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District Irrigation Plan of Agar Malwa District 1

PRADHANMANTRI KRISHI SINCHAI YOJNA DISTRICT IRRIGATION PLAN

DISTRICT AGAR-MALWA


FOREWORD

Madhya Pradesh is an agricultural state; approximately 75% of the population depends on the occupation

of Agriculture. The progress of agriculture is state’s development as state economy is predominantly

based on Agriculture. It is the main source of livelihood in rural areas. For inclusive development of the

farmers’ and for state to be front runner in agriculture production and productivity, it is very much

necessary to increase the area under irrigation. Due to climate change and global warming the weather

cycle has seen irregular changes and during a single crop season itself due to insufficient rain the

drought like situations are arising and at the same time, if we prepare contingency plans for drought like

situations, heavy rains and flood appears and due to this entire unexpected weather phenomenon, it is the

Farmer who suffers the most.

To save farmers and overall agriculture from these natural calamities and to prepare them to face any such

situations newly launched Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sichayee Yojana is of utmost importance. In this

scheme, Water-Budget is being prepared for every village and district as a whole. Water-deficit areas are

being identified and special focus is given to them, so that every farm has enough water for irrigation.

Due to deficit in water availability, efficient use of water is targeted and projects involving drip,

sprinkler, pipelines, rain-gun and micro-sprinkler are taken, so that per drop more crop is realized. When

implemented in its true sense, the scheme will act as a boon for farmers and district will emerge as an

Agriculture-district in the state. Simultaneously the life and living standards of farmers will also

flourish and more people specially youths will be attracted towards farming.

Date :

( D.V. Singh )

I.A.S.

Collector&District Magistrate

Dist:-Agar Malwa, Madhyapradesh


INDEX

PARTICULARS PAGE No.

Chapter - 1 General Information of the District

1.1 District Profile

1.2 Demography

1.3 Biomass and Livestock

1.4 Agro-Ecology, Climate, Hydrology and Topography

1.5 Soil Profile

1.6 Soil Erosion and Runoff Status

1.7 Land Use Pattern

Chapter - 2 District Water Profile

2.1 Area Wise, Crop Wise irrigation Status:

2.2 Production and Productivity of Major Crops

Chapter - 3 Water Availability

3.1: Status of Water Availability

3.2: Status of Ground Water Availability

3.3: Status of Command Area

3.4: Existing Type of Irrigation

Chapter - 4 Water Requirement /Demand

4.1: Domestic Water Demand

4.2: Crop Water Demand

4.3: Livestock Water Demand

4.4: Industrial Water Demand

4.5: Water Demand for Power Generation

4.6: Total Water Demand of the District for Various sectors

4.7: Water Budget

Chapter - 5 Strategic Action Plan for Irrigation in District under PMKSY

Annexures


CHAPTER -1 GENERAL INFORMATION OF THE DISTRICT

1.1 D I S T R I C T P R O F I L E

Agar Malwa is the 51th District and Municipality in the state of Madhya Pradesh, India, formed in 2013

bvexculding a part of Shajapur District. It is situated along the Indore-Kota SH-27 highway. It was formerly

a cantonment region at the time of India’s independence because of the favorable weather and the

availability of water.

1.1 DISTRICT PROFILE

S. No. Name of the

District

District Code Latitude Longitude

1 Agar Malwa 436 2342’59” N to

2371’39” N

7600’59” E to

7601’39 E

1.1.1 Geography of the District Agar-Malwa

The District Agar-Malwa is a part of Malwa region of Madhya Pradesh. It is situated in the western

boundary of the state. It is a part of Ujjain Division. It is an important agriculture district in State and

present in Malwa Plateau agro climatic region of Madhya Pradesh.

Agar Malwa is situated between 230.06 and 240.19 North Latitude and 75.41 and 77.02 Longitude .IT is

about 453ft above the mean sea level. It is surrounded by Ujjain and Ratlam in the South , Rajgarh and

Shajapur in the east. .The northern boundary is formed with Jhalawar district of Rajasthan.

[Map showing the location of Agar malwa district in India ]

The total geographical area of the District is 272578 hectare. The district is administratively divided four

two revenue Sub –Divisions namely Barod, Nalkheda, Agar and Sunser. There are 4 development blocks,

227 gram panchayats and 481 villages out of which 14 villages are categorized as uninhabitated villages.

The western part of the district is marked by the Agar Plateau that Plateau that covers the major areas of

Agar Malwa district. There is a hill tract in the west of Badod town showing scattered hillocks in a north –

south direction. The presence of hills in the center has affected the drainage pattern. The height of this tract


varies between 500 meters (1, 500 ft) and 545metres (1, 788 ft) above the mean sea level and it slopes

towards the north. Dudhally and Kachhol are the main streams in the west , origination from the hill tract

and draining towards the west Chhoti Kali Sindh . Which is the main perennial streams of the region, flows

northwards on the western border of the region.

1.1.2 Tourism in Agar-Malwa

Mata Bagulamukhi Mandir near the Lakhundar river in Nalkheda and Salariya Gow Abhayarand in

Susner block are the famous tourist places of Agar Malva. The city has two big ponds, moti sagar (bada

talab) and Ratna Sagar (ratodia talab). Parsukheri dam at Kalisindh river, Pipliya Kumar dam and Tillar dam

also famous places of Agar Malwa. The Baijnath Mahadev is famous tample of the city. Some notable areas

of Agar Malwa are the Gufa Barda Tulja Bhawani Mandir, Pacheti Mata Mandir, Kewada Swamikal

Bhairav mandir, Kamal Kundi, Ganesh Tample (Nr. Bada Talab) and bade Ganeshji, Tulja Bhawani

Mandir, Ranchod Mandir, Gopal Mandir.

A temple of Lord Krishna (also known as Haveli), which has been served by a Hindu kayastha family for

around two hundred years, is also very famous among the locals.

1.1.3 History of Agar-Malwa District

As per earlier history, one Agria Bhil founded Agar in the 10th century. But immediately after seizing it,

Jahala Rajputs ruled it upto the 18th century. Then it was passed on to the Panwars of Dhar and then to the

Scindia. Sujalpur was more important place than Shajapur itself. Originally it was founded by Raj Karnapur,

a Jain merchant and thereafter was known by his name as Rai Karanpur. It was taken over and raised to a

town by Shujat Khan, the right hand man of Emperor Sher Shah Suri and Baz Bahadur’s uncle. The Mughal

Emperor Akbar took Shujalpur in 1554 and again in 1562. Most of the district came under the Sarkar of

Sarangpur in the Subah of Malwa. Sarangapur Sarkar comprised 24 Mahals and the headquarters had a brick

fort. Agra (Agar) Bijilpur, Bhorasa, Zirapur, Sarangpur, Sondarsi, Sosnor and Shujjapur (Shujalpur), were

some of the Mahals that were identified within this district.

Agar Malwa was the capital of Parmar Kingdom during the 10th Century along with Avantika , then it was

the most popular visiting place of mughal kingdom when Mandu during summer nights was very low

compared to other areas in the regions . It was a division during the India state (some place of them also

present and used for city court and for other government officer) It was a district under the state of Madhya

Bharat after the independence of the India till 1956.

Agar Malwa District became the 51st district of Madhya Pradesh on 16 August 2013. It was carved out of

the existing Shajapur district. Agar town is its administrative headquarters. The population of the district is

4.80 lakh, spread over 2,725 km².


