRB Mino Km. -

- - -

6 VRB Minors No. - - - -

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Physical Progress - Targets & Achievements

S. No.

Name of Item Unit 1983-84 1984-85 1985-86


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

A Irrigation Works

1 Canal Lining Km. 10.00 3.15 5.97 8.48 0.30 1.83

2 Canal Capacity Works

5.00 16.50 15.00 7.66 14.80 11.75

3 Control Structures No. 2.00 - 1.00 - 40.00 7.50

4 A PM Out lets Nos. 35.00 60.00 55.00 41.00 63.00 -

5 Misc. Structures Nos. 58.00 3.00 21.00 6.00 8.00 2.00

6 Warabandi Ha. 75000.00 35875.00 - 4900.00 4500.00 -

7 Canal Road Consturction Km. 3.00 - - - - -

B Drainage Works

1 Survey Ha. - - - - - -

2 Planning Ha. - - - - - -


4 Main Drain/Main Sub Drain

11.00 5.32 - 1.38 5.24 4.93

5 Carrier Drain Km. 196.00 51.36 131.00 17.92 38.74 70.26

6 Seepage Drain Km. - 39.45 - 47.05 61.35 24.63

7 Slab type VRB No. - 1.00 38.00 17.00 1.00 1.00

8 Pipe Type VRB

380.00 617.00 233.00 76.00 26.00 13.00


1 Survey Ha. - 870.00 - 275.00 1000.00 650.00

2 Planning Ha. - 900.00 5000.00 6326.00 5000.00 5000.00

3 Construction Ha. 4500.00 4122.00 4000.00 783.00 4000.00 4200.00

4 Seepage Drain Roads Km. - - - - - 53.00

5 Culverts No. - - - - - 171.00

D Roads Km. - - - - - -

E Afforestration

1 Advamce Soil Working

- - - - - -

2 Plantation Ha. - - - - - -



1 Water Course Crossing Works

No. - - - - - -




5 Protection Works VRB Mino

Km. - - - - - -

6 VRB Minors No. - - - - - 10.00

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Name of Item Unit 1986-87 1987-88 1988-89


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

A Irrigation Works

1 Canal Lining Km. 0.60 0.03 0.60 0.40 2.00 1.75

2 Canal Capacity Works 12.39 25.57 42.20 16.69 16.00 16.45

3 Control Structures No. - - 3.00 3.00 1.00 0.00

4 A PM Out lets Nos. 18.00 - 236.00 53.00 267.00 110.00

5 Misc. Structures Nos. 5.00 1.00 45.00 4.00 63.00 15.00

6 Warabandi Ha. 4000.00 3782.00 4000.00 2866.00 4000.00 3591.00

7 Canal Road Consturction Km. - - - - 0.00 0.00

B Drainage Works

1 Survey Ha. - - - - - -

2 Planning Ha. - - - - - -


4 Main Drain/Main Sub Drain - - 1.00 1.00 1.00 7.50

5 Carrier Drain Km. 26.00 26.24 43.30 43.99 61.28 35.79

6 Seepage Drain Km. 23.46 22.77 62.45 42.83 51.00 21.97

7 Slab type VRB No. - - 5.00 2.00 8.00 5.00

8 Pipe Type VRB - - 58.00 57.00 79.00 38.00


1 Survey Ha. 2000.00 868.00 2000.00 3679.00 3000.00 1067.00

2 Planning Ha. 5000.00 4805.00 5000.00 5081.00 5000.00 3148.00

3 Construction Ha. 4000.00 2040.00 4000.00 2268.00 4000.00 2631.00

4 Seepage Drain Roads Km. 60.00 24.46 40.00 27.36 60.00 36.99

5 Culverts No. 400.00 197.00 300.00 174.00 400.00 194.00

D Roads Km. - - - - - -

E Afforestration

1 Advamce Soil Working - - - - - -

2 Plantation Ha. - - - - - -



1 Water Course Crossing Works No. 21.00 1.00 - 24.00 - 0.00





6 VRB Minors No. - - - - - -

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Name of Item Unit 1989-90

Target Ach

1 2 3 4 5

A Irrigation Works

1 Canal Lining Km. 4.00 1.40

2 Canal Capacity Works Km. 26.00 22.11

3 Control Structures No. - -

4 A PM Out lets Nos. 97.00 149.00

5 Misc. Structures Nos. 10.00 14.00

6 Warabandi Ha. 4000.00 1500.00

7 Canal Road Consturction Km.

B Drainage Works

1 Survey Ha. - -

2 Planning Ha. - -

3 Construction Ha. - -

4 Main Drain/Main Sub Drain 2.50 4.71

5 Carrier Drain Km. 50.00 24.08

6 Seepage Drain Km. 40.00 33.67

7 Slab type VRB No. 10.00 3.00

8 Pipe Type VRB - 15.00


1 Survey Ha. 3000.00 572.00

2 Planning Ha. 5000.00 1644.00

3 Construction Ha. 3800.00 1624.00

4 Seepage Drain Roads Km. 50.00 34.48

5 Culverts No. 380.00 81.00

D Roads Km. - -

E Afforestration

1 Advamce Soil Working - -

2 Plantation Ha. - -

3 Canal Bank Plantation Ha. - -


1 Water Course Crossing Works No. - -

2 Public utility Works No. 3.00 6.00

3 Desilting of Canal Km. 241.00 212.69

4 Rectification of Canals Km. 150.00 150.75

5 Protection Works VRB Mino Km. 15.00 15.00

6 VRB Minors No. - -

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Physical Progress - Targets & Achievements S. No. Name of Item Unit 1990-91

Target Achievement

1 2 3 4 5

A Irrigation Works

1 Canal Lining Km. 0.86 0.83

2 Canal Capacity Works Km. 9.27 7.60

3 Outlets/facewall Nos. 153.00 113.00

4 Warabandi Ha. 1000.00 1547.00

5 Misc. Structures (Falls, orotection Works etc.)

Nos. 25.00 20.00

B Drainage Works

1 Main Drain/Main Sub Drain Km. 4.25 6.75

2 Closure of Drains for CIDA Project pilot test.

Km. 12.00 2.00

3 Seepage Drain Km. 8.83 9.40

4 Slab type VRB Nos. 6.00 5.00

5 Pipe Type VRB Nos. 27.00 16.00

6 Seepage Drainage road Km. 12.00 -

7 Outverts Nos. 60.00 -

C Public Utility Works Nos. 53.00 47.00

D Special repairs works of LMS for which cost indicated in Secretary livel Committee report.

1 Earth Work Cum 170000.00 220354.00

2 Bye passing tanks Nos. 1.00

E Special repairs works recommended by Secretary level Committee but cost not indicated (farmers participation works)

1 Outlets Nos. 55.00 27.00

2 Earth Work Km. 11.18 11.18

3 Outlets rectification Nos. 1500.00 1500.00

F Special repair works of RMS & Disty system of RMS add1. to Secretary level Committee report.

1 Earth Work Cum 60000.00 110000.00

2 Structures/ Miscellaneous Nos. 4.00

3 Improvement works Structures

Nos. 8.00 8.00

G Special repair works of drains

Km. 75.00 64.85

H O.F.D. Works

1 Survey Ha. 1050.00

2 Planning Ha. 1600.00

3 Construction Ha. 1090.00

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Physical Progress - Targets & Achievements S. No. Name of Item Unit 1991-92

Target Achievement

1 2 3 4 5

1 O.F.D. ALLIED WORKS

a) Outlets Nos. 50.00 28.00

b) Misc. Structures Nos. 10.00 3.00

c) Canal Capasity (Earth Work) Cum. 16000.00 15280.00

2 DRANAGE WORKS

a) Slab type/Pipe type VRB Nos. 12.00 10.00

b) Disliting of Drains Km. 10.00 10.35

c) Pucca Work Nos. 10.00 1.00

d) Work related to CIDA Km. 1.00 8.00

e) Public Utility Works Nos. 80.00 94.00

3 SPECIAL REPAIR WORKS OF LMC FOR WHICH COST INDICATED IN THE SECY. LEVEL COMMITTEE REPORT

a) Earth works. Cum. 143000.00 84211.00

b) Misc. Structures Nos. 20.00 18.00

c) Lining of canals. Km. 1.00 0.54

4 SPECIAL REPAIR WORKS COST NOT INDICATED

a) Stuructures/Tail works Nos. 1.00 1.00

b) VRB. Bridges Nos. 2.00 2

c) Outlets Nos. 34.00 17.00

d) Outlets retification Nos. 380.00 119.00

5 SPECIAL WORKS REPAIR OF RMC & DISTY. SYSTEM OF LMC. SDDITIN TO SECY.LEVEL COMMITTEE REPORT

a) Earth works. Cum. 140000.00 118969.00

b) Canal Distribution R.M.C. Cum. 17000.00 32420.00

c) Stuructures & Misc. Nos. 8.00 3.00

d) Roads Km. 10.00 9.00

6 CANAL IMPROVEMENT WORKS

a) Structure/Falls Nos. 4.00 8.00

b) Woreless Sets. Nos. 6.00 6.00

c) Earth works. Cum. 6000.00 22690.00

d) Road repair works Km. 22690.00 2.00

7 SPECIAL REPAIR OF DRAINS

a) Main/Main Sub-Drains Km. 46.55 32.12

b) Seepage Drains/Carrier drain

Km. 70.00 40.70

a) Planning Nos. 1 -

b) Construction

9 Warabandi Ha. 2000 3450

b) Planning Ha. 2000 2026

c) Construction Ha. 1200 1147

9 Warabandi Ha. 600 600

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Name of Item Unit 1992-93

Target Ach

1 2 3 4 5

1 IRRIGATION & ALLIED WORKS

a) Canal Lining Km. 7.00 7.00

b) Outlets Nos. 119.00 152.00

c) Misc. Structures Nos. 85.00 69.00

2 DRAINAGE WORKS

a) VRB Slab/Pipe type Nos. 27.00 16.00

b) Public Utility Works. Nos. 64.00 77.00

c) Lining of Canals Km. 0.71 0.76

d) Earth works Cum. 170870.00 209417.00

3 ROADS Km. 32.50 31.00

4 SPECIAL REPAIR OF DRAINS

a) Seepage/Carrier Drains Km. 64.75 45.04

b) Main Drains Km. 23.10 40.35

5 ON FARM DEVELOPMENT

a) Survey Ha. 3000.00 2876.00

b) Planning Ha. 3000.00 2913.00

c) Construction Ha. 3000.00 1581.00

6 S.S.D. Construction (Test Plots) Ha. 225.00

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No.

Name of Item Unit 1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-2000

Target Ach Target Ach Target Ach Target Ach Target Ach Target Ach Target Ach

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17

A Irrigation & Allied

works

1 Canal Lining Km. 0.6 0.8 1 1 2.00 1.63 1.50 2.33 1.50 1.26 2.15 1.48 1.60 1.68

2 Canal Capacity Works

Km. 5.00 6.50 16.50 20.40 25.00 27.33 15.00 14.00

3 Misc. Structures Nos. 15 18 60 60 25.00 25.00 20.00 24.00 25 11 44 54

4 Canal Structures Nos. 60 60 - - 75.00 69.00 50.00 66.00 45 73 107 107

5 Outlets Nos. 50 92 50 115 200.00 181.00 176.00 134.00 100 43 130 58 75 92

6 Warabandi Drainage Works

Ha. - - 6000 6436 6000.00 6036.00 - -

7 Public Utility Works

Nos. 30 30 45 50 40.00 46.00 30.00 37.00

8 Earth Works Cum. 20000 275000 200000 317307 75000.00 296347.00 1780.00 179809.00 180000 86213 23000 66646 84000 91460

9 Drainage (M.D./M.S.D./CD) Cleaning and new excavation

Km. 50.00 56.00 50.00 63.27 200.00 195.36 200.00 204.79 250.00 255.90 75.00 97.07 12.00 17.45

10 Roads Km. 10.00 14.00 5.50 8.00 200.00 176.41 200.00 200.00 10.00 0.00 8.00 3.25 3.00 7.73 On Farm Development

a) Survey

(i) New O.F.D. Ha. 2000 1283 8000 7932 8000.00 2626.00 3000.00 3812.00 3000 3161 3000 3923 3000 3003

(ii) S.S.D. Ha.

b) Planning

(i) New O.F.D. Ha. Ha. 2000 1949 2000 3701 2000.00 2015.00 2000.00 3000.00 3118 3000 3002 3000 3195

(ii) S.S.D. Ha. Ha. 3000 14050 4000 4000 4000.00 5012.00 3000.00 3000 3002 2000 2029 0 0

c) Construction

(i) New O.F.D. Ha. 1500 1994 2000 2211 2500.00 3007.00 2500.00 2600.00 2500 2778 3000 3033 1800 1807

(ii) Old O.F.D. Ha. 2000 875 4000 3442 4250.00 4431.00 3000.00 1002.00

(iii) S.S.D.Test Plots

Ha. 1000 1125 60 60 1410.00 1419.00 1419.00 1419.00 1419 1419 500 656

(iv) Desilting of Main drain/Sub. Drain

Km. 17.64 63.34 200.00 200.00 250 254.4

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d) S.S.D. Construction

Ha. 500.00 694.00 3000.00 1002.00 4500 5718 4600 5236 817 849

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S. No. Name of Item Unit 2000-2001 2001-2002

Target Ach Target Ach

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

A Irrigation Works

1 Canal Lining Km. 2.55 2.68 1.57 1.083

4 Canal Structures/ protection Nos. 61.00 67.00 68.00 77.00

5 Earth Works Cum. 107300.00 103975.00 76550.00 97459.00

6 Outlets Nos. 56.00 52.00 25 14

B Drainage Works

1 Special Repaire of Drains/ Desilting MD/MSD/CD

Km. 10.00 12.97 22.50 21.77

C On Farm Development

1 Survey Ha. 300.00 327.00 3000.00 2800.00

2 Planning & Design Ha. 300.00 392.00 3000.00 2800.00

3 Construction Ha. 2000.00 1934.00 2500.00 2468.00

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Target Ach Target Ach Target Ach Target Ach Target Ach Target Ach

(A) Irrigation Works

1 Canal Linning Km. 3.75 7.808 11 7.95 12 8.381 13.29 15.808 2.29 2.729 42.33 42.676

2 Canal Structure /Protection works

Nos. 88 70 45 68 48 113 231 215 90 85 502 551

3 Earth works Cum. 267000 130457 30000 63620 31500 170704 512450 673973 492565 373710 1333515 1412464

4 Outlet Nos. 30 39 40 19 42 37 36 35 15 22 163 152

5 Road(Canal) Km. 12 0 1.5 5.01 2 1.3 2 - - - 17.5 6.31

6 Public utility worksNos - - - - - - 15 5 - - 15 5

7 No of Training Programme

Nos - - - - - - 10 10 10 16 20 26

8 No of Participants Nos - - - - - - 700 704 500 820 1200 1524

(B) Drainage Works


Km. 28 33.63 17 14.68 17 18.35 30 13.054 10 28.05 102 107.764

2 Construction of culvert

No. - - - 1 - - 5 5 - 1 5 7

(C) On Farm Development

1 Survey Ha. 3000 2903 3000 3341 3000 5140 5000 5326 5000 8433 19000 25143

2 Planning & design. Ha. 3000 2903 3000 1991 3000 3780 5000 3372 5000 6119 19000 18165

3 Construction Ha. 2500 2493 2500 1354 4000 2800 4000 3601 4000 4005 17000 14253

a Construction of field channel

Ha. - - 0 0 1500 691 3150 2691 2500 3043 7150 6425

b Full package OFD Ha. - - 2500 1354 2500 2109 850 910 1500 962 7350 5335

c Field intermediate link drain

Ha. - - 2500 1354 2500 2109 3150 910 2500 962 10650 5335

(D) Adaptive Trails Nos 150 156 150 150 80 94 80 82 80 80 540 562

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Sno Scheme Unit 2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010 2010-2011 2011-2012 Total 2007-8 to

2011-12 (XI th Plan)

Target Ach Target Ach Target Ach Target Ach Target Ach Target Ach


1 Canal Linning Km. 9.67 3.746 22.77 33.43 4.47 4.47 25.00 37.601 15 22.06 76.91 101.307 2 Canal Structure

/Protection works Nos. 655 496 724 743 235 235 400 485 300 331 2314 2290

3 Earth works lac cum

22.15 23.603 6.849 7.556 2.691 2.736 1.5 1.378 4 3.892 37.19 39.165

4 Outlets Nos. 565 274 759 711 185 185 400 538 500 312 2409 2020 5 Rehabilitation of

Road(Canal) Km. 11.5 11.5 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 11.50 11.50

6 No of Training Programme Nos 10 52 10 0 5 5 5 9 10 17 40 83 7 No of Participants Nos 500 4253 500 0 200 176 200 335 500 1506 1900 6270

8 Correction of system deficiency (20 distributaries)

Distributory / minors Nos 20 20 20 (15) 20(15) 20(5) 20(5) 0 0 0 0 20 20 Area of dist/minors Ha. 35123 29016.25 58991.75 49035.25 9956.5 9956.5 0 0 0 0 88008


Distributory / minors Nos 0 0 0 0 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 27 Area of dist/minors Ha. 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 7500 8038.33 41667 40615.67 27356 21078 69732 (B) Drainage Works

1 Special Repair of Drains/ Desilting MD/MSD/CD

Km. 23 23.49 23 26.42 30 28.1 30 20.37 20 10.49 126.00 108.87

2 Construction of culvert No. 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2.00 2.00 (C) On farm development

1 Survey Ha. 5000 6711 5000 7552 5000 6815 6000 6710 9000 10072 30000 37860 2 Planning & design. Ha. 5000 5258 5000 9801 5000 6218 6000 5930 9000 8234 30000 35441 3 Construction Ha. 4000 5477 4000 4614 6420 6481 6000 6005 6000 5167 26420 27744 a Construction of field

channel Ha. 2500 4051 2500 3502 5268 5403 5000 5196 5000 4826 20268 22978

b Full package OFD Ha. 1500 1426 1500 1112 1152 1078 1000 809 1000 341 6152 4766 c Field intermediate link

drain Ha. 1500 1426 1500 1112 1152 1078 1000 809 1000 341 6152 4766

D Adaptive Trails Nos 50 52 50 51 50 52 50 53 50 52 250 260

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Scheme Unit 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015 2015-2016 2016-2017

Target Ach Target Ach Target Ach Target Ach Target Revised target Ach


1 Canal Linning Km. 3.88 3.55 7.28 7.42 124.94 143.46 214.67 65.29 276 16 14.61

2 Canal Structure /Protection works Nos 252 266 298 296 362 359 363 141 372 42 41


1.73 1.773 4.667 4.9321 16.43 14.814 24.149 9.624 25 5.05 4.946

4 Outlets Nos 298 229 200 190 824 455 854 148 1000 19 17

5 No of Training Programme Nos 8 18 26 20 30 15 15 0 15 15 4

6 No of Participants Nos 400 895 1700 1712 2100 748 970 0 970 970 94


Distributory / minors Nos 27 27 27 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Area of dist/minors Ha. 3050 2451.5 333 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

8 Area under One time functional Grant

4500 4400 4500 4200 6000 4600 6000 1200 6000 2380 0

9 VRB/Structure Nos 13 13 0 13 0 0 0 0

10 Concrete work cum 18960 5961 23528 2540 2530

11 stone masonary work cum 7631 800 6831 600 600

1 Survey of MD/MSD/ED/SD Km. 0 0 0 0 129.7 136.35 0 0 0 0 0


Km. 73.3 87.38 109.05 112.67 110.5 185.22 579.36 265.48 452 202 114.95

3 Construction of Culvert No. 0 0 0 0 8 8 46 29 26 26 0

© On Farm Development

1 Survey Ha. 9000 9448 9000 9143 5200 4500 9000 9000 9000 0 0

2 Planning & design. Ha. 9000 8278 9000 9478 5200 4150 9000 10429 9000 9000 3098

3 Construction Ha. 7200 7441 7600 7656 5200 4786 7786 6093 9000 5350 4688

a Construction of field channel Ha. 6200 6516 7000 7087 5130 4716 7641 5988 8650 5000 4648

b Full package OFD Ha. 1000 925 600 569 70 70 145 105 350 350 40

c Field intermediate link drain Ha. 1000 925 600 569 70 70 145 105 350 350 40

(D) Demonstration Nos 500 500 500 800 1000 1333 500 500 500 500 550

(E) Adaptive Trails Nos 50 49 50 64 50 162 50 54 50 50 50

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2021-2022

( upto Feb 2022)

Target Ach Target Ach Target Ach Target Ach Target Ach


1 Canal Linning Km. 201.16 18.81 254 54.91 165 55.58 85 62.882 212 212.589

2 Canal Structure /Protection works

Nos. 353 107 240 121 173 33 46 61 543 354


18.21 7.068 21.22 15.15 14.6 9.04 7.850 2.578554 5.4624 14.73894

4 Outlets Nos. 816 15 875 83 532 47 305 203 1660 797

5 Concrete work 59258 13152 58066 9370 25000 17401 24158 14860.93 75135 94593.15

6 stone masonary work

16941 6866 15551 2635 6500 1020 1987 2650.415 6075 18131.67

(B) Dranige work

1 VRB Nos 0 0 32


KM. 223 60.21 171 39.84 180 7.74 110 40.36 20 25.02

3 Construction of Culvert

Nos 6 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

(C) On farm development

1 Survey Ha. 16000 10743 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

2 Planning & design.

Ha. 16000 10492 0 0 1125 325 0 0 0 0

3 Construction Ha. 7681 5141 6177 1746 12058 107 0 0 0 0

a Construction of field channel

Ha. 7166 4908 5581 1507 0 0 0 0

b Full package OFD

Ha. 515 233 596 239 107 0 0 0 0

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Sno Scheme Unit 2017-2018 2018-2019 2019-2020 2020-2021

2021-2022

( upto Feb 2022)

Target Ach Target Ach Target Ach Target Ach Target Ach

c Field intermediate link drain

Ha. 515 233 596 239 107 0 0 0 0

(D) Demonstration Nos 500 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

(E) Adaptive Trails No 30 35 30 42 Executed in non plan upto 2018-19

F Adaptive Trial (Plan)

Nos Executed in non plan upto 2018-19 30 29 30 39 30 30

G Soil & Water Sample Analysis (Plan)

Nos 1000 823 1000 1009 1000 1784

H Seed production Programme

Ha. 60 79 102 102.88 102 90.08

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YEARWISE PHYSICAL TARGETS & ACHIEVEMENTS OF OFD WORKS UP TO Feb, 2022

YEAR Survey (ha) Planning (ha) Full package OFD Construction M.N. 7 (ha)

Target Achievement Cumulative total


Target Achiev. District wise Total Achievement

Cumulative total Kota Bundi Baran

74-75 200 0 0 1500 739 739 0 0 0 0 0 0

75-76 6700 11737 11737 4000 1125 1864 0 0 0 0 0 0

76-77 10000 6645 18382 4000 7450 9314 2000 0 562 121 683 683

77-78 5000 7360 25742 8000 4370 13684 2000 2155 2141 1034 5330 6013

78-79 10000 11300 37042 10000 10190 23874 5000 1505 2365 0 3870 9883

79-80 10000 13710 50752 10000 8971 32845 10000 3293 0 837 4130 14013

80-81 10000 11740 62492 10000 7891 40736 10000 6463 2493 170 9126 23139

81-82 10000 15274 77766 10000 5074 45810 10000 3353 2766 845 6964 30103

82-83 6000 3788 81554 16000 5903 51713 8000 3596 1525 1129 6250 36353

83-84 0 870 82424 0 900 52613 4500 2122 2000 0 4122 40475

84-85 0 275 82699 5000 3626 56239 4000 783 0 0 783 41258

85-86 1000 650 83349 5000 5000 61239 4000 2458 1158 584 4200 45458

86-87 1000 868 84217 5000 4800 66039 4000 1474 566 0 2040 47498

87-88 3000 3679 87896 5000 5081 71120 4000 1208 578 482 2268 49766

88-89 3000 1067 88963 5000 3148 74268 4000 1965 666 0 2631 52397

89-90 3000 572 89535 5000 1644 75912 3800 0 1624 0 1624 54021

90-91 1050 0 89535 1600 0 75912 1090 0 0 0 0 54021

91-92 2000 3450 92985 2000 2026 77938 1200 180 775 192 1147 55168

92-93 3000 2876 95861 3000 2913 80851 3000 534 1005 42 1581 56749

93-94 2000 1283 97144 2000 1949 82800 1500 888 1106 0 1994 58743

94-95 8000 7932 105076 2000 3701 86501 2000 1091 1120 0 2211 60954

95-96 2500 2626 107702 2000 2015 88516 2500 1202 1805 0 3007 63961

96-97 3000 3312 111014 2000 3000 91516 2500 916 1684 0 2600 66561

97-98 3000 3161 114175 3000 3118 94634 2500 1413 1365 0 2778 69339

98-99 3000 3923 118098 3000 3002 97636 2500 1267 1474 292 3033 72372

99-2000 3000 3003 121101 3000 3195 100831 1800 411 781 615 1807 74179

2000-01 300 327 121428 300 392 101223 2000 923.5 912 98.5 1934 76113

2001-02 3000 2800 124228 3000 2800 104023 2500 1508 921 39 2468 78581

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Target Achiev. District wise Total Achievement

Cumulative total 2002-03 3000 2903 127131 3000 2903 106926 2500 923 1373 197 2493 81074