DISTRICT PROFILE OF AGAR MALWA

District Name Agar Malwa

Latitude 2342’59” N to 2371’39” N

Longitude 7600’59” E to 7601’39 E

Agro Ecological Zone Type Malwa Plateau

Annual Rainfall (Avg.) 1024.9 mm

Geographical Area 2,725 Km2

Area Under Forest 47.64 Km2

Area Gross Cropped Area Hectare.

Net Sown Hectare.

Net Irrigated Area Hectare.

No of Tehsil 4 (Barod, Nalkheda, Agar, Sunser)

No of Development Blocks 04 (Barod, Nalkheda, Agar, Sunser)

No of Gram Panchayats 227

No of Villages 481

No of Municipality 01 (Agar)

No of Nagar Panchayats 06 (Agar, Barod, Nalkheda, Sunser, Badagaon,

Kannod)

No of Assembly Area 02

Total Population 5,71,278

Total Male Population 2,93,052

Total Female Population 2,78,226

Population Growth Rate 12.92% (2001-2011)

Total Population of SC 1,59,296

Total Population of ST 6,67,018

Total Population of General 7,49,048

Total no of livestock (Small) 4.084 Lakhs

Total no of livestock (Large) 7.799 Lakhs

Ground water status Safe – All 10 blocks


1.2 DEMOGRAPHY

As per 2011 Census, the total population of the district is 571278 out of which 99 percent belong to

rural areas. Sex ratio is 949 in Agar which is higher than the sex ratio of the state 931. Literate population of

Agardistrict is 311038 and literacy rate is 54.45 percent. Category wise population of the district revelas

that out of the total population of the district 4.27 percent population belongs to scheduled tribes, 23.79

percent population belongs to scheduled casts and 71.94 percent population belongs to other category.

Agar block has maximum percentage of total population 30.34 percent as compare to other blocks. It

also has maximum population of schedule tribes 45649 of the district. Sunser block has maximum

population of schedule caste 14133 as compare to other blocks of the district. Nulkheda block has

lowest population 118592 as well as population of all category as compare to other blocks of the

district.

Table 1.2.1 : Block Wise Population

Name of Block Category Total

Schedule Tibes Schedule Caste Others

Agar 45649 1769 125917 173335

Badod 31822 207 103494 135523

Susner 31580 14133 98115 143828

Nalkheda 26847 8300 83445 118592

Total 135898 24409 410971 571278

Chart : 2.1 Block wise population of different category of Agar Malwa district.

0

20000

40000

60000

80000

100000

120000

140000

Agar Badod Susner Nalkheda

Category Wise Population of Agar District

Schedule Tibes

Schedule Caste

Others


Table 1.2.2 Demography of AGAR MALWA District

Name of the State :- Madhya Pradesh

Name of the District :- Agar Malwa

Name of

the Block

Population SC ST OTHER Total

Code

of the

Block

No. of Gram

panchayats

nonn

No. of

the

village

M F

Growh

rate in

%

No. of

Members

No. of

Members

No. of

Members

No. of

household

No. of

Members

Agar 109 59 137 89134 84201 22.86 45649 1769 125917 23523 173335

Badod 110 65 139 69426 66097 18.79 31822 207 103494 19462 135523

Susner 112 55 112 73539 70289 17.24 31580 14133 98115 27098 143828

Nalkheda 111 48 93 60953 57639 15.69 26847 8300 83445 23756 118592

Distt. Total - 227 481 293052 278226 18.645 135898 24409 410971 93839 571278


1.3 BIOMASS AND LIVESTOCK

District Agar Malwa known for good quality of milk in Madhya Pradesh. The biggest Cow Century is

established in the Susner Block of the district. Is is known by Salariya Gow Abhyarand where about 10000

cows has been conserved.

Forest cover of the district counts very less area 47.64 sq Km. contributes 1.75 percent of the district area

(2725 sq Km). There are 154712 Indigenous Cow, 73230 In-descriptive Buffalo, 11550 Poultry birds, 450

Pigs, 10 Ducks and 94450 Goats are available in the district. Goats are good source income especially for

land less labours and small & marginal farmers of the district. There is a need to expand the basket of goat

breeding choices by including at least four buck breeds for upgrading the local goat.

Malvi is a famous draught breed of Malwa. Government of Madhya Pradesh, Deptt. of Animal Husbandry

has established Govt. breeding farm at Agar Shajapur.

Fig 2: Malivi Beed of Cow.


Table 1.3.1 : Biomass and Livestock



Name of the

Block

Small Animals Large Animals

Any Other

Milch or

Meat

Animals

(No.)

Draft Animal

(Buffalo/yak/bulls/ any

other (No.)

Poultry

(No.)

Ducks

(No.)

Pigs

(No.)

Goats

(No.)

Sheeps

(No.)

Indigenous

Cow (No.)

Hybrid

Cow

(No.)

In

descriptive

Buffalo

(No.)

Hybrid

Buffalo

(No.)

Agar 4660 10 130 25400 15 38910 0 15812 0 0 0

Badod 3010 0 85 25890 30 45977 0 24444 0 0 0

Susner 2520 0 130 27870 440 40565 0 16154 0 0 0

Nalkheda 1360 0 105 15290 90 29260 0 16820 0 0 0

Distt.Total 11550 10 450 94450 575 154712 0 73230 0 0 0


Chart : 1.3.1 Status of small animals in Agar Malwa District.

Chart : 1.3.2 Status of large animals in Agar Malwa District.

Poultry, 11550, 10.79%

Ducks, 10, 0.01%

Pigs, 450, 0.42%

Goats, 94450, 88.24%

Sheeps, 575,

0.54%

Status of small animals in Agar Malwa District

0 50000 100000 150000 200000

Indigenous Cow

Hybrid Cow

In descriptive Buffalo

Hybrid Buffalo

154712

0

73230

0

Status of Large animals in Agar Malwa District (Nos)


1.4 AGRO- ECOLOGY ,CLIMATE ,HYDROLOGY AND TOPOGRAPHY

1.4.1 Agro-ecology, Climate

and Rainfall

District Agar Malwa comes

under Malwa Plateau Agro

Climatic Zone of Madhya

Pradesh. In agro ecological

zone classification it comes

under semi-tropical area.

Wheat , Gram, Soybean and

Green Gram are the major

crops of the district. The

climate of agar district

characterized by hot summer

and general dryness except

during the south west

monsoon season. The year

may be divided into four

seasons. The cold season,

December to February is

followed by the hot season

from March to about the middle of June. The period from the middle of June to September is the south west

monsoon season. October and November form the post monsoon or transition period. The normal annual

rainfall of agar District is 899 mm. Agar district receives maximum rainfall during south – west monsoon

period i.e. June to September. About 92.3% of the annual rainfall received during monsoon season. Only

7.7% of the annual rainfall takes place between October to May period. Thus surplus water for ground water

recharge is available only during the south – west monsoon period. The maximum 1627.7 mm rainfall

received in 2015.

The normal maximum temperature recorded during the month of May is 39.90 C and minimum during the

month of January 9.60 C. The normal annual means maximum and minimum temperature of agar district is

31.30 C & 35.50 C respectively. During the south- west monsoon season the relative humidity generally

exceeds 88% (July / August month). The rest of the year is drier. The driest part of the year is the summer

season, when relative humidity is less than 33%. April is the driest month of the year. The wind velocity is

higher during the pre monsoon period as compared to post monsoon period. The maximum wind velocity is

27.0 km / hr. observed during the month of June and minimum 7.1 km/hr during the month of November.