2003-04 3000 3341 130472 3000 1991 108917 2500 735 619 0 1354 82428

2004-05 3000 5140 135612 3000 3780 112697 2500 1415 694 0 2109 84537

2005-06 5000 5326 140938 5000 3372 116069 850 692 218 0 910 85447

2006-07 5000 8433 149371 5000 6119 122188 1500 178 584 200 962 86409

2007-08 5000 6711 156082 5000 5258 127446 1500 683 743 0 1426 87835

2008-09 5000 7552 163634 5000 9801 137247 1500 3 548 561 1112 88947

2009-10 5000 6815 170449 5000 6218 143465 1152 90 336 652 1078 90025

2010-11 6000 6710 177159 6000 5930 149395 1000 0 233 576 809 90834

2011-12 9000 10072 187231 9000 8234 157629 1000 1 170 170 341 91175

2012-13 9000 9448 196679 9000 8278 165907 1000 306 325 294 925 92100

2013-14 9000 9143 205822 9000 9478 175385 570 80 115 374 569 92669

2014-15 5200 4500 210322 5200 4150 179535 70 70 70 92739

2015-16 9000 9000 219322 9000 10429 189964 145 105 105 92844

2016-17 9000 0 219322 9000 3098 193062 350 0 40 0 40 92884

2017-18 16000 10743 230065 16000 10492 203554 515 118 15 100 233 93117

2018-19 0 0 230065 0 0 203554 596 169 70 239 93356

2019-20 0 0 230065 1125 325 203879 838 24 83 107 93463

2020-21 0 0 230065 203879 0 93463

2021-22 230065 203879 93463

TOTAL 218950 230065 230065 237725 203879 203879 120476 46126 37510 9827.5 93463 93463

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YEAR Construction of field channel OFD M.N.2 (ha) Grand cumulative Achievement

Remarks

Target Achiev. District wise Total Achievement Cumulative total

Kota Bundi Baran

74-75 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

75-76 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

76-77 0 0 0 0 0 0 683

77-78 0 0 0 0 0 0 6013

78-79 0 0 0 0 0 0 9883

79-80 0 0 0 0 0 0 14013

80-81 0 0 0 0 0 0 23139

81-82 0 0 0 0 0 0 30103

82-83 0 0 0 0 0 0 36353

83-84 0 0 0 0 0 0 40475

84-85 0 0 0 0 0 0 41258

85-86 0 0 0 0 0 0 45458

86-87 0 0 0 0 0 0 47498

87-88 0 0 0 0 0 0 49766

88-89 0 0 0 0 0 0 52397

89-90 0 0 0 0 0 0 54021

90-91 0 0 0 0 0 0 54021

91-92 0 0 0 0 0 0 55168

92-93 0 0 0 0 0 0 56749

93-94 0 0 0 0 0 0 58743

94-95 0 0 0 0 0 0 60954

95-96 0 0 0 0 0 0 63961

96-97 0 0 0 0 0 0 66561

97-98 0 0 0 0 0 0 69339

98-99 0 0 0 0 0 0 72372

99-2000 0 0 0 0 0 0 74179

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YEAR Construction of field channel OFD M.N.2 (ha) Grand cumulative Achievement

Remarks

Target Achiev. District wise Total Achievement Cumulative total

2000-01 0 0 0 0 0 0 76113

2001-02 0 0 0 0 0 0 78581

2002-03 0 0 0 0 0 0 81074

2003-04 0 0 0 0 0 0 82428

2004-05 1500 291 400 0 691 691 85228

2005-06 3150 1169 1522 0 2691 3382 88829

2006-07 2500 1528 1515 0 3043 6425 92834

2007-08 2500 2072 1979 4051 10476 98311

2008-09 2500 1879 1623 0 3502 13978 102925

2009-10 5268 2320 3083 5403 19381 109406

2010-11 5000 1626 3070 500 5196 24577 115411

2011-12 5000 1640 3046 140 4826 29403 120578

2012-13 6200 2246 3113 1157 6516 35919 128019

2013-14 7030 2636 3617 834 7087 43006 135675

2014-15 5130 1665 3010 41 4716 47722 140461

2015-16 7641 2438 2062 1488 5988 53710 146554

2016-17 5000 697 2429 1522 4648 58358 151242

2017-18 7166 1252 1739 1917 4908 63266 156383

2018-19 5581 230 838 439 1507 64773 158129

2019-20 0 64773 158236

2020-21 0 64773 158236

2021-22 0 64773 158236

TOTAL 71166 23689 33046 8038 64773 64773 158236

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YEAR WISE PROGRESS OF WARABANDI

Year Warabandi in ha. Cummulative Progress(Ha.)

1974-75 --------- ---------

1975-76 --------- ---------

1976-77 --------- ---------

1977-78 --------- ---------

1978-79 --------- ---------

1979-80 --------- ---------

1980-81 2000 2000

1981-82 11882 13882

1982-83 26348 40230

1983-84 35877 76107

1984-85 4900 81007

1985-86 0 81007

1986-87 3782 84789

1987-88 2866 87655

1988-89 3591 91246

1989-90 1500 92746

1990-91 1547 94293

1991-92 600 94893

1992-93 0 94893

1993-94 0 94893

1994-95 6232 101125

1995-96 6036 107161

1996-97 0 107161

1997-98 0 107161

1998-99 0 107161

1999-00 0 107161

2000-01 0 107161

2001-02 0 107161

2002-03 0 107161

2003-04 0 107161

2004-05 0 107161

2005-06 0 107161

2006-07 0 107161

2007-08 0 107161

2008-09 0 107161

2009-10 0 107161

2010-11 0 107161

2011-12 0 107161

2012-13 0 107161

2013-14 0 107161

2014-15 0 107161

2015-16 0 107161

2016-17 0 107161

2017-18 0 107161

2018-19 0 107161

2019-20 0 107161

2020-21 0 107161

2021-22 0 107161

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Financial Progress - Budget Outley and Expenditure

Rs in lacs

S. No.

Name of Head/SubHead 1974-75 1975-76 1976-77

Outlay Expend Outlay Expend Outlay Expend

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

AREA DEVELOPMENT

1 Direction and Administration 13.29 7.052 33.44 28.454 30.01 29.890

2 Agriculture Research 0.97 0.000 3.68 3.443 4.00 3.600

3 Agriculture Extension 19.71 8.154 22.01 20.478 23.65 22.420

4 Adeptive Trails 0.00 0.000 0.00 0.000 0.00 0.000

5 Maint & repair of Canals N.Plan 149.25 105.250 103.31 105.096 116.26 113.290

II ON FARM DEVELOPMENT

1 Govt.. Account O.F.D. Estt. 14.63 14.965 34.10 30.795 39.08 35.590

2 R.L.D.C. Account OFD Works 0.00 0.000 0.00 0.000 78.37 16.620

III CAPITAL OUTLAY

1 Irrigation 0.00 37.724 71.87 88.995 91.00 91.530

2 Drainage 104.01 31.556 105.75 89.931 181.00 194.500

3 Warabandi 0.00 0.000 0.00 0.000 0.00 0.000

IV Roads 41.00 61.310 107.80 95.940 195.02 195.110

V Canal Bank Plantation - - - - - -

VI Afforestation 2.00 2.080 3.15 3.150 4.25 4.280

VII Crop Compensation 0.00 0.000 0.00 0.000 0.00 0.000

VIII Fertilizer 0.00

IX Intrest 0.00

Total 344.86 268.091 485.11 466.282 762.64 706.83

S. No.



1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

AREA DEVELOPMENT




4 Adeptive Trails 0.00 0.000 0.00 0.000 0.00 0.000




2 R.L.D.C. Account OFD Works 122.70 87.093 278.40 96.931 255.00 202.242

III CAPITAL OUTLAY

1 Irrigation 134.84 184.510 180.05 192.311 190.32 185.828

2 Drainage 299.16 257.615 230.95 192.311 241.67 246.192

3 Warabandi 0.00 0.000 0.00 0.000 0.00 0.000

IV Roads 119.11 185.410 200.00 212.080 100.00 122.422




VIII Fertilizer

IX Intrest

Total 879.46 933.353 1109.01 887.532 1063.48 1033.015

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Rs in lacs

S. No.

Name of Head/SubHead 1980-81 1981-82 Apr.82 to Jun 82


1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

AREA DEVELOPMENT

1 Direction and Administration 41.60 45.384 47.72 48.346 15.597

2 Agriculture Research 10.62 10.623 10.08 10.681 0.000

3 Agriculture Extension 41.94 34.338 36.77 35.539 9.795

4 Adeptive Trails 0.00 0.000 0.00 0.000 0.000

5 Maint & repair of Canals N.Plan 121.59 189.480 160.04 163.380 -


1 Govt.. Account O.F.D. Estt. 78.78 61.242 106.52 107.339 18.270

2 R.L.D.C. Account OFD Works 250.00 304.913 321.40 264.461 -

III CAPITAL OUTLAY

1 Irrigation 164.43 160.743 195.87 196.185 28.250

2 Drainage 196.57 248.668 94.06 93.808 71.476

3 Warabandi 0.00 0.000 0.00 0.000 -

IV Roads 150.00 83.203 100.00 99.821 44.740


VI Afforestation 3.33 4.223 3.70 3.194 0.234

VII Crop Compensation 0.00 0.000 0.00 0.000 0.000

VIII Fertilizer

IX Intrest

Total 1058.86 1142.817 1076.16 1022.754 0.00 183.362

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Name of Head/SubHead up to ph-I Jul 74 to Jun 82

July 82 to March 83 1983-84

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

AREA DEVELOPMENT




4 Adeptive Trails 0.00 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.00 0.000




2 R.L.D.C. Account OFD Works - 569.324 0.000 193.273 71.45 71.345

III CAPITAL OUTLAY

1 Irrigation 0.00 401.978 0.000 - - -

2 Drainage 2432.00 1162.028 0.000 160.675 21.70 35.453

3 Warabandi 0.00 1426.057 0.000 70.568 43.20 37.714

IV Roads 1100.00 1090.036 0.000 - 24.00 19.960

V Canal Bank Plantation 0.00 - 0.000 18.220 0.00 0.00



VIII Fertilizer 600.00 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.00 0.000

IX Intrest 880.00 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.00 0.000

Total 7320.00 6643.920 393.56 809.629 483.39 597.230

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Financial Progress - Budget Outley and Expenditure (Rs in lacs)

S. No. Name of Head/SubHead 1984-85

Outlay Expend

1 2 3 4

I AREA DEVELOPMENT

1 Direction and Administration 55.00 53.897

2 Agriculture Research 0.00 0.000

3 Agriculture Extension 26.00 26.516

4 Adeptive Trials 0.00 0.000

5 Maint & repair of Canals N.Plan 248.21 333.234


1 Govt.. Account O.F.D. Estt.(Upto Apr. 82) Govt.. Account O.F.D. Works (1.4.8 to 3.3.82)

70.04 71.342

2 R.L.D.C. Account OFD Works 82.65 57.149

III CAPITAL OUTLAY

1 Irrigation 23.38 25.333

2 Drainage 41.12 37.958

3 Warabandi 16.00 17.389

IV Roads 0.00 0.000

V Canal Bank Plantation 0.00 0.00

VI Afforestation 0.00 0.000

VII Crop Compensation 0.00 0.000

VIII Fertilizer

IX Intrest

562.40 622.818

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

A STATE PLAN


2 O.F.D. (Est.) 30.43 32.042 32.01 27.544 37.61 44.341

3 O.F.D. (Works) 26.25 31.225 32.00 32.000 32.00 22.500

4 Irrigation & Drainage Works 79.00 82.159 53.50 47.576 61.75 57.199

5 Land Compansation - - - - - -

6 Warabandi 9.00 9.466 8.00 6.804 24.00 14.667


8 Crop Compensation - 13.900 - 3.00 0.05 -

9 Wireless

TOTAL (A) :- 194.42 218.83 177.21 167.90 212.25 195.35

RAJAD

B CENTRALLY SPOSERED SCHEMES (CSS)


2 O.F.D. (Est.) 30.43 32.042 32.01 27.544 37.61 44.341

3 O.F.D. (Works) 26.25 31.225 32.00 32.000 32.00 22.500

4 Warabandi 9.00 9.466 8.00 6.804 24.00 14.667

5 Crop Compensation - 13.900 - - - -

6 Wireless

TOTAL (B) :- 91.78 113.11 96.71 90.56 118.86 106.54

C NON-PLAN

1 Relief Natural Calimities Damaged due to flood Central Works

0.00 0.000 230.00 92.754 137.25 142.560

2 2701-Major and Medium Irrigation Project Maintenance and repair

234.95 248.918 214.35 314.789 251.64 307.180

3 2705-Direction & Administration 8.01 8.013 8.33 8.373 8.82 8.750


TOTAL (C) :- 251.03 264.914 462.23 424.782 409.38 469.71

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

A STATE PLAN


2 O.F.D. (Est.) 41.80 30.110 42.93 46.54 40.00 45.17

3 O.F.D. (Works) 35.00 35.000 43.75 15.17 1.00 -


5 Land Compansation - - - - 37.10 22.58

6 Warabandi 24.13 20.460 30.00 24.06 14.28 15.84


8 Crop Compensation 1.00 1.000 13.50 - 0.50 -

9 Wireless - - - - - -

TOTAL (A) :- 251.00 270.83 342.50 361.99 258.00 392.20

RAJAD



2 O.F.D. (Est.) 41.80 30.110 42.93 46.540 40.00 45.170

3 O.F.D. (Works) 35.00 35.000 43.75 15.170 1.00 -

4 Warabandi 24.13 26.460 30.00 24.060 14.28 15.540

5 Crop Compensation 1.00 1.000 13.50 -

6 Wireless - - - - - -

TOTAL (B) :- 130.43 118.12 164.11 119.14 89.78 94.00

C NON-PLAN



280.61 355.810 357.72 455.160 384.98 522.810

3 2705-Direction & Administration 9.35 9.090 10.80 10.880 12.32 11.960


TOTAL (C) :- 301.82 376.70 382.92 479.38 449.42 586.70

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

A STATE PLAN


2 O.F.D. (Est.) 35.00 36.67 40.09 50.13 36.23 66.07

3 O.F.D. (Works) 30.00 29.41 108.50 95.18 98.36 111.00


5 Land Compansation 39.00 26.34 5.47 4.97 5.35 2.57

6 Warabandi 16.00 15.19 17.00 18.50 19.00 20.72


8 Crop Compensation 1.00 - - - 5.00 -

9 Wireless 4.00 - 4.00 - 4.28 -

TOTAL (A) :- 338.33 353.08 411.57 434.79 376.85 433.95

RAJAD 394.40 284.72



2 O.F.D. (Est.) 35.00 36.67 40.09 50.13 36.23 46.07

3 O.F.D. (Works) 30.00 29.41 108.50 95.18 98.36 111.00

4 Warabandi 16.00 15.19 17.00 18.50 19.00 20.00

5 Crop Compensation 1.00 - - - 5.00 -

6 Wireless 4.00 - - - 4.28 -

TOTAL (B) :- 120.65 115.75 206.09 207.98 205.87 230.13

C NON-PLAN



429.10 612.70 675.62 704.92 790.78 817.52

3 2705-Direction & Administration

13.22 12.89 14.00 15.27 16.41 18.21


TOTAL (C) :- 505.04 682.21 756.17 785.89 887.89 913.26

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

A STATE PLAN


2 O.F.D. (Est.) 52.92 51.88 62.00 60.83 71.20 69.72

3 O.F.D. (Works) 111.92 93.06 167.50 146.45 131.45 149.28



6 Warabandi 23.00 23.67 29.00 28.55 16.25 16.32


8 Crop Compensation - - - - - -

9 Wireless 6.06 1.99 4.00 2.83 0.27 0.27

TOTAL (A) :- 571.00 615.03 705.27 807.26 650.00 674.78

RAJAD 333.40 221.450 321.36 307.360 540.00 506.96



2 O.F.D. (Est.) 52.92 51.88 62.00 60.83 71.20 69.72

3 O.F.D. (Works) 111.92 93.06 167.50 146.45 131.45 149.29

4 Warabandi 23.00 23.67 29.30 28.55 16.25 16.31

5 Crop Compensation - - - - - -

6 Wireless 6.06 1.99 4.00 2.830 0.27 0.270

TOTAL (B) :- 258.90 230.46 349.95 314.74 302.37 320.31

C NON-PLAN



840.85 847.97 649.60 925.30 656.02 669.87

3 2705-Direction & Administration

17.47 22.99 19.01 17.85 22.06 20.96


TOTAL (C) :- 941.42 962.88 766.06 1045.35 786.88 803.73

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S. No.


Revised Outlay

Expend Revised Outlay


Expend

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

A STATE PLAN


2 O.F.D. (Est.) 73.80 74.14 90.33 102.19 48.10 69.91

3 O.F.D. (Works) 135.00 212.67 175.00 166.86 61.67 92.68



6 Warabandi 0.02 0.29 0.02 - - -


8 Crop Compensation 0.01 0.00 - - - -

9 Wireless 0.00 0.00 - - 25.28 -

10 Adative Trails/Agri. Research 30.15 31.36 28.76 29.39 - 24.39

11 PIM (Participatory Irrigation Management)

(a) Managerial Subsidy 10.00 9.99 8.01 5.44 - -

(b) Rehabition of Canal 0.01 0.00 - - - -

(c) Action Research 0.05 0.00 - - 0.01 -

(d) Training & Mass awareness 1.00 1.01 1.00 0.96 - -

(e) NABARD (RIDF) 85.00 69.21 29.00 31.58 100.00 93.34

(f) Consultancy Studies 0.60 0.65 - - - -

TOTAL 719.69 763.22 720.00 729.16 474.58 542.24

RAJAD 955.00 956.360 667.00 638.870 225.00 168.34

TOTAL STATE PLAN 1674.69 1719.58 1387.00 1368.03 699.58 710.58



2 O.F.D. (Est.) 73.80 74.14 90.33 102.19 48.10 69.91

3 O.F.D. (Works) 135.00 121.63 105.00 100.28 61.67 79.33

4 Warabandi 0.00 0.00 0.02 - - -

5 Crop Compensation 0.01 0.00 - - - -

6 Wireless 0.00 0.00 - - - -

7 Adative Trails/Agri. Research 30.15 31.37 28.76 29.390 25.28 24.390

8 PIM (Participatory Irrigation Management)

(a) Managerial Subsidy 10.00 9.99 8.00 5.440 0.01 -

(b) Action Research 0.05 0.00 - - - -

(c) Training & Mass awaerness 1.00 1.01 1.00 0.960 - -

(d) Consultancy Studies 0.50 0.55 - - - -

TOTAL 308.43 297.18 297.88 299.74 180.54 222.31

C NON-PLAN

1 Irrigation & Drainage 946.68 976.25 1190.80 1238.86 1287.87 1296.430

Less MP Share -277.22 284.90 343.72 362.56 -386.52 -389.080

Net 669.46 691.35 847.08 876.56 901.35 907.350

2 Direction and Administration (Including Agri. Research)

22.07 23.22 28.14 28.51 27.40 24.15


TOTAL 816.62 840.51 1024.71 1072.82 1046.44 1053.28

GRAND TOTAL 2799.74 2857.27 2709.59 2740.11 1926.56 1986.17

ADP (World Bank Added) 43.00 43.00 25.00 27.20 48.00 45.26

(G. Total including ADP) 2842.74 2900.27 3734.60 2767.31 1974.56 2031.43

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Financial Progress - Budget Outley and Expenditure(Rs in lacs)

S. No.

Name of Head/SubHead

2000-2001 2001-2002

Revised Outlay


Expend

A State Plan.

1 Direction & Admn. 70.77 69.15 55.15 52.39

2 OFD (Estt.) 113.42 110.40 96.27 98.98

3 OFD (works) 101.00 102.35 87.50 88.03

4 Irrigation &Drainage Works 127.15 125.89 116.27 113.92

5 Land Comp 2.00 1.79 2.20 1.81

6 Agriculture Extension 10.50 10.31 - -

7PIM(Managerial Subsidy) 5.18 2.75 3.50 3.50

8NABARD 15.00 12.48 - -

9 Adaptive Trial 25.55 24.50 27.65 27.53

10 Crop Compension 0.01 -

11 Net suspense 124.45 118.73

TOTAL 470.57 459.62 513.00 504.89

RAJAD 25.37 23.92 * *

B Centrally Sponsored Schemes

1 Direction & Admn. 14.00 12.61 17.50 17.50

2 OFD (Estt.)/Minor works 11.00 11.39 3.00 2.07

3 OFD (works) 59.00 54.90 87.50 87.50

4 Crop Comp. - - 0.01 -

5Adaptive Trial 25.55 24.50 27.85 27.53

6 PIM(Managerial Subsidy) 5.17 2.75 3.50 3.50

7. Training & mass aware-

-ness

TOTAL C.S.S : 114.72 106.15 139.36 138.10

C Non Plan

1 Irrigation & Drainage 1051.30 1052.70 1054.20 982.82

2 Less M.P. Share -327.02 -332.07 -326.70 -321.35

Net. 724.28 720.63 727.59 661.47

3 Direction & Admn. 25.70 26.57 28.00 26.86

4Agri Extn. 118.45 106.74 113.74 106.58

5 Pension & Retirement. - - - -

TOTAL NON-PLAN :- 868.43 853.94 869.33 794.91

GRAND TOTAL:-- 1479.09 1443.63 1521.69 1437.90

ADP:---- 325.00 260.32 * *

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Head/Sub Head. 2002-2003 2003-04 2004-05 2005-2006 2006-07 Total 10 th plan

Revised Outlay

Exp. Revised Outlay

Exp. Revised Outlay

Exp. Revised Outlay

Exp. Revised Outlay

Exp. Revised Outlay

Exp.

A State Plan.

1 Direction & Admin. 53.45 52.09 51.10 53.69 20.70 43.72 33.70 42.13 45.53 48.52 204.48 240.15

2 OFD (Estt.) 87.71 90.56 88.58 87.85 85.07 81.42 88.18 90.54 95.26 100.66 444.80 451.03

Minor works 3.00 1.57 3.50 3.06 10.88 3.55 6.25 5.73 10.00 9.23 33.63 23.14

3 OFD (works) 88.50 81.51 60.00 58.77 228.00 127.01 188.41 161.52 178.66 173.75 743.57 602.56

4 Irrigation &Drainage Works 229.90 199.61 216.95 215.5 285.54 284.87 1021.46 1026.53 504.60 427.28 2258.45 2153.94

5 Land Compensation 2.20 0.68 0.01 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.50 0.15 1.00 0.92 3.71 1.75

6 PIM (Managerial Subsidy) 1.50 1.46 0.45 0.44 1.00 0.00 0.01 0.00 0.50 0.00 3.46 1.90

7 Training & mass awareness 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.50 0.50 2.00 1.94 2.50 2.44

8 Adaptive Trial 23.73 23.28 22.10 21.83 20.80 19.94 39.15 39.62 45.56 46.03 151.34 150.70

9 Crop Compension 0.01 0.00 0.01 0.00 0.01 0.00 0.01 0.00 0.01 0.00 0.05 0.00

10 Net suspense 0.00 0.00 50.30 51.71 0.00 -23.84 7.50 -9.86 16.88 15.63 74.68 33.64

Total (State Plan) 490.00 450.76 493.00 493.00 652.00 536.67 1385.67 1356.86 900.00 823.96 3920.67 3661.25

11 Farmer Share in OFD Works 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 21.06 0.00 38.31 0.00 43.98 0.00 103.35

Total of Chambal Command 490.00 450.76 493.00 493.00 652.00 557.73 1385.67 1395.17 900.00 867.94 3920.67 3764.60

12 Bisalpur Project 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 5.00 0.00 5.25 0.00 5.25 0.00 15.50 0.00

Total(State Plan, Farmer Contribution, Bisalpur)

490.00 450.76 493.00 493.00 657.00 557.73 1390.92 1395.17 905.25 867.94 3936.17 3764.60

B Centrally Sponsored Schemes

1 Direction & Admin. 17.50 16.45 15.00 13.04 54.80 29.61 46.50 39.80 43.68 42.64 177.48 141.54

2 Minor works 3.00 1.57 3.50 3.06 10.88 3.55 6.25 5.73 10.00 9.23 33.63 23.14

3 OFD (works) 87.50 82.26 55.00 53.87 274.00 148.07 232.18 199.02 218.35 213.19 867.03 696.41

4 Crop Compensation 0.00 0.00 0.01 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.01 0.00

5 Adaptive Trial 23.73 23.27 22.10 21.84 20.80 19.94 0.00 0.00 0.02 0.00 66.65 65.05

6 PIM (Managerial Subsidy) 1.50 1.46 0.45 0.44 1.00 0.00 0.01 0.00 0.50 0.00 3.46 1.90

7 Training & mass awareness 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 24.07 24.07 1.50 1.50 6.00 5.83 31.57 31.40

Total of Chambal Command 133.23 125.01 96.06 92.25 385.55 225.24 286.44 246.05 278.55 270.89 1179.83 959.44

8 Bisalpur Project 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 5.00 0.00 5.25 0.00 5.25 15.50 0.00

Grand Total- C.S.S 133.23 125.01 96.06 92.25 390.55 225.24 291.69 246.05 283.80 270.89 1062.10 834.43

Total State Plan +CSS 623.23 575.77 589.06 585.25 1047.55 782.97 1682.61 1641.22 1189.05 1138.83 4998.27 4599.03

c Non Plan

1 Irrigation & Drainage 806.74 797.41 818.19 799.58 849 845.01 909.56 893.4 939.89 1003.65 4323.38 4339.05

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Head/Sub Head. 2002-2003 2003-04 2004-05 2005-2006 2006-07 Total 10 th plan

Revised Outlay

Exp. Revised Outlay

Exp. Revised Outlay

Exp. Revised Outlay

Exp. Revised Outlay

Exp. Revised Outlay

Exp.