The average normal annual wind velocity of agar district is 15.9 km / hr. The normal maximum temperature

noticed during the month of May is 39.40 C and minimum during the month of December 9.80 C. The

normal annual mean minimum and maximum temperatures has been worked out as 18.20 C and 30.60 C

respectively. During the south-west monsoon season, the relative humidity generally exceeds 87% (August

month) and the rest of the year is drier. The driest part of the year is the summer season, when relative

humidity is less than 33%. May is the driest month of the year.

1.4.2 Geomorphology:

The district lies on a part of Malwa plateau at a general elevation between 335 and 608 m amsl with an

elevation of about 275m. The entire district is characterized by a typical Trappean geomorphology comprising

extensive plain, low lying hills and hills clusters with gentle northerly slope. Western, south, south-eastern

parts are highly undulated with broad flat topped hills, cluster terraces and isolated hills. A number of hils


caped by laterite are noticed in the north-western, western part. The central area is plain with scattered

hillocks.The highest point 608m amsl occurs a few kilometers south-west of Shajapur and the lowest part is

about 335m in the Kali Sind and Newaj river valleys. Bad land topography along small nalah courses and

scarp development upto maximum of 20m are quite common along the rivers. The general slopes are from

south to north marked by a number of small rivers which later join the Kali Sind River.

1.4.3 Hydrology

Decan Trap basaltic rock found in entire district. Different flows of basaltic rock are mostly of “Aa” type

but ”Pahoehoes” and intermediate type are also present. A typical flow unit consist of a lower dense

massive, horizon passing upwards into a vesicular, amygdaloidal or jointed basalt. At places, top of

individual flows are marked by reddish brown clayey material(Red bole) of few cm to 5 m thickness.

Usually the red- bole and vesicular basalt are prone to weathering and give rise extensive black cotton soil.

There are sixteen basaltic flows which were identified by Geological Survey of India in a vertical column of

275m between altitude of 335 to 610 m amsl) in entire agar district. The various flows of basalts are at times

inter-bedded and fossiliferous inter trappen. The description of various lava flows are shown in table 1.4.1.

Table 1.4.1 :Thickness of ‘Basaltic Lava Flow’ in Agar Malwa District.

Flow .no. thickness Formation /descreiption Age

11-16 100m (Elevation above 500m) Indore formation six fine grained

sparsely porphyritic Aa type flow

Upper

cretaceous to

lower Eocene

07-10 60m (Elevation above 460m) Kankariya purukheri four to pahoehoe

type flow fossiliferous intertrappean

02-06 100m (Elevation upper contact at

440-443m)

Kalisindh formation fine grained

sparsely porphyritic Aa type flow

00-01 15m (Elevation 340m) Mandleshwar formation fine to medium

grainedsparsely to moderate

Occurrence of Ground Water :

Ground Water occurs in different lava flows having distinctive feature like significant primary porosity in the

form of vesicles lava tubes formed due to emanations of gases in weathered lava flows along with fractures,

variation vesicles and its vide spatial and temporal with minerals considerable reduced by filling up with

minerals like zeolites, calcite, and silica to form amygdale. Alternating sequence of pervious and compact

horizon function as a multi aquifer system.

Shallow ground water occurs in the weathered vesicular, jointed fractured zones of basaltic flows generally

under unconfined conditions at some places under semi confined to confined condition due to the presence of

thickly silt clays overlying the jointed rocks in the cases of deepr aquifer. Shallow aquifer also noticed in

alluvium occurs along Lakhunda , Kalisindh , Newaj and Parvati river courses .Laterite development on basalt

is not extensive except in and around Agar town where the traps have undergone maximum degree of

leaching. The hydrogeology of the undivided Agar Malwa district has been depicted in Fig-3.


Fig. 3: Hydrology Map of Agar Malwa (Undivided Shajapur) District.

Ground Water Levels

Variation of ground water levels in a area is an important component of Hydrological cycle because of its is a

physical reflection of aquifer system. As the change in ground water level is directly related to ground water

balance and its continuous records provide direct information of sub surface geo environmental changes due to

withdrawal of ground water. To monitor the seasonal & annual fluctuation, change in quantity and quality of

ground water, CGWB has established Ground water monitoring wells and piezometers in entire Agar Malwa

(Undivided Shajapur) district. The monitoring of ground water levels in these wells is being carried out by

CGWB during the month of May, August, November and January. High frequency ground water level

monitoring is being carried out at many places deep piezometers using automatic water level recorders. To

study ground water regime of the area pre monsoon and post monsoon maps of the Agar Malwa (Undivided

Shajapur) district has been prepared .


Pre Monsoon (May 2012.) : In pre monsoon period, May 2012, depth to water level ranges between 8 mbgl

to 23.40 mbgl. The most part of the district have water level in the range of 12.0 to 16.0 m bgl during the pre

monsoon water level.(Fig-4)

Fig-4 : Depth to Water level Pre-Mansoon (May-2012) District Agar Malwa (Undivided Shajapur)

Post Monsoon (November 2012) : During Post monsoon period November 2012 ,the water level ranges

from 1.07 m bgl to 15.08 mbgl. It is observed that in most part of the district the water level lies within 5.00

mbgl. During post monsoon period water level between 5-10moccures in N-W &south-eastern part o0f the

district.


Fig-5 : Depth to Water level Post-Mansoon (Nov-2012) District Agar Malwa (Undivided Shajapur)


1.5 S O I L P R O F I L E

The soil in Agar Malwa district are of mixed type and there is no distinct boundary in between any two type

of soils. There are three categories of soils identified in the district area-

(a) Black cotton Soil

These soils are dark grey to black in color, composed of clay and are plastic & sticky in nature. These soils

are fertile in nature and derived from decomposition of trappean rocks having thickness of 15 cm to 2m .

These soils cover major part of the district.

(b) Lateritic soil

These soils consist of sandy loam to clayey loam and brick red to red in colour. These soils are derived from

weathered ferruginous basalt and are found around Agar and Barod blocks.

(c )Alluvium soil

The alluvium is of mixed origin & comprises of silt & clay and admixtures of these in varying properties. The

occurrence of alluvium is confined to the bank of stream and rivers and usually 3 to 4m in thickness.

Agar is famous for its red soil. This red soil is found only in Agar and limited to about 1-2 km outside of it.

Banyan trees, some of them many, many years old, are found in Agar Malwa.