2 Less M.P. Share -297.39 -297.57 -293.75 -288.74 -305.02 -290.29 -320.79 -308.91 -354.63 -360.5 -1571.58 -1546.01

3 Net. 509.35 499.84 727.59 510.84 543.98 554.72 588.77 584.49 585.26 643.15 2954.95 2793.04

4 Direction & Admin. 24.86 23.93 28.16 24.98 27.09 24.78 30.01 28.5 31.66 31.79 141.78 133.98

5 Agri. Exten. 104.54 107.01 124.09 118.82 130.09 124.68 140.09 140.28 146.09 150.46 644.90 641.25

6 Pension & Retirement. 0.00 36.42 0.00 44.22 0.00 34.27 0.00 31.25 0.00 58.20 0.00 204.36

TOTAL NON-PLAN :- 638.75 560.19 879.84 698.86 701.16 738.45 758.87 784.52 763.01 883.6 3741.63 3568.27

M.P. Share under Plan 284.29 245.92 283.24 278.57 349.1 338.52 397.64 403.36 291.3 299.11 1605.57 1565.48

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S. No.

Head/Sub Head. 2007-2008

2008-2009

2009-2010

2010-2011

2011-2012

Total 2007-08 to 2011-12

Revised Outlay

Exp. Revised Outlay

Exp. Revised Outlay

Exp. Revised Outlay

Exp. Revised Outlay

Exp. Revised Outlay

Exp.

State Plan

A Direction & Administration

101.98 102.54 150.81 149.12 192.31 188.48 202.28 185.89 234.98 229.43 882.36 855.46

B Irrigation & Drainage

1 Managerial Subsidy 0.01 0.00 0.01 0.00 0.01 0.00 0.01 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.04 0.00

2 PIM (Training ) 2.00 1.91 2.00 1.98 2.00 1.98 2.25 2.09 4.50 4.27 12.75 12.23

3 Irrigation & Drainage 1275.50 1223.25 2339.98 2260.10 941.29 909.54 427.45 370.62 798.27 747.50 5782.49 5511.01

4 Land Compensation 5.00 4.25 2.50 2.11 3.50 0.09 0.01 0.00 0.15 0.00 11.16 6.45

5 WUA Elections 18.80 10.66 10.00 9.97 15.00 15.41 28 27.55 7.00 3.35 78.80 66.94

6 Correction of System Deficiency ( 20works)

635.00 558.99 1082.00 968.96 340.00 98.94 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 2057.00 1626.89

7 Correction of System Deficiency ( 27works)

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 241.15 1250 1218.5 670.00 632.34 1920.00 2091.96

8 Correction of System Deficiency (establishment)(20 works)

0.00 0.00 89.96 81.31 55.31 16.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 145.27 97.31

9 Correction of System Deficiency (establishment)(27 works)

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 38.96 137.32 132.84 101.01 96.99 238.33 268.79

10 Special component for SC

0.01 0.00 0.01 0.00 0.01 0.00 0.01 0.00 12.90 12.90 12.94 12.90

11 Special component for ST

0.01 0.00 0.01 0.00 0.01 0.00 0.01 0.00 1.13 1.13 1.17 1.13

Sub Total 1936.33 1799.06 3526.47 3324.43 1357.13 1322.07 1845.06 1751.57 1594.96 1498.48 10259.95 9695.61

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2008-2009

2009-2010

2010-2011

2011-2012

Total 2007-08 to 2011-12

Revised Outlay

Exp. Revised Outlay

Exp. Revised Outlay

Exp. Revised Outlay

Exp. Revised Outlay

Exp. Revised Outlay

Exp.


1 O.F.D. (Establishment)

53.33 63.31 148.89 144.56 142.40 136.82 164.71 165.81 188.91 190.52 698.24 701.02

2 O.F.D. Survey (minor works)

7.00 6.99 6.50 5.72 8.5 8.51 7 7.01 18.60 18.49 47.60 46.72

3 O.F.D. (Works) 257.00 257.00 210.00 210.30 372 372.63 308.75 283.61 258.58 234.68 1406.33 1358.22

4 Crop. Compensation 0.01 0.00 0.01 0.00 0.01 0 0.01 0 0.01 0.00 0.05 0.00

5 Net Suspense 0.01 -1.83 48.30 48.29 30.34 27.06 34.46 33.73 76.50 59.68 189.61 166.93

6 Special component for SC/ST

0.00 0.00 0.02 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.02 0.00

Sub Total 317.35 325.47 413.72 408.87 553.25 545.02 514.93 490.16 542.60 503.37 2341.85 2272.89

TOTAL Expenditure under Plan excluding M.P. Share (A+B+C):

2355.66 2227.07 4091.00 3882.42 2102.69 2055.57 2562.27 2427.62 2372.54 2231.28 13484.16 12823.96

Farmer Contribution in OFD Works

60.59 60.59 47.09 47.09 88.99 88.99 70.91 70.91 60.00 58.94 327.58 326.52

Centrally Sponsored Schemes

F Irrigation & Drainage

1 PIM (Managerial Subsidy)

0.01 0.00 0.01 0.00 0.01 0.00 0.01 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.04 0.00

2 Training & Mass awareness

6.00 5.71 6.00 5.96 6.0 5.95 6.75 6.27 13.50 12.81 38.25 36.70

3 Correction of System Deficiency (20 works)

635.00 558.99 1082.00 968.96 340.00 98.94 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 2057.00 1626.89

4 Correction of System Deficiency (27 works)

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 241.15 1250 1218.5 670.00 632.34 1920.00 2091.96

5 Correction of System Deficiency (establishment 20

0.00 0.00 89.96 81.31 55.31 16.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 145.27 97.31

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2008-2009

2009-2010

2010-2011

2011-2012

Total 2007-08 to 2011-12

Revised Outlay

Exp. Revised Outlay

Exp. Revised Outlay

Exp. Revised Outlay

Exp. Revised Outlay

Exp. Revised Outlay

Exp.

works)

6 Correction of System Deficiency (establishment 27 works)

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 38.96 137.32 132.84 101.01 96.99 238.33 268.79

Sub Total 641.01 564.70 1177.97 1056.23 401.32 401.00 1394.08 1357.58 784.51 742.14 4398.89 4121.65

G On Farm Development

4 OFD (Works) 305.00 305.00 250.00 256.90 460.00 460.77 381.68 354.51 318.58 293.34 1715.26 1670.52

5 OFD (Minor works) 7.00 6.99 6.50 5.72 8.50 8.51 7.00 7.01 18.60 18.50 47.60 46.73

6 OFD (Establishment) 61.00 61.00 50.00 51.38 92.00 92.15 76.34 70.91 63.71 58.67 343.05 334.11

Sub Total 373.00 372.99 306.50 314.00 560.50 561.43 465.02 432.43 400.89 370.51 2105.91 2051.36

TOTAL C.S.S. (F+G) 1014.01 937.69 1484.47 1370.23 961.82 962.43 1859.10 1790.01 1185.40 1112.65 6504.80 6173.01

H NON PLAN

1 Irrigation & Drainage( Excluding M.P. share)

712.51 722.72 745.98 754.51 939.32 913.36 924.94 870.48 1139.26 1088.19 4462.01 4349.26

M.P. Share Under Non Plan

372.68 376.04 390.08 410.95 513.67 503.65 481.65 466.07 567.28 536.34 2325.36 2293.05

Irrigation & Drainage( Including M.P. share)

1085.19 1098.76 1136.06 1165.46 1452.99 1417.01 1406.59 1336.55 1706.54 1624.53 6787.37 6642.31

2 Direction & Administration

36.87 34.18 48.62 44.25 57.42 53.79 68.93 61.56 61.25 62.23 273.09 256.01

3 Agriculture Extension 156.1 161.08 239.10 258.27 286.14 272.95 283.22 275.1 312.46 303.17 1277.02 1270.57

4 Adaptive Trial 47.96 42.12 55.78 48.12 54.73 50.71 53.93 49.09 35.33 40.12 247.73 230.16

TOTAL NON PLAN ( Excluding M.P. Share)

953.44 960.1 1089.48 1105.15 1337.61 1290.81 1331.02 1256.23 1548.30 1493.71 6259.85 6106.00

TOTAL NON PLAN ( Including M.P. Share)

1326.12 1336.14 1479.56 1516.10 1851.28 1794.46 1812.67 1722.30 2115.58 2030.05 8585.21 8399.05

5 Pension & Retirement

0.00 55.29 0.00 90.48 0.00 107.49 0.00 113.71 0.00 129.38 0.00 496.35

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2008-2009

2009-2010

2010-2011

2011-2012

Total 2007-08 to 2011-12

Revised Outlay

Exp. Revised Outlay

Exp. Revised Outlay

Exp. Revised Outlay

Exp. Revised Outlay

Exp. Revised Outlay

Exp.

M.P. Share Under

Plan 413.53 412.7 768.82 772.48 500.66 504.86 437.42 348.3 571.00 497.41 2691.43 2535.75

CM Budget Announcement

1500 1367.41 1500 1505.87 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 3000.00 2873.28

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S. No.


2013-2014

2014-15

2015-2016

Revised Outlay

Exp. Revised Outlay

Exp. Revised Budget Outlay

Of which CSS outlay

Expenditure

Of which CSS (expenditure)

Revised Budget Outlay

Of which CSS outlay

Expenditure


State Plan

A1 Direction & Administration Plan Supervision

10.50 0.00 148.51 146.28 168.82 0.00 161.80 0.00 159.28 0.00 154.70 0.00

A2 Command Area Development

a Direction & Administration 268.36 244.76 433.80 360.21 426.86 0.00 411.36 0.00 406.60 0.00 378.93 0.00

b Adaptive Trial 0.01 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.02 0.01 0.00 0.00 0.02 0.00 0.00 0.00

c Demonstration (Gen) 2.00 2.00 4.00 3.80 14.00 12.00 9.46 8.60 22.00 13.20 18.98 11.39

d Demonstration (SC) 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1.00 0.00 1.00 0.00 1.00 0.60 0.92 0.55

e Demonstration (ST) 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1.00 0.00 1.00 0.00 1.00 0.60 0.86 0.52

Sub Total A2 (a+b+c) 270.37 246.76 437.80 364.01 442.88 12.01 422.82 8.60 430.62 14.40 399.69 12.46

Total (A1+A2) 280.87 246.76 586.31 510.29 611.70 12.01 584.62 8.60 589.90 14.40 554.39 12.46


B1 Participatory Irrigation Management

a One time functional grant to registered WUAs

20.00 19.80 20.00 18.90 60.00 30.00 41.40 20.70 60.00 30.00 10.80 5.40

b PIM-Training & Mass Awareness

8.00 4.70 8.00 5.85 32.00 24.00 29.47 22.10 32.00 19.20 0.00 0.00

c Monitoring & evaluation 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

d WUA Elections 3.00 2.72 14.00 9.55 15.00 0.00 14.18 0.00 15.00 0.00 10.83 0.00

Sub Total Participatory Irrigation Management (a+b+c+d)

31.00 27.22 42.00 34.30 107.00 54.00 85.05 42.80 107.00 49.20 21.63 5.40

B2 Irrigation & Drainage

B2-1

Right Main Canal

a Right Main Canal 127.94 120.71 220.96 200.29 345.72 0.00 298.53 0.00 52.99 0.00 31.98 0.00

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Expenditure


(excluding MP share)

b Right Canal- Distributaries 824.62 767.73 1187.83 1180.81 189.19 0.00 185.22 0.00 0.01 0.00 0.00 0.00

c Renovation/Up gradation( correction of System Deficiencies)

46.50 45.22 2.50 0.00 8.00 4.00 6.81 3.41 0.02 0.00 0.00 0.00

d Establishment of ( correction of System Deficiencies)

4.96 6.08 0.32 0.00 0.34 0.17 0.26 0.13 0.09 0.00 0.00 0.00

e Drainage including protra 105.62 97.77 329.08 247.71 513.44 0.00 335.99 0.00 648.05 0.00 484.34 0.00

f Land Compensation 0.05 0.00 14.69 14.69 1.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.01 0.00 0.00 0.00

g Special Component Plan 789

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 225.21 0.00 214.49 0.00 185.00 0.00 65.92 0.00

h Special Component Plan 796

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 563.25 0.00 386.89 0.00 348.00 0.00 114.33 0.00

Budget Announcement RMC

I Renovation/Up gradation/Modernization (NABARD) & CM announcement

1317.93 262.96 518.02 475.70 6012.06 0.00 5978.45 0.00 2626.00 0.00 2027.44 0.00

K Cross regulator 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1858.64 0.00 1107.42 0.00

L Repair & maintenance of Canal

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

Sub Total Right Canal System (a+b+c+d+e+f+g+h+i+j+k+L)

2427.62 1300.47 2273.40 2119.20 7858.21 4.17 7406.64 3.54

5718.81 0.00 3831.43 0.00

B2-2

Left Main Canal

a Execution 686.33 567.45 743.40 728.30 64.40 0.00 35.79 0.00 0.04 0.00 0.00

Budget Announcement LMC

b Renovation/Up gradation/Modernization (NABARD) & CM

0.01 0.00 595.40 496.47 5627.00 0.00 5169.32 0.00 215.00 0.00 14.17

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Of which CSS outlay

Expenditure


Announcement

Renovation of canal( Budget Announcement 2013-14)

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 94.53 0.00 11.68

c Renovation / Up gradation( (Correction of System Deficiencies)

45.00 28.32 7.50 1.68 45.00 22.50 43.26 21.63 0.02 0.00 0.00

d Establishment under ( Correction of System Deficiencies)

6.13 3.88 0.97 0.23 2.98 1.49 2.96 1.48 0.06 0.00 0.00

e Special Component Plan 789

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 113.00 0.00 84.96 0.00 10.00 0.00 0.99

f Special Component Plan 796

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 280.00 0.00 245.47 0.00 30.00 0.00 1.48

Sub Total Left Canal System (a+b+c+d+e+f)

737.47 599.65 1347.27 1226.68 6132.38 23.99 5581.76 23.11 349.65 0.00 28.32 0.00

B2-3

Total Suspense 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

Total LMC +RMC 3165.09 1900.12 3620.67 3345.88 13990.59 28.16 12988.40 26.65 6068.46 0.00 3859.75 0.00

Irrigation & Drainage (B1+B2)

3196.09 1927.34 3662.67 3380.18 14097.59 82.16 13073.45 69.45 6175.46 49.20 3881.38 5.40



a OFD Establishment 168.50 146.26 177.49 176.97 249.21 105.6 242.91 67.92 249.21 105.6 242.91 65.98

b Decretal Charges 0.01 0.00 0.01 0.00 3.28 3.28 0.00 3.28 3.28

c Govt. contribution 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0.00 0 0 0

2 Total OFD Establishment (a+b+c)

168.51 146.26 177.50 176.97 252.49 105.60 246.19 67.92 252.49 105.60 246.19 65.98

evaluation 20.00 12.00 0.00 20.00 12.00 0.00 0.00 3 O.F.D. Survey (Minor

works) 17.25 16.97 16.25 15.67 0 0 3.17 0.00 0 0 3.17 1.59

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Expenditure


4 O.F.D. (Works) 479.19 459.03 412.09 410.79 886.00 443.00 558.91 296.12 886.00 443.00 558.91 311.80

5 Crop Compensation 0.01 0.00 0.01 0.00 0.01 0.00 0.01

6 O.F.D. (works) Special component for SC

7.12 7.12 5.10 5.10 50.00 25.00 0 12.00 50.00 25.00 0 0

7 O.F.D. (works) Special component for ST

2.95 2.95 2.00 2.00 120.00 60.00 36.17 31.50 120.00 60.00 36.17 18.08

8 Net Suspense 36.43 6.32 94.82 74.69 105.23 0 53.54 0.00 105.23 0 53.54

9 FC Sub Total On Farm

Development (1+2+3 +4+ 5 6+7)

711.46 638.65 707.77 685.22 1433.73 645.60 897.98 407.54 1433.73 645.60 897.98 397.45


4188.42 2812.75 4956.75 4575.69 8199.09 709.20 5333.75 485.59

8199.09 709.20 5333.75 415.31

Centrally Sponsored Schemes

D Command Area Development

1 Adaptive Trial 0.01 0.00 0.01 0.00

2 Demonstration 6.00 6.00 12.00 11.39 Given above

Subtotal Direction Administration

6.01 6.00 12.01 11.39 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

E Irrigation & Drainage

E-1

Participatory Irrigation Management

1 One time functional grant to registered WUAs

20.00 19.80 20.00 18.90 Given above

2 PIM-Training & Mass awareness

24.00 14.09 24.00 17.51

3 Monitoring & evaluation 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

Subtotal Participatory Irrigation Management

44.00 33.89 44.00 36.41 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

E-2

Correction of System Deficiency

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Of which CSS outlay

Expenditure


1 Correction of System Deficiencies Works ( RMC)

46.50 45.23 2.50 0.00

Given above

2 Correction of System Deficiencies works ( LMC)

45.00 28.32 7.50 1.68

Subtotal of Correction of System Deficiencies works

91.50 73.55 10.00 1.68

Given above

3 Establishment (RMC) 4.96 6.08 0.32 0.00

4 Establishment (LMC) 6.13 3.88 0.97 0.23

Sub Total ( Establishment) 11.09 9.96 1.29 0.23

Sub Total ( Correction system Deficiency)(1+2+3+4)

102.59 83.51 11.29 1.91

F Sub Total Irrigation & Drainage (E1 +E2)

146.59 117.40 55.29 38.32

1 On Farm Development

2 OFD (Establishment) 116.23 114.00 103.02 102.69

3 OFD (Minor works) 17.25 16.97 16.25 15.68

OFD (Works) 581.13 569.53 515.12 513.47

Sub Total On Farm Development (1+2+3)

714.61 700.50 634.39 631.84

TOTAL C.S.S. (D+E+F) 867.21 823.90 701.69 681.55 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

G NON PLAN

1 Irrigation & Drainage( excluding M.P. share)

1531.99 1426.99 1316.35 1156.41 1119.53 1095.54 1119.53 1095.54

2 M.P. Share under Non Plan

537.63 592.93 518.97 506.54 454.1 441.53 454.1 441.53

Irrigation & Drainage( including M.P.

2069.62 2019.92 1835.32 1662.95 1573.63 0.00 1537.07 0.00 1573.63 0.00 1537.07 0.00

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Of which CSS outlay

Expenditure


share)(G1+G2)

3 Direction & Administration 63.60 67.88 89.36 80.13 68.02 0 64.99 0 68.02 0 64.99 0

4 Agriculture Extension 354.00 327.07 376.80 358.06 390.25 0 385.63 0 390.25 0 385.63 0

5 Adaptive Trial 45.92 44.58 68.11 61.68 49.56 0 45.69 0 49.56 0 45.69 0

TOTAL NON PLAN ( Excluding M.P. Share) (G1+G3+G4+G5)

1995.51 1866.52 1850.62 1656.28 1664.57 0.00 1561.66 0.00 1627.36 0.00 1591.85 0.00

TOTAL NON PLAN ( Including M.P. Share)(G1+G2+G4+G5)

2533.14 2459.45 2369.59 2162.82 2140.31 0.00 2009.18 0.00 2081.46 0.00 2033.38 0.00

H M.P. Share for Irrigation & Drainage under plan

392.15 369.99 848.88 613.87 1059.63 0 914.99 0 162.4 0 98.02 0

I Total Expenditure under Plan including M.P. Share (A+B+C+H):

4580.57 3182.74 5805.63 5189.56 16886.16 514.48 15577.97 485.59 8361.49 709.20 5431.77 415.31

J Total(Plan+CSS+Non Plan) excluding M.P. share

7051.14 5503.17 7509.06 6913.52 17491.10 514.48 16224.64 485.59 9826.45 709.20 6925.60 415.31

K Total(Plan+CSS+Non Plan) including M.P. share

7980.92 6466.09 8876.91 8033.93 19026.47 514.48 17587.15 485.59 10442.95 709.20 7465.15 415.31

L Pension & Retirement 0.00 190.19 0.00 216.79 250.79 223.84

M G.TOTAL(Plan+C.S.S+ Non Plan+ Pension & Retirement) excluding M.P. Share

7051.14 5693.36 7509.06 7130.31 17491.10 514.48 16475.43 485.59 9826.45 709.20 7149.44 415.31

N G.TOTAL(Plan+C.S.S+ Non Plan+ Pension & Retirement) including M.P. Share

7980.92 6656.28 8876.91 8250.72 19026.47 514.48 17837.94 485.59 10442.95 709.20 7688.99 415.31

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Of which CSS

Expenditure Of which CSS (expenditure)

Revised Budget Outlay SF)scheme)

Revised Budget outlay CA

Total Expenditure SF (scheme)

Expenditure CA

Total

State Plan


174.44 0.00 169.74 0.00 187.04 0 187.04 182.33 0.00 182.33


a Direction & Administration 401.40 0.00 362.63 0.00 430.04 0.01 430.05 389.37 0.00 389.37

b Adaptive Trial 0.01 0.00 0 0.00 0.01 0.00 0.01 0.00 0.00 0.00

c Demonstration (Gen) 26.00 15.60 25.42 15.25 0.01 0.01 0.02 0.00 0.00 0.00

d Demonstration (SC) 2.00 1.20 1.93 1.16 0.01 0.01 0.02 0.00 0.00 0.00

e Demonstration (ST) 2.00 1.20 2 1.20 0.01 0.01 0.02 0.00 0.00 0.00

Sub Total A2 (a+b+c) 431.41 18.00 391.98 17.61 430.08 0.04 430.12 389.37 0.00 389.37

Total (A1+A2) 605.85 18.00 561.72 17.61 617.12 0.04 617.16 571.70 0.00 571.70




30.00 15.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.01 0.01 0.00 0.00 0.00

b PIM-Training & Mass Awareness 28.50 17.10 28.44 17.06 0.01 0.01 0.02 0.00 0.00 0.00

c Monitoring & evaluation 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

d WUA Elections 15.00 0.00 8.58 0.00 0.60 0 0.60 0.60 0.00 0.60

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Expenditure CA

Total


73.50 32.10 37.02 17.06 0.61 0.02 0.63 0.60 0.00 0.60


B2-1

Right Main Canal

a Right Main Canal (excluding MP share)

169.24 0.00 47.06 0.00 108.18 108.18 44.16 44.16

b Right Canal- Distributaries 2.03 0.00 2.26 0.00 0.02 0.02 0.00 0.00


0.02 0.00 0 0.00 0.01 0.01 0.00 0.00


0.06 0.00 0 0.00 0.02 0.02 0.00 0.00

e Drainage 634.87 0.00 104.96 0.00 205 205.00 82.42 82.42

f Land Compensation 0.90 0.00 0.03 0.00 0.10 0.10 0.00 0.00

g Special Component Plan 789 128.00 0.00 54.05 0.00 200.00 200.00 65.75 65.75

h Special Component Plan 796 248.00 0.00 71.18 0.00 200.00 200.00 148.14 148.14


I Renovation/Up gradation/Modernization (NABARD) & CM Announcement

903.73 0.00 634.56 0.00 2100.00 2100.00 1682.81 1682.81

K Cross regulator including prorta 886.46 0.00 635.95 0.00 428.53 428.53 412.29 412.29

L Repair & maintenance of Canal 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00


2973.31 0.00 1550.05 0.00 3241.86 0.00 3241.86 2435.57 0.00 2435.57

B2-2

Left Main Canal

a Execution 0.04 0.00 0.02 0.00 0.05 0.05 0.00 0.00

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Expenditure CA

Total


b Renovation/Up gradation/Modernization (NABARD) & CM Announcement

574.01 0.00 184.12 0.00 2000 2000.00 1396.95 1396.95

Renovation of canal( Budget Announcement 2013-14)

178.70 0.00 171.81 0.00 229.87 229.87 183.58 183.58

0.00


0.02 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.02 0.02 0.00 0.00


0.06 0.00 0.04 0.00 0.04 0.04 0.00 0.00

e Special Component Plan 789 40.00 0.00 17.20 0.00 16.00 16.00 15.68 15.68

f Special Component Plan 796 60.00 0.00 38.09 0.00 20.00 20.00 1.16 1.16


852.83 0.00 411.28 0.00 2265.98 0.00 2265.98 1597.37 0.00 1597.37

B2-3

Total Suspense

Total LMC +RMC 3826.14 0.00 1961.33 0.00 5507.84 0.00 5507.84 4032.94 0.00 4032.94

Irrigation & Drainage (B1+B2) 3899.64 32.10 1998.35 17.06 5508.45 0.02 5508.47 4033.54 0.00 4033.54



a OFD Establishment 318.22 50.75 281.87 33.95 81.20 347.00 428.20 76.97 338.21 415.18

b Decretal Charges 0.01 0 0 0 0.01 0 0.01 0.00 0.00 0.00

c Govt. contribution 0 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00


318.23 50.75 281.87 33.95 81.21 347.00 428.21 76.97 338.21 415.18

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Expenditure CA

Total

evaluation 20.00 12.00 0.00 0.00 0.01 0.00 0.01 0.00

3 O.F.D. Survey (Minor works) 12.01 0.00 12.01 11.93 0 11.93

4 O.F.D. (Works) 839.00 419.50 657.37 328.69 1627.18 335.59 1962.77 968.73 334.73 1303.46

5 Crop Compensation 0.01 0.00 0 0.00 0.01 0.01 0.00


50.00 25.00 0 0.00 434.86 87.11 521.97 187.60 86.91 274.51


126.00 63.00 21.64 10.82 328.51 66.00 394.51 203.26 65.72 268.98

8 Net Suspense 30.00 0.00 72.18 0.00 -15.61 -15.61 -28.02 -28.02

9 FC -49.87 -49.87

Sub Total On Farm Development (1+2+3 +4+ 5 6+7)