1.5 Soil Profile


Name of District :- Agar Malwa

Name of the

Blocks

Soil Type Land Slope

Major Soil

Classes Area (ha) 0-3% (ha) 3-8% (ha) 8-25% (ha) >25% (ha)

Agar

Badod

Susner

Nalkheda

Black cotton - - - - -

Lateritic - - - - -

Alluvium - - - - -


LAND CLASSIFICATION

The purpose of classifying land under various land capability classes and sub-classes is to obtain a

basis fo scientific management of land resources, so as to assign various land uses such as

Ariculture , forestry , Horticulture, Agro-forestry and other mixed land use systems Land uses should not

be planned for short term achievements, but they should be sustainable and not allow further degradation

of basic resources of soil. Thus,

land is classified into eight land capability classes under two broad groups as

a. Land suitable for Agriculture and other uses which include Class I to Class IV (Land):-

i. Green (I)

ii. Yellow (II)

iii. Red (III)

iv. Blue (IV)

b. Land not suitable for Agriculture but very well suited for Forestry, Grassland and wild-life which

includes Class V to Class VIII:-

i. Uncoloured (V)

ii. Orange (VI)

iii. Brown (VII)

iv. Purple (VIII)

Under systematic survey of Agar district, it was observed that district’s major area falls under Class II

contributing about 28% TGA of the district followed by Class III accounting for about 31% TGA and class

IV 11% of TGA. Currently 59% soil is being used for Agriculture & horticulture crop production, 11%

land for tree/forestry,about 30% of TGA land of the district falls under class VI-VIII which are unsuitable

for cultivation.

LAND SLOPE

Land Slope characteristics helps in understanding the soil genesis, land use, relation with Lithology and

land form, etc. Climate plays an important role in Slope evolution and it is generally found that slope in

humid climate are relatively gentle with deep soil and thick vegetation. Land area which falls under very

gently sloping (1-3%)

1.6 SOIL EROSION AND RUNOFF STATUS Soil erosion is a surface feature which signifies the loss of soil from the particular area. Estimation of the

soil loss is important to understand the degree of soil degradation, which restricts the land for potential

agricultural use. The soil erosion affects adversely to fertility status and land use. In Agar district, the major

part of area 55% falls under severe to very severe erosion and 45% area fall slight to moderate soil erosion,

expected soil loss is (5-15 tonnes/ha/year). In severe erosion area which need attention for crop production,

contour bunding, contour farming, gully plugging, water harvesting and provision of outlets for proper

disposal of water are suggested, in order to arrest the precious loss of soils.

Data of soil erosion is not available for this district as remote sensing based soil erosion potential map and data

attached and there is no sedimentary monitoring station.


1.6 Soil Erosion and Runoff Status



Name of the Block

Soil

Erosion

(Tone/ha)

Runoff

Drought

Frequency

Peak

Rate

(cum/hr)/

year

Frequency

of Peak

(No in

Months

Total

Runoff

Volume

of

Rainy

Season

(ha-m)

mm

/year

Time of Return of

Maximum Flood

5

Years

10

Years

In

Years

Agar, Badod, Sunser, Nalkheda 5-15 - - 353 - - - -


1.7 LAND USE PATTERN

Agar Malwa district comprises of 4 development blocks, 4 Tehsils, 227 panchayats and 481 villages. Total

geographical area of the district is 272578 Hectare, of which the gross cropped area is 94233 Hectare,

of which the net sown area is 179850 Hectare and more than once crop area is 106236 Hectare. Average

crop intensity of whole district is 159.5% of which Agar and Barode blocks has more than 160% crop

intensity resulting in irrigation facility of more than 34.57% .District’s forest area is conserved forest which

is 4782 Hectare, other area is under wasteland covered 1302 Hectare. In total it is more than 1.75 % of the

whole geographical area.

The Agar Malwa region comes under dry forests. The other species found here are Bamboo, Babool,

Neem, Kheri and Khakhra which covers of the district. There are 3major rivers, which flow through the

district namely Lakhunder , Kalisindh and Chhoti Kalisindh.

Table No: 1.7

Name of the

Block

Total

Geographical

Area

Area Under Agriculture ( Area in hect.)

Area

under

Forest

Area under

Wasteland

Area

under

other

uses

Gross

Cropped

Area (1)

Net.

Sown

Area (2)

Area

sown

more

than

once (1-

2)

Cropping

intensity

(%)

Agar 67518 68179 42923 25256 158 1343 360 0

Badod 59932 66871 42840 24031 156 862 38 0

Susner 71799 70623 44062 26561 160 1541 554 0

Nalkheda 73329 80417 50029 30388 164 1036 350 0

Distt.Total 272578 286090 179854 106236 159.5 4782 1302 0

CHAPTER -2 DISTRICT WATER PROFILE

Irrigation is the artificial application of water to the land or soil. It is used to assist in the growing of agricultural

crops, maintenance of landscapes, and re-vegetation of disturbed soils in dry areas and during periods of

inadequate rainfall. There is a great necessity of irrigation in agriculture. Due to some reasons irrigation is

needed for agriculture.

Uncertainty of Monsoon rainfall both in time and place.

Irregularity in distribution of rainfall throughout the year.

Excessive rainfall causing flood.

Draught is an annual event in some areas.

India is a land of Rabi Crops. But there is not rainfall in winter months.

Some soils need more water.

Introduction of H.Y.V seeds and multiple cropping need water throughout the year.

The types of Irrigation mainly practiced in Agar Malwa district are:

Tanks:

(a) Irrigation Tanks (b) Earthen Dams (c) Stop Dams (d) Check Dams (e) Farm Ponds

Well :

(a) Dug Well (b) Tube Well: (i) Shallow. (ii) Deep.

Canal :

(a) Perennial (b) Non-Perennial


2.1 Crop water Requirement:

Crop water requirement is the water required by the plants for its survival, growth, development and to produce

economic parts. This requirement is applied either naturally by precipitation or artificially by irrigation. Hence

the crop water requirement includes all losses like:

a) Transpiration loss through leaves (T)

b) Evaporation loss through soil surface in cropped area (E)

c) Amount of weather used by plants (WP) for its metabolic activities which is estimated as less than 1% of the

total water absorption. These three components cannot be separated so easily. Hence the ET loss is taken as crop

water use or crop water consumptive use.

d) Other application losses are conveyance loss, percolation loss, runoff loss, etc., (WL).

e) The water required for special purposes (WSP) like puddling operation, ploughing operation, land preparation,

leaching, requirement, for the purpose of weeding, for dissolving fertilizer and chemical, etc.

Hence the water requirement is symbolically represented as: WR = T + E + WP + WL + WSP (The other

application losses and special purposes are mostly indented for wet land cultivation. Hence for irrigated dry land

crop the ET loss alone is accounted for crop water requirement). The estimations of the water requirement of

crop are one of the basic needs for crop planning on the farm and for the planning of any irrigation project.

Table 2.1 : Crop Water requirement of major crops of the district

SN Crops Crop Water Requirement (mm)

Soybean 450-700

Wheat 450-650

Gram 350-450

Maize 500-800

Green Gram 350-450

2.2 Irrigation Status

In Agar Malwa district more than 85% population are depended on agriculture either directly or indirectly.

Soybean, Moong and Maize are main crops of Kharif season; Gram and Wheat are main crops of Rabi

season. Cereals & Coarse cereals are cultivated in total 51435 ha. including 36259 hectare irrigated area.

Pulses are cultivated in 44583 hectare including 40206 hectare irrigated area. Oilseed crops are cultivated in

total 148005 hectare which includes 5963 hectare irrigated area. Season wise area of cultivation is given in

table 2.1(a).

Table 2.2 : Area wise , Crop wise Irrigation status of Agar Malwa District.

Name of the state:Madhya Pradesh

Name of the District:Agar Malwa

Name of the Block : Agar, Badod, Sunser, Nalkheda Crop Type Khariff (Area in Ha.) Rabi (Area in Ha.) Summer Crop

(Area in Ha.)

Total (Area in Ha.) Horticulture &

Plantation Crops

(Area in Ha.)

IRR RF Total IRR RF Total IRR RF Total IRR RF Total IRR RF Total

A)Cereals &

Coarse

Cereals

0 15166 15166 36269 0 36269 0 0 0 36269 15166 51435 0 0 0

B)Pulses 0 4377 4377 40206 0 40206 0 0 0 40206 4377 44583 0 0 0

C)Oilseeds 0 142042 142042 5963 0 5963 0 0 0 5963 142042 148005 0 0 0

D) Fibre 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

E)Any other

crops

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Total 0 161585 161585 82438 0 82438 0 0 0 82438 161585 244023 0 0 0


Chart 2 .1 Irrigated and rainfed are of different types of crop in the dist rict .

0

20000

40000

60000

80000

100000

120000

140000

160000

Cereals /CoarseCereals

Pulses Oil Seeds Fibre Any otherCrops

36

26

9

40

20

6

59

63

0 0

15

16

6

43

77

14

20

42

0 0

Irigated

Rainfed


Block wise irrigation status are shown in Table 2.3.

2.3 Block wise area and irrigation status of different type of crops

Type of

Crops

Khariff (Area in Ha.) Rabi (Area in Ha.) Summer Crop (Area

in Ha.)

Total Horticulture &

Plantation Crops

(Area in Ha.)

IRR RF Total IRR RF Total IRR RF Total IRR RF Total IRR RF Total

Name of Block : Agar

A)Cereals &

Coarse

cereals

0 2999 2999 13770 0 13770 0 0 0 13770 2999 16769 0 0 0

B)Pulses 0 794 794 7949 0 7949 0 0 0 7949 794 8735 0 0 0

C)Oilseeds 0 35023 35023 656 0 656 0 0 0 656 35203 35859 0 0 0

D) Fibre 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

E)Others 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Sub-Total 0 38816 38816 22375 0 22375 0 0 0 22375 38996 61363 0 0 0

Name of Block : Badod

A)Cereals &

Coarse

cereals

0 3002 3002 11438 0 11438 0 0 0 11438 3002 14440 0 0 0

B)Pulses 0 1242 1242 12675 0 12675 0 0 0 12675 1242 13917 0 0 0

C)Oilseeds 0 39988 39988 1251 0 1251 0 0 0 0 39988 41239 0 0 0

D) Fibre 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1251 0 0 0 0 0

E)Others 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Sub-Total 0 44232 44232 25364 0 25364 0 0 0 25364 44232 69596 0 0 0

Name of Block : Sunser

A)Cereals &

Coarse

cereals

0 4393 4393 5894 0 5894 0 0 0 5894 4393 10287 0 0 0

B)Pulses 0 1321 1321 8421 0 8421 0 0 0 8421 1321 9742 0 0 0

C)Oilseeds 0 32484 32484 2463 0 2463 0 0 0 2463 32484 34947 0 0 0

D) Fibre 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

E)Others 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Sub-Total 0 38198 38198 16778 0 16778 0 0 0 16778 38198 54976 0 0 0

Name of Block : Nalkheda

A)Cereals &

Coarse

cereals

0 4772 4772 5167 0 5167 0 0 0 5167 4772 99939 0 0 0

B)Pulses 0 1020 1020 11161 0 11161 0 0 0 11161 1020 12181 0 0 0

C)Oilseeds 0 34547 34547 1593 0 1593 0 0 0 1593 34547 36140 0 0 0

D) Fibre 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

E)Others 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Sub-Total 0 40339 40339 17921 0 17921 0 0 0 17921 40339 148260 0 0 0


2.2 PRODUCTION AND PRODUCTIVITY OF MAJOR CROPS

Agar Malwa district also produces sufficient quantities of vegetables and pulses. The city’s routine requirement is fulfilled by producing potatoes,

tomatoes and onions. Cabbage, cauliflower and green peas are also grown on sufficient area. Garlic, Chillies and ginger are the leading produce.

Besides in the NTFP front, this district grows some lac on moong (There is no processing unit in district). Agar Malwa is known for its orange.

Agar Malwa district has increasingly been emerging as the major vegetables, spices and fruit producing district of Madhya Pradesh state. With

the formation of the spice hub and introduction of National Horticulture Mission Agar Malwa will improve on its production for these crops, more

rapidly.

Table : 2.2Production and Productivity of Major Crops

Name of the state:- Madhya Pradesh

Name of the District:- Agar Malwa

Name of the Block :- Agar, Badod, Sunser, Nalkheda

Crop Sown Rainfed Irrigated Total

Sea

son

s

Cer

eals

Co

arse

cere

als

Pu

lses

Oil

seed

s

Fib

re

An

y o

ther

cro

ps

Are

a (

ha

)

Pro

du

ctio

n

(qtn

/yr)

Pro

du

ctiv

it

y o

r Y

ield

(Kg

s/ h

a )

Co

st o

f

cult

ivat

ion

(Rs.

/ha)

Pro

du

ctio

n

(qtn

/yr)

Pro

du

ctiv

it

y o

r Y

ield

(Kg

s/ h

a )

Co

st o

f

cult

ivat

ion

(Rs.

/ha)

Pro

du

ctio

n

(qtn

/yr)

Pro

du

ctiv

it

y o

r Y

ield

(Kg

s/ h

a )

Co

st o

f

cult

ivat

ion

(Rs.

/ha)

Khariff 15166 1242 43123 102234 0 0 161765 2588240 1600 40000 0 2588240 1600 40000

Rabi 36269 12675 28782 4712 0 0 82438 0 2060950 2500 50000 2060950 2500 50000

Summer 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Horticult

ure &

Plantatio

n Crops

0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Total 51435 13917 71905 106946 0 0 244203 40000


2.3 IRRIGATION BASED CLASSIFICATION

Gross Irrigated are in the district is 94233 Hectare. Net Irrigated area is 0.00Hectare. Partially Irrigated or protected irrigation area is not available

and un-irrigated/Totally rainfed area is 179850 hectare.

2.3 Irrigation based Classification

Name of State :- Madhya Pradesh

Name of District :- Agar Malwa

Name of Block

Irrigated (Area in ha) Rainfed (Area in ha)

Gross Irrigated Area Net Irrigated

Area

Partially Irrigated/protective

irrigation

Un-irrigated or Totally

Rainfed

Agar 24425 23425 0 42924

Badod 24031 23031 0 42840

Susner 24458 23458 0 44062

Nalkheda 21319 20319 0 50024

Total 94233 90233 0 179850


CHAPTER-3 WATER AVAILABILITY

3.1 Surface Water:

Rivers, lakes and man-made reservoirs are the main sources of surface water abstraction. The major rivers

flowing in the district is Kali Sindh River. The Average rainfall of the district is 899mm. The average

number of rain days is 25- 30 days. Despite the great network of the rivers and numerous seasonal streams

the majority of the cultivated area is rainfed only.

3.1 STATUS OF WATER AVAILABILITY

The total water availability for irrigation in the district is 0.045482 Billion Cubic Meter of which

0.00004199 BillionCubic Meter is available from Surface irrigation and 0.04544 Billion Cubic Meter from

Ground water sources.