1383.24 570.25 1033.06 373.46 2468.18 835.70 3303.88 1370.60 825.57 2196.17


5888.73 620.35 3593.13 408.13 3085.30 835.76 9429.51 5975.84 825.57 6801.41

D NON PLAN


1196.59 1028.52 1043.01 0 1043.01 947.72 947.72

2 M.P. Share under Non Plan 586.41 566.55 452.53 0 452.53 425.64 425.64

Irrigation & Drainage( including M.P. share)(G1+G2)

1783.00 0.00 1595.07 0.00 1495.54 0.00 1495.54 1373.36 0.00 1373.36

3 Direction & Administration 58.32 50.61 64.41 64.41 61.60 61.60


5 Adaptive Trial 51.02 43.21 63.62 63.62 56.36 56.36

TOTAL NON PLAN ( Excluding M.P. Share) (D1+D3+D4+D5)

1751.17 0.00 1559.04 0.00 1672.13 0.00 1672.13 1493.81 0.00 1493.81

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Expenditure CA

Total

TOTAL NON PLAN ( Including M.P. Share)(D1+D2+D4+D5)

2337.58 0.00 2125.59 0.00 2124.66 0.00 2124.66 1919.45 0.00 2124.66

H M.P. Share for Irrigation & Drainage under plan

518.73 0.00 126.37 0.00 331.58 331.58 135.33 331.58

I Total Expenditure under Plan including M.P. Share:

6407.46 0.00 3719.50 0.00 8925.33 8925.33 6111.18 8925.33

J Total(Plan+CSS+Non Plan) excluding M.P. share

7639.90 620.35 5152.17 408.13 10265.88 835.76 11101.64 7469.66 825.57 10265.88

K Total(Plan+CSS+Non Plan) including M.P. share

8745.04 0.00 5845.09 0.00 11049.99 0.00 11049.99 8030.63 0.00 11049.99

L Pension & Retirement

M G.TOTAL(Plan+C.S.S+ Non Plan+ Pension & Retirement) excluding M.P. Share

7639.90 620.35 5152.17 408.13 10265.88 835.76 11101.64 7469.66 825.57 10265.88

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Expenditure CA

Total Revised Budget Outlay SF)scheme)



Expenditure CA

Total

State Plan

A1

Direction & Administration Plan Supervision

242.57 0 242.57 227.92 227.92 234.65 0.00 234.65 222.03 0.00 222.03

A2

Command Area Development

a Direction & Administration 479.37 0.01 479.38 462.78 462.78 444.87 0.00 444.87 393.11 0.00 393.11

b Adaptive Trial 0.01 0.01 0.00 30.00 0.00 30.00 20.06 0.00 20.06

c Demonstration (Gen) 0.01 0.01 0.02 0.00 0.01 0.00 0.01 0.00 0.00 0.00

d Demonstration (SC) 0.01 0.01 0.02 0.00 0.01 0 0.01 0.00 0.00 0.00

e Demonstration (ST) 0.01 0.01 0.02 0.00 0.01 0 0.01 0.00 0.00 0.00

Sub Total A2 (a+b+c) 479.41 0.04 479.45 462.78 0.00 462.78 474.90 0.00 474.90 413.17 0.00 413.17

Total (A1+A2) 721.98 0.04 722.02 690.70 0.00 690.70 709.55 0.00 709.55 635.20 0.00 635.20


B1

Participatory Irrigation Management

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Expenditure CA




Expenditure CA

Total


0.01 0.01 0.00 0.01 0 0.01 0.00

b PIM-Training & Mass Awareness

0.01 0.01 0.00 0.01 0 0.01 0.00

c Monitoring & evaluation 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

d WUA Elections 12.5 12.50 5.01 5.01 13.20 0.00 13.20 9.08 0 9.08


12.50 0.02 12.52 5.01 0.00 5.01 13.22 0.00 13.22 9.08 0.00 9.08

B2

Irrigation & Drainage

B2-1

Right Main Canal


142.72 0.00 142.72 74.39 74.39 162.12 162.12 125.70 125.70

b Right Canal- Distributaries 0.02 0.02 0.01 0.01 0.01 0.01 0.00 0.00


0.01 0.01 0.00 0.01 0.01 0.00 0.00


0.01 0.01 0.01 0.01 0 0.00 0.00 0.00

e Drainage 176.34 176.34 176.7 176.70 209.03 209.03 156.56 156.56

f Land Compensation 0 0.00 0.00 0.01 0.01 0 0.00

g Special Component Plan 789 524.84 524.84 486.83 486.83 443.00 443.00 427.43 427.43

h Special Component Plan 796 408.33 408.33 388.80 388.80 352.00 352.00 351.84 351.84


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Expenditure CA




Expenditure CA

Total


2611.90 2611.90 2497.03 2497.03 2898 2898.00 2661.03 2661.03

K Cross regulator 246.55 246.55 262.90 262.90 324.09 324.09 255.83 255.83

L Repair & maintenance of Canal

0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00


4110.72 0.00 4110.72 3886.67 0.00 3886.67 4388.27 0.00 4388.27 3978.39 0.00 3978.39

B2-2

Left Main Canal

a Execution 0.03 0.03 0.02 0.02 0.01 0.01 0.00


b Renovation/Up gradation/Modernization (NABARD) & CM Announcement

1751.45 1751.45

1749.93 1749.93 985.00 985.00 967.86 967.86

Renovation of canal( Budget announcement 2013-14)

180.79 180.79 168.39 168.39 136.54 136.54 129.66 129.66


0.02 0.02 0.00 0.02 0.02 0.00 0.00


0.02 0.02 0.02 0.02 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

e Special Component Plan 789 426.67 426.67 426.06 426.06 300.00 300.00 300.00 300.00

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Expenditure CA




Expenditure CA

Total

f Special Component Plan 796 305.18 305.18 298.58 298.58 213.00 213.00 212.92 212.92


2664.16 0.00 2664.16 2643.00 0.00 2643.00 1634.57 0.00 1634.57 1610.44 0.00 1610.44

B2-3 Total Suspense

Total LMC +RMC 6774.88 0.00 6774.88 6529.67 0.00 6529.67 6022.84 0.00 6022.84 5588.83 0.00 5588.83

Irrigation & Drainage (B1+B2)

6787.38 0.02 6787.40 6534.68 0.00 6534.68 6036.06 0.00 6036.06 5597.91 0.00 5597.91



a OFD Establishment 583.4 0 583.40 550.1 550.10 560.4 560.40 533.15 533.15

b Decretal Charges 0 0.00 0.00 8.71 8.71 8.69 8.69

c Govt.. contribution 0.00 0.00 0 0.00 0.00


583.40 0.00 583.40 550.10 0.00 550.10 569.11 0.00 569.11 541.84 0.00 541.84

evaluation 0.01 0.01 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

3 O.F.D. Survey (Minor works) 0.01 0.01 0.00 0.01 0.01 0.00

4 O.F.D. (Works) 575 0.01 575.01 573.91 0 573.91 0 0 0.00 0.00

5 Crop Compensation 0.01 0.01 0.00 0.01 0 0.01 0.00


90 0.01 90.01 85.17 85.17 0 0 0.00 0.00


40 0.01 40.01 37.66 37.66 36.02 0 36.02 34.37 34.37

8 Net Suspense 0 0.00 -10.97 -10.97 0.00 0.00

9 FC 0 0.00 -4.67 -4.67 0.00 0.00

243

S. No.

Head/Sub Head. 2018-19 2019-20




Expenditure CA




Expenditure CA

Total


1288.43 0.03 1288.46 1231.20 0.00 1231.20 605.15 0.00 605.15 576.21 0.00 576.21


8797.79 0.09 8797.88 8456.58 0.00 8456.58 7350.76 0.00 7350.76 6809.32 0.00 6809.32

D NON PLAN


1541.05 1541.05 978.7 978.7 1216.84 1216.84 941.74 941.74

2 M.P. Share under Non Plan 437.96 437.96 420.87 420.87 424.68 424.68 330.68 330.68

Irrigation & Drainage( including M.P. share)(D1+D2)

1979.01 0.00 1979.01 1399.57 0.00 1399.57 1641.52 0.00 1641.52 1272.42 0.00 1272.42

3 Direction & Administration 89.96 89.96 88.19 88.19 92.23 92.23 81.50 81.50

4 Agriculture Extension 578.44 578.44 527.9 527.9 523.78 523.78 494.87 494.87

5 Adaptive Trial 97.52 97.52 87.93 87.93 84.58 84.58 81.77 81.77


2306.97 0.00 2306.97 1682.72 0.00 1682.72 1917.43 0.00 1917.43 1599.88 0.00 1599.88


2744.93 0.00 2744.93 2103.59 0.00 2103.59 2342.11 0.00 2342.11 1930.56 0.00 1930.56

E M.P. Share for Irrigation & Drainage under plan

437.43 0 437.43 227.99 227.99 496.91 496.91 385.26 385.26

F Total Expenditure under Plan including M.P. Share

9235.22 9235.22 8684.57 8684.57 7847.67

7847.67 7194.58 7194.58

G Total(Plan+CSS+Non Plan) excluding M.P. share

11104.76 0.09 11104.85 10139.30 0.00 10139.30 9268.19 0.00 9268.19 8409.20 0.00 8409.20

244

CAD Chambal, Kota Financial Progress - Budget Outley and Expenditure (Rs in lacs)

S. No.

Head/Sub Head. 2020-21 (Rs in lacs)




Expenditure CA

Total

State Plan


241.73 0.00 241.73 239.04 0.00 239.04


a Direction & Administration 430.06 0.00 430.06 421.49 0.00 421.49

b Adaptive Trial 35.00 0.00 35.00 35.00 0.00 35.00

c Demonstration (Gen) 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

d Demonstration (SC) 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

e Demonstration (ST) 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

Sub Total A2 (a+b+c) 465.06 0.00 465.06 456.49 0.00 456.49

Total (A1+A2) 706.79 0.00 706.79 695.53 0.00 695.53




0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00

b PIM-Training & Mass Awareness 0 0 0.00 0 0.00

c Monitoring & evaluation 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 0.00

d WUA Elections 22.00 0.00 22.00 11.32 0 11.32


22.00 0.00 22.00 11.32 0.00 11.32


B2-1 Right Main Canal

a Right Main Canal (excluding MP 162.34 162.34 155.89 155.89

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S. No.





Expenditure CA

Total

share)

b Right Canal- Distributaries 0.00 0.00 0 0.00


0.00 0.00 0 0.00


0.00 0.00 0 0.00

e Drainage 166.71 166.71 157.03 157.03

f Land Compensation 0.00 0.00 0 0.00

g Special Component Plan 789 523.34 523.34 523.33 523.33

h Special Component Plan 796 423.80 423.80 423.78 423.78



1867.72 1867.72 1867.07 1867.07

K Cross regulator 279.40 279.40 281.81 281.81

L Repair & maintenance of Canal 0.00 0.00 0 0.00


3423.31 0.00 3423.31 3408.91 0.00 3408.91

B2-2 Left Main Canal

a Execution


b Renovation/Up gradation/Modernization (NABARD) & CM announcement

669.95 669.95 669.92 669.92

Renovation of canal( Budget announcement 2013-14)

94.55 94.55 92.59 92.59

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S. No.





Expenditure CA

Total



e Special Component Plan 789 172.34 0.00 172.34 172.34 0.00 172.34

f Special Component Plan 796 130.30 0.00 130.30 130.29 0.00 130.29


1067.14 0.00 1067.14 1065.14 0.00 1065.14

B2-3 Total Suspense

Total LMC +RMC 4490.45 0.00 4490.45 4474.05 0.00 4474.05

Irrigation & Drainage (B1+B2) 4512.45 0.00 4512.45 4485.37 0.00 4485.37



a OFD Establishment 511.06 0.00 511.06 503.21 0.00 503.21

b Decretal Charges 2.06 0.00 2.06 2.06 0.00 2.06

c Govt.. contribution 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00


513.12 0.00 513.12 505.27 0.00 505.27

evaluation

3 O.F.D. Survey (Minor works) 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

4 O.F.D. (Works) 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

5 Crop Compensation 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00


0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00


0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

8 Net Suspense 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

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S. No.