3.1 Status of Water Availability

Source : CWC, CGWB, Distt. Irrigation & Agriculture office record

Name of the District :- Agar-malwa BCM per

Ha

S.No. Sources Kharif Rabi Summer Total

1 Surface Irrigation

(i) Canal (Major & Medium Irrigation) 0.000 0.00003047 0.000 0.00003047

(ii) Minor irrigation tanks 0.000 0.00001152 0.000 0.00001152

(iii) Lift Irrigation/Diversion - - - -

(iv) Various Water Bodies including Rain

Water Harvesting

- - - -

(v) Treated Effluent Received from STP - - - -

(vi) Untreated Effluent - - - -

(vii) Perennial sources of water - - - -

2 Ground Water

(i) Open Well - - - -

(ii) Deep Tube Well - - - -

(iii) Medium Tube Well - - - -

(iv) Shallow Tube Wells - - - -

Total 0.000 0.00004199 0.000 0.00004199


STATUS OF WATER AVAILABILITY



Name of the Block :- Agar BCM per Ha

S.N

o.

Sources Kharif Rabi Summer Tota

l

1 Surface Irrigation - - - -

(i) Canal (Major & Medium Irrigation) - - - -



(iv) Various Water Bodies including Rain Water

Harvesting

- - - -




2 Ground Water - - - -





Total 0.000 0.0000054 0.000 0.0000054




Name of the Block :- Badod BCM per Ha

S.No. Sources Kharif Rabi Summer Tota

l


(i) Canal (Major & Medium Irrigation 0.000 0.0000052 0.000 0.0000052



(iv) Various Water Bodies including Rain Water

Harvesting

- - - -




2 Ground Water





Total 0.000 0.000012 0.000 0.000012






Name of the Block :- Susner BCM per

Ha


1 Surface Irrigation - - - -

(i) Canal (Major & Medium Irrigation 0.0 0.00000635 0.000 0.00000635




Water Harvesting

- - - -




2 Ground Water - - - -





Total 0.000 0.0000194 0.000 0.0000194





Name of the Block :- Nalkheda BCM per

Ha



(i) Canal (Major & Medium Irrigation - - - -




Water Harvesting

- - - -




2 Ground Water





Total 0.000 0.0000053 0.000 0.0000053


3.2 STATUS OF GROUND WATER AVAILABILITY

The entire district, command and Non Command areas, falls under Critical , Semicritical and

Overexploited Category, all the block of district area under critical and over exploited, which is Agar

block falling under Critical category and barod block categorized as critical irrigation by ground water

is developing fast in the recent decades , Block Susner and Nalkheda are under over exploited categories.

Farmers are seen constructing wells for irrigation purpose without much consideration of well spacing

resulting in adverse impact on the ground water regime in some of the watersheds, which has caused the

water level to deplete. Declining trend of water levels is noticed in the south and southwestern part of

the area.

Ground Water Level Trend (2003 -2012) Analysis of ground water level trend indicates that there is declining trend in water level between 0. 1 to

0.17 m/year & rising trend ranges between 0.09-0.11 m/year in different parts of the district

Ground Water Quality

Ground Water Quality for Drinking Ground Water Quality in agar district is assessed annually by CGWB

on the basis of water samples collected from nos. of hydrographs stations in the district. Ground water in the

district is generally medium to high saline as electric conductivity values ranges between 825 – 2530 µS/cm.

Constituents like Sulphate, Calcium and Magnesium were within the safe limit for drinking water as per BIS

standards. Nitrate in the ground water of agar is varying between 36- 270 mg/l. High nitrate in the village

area appears due to excessive use of fertilizers and agricultural waste. Ground water in the district at many

places is saline and due care is needed before its use.

3.2Status of ground water availability Source CGWB

Name of the state – Madhya pradesh

Name of the district – Agar –Malwa

Status of Block as per Central Ground Water Board

Notification Ground Water (BCM)

Critical Semi-Critical Over Exploited Draft Recharge Gap

Agar - -

- Badod -

- - Susner

- - Nalkheda

( SOURCE – CGWB REPORT )


3.2.1 DYANAMIC GROUND WATER RESOURCE POTENTIAL Source :- CGWB Report

Assemn

et Unit

Sub-unit

Comman

d/Non-

Comman

d

Net

Annual

Ground

water

Availab

ility

(ham)

Existin

g Gross

Groun

d water

Draft

for

Irrigati

on

(ham)

Existing

Gross

Ground

water

Draft for

Domestic

&

Industria

l water

supply

(ham)

Existing

Gross

Ground

water

Draft

for All

uses

(ham)

Provis

ion

for

domes

tic

and

indust

rial

requir

ement

supply

to

next

25

year

(2033)

(ham)

Net

Ground

water

availabili

ty for

future

irrigatio

n

develop

ment

(ham)

Stage

of

Groun

d

water

Develo

pment

(%)

Categor

y

Agar

Commnad 3441 323 74 397 133 2985 12 Safe

Non-

Command 7389 6384 295 6679 295 710 90 Critical

Block

Total 10830 6707 369 7076 428 3695 65

Badod Commnad - - - - - - -

Semi

Critical Non-

Command 10567 7305 293 7598 498 2764 72

Block

Total 10567 7305 293 7598 498 2764 72

Nalkhe

da

Commnad - - - - - - -

Over

Exploite

d Non-

Command 9609 10806 260 11066 260 -1458 115

Block

Total 9609 10806 260 11066 260 -1458 115

Susner Commnad - - - - - - -

Over

Exploite

d

Non-

Command 9724 9870 311 10181 311 -457 105

Block

Total 9724 9870 311 10181 311 -457 105

Agar

District

Total 40730

34688

1233

35921

1497

4544

88


GROUND WATER RESOURCES (2009) Agar district is underlain by mainly Basaltic lava flows of Deccan trap. Dynamic ground water resources of

the district have been estimated for base year -2008/09 on block-wise basis (table 3.2.1). There are four

assessment units (block) in the district which fall under non-command (97 %) and command (3.% Agar

bolck) sub units. Barod block of the district are categorized as semi critical and Agar as critical, Nalkheda

and Susner blocks are categorized as over exploited.The higheststage of groundwater development is

computed as 115%in Nalkheda block the net ground water availability in the district is 40730 ham and

ground water draft for all uses is 35921

ham making stage of ground water development 88%as a whole for district .

After making collection for future domestic and industrial supply for next 25 years ,balanceavailable

ground water for future irrigation would be 4544 ham .

3.3 STATUS OF COMMAND AREA

The following data gives block wise data of canal command, watershed command, and

information on total developed and under developed command. Total command area is 23554.82

hectare, which comprises of Canal command and watershed command. It covers 481 villages of

the district. Developed command area for the district is 21289.06hectare. Total undeveloped

command area is 3845.43 hectare. The area developed under Canal command is 20308.06

hectare, it is the assured irrigation for crops. And undeveloped area under Canal command is

3845.43hectare

3.3Status of Command Area Source : W.R.D.

AGAR



S.

N

o.

Name of

Block /

No.of

Village

Information of Canal

Command

Information on other

services command Total Area

Total

Area

Developm

ent Area

Un

Developm

ent Area

Total

Area

Develo

pment

Area

Un

Develo

pm ent

Area

Develop

ment

Area

Un

Developm

ent Area

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 5+8

1 Agar /49 7478.76 6018.00 2059.43 219.00 219.00 - 6237.00 2059.43

2 Badod /44 4342.00 3030.00 1321.00 743.00 743.00 - 3773.00 1312.00

3 Susner /49 6330.41 6330.41 0.00 0.00 0.00 - 6330.41 0.00

4 Nalkheda

/51

5403.65 4929.65 474.00 19.00 19.00 - 21289.06 3845.43

Total Agar

distt. /193

23554.82 20308.06 3845.43 981.00 981.00 - 21289.00 3845.43


3.3Status of CommandArea Source : W.R.D. AGAR



Name of the Block :- Agar

Area in Ha

S.

N

o.

Name of

Village


Command

Information on

other services

command

Total Area

Total

Area

Develop

ment

Area

Un

Developm

ent Area

Total

Area

Devel

opme

nt

Area

Un

Develo

pm ent

Area

Developm

ent Area

Un

Developm

ent Area

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 5+8

1 Pipliyakuma

r

101 85 16.000 - - - 85 16.000

2 Pachoura 225 200 25.000 - - - 200 25.000

3 Ladwan 198 150 48.000 - - - 150 48.000

4 Jhikriya 0 0 0.000 65 65 - 65 0.000

5 Dudhpura 0 0 0.000 35 35 - 35 0.000

6 Parsukhedi 117 97 0.000 0 - - 97 0.000

7 Kundla 65 43 22.000 0 - - 43 22.000

8 Agar 0 0 0.000 20 20 - 20 0.000

9 Laxmikheda 0 0 0.000 60 60 - 60 0.000

10 Bhyana 154 117 37.000 0 0 - 117 37.000

11 jamunia 0 0 0.000 20 20 - 20 0.000

12 Karwakhedi 88 45 43.000 - - - 45 43.000

13 Pacheti 228.005 227 1.005 - - - 227 1.005

14 Kripalpur 78.995 60 18.995 - - - 60 18.995

15 Hargankhed

i

82 125 43.000 - - - 125 43.000

16 Kalmoi 208 205 3.000 - - - 205 3.000

17 Chandangao

n

560.010 385 175.010 - - - 385 175.010

18 Kundla

khurd

100.005 97 3.005 - - - 97 3.005

19 Chachakhed

i

315 132 183.000 - - - 132 183.000

20 Kadiya 183 120 63.000 - - - 120 63.000

21 Jassakhedi 245 109 136.000 - - - 109 136.000

22 Bhadbhunji 157.8 130 27.800 - - - 130 27.800

23 Akya Bhati 154.85 105 0.000 - - - 105 0.000

24 Kolukhedi 192.65 55 0.000 - - - 55 0.000


25

Sutda

170.73

159

0.000

-

-

-

159

0.000

26 Napakhedi 122.28 144 21.720 - - - 144 21.720

27 Nandukhedi 41.45 35 6.450 - - - 35 6.450

28 Sanawadi 44.52 97 52.480 - - - 97 52.480

29 Ghonsli 157.9 150 7.900 - - - 150 7.900

30 Palasi 95.35 19 76.350 - - - 19 76.350

31 Dokergaon 212.1 68 144.100 - - - 68 144.100

32 Khajuri kanad 105.82 95 10.820 - - - 95 10.820

33 Batawda 290.51 171 119.510 - - - 171 119.510

34 Gujarkhedi 35.75 30 5.750 - - - 30 5.750

35 Alampura 57.88 126 68.120 - - - 126 68.120

36 Anandpur 38.68 44 5.320 - - - 44 5.320

37 Gajariya 118.71 63 55.710 - - - 63 55.710

38 Kundla Buzurg 176.86 186 9.140 - - - 186 9.140

39 Mathurakhedi 209.6 77 132.600 - - - 77 132.600

40 Eklera 203.31 259 55.690 - - - 259 55.690

41 Khankari 179.52 202 22.480 - - - 202 22.480

42 Kanad 664.7 590 74.700 - - - 590 74.700

43 Samgimana 254.59 235 19.590 - - - 235 19.590

44 Borkhedi 333 236 97.000 - - - 236 97.000

45 Singawad 332.18 278 54.180 - - - 278 54.180

46 Ghanikhedi 0 36 36.000 - - - 36 36.000

47 Dolatpur 0 35 35.000 - - - 35 35.000

48 Bijnakhedi 180 136 44.000 19 19 - 155 44.000

49 Nanukhedi 0 60 60.000 - - - 60 60.000

Total 7479 6018 2059 219 219 - 6237 2059


3.3StatusofCommandArea Source : W.R.D.

AGAR



Name of the Block :- Barod

Area in Ha

S.

N

o.

Name of Village


Command



Total

Area

Develop

ment

Area

Un

Developm

ent Area

Total

Area

Develop

ment

Area

Un

Develo

pm ent

Area

Developm

ent Area

Un

Developm

ent Area

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 5+8

1 Kandari 166 96 70 - - - 96 70

2 Kachhliya 30 18 12 - - - 18 12

3 Dhabla Sondiya 44 29 15 - - - 29 15

4 Kakdel 44 30 14 - - - 30 14

5 Chenpura 56 41 15 - - - 41 15

6 Suwagaon 0 0 0 30 30 - 30 0

7 Kachhaliya 100 90 10 - - - 90 10

8 Siakhedi 40 30 10 - - - 30 10

9 Ranayrakelwa 0 0 0 - - - 0 0

10 Gadi 127 74 53 - - - 74 53

11 Pipliya Chacha 10 8 2 - - - 8 2

12 Bijanagari 147 50 97 - - - 50 97

13 Madkota 182 150 32 80 80 - 230 32

14 Amliya 206 150 56 - - - 150 56

15 Singliya 107 35 72 - - - 35 72

16 Banoti khurd 43 12 31 - - - 12 31

17 Garbada 332 132 200 - - - 132 200

18 Asandhya 90 80 10 - - - 80 10

19 Pipliya Hameer 0 0 0 60 60 - 60 0

20 Chhayan 0 0 0 26 26 - 26 0

21 Mundpura 0 0 0 21 21 - 21 0

22 Behka 0 0 0 80 80 - 80 0

23 Sangakhedi 0 0 0 11 11 - 11 0

24 Eklera 0 0 0 30 30 - 30 0

25 Kangnikheda 0 0 0 10 10 - 10 0

26 Madkota 147 147 0 140 140 - 287 0

27 Kadwala 273 273 0 55 55 - 328 0

28 Singliya 51 51 0 30 30 - 81 0

29 Phulkhedi 65 65 0 63 63 - 128 0

30 Khajuri Barod 291 291 0 12 12 0 303 0

31 Bhimakhedi 176 101 75 - - - 101 75

32 Kheda Narela 187 119 68 - - - 119 68

33 Guradia 96 56 40 - - - 56 40

34 Bilia 281 240 41 - - - 240 41

35 Pipliya Vijay 216 198 18 - - - 198 18


36 Pipliya Jafar 110 33 77 - - - 33 77

37 Barod 121 26 95 - - - 26 95

38 Kanhakheda 63 48 15 - - - 48 15

39 Jhalara 226 200 26 - - - 200 26

40 Barkhedi 231 107 124 - - - 107 124

41 Gudbheli 0 0 0 28 28 - 28 0

42 Unchwas 0 0 0 44 44 - 44 0

43 Amba 0 0 0 23 23 - 23 0

44 Marubardiya 84 50 34 0 0 - 50 34

Total 4342 3030 1312 743 743 - 3773 1312


Name of the State :- Madhya Pradesh Source :- W.R.D. SUSNER SUBDIVISION


Nameof the Block :- Susner

S

.