Expenditure CA

Total

9 FC 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00


513.12 0.00 513.12 505.27 0.00 505.27


5732.36 0.00 5732.36 5686.17 0.00 5686.17

D NON PLAN


1064.02 0.00 1064.02 993.67 0.00 993.67

2 M.P. Share under Non Plan 380.72 0.00 380.72 361.99 0.00 361.99


1444.74 0.00 1444.74 1355.66 0.00 1355.66

3 Direction & Administration 88.78 0.00 88.78 87.96 0.00 87.96


5 Adaptive Trial 81.7 0.00 81.70 81.18 0.00 81.18


1713.96 0.00 1713.96 1624.83 0.00 1624.83


2094.68 0.00 2094.68 1986.82 0.00 1986.82


497.58 0.00 497.58 477.81 0.00 477.81

F Total Expenditure under Plan including M.P. Share

6229.94 0.00 6229.94 6163.98 0.00 6163.98


7446.32 0.00 7446.32 7311.00 0.00 7311.00

H Total(Plan+CSS+Non Plan) including M.P. share

8324.62 0.00 8324.62 8150.80 0.00 8150.80

248

S. No.

Head/Sub Head. 2021-22 (Feb 2022) Rs in lacs




Expenditure CA

Total

State Plan


256.81 0.00 256.81 233.78 0.00 233.78


a Direction & Administration 508.82 0.00 508.82 422.27 0.00 422.27

b Adaptive Trial 30.00 0.00 30.00 29.60 0.00 29.60

c Demonstration (Gen) 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

d Demonstration (SC) 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

e Demonstration (ST) 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

Sub Total A2 (a+b+c) 538.82 0.00 538.82 451.87 0.00 451.87

Total (A1+A2) 795.63 0.00 795.63 685.65 0.00 685.65




0.00 0 0.00 0.00

b PIM-Training & Mass Awareness 0 0 0.00 0.00

c Monitoring & evaluation 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

d WUA Elections 38.64 0.00 38.64 21.23 0 21.23


38.64 0.00 38.64 21.23 0.00 21.23


B2- Right Main Canal

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S. No.





Expenditure CA

Total

1


204.72 204.72 73.32 73.32

b Right Canal- Distributaries 89.62 89.62 44.07 44.07

c Renovation/Upgradation( correction of System Deficiencies)/prota chargs

3.61 3.61 0.00


0 0.00 0.00

e Drainage 152.89 152.89 125.81 125.81

f Land Compensation 0 0.00 0.00

g Special Component Plan 789 2548 2548.00 2031.7 2031.70

h Special Component Plan 796 1830 1830.00 1491.6 1491.60

Budget Annoucement RMC

I Renovation/Upgradation/Modernization (NABARD) & CM annoucement

9692.93 9692.93 8767.71 8767.71

K Cross regulator including Prorta charges

448.21 448.21 55.91 55.91

L Repair & maintance of Canal 0.00 0.00


14969.98 0.00 14969.98 12590.12 0.00 12590.12

B2-2

Left Main Canal

a Execution 0.02 0.02 0.00

Budget Annoucement LMC

b Renovation/Upgradation/Modernization (NABARD) & CM annoucement

6467.2 6467.20 5933.12 5933.12

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S. No.





Expenditure CA

Total

Renovation of canal( Budget annoucement 2013-14) including prota charges

231.66 231.66 0 0.00

0 0.00 0.00

c Renovation / Upgradation( (Correction of System Deficiencies)

0.00 0.00 0.00


0 0.00 0.00

e Special Component Plan 789 1705.32 1705.32 1473.32 1473.32

f Special Component Plan 796 1159.63 1159.63 1103.39 1103.39


9563.83 0.00 9563.83 8509.83 0.00 8509.83

B2-3

Total Suspense

Total LMC +RMC 24533.81 0.00 24533.81 21099.95 0.00 21099.95

Irrigation & Drainage (B1+B2) 24572.45 0.00 24572.45 21121.18 0.00 21121.18



a OFD Establishment 494.05 494.05 441.17 441.17

b Decrital Chrges 0 0.00 0.00

c Govt contribution 0 0.00 0.00

2 Total OFD Establishment (a+b+c) 494.05 0.00 494.05 441.17 0.00 441.17

evaluation 0 0.00 0.00

3 O.F.D. Survey (Minor works) 0 0.00 0.00

4 O.F.D. (Works) 1.36 0 1.36 0.00

5 Crop Compensation 0 0 0.00 0.00

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S. No.





Expenditure CA

Total


0 0 0.00 0.00


0 0 0.00 0.00

8 Net Suspense 0.00 0.00

9 FC 0.00 0.00


495.41 0.00 495.41 441.17 0.00 441.17


25863.49 0.00 25863.49 22248.00 0.00 22248.00

D NON PLAN 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00


880.15 880.15 1043.52 1043.52

2 M.P. Share under Non Plan 308.69 308.69 478.76 478.76


1188.84 0.00 1188.84 1522.28 0.00 1522.28

3 Direction & Administration 105.89 105.89 87.08 87.08

4 Agriculture Extension 563.00 563.00 429.02 429.02

5 Adaptive Trial 95.6 95.60 80.92 80.92


1644.64 0.00 1644.64 1640.54 0.00 1640.54


1953.33 0.00 1953.33 2119.30 0.00 2119.30


627.47 627.47 224.74 224.74

F Total Expedniture under Plan including M.P. Share

26490.96 0.00 26490.96 22472.74 0.00 22472.74

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S. No.





Expenditure CA

Total


27508.13 0.00 27508.13 23888.54 0.00 1640.54

H Total(Plan+CSS+Non Plan) including M.P. share

28444.29 0.00 28444.29 24592.04 0.00 24592.04

G.TOTAL(Plan+C.S.S+ Non Plan+ Pension & Retirement) excluding M.P. Share

27508.13 0.00 27508.13 23888.54 0.00 1640.54

G.TOTAL(Plan+C.S.S+ Non Plan+ Pension & Retirement) including M.P. Share

28444.29 0.00 28444.29 24592.04 0.00 24592.04

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Annexure –XVIII Adaptive Trials Conducted by CAD, Nanta Farm

1974-75 to 2021-22 (Feb 22)

Year Target Adaptive Trails

(Nos)

74 - 75 20 20

75 - 76 25 22

76 - 77 21 21

77 - 78 16 16

78 - 79 35 35

79 - 80 40 38

80 - 81 50 50

81 - 82 60 59

82 - 83 50 55

83 - 84 44 44

84 - 85 30 31

85 - 86 47 47

86 - 87 52 52

87 - 88 48 48

88 - 89 55 55

89 - 90 53 52

90 - 91 40 40

91 - 92 54 54

92 - 93 85 86

93 - 94 86 86

94 - 95 98 99

95 - 96 125 127

96 - 97 150 170

97 - 98 172 178

98 - 99 150 180

99 - 2000 150 168

2000 - 2001 150 161

2001 - 2002 150 150

2002 - 2003 150 156

2003 - 2004 150 150

2004 - 2005 80 94

2005 - 2006 80 82

2006 - 2007 80 80

2007 - 2008 50 52

2008 - 2009 50 51

2009 - 2010 50 52

2010 - 2011 50 53

2011 - 2012 50 52

2012 - 2013 50 49

2013 - 2014 50 64

2014 - 2015 50 162

2015 - 2016 50 54

2016 - 2017 50 50

2017 - 2018 30 35

2018 - 2019 30 42

2019 - 2020 30 29

2020 - 2021 30 39

2021 - 2022 Feb 30 30

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Annexure –XIX CAD Chambal Kota

Analysis of Soil, Water,Plants Sample

Sno Year Experiments Sample Farmers sample G Total

Soil Water Plants Soil Water Plants

1 1969-70 800 200 150 70 50 - 1270

2 1970-71 900 250 200 100 35 - 1485

3 1971-72 1800 1000 600 250 45 - 3695

4 1972-73 1950 1200 600 250 70 - 4070

5 1973-74 2100 1200 700 300 - 4300

6 1974-75 2100 1200 800 300 - 4400

7 1975-76 400 1200 1500 200 80 - 3380

8 1976-77 470 950 1500 200 80 - 3200

9 1977-78 2330 950 1700 250 - 5230

10 1978-79 2500 950 1700 300 100 - 5550

11 1979-80 2500 700 1700 400 100 - 5400

12 1980-81 2600 700 1750 450 - - 5500

13 1981-82 2650 700 1750 450 70 - 5620

14 1982-83 900 500 200 75 - - 1675

15 1983-84 1000 500 900 200 80 - 2680

16 1984-83 1050 500 850 150 - - 2550

17 1985-86 1200 500 850 150 - - 2700

18 1986-87 700 250 200 200 - - 1350

19 1987-88 650 250 200 250 100 - 1450

20 1988-89 650 250 250 150 100 - 1400

21 1989-90 700 200 250 200 150 - 1500

22 1990-91 1500 600 - 100 150 - 2350

23 1991-92 5330 250 - 950 17 - 6547

24 1992-93 19017 412 - 330 21 - 19780

25 1993-94 18600 2900 - 1090 24 - 22614

26 1994-95 15921 2360 432 365 28 - 19106

27 1995-96 14669 1344 432 1255 25 - 17725

28 1996-97 14984 1552 - 1259 28 - 17823

29 1997-98 13235 865 - 1687 19 - 15806

30 1998-99 5294 483 150 653 846 - 7426

31 1999-2000 1573 160 - 1067 834 - 3634

32 2000-01 - - - - - - 2500

33 2001-02 - - - - - - 1296

34 2002-03 592 192 50 711 104 7 1656

35 2003-04 305 43 5 601 106 37 1097

36 2004-05 384 51 1 2270 45 22 2773

37 2005-06 136 8 - 3642 103 - 3889

38 2006-07 53 3 - 4289 78 5 4428

39 2007-08 67 4 5 2074 35 1 2186

40 2008-09 79 0 1 1367 88 8 1543

41 2009-10 161 12 6 964 115 2 1260

42 2010-11 87 - 45 1489 53 - 1674

43 2011-12 19 45 3 1169 74 - 1310

44 2012-13 33 8 0 1113 277 0 1431

45 2013-14 5 0 0 1489 156 0 1650

46 2014-15 0 0 0 2240 231 0 2471

47 2015-16 0 0 0 1487 368 0 1855

48 2016-17 44 0 0 585 179 0 878

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Analysis of Soil, Water,Plants Sample

Sno Year Experiments Sample Farmers sample G Total

Soil Water Plants Soil Water Plants

49 2017-18 40 12 0 561 457 0 1070

50 2018-19 59 3 0 1248 102 0 1412

51 2019-20 52 0 0 710 60 0 782

52 2020-21 110 2 0 839 58 0 1009

53 2021-22 (Feb 22) 1691 65 0 27 1 0 1784

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ANNEXURE- XX

2021-22

ANNEXURE-

ORGANISATION SETUP OF C.A.D. CHAMBAL PROJECT, KOTA

AREA DEVELOPMENT COMMISSIONER

| |

ADDL. AREA DEV. COMMISSIONER CAO

| | | | | Irrigation Land Development Legal Revenue Monitoring Agriculture Agriculture |

| | (Research) (Extn.) |

| A.L.R-1 Tehsildar-1 | | | |

Supt.Engineer LMC Suptd. Engineer L.A.-1 Inspector-1 DD & TA to

ADC-1

PD(Agro) PD(Extn.) Sr. A.O.-1

Ex.En. & TA to SE-2, A.En-2 T.A. to SE -1 Amin-2 P.S.-1 Dy.Director

J.En.-1 Patwari-4 A.A.O -1 (Agro)-1 Stat. Officer-1 A.A.O.-1

| | | | | | | Accountant -2

Ex.En.

RMC-I

Ex.En.

RMC-II

Ex.En.

RMC-III

Ex.En.LMC

Bundi

Ex.En.LMC

K.Patan

Ex.En.

OFD - I

Ex.En.

OFD -II

steno-2 AARO-5 A.S.O.-1 Jr. Accountant-

5

Kota Anta. Etawa Kota Kota A.S.O.-1 Agri.Sup-4 Sr. P.A.-1

TA(AEn.)-1 TA(AEn.)-1 TA(AEn.)-2 TA(AEn.)-0 TA(AEn.)-2 T.A.-1 T.A.-0 D.E.O.-3

J.En.-1

Jiledar-1 J.En.-1 Asstt. Agri.

Officer -6

A.En.-4 A.En.-3 A.En.-2 A.En.-3 A.En.-3 A.En.-7 A.En.-6

Kota/Digod Anta Kota K. Patan Kota-4 Agri. Sup.-50

Sultanpur Mangrol Etawa-I Bundi Kapren K.Patan-3 Sultanpur-3

Kaithun Disty. Anta Etawa-II Talara Laban Anta-3

J.En.-16 J.En.-11 J.En.-7 J.En.-12 J.En.-11 J.En-9 J.En-8

Patwari-3 Patwari-2 Patwari-1 Patwari-2 Patwari-2

Supt.Engineer

Ex.En. & TA to SE-1, A.En-1

Depty Collector-1, Patwari-1

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