N

o

.

Name of Village


Command



Total

Area

Developm

ent Area

UnDevel

oment

Area

Total

Area

Develop

ment

Area

UnDeve

lopment

Area

Develop

ment

Area

Un

Developm

ent Area

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 4+7 5+8

1 Ganeshpura 205.00 205.00 0.00 - - - 205.00 0.00

2 Gagorai 129.68 129.68 0.00 - - - 129.68 0.00

3 Lalakhdi 127.50 127.50 0.00 - - - 127.50 0.00

4 Guradi 10.11 10.11 0.00 - - - 10.11 0.00

5 Khejdakhedi 95.75 95.75 0.00 - - - 95.75 0.00

6 Dholakhedi 114.69 114.69 0.00 - - - 114.69 0.00

7 Diwaankhedi 130.11 130.11 0.00 - - - 130.11 0.00

8 Datyakhedi 129.88 129.88 0.00 - - - 129.88 0.00

9 Kanthaliyaka

kheda

90.50 90.50 0.00 - - - 90.50 0.00

10 kawrakhedi 88.89 88.89 0.00 - - - 88.89 0.00

11 Kheria 99.90 99.90 0.00 - - - 99.90 0.00

12 Dewli 89.90 89.90 0.00 - - - 89.90 0.00

13 Khajuri 199.45 199.45 0.00 - - - 199.45 0.00

14 Modi 200.54 200.54 0.00 - - - 200.54 0.00

15 Magispur 127.66 127.66 0.00 - - - 127.66 0.00

16 Bhonipura H 60.50 60.50 0.00 - - - 60.50 0.00

17 Shyampura 125.00 125.00 0.00 - - - 125.00 0.00

18 Nanora 22.00 22.00 0.00 - - - 22.00 0.00

19 Bayra 14.00 14.00 0.00 - - - 14.00 0.00

20 Guradi 31.00 31.00 0.00 - - - 31.00 0.00

21 Dehariya 84.00 84.00 0.00 - - - 84.00 0.00

22 Salyakhedi 20.00 20.00 0.00 - - - 20.00 0.00

23 Naharkheda 165.00 165.00 0.00 - - - 165.00 0.00

24 Umariya 95.00 95.00 0.00 - - - 95.00 0.00

25 Susner 35.00 35.00 0.00 - - - 35.00 0.00

26 AAmla 137.35 137.35 0.00 - - - 137.35 0.00

27 Khanota 100.00 100.00 0.00 - - - 100.00 0.00

28 Pharaspura 122.00 122.00 0.00 - - - 122.00 0.00

29 Dongargaow 159.00 159.00 0.00 - - - 159.00 0.00

30 Maina 100.00 100.00 0.00 - - - 100.00 0.00

31 Kherana 400.00 400.00 0.00 - - - 400.00 0.00

32 Keetkhedi 471.00 471.00 0.00 - - - 471.00 0.00

33 Magariya 260.00 260.00 0.00 - - - 260.00 0.00

34 Dhaturiya 207.00 207.00 0.00 - - - 207.00 0.00

35 Guradi 34.00 34.00 0.00 - - - 34.00 0.00


36 Kothada 219.00 219.00 0.00 - - - 219.00 0.00

37 Sardarpur 119.00 119.00 0.00 - - - 119.00 0.00

38 Khejdi 200.00 200.00 0.00 - - - 200.00 0.00

39 Loghakhedi 250.00 250.00 0.00 - - - 250.00 0.00

40 Jaitpura 240.00 240.00 0.00 - - - 240.00 0.00

41 Kadmi 50.00 50.00 0.00 - - - 50.00 0.00

42 Saarsi 150.00 150.00 0.00 - - - 150.00 0.00

43 Badiya 200.00 200.00 0.00 - - - 200.00 0.00

44 Malanwasa 200.00 200.00 0.00 - - - 200.00 0.00

45 Khejdi 0.00 0.00 0.00 - - - 0.00 0.00

46 Khairana 0.00 0.00 0.00 - - - 0.00 0.00

47 Antraliya 24.00 24.00 0.00 - - - 24.00 0.00

48 Sirpoi 27.00 27.00 0.00 - - - 27.00 0.00

49 Devpur 170.00 170.00 0.00 - - - 170.00 0.00

Total 6330.4

1

6330.41 0.00 - - - 0.00


1 Dehri dev 100 100 0 - - - 100 0

2 Kherkhedi 100 100 0 - - - 100 0

3 Khelagaon 80 80 0 - - - 80 0

4 Totkyakhedi 30 30 0 - - - 30 0

5 Guradiya dev 100 100 0 - - - 100 0

6 Richhi 76 76 0 - - - 76 0

7 Pipalkhedi 14 14 0 - - - 14 0

8 Bijnakhedi 135 135 0 - - - 135 0

9 Palalki 46 32 14 19 19 - 51 14

10 Biagaon 152 152 0 - - - 152 0

11 Kheria 40 40 0 - - - 40 0

12 Lasuldiya 50 40 10 - - - 40 10

13 Surjani 12 0 12 - - - 0 12

14 Karkadiya 202 159 43 - - - 159 43

15 Nanyakhedi 223 223 0 - - - 223 0

16 Pachlana 287 183 104 - - - 183 104

17 Nathukhedi 89 0 89 - - - 0 89

18 Damdam 105 101 4 - - - 101 4

19 Semalkhedi 61 34 27 - - - 34 27

20 Khelagaon 190 140 50 - - - 140 50

21 Rindoli 240 201 39 - - - 201 39

22 Kondiya 150 101 49 - - - 101 49

23 Tolkyakhedi 100 67 33 - - - 67 33

Total 2582 2108 474 19 19 - 2127 474

3.3StatusofCommandArea Source : W.R.D.

AGAR



Name of the Block :- Nalkheda

Area in Ha

S.

No. Name of Village

Information of

Canal Command



Total

Area

Devel

opme

nt

Area

Un

Develo

pm ent

Area

Total

Area

Develo

pment

Area

Un

Developm

ent Area

Developmen

t Area

Un

Develop

m ent

Area

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 5+8


3.3StatusofCommandArea Source :W.R.D. SUSNER SUBDIVISION



Name of the Block :- Nalkheda Area in Ha

S. No. Name of

Village


Command



Total

Area

Develop

ment

Area

Un

Develop

m ent

Area

Total

Area

Develo

pment

Area

Un

Develop

m ent

Area

Develop

ment

Area

Un

Develop

m ent

Area

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 5+8

1 Borkhedi 136.50 136.50 0.00 - - - 136.50 0.00

2 Suigoan 225.07 225.07 0.00 - - - 225.07 0.00

3 Lasuldiya 106.08 106.08 0.00 - - - 106.08 0.00

4 Lolki 92.24 92.24 0.00 - - - 92.24 0.00

5 Pgaara 60.98 60.98 0.00 - - - 60.98 0.00

6 Semalkhedi 66.78 66.78 0.00 - - - 66.78 0.00

7 MoliyaKhedi 80.00 80.00 0.00 - - - 80.00 0.00

8 DheriGu

rgar

81.00 81.00 0.00 - - - 81.00 0.00

9 Laturigehlot 36.00 36.00 0.00 - - - 36.00 0.00

10 Gharola 98.00 98.00 0.00 - - - 98.00 0.00

11 GurjarKhedi 22.00 22.00 0.00 - - - 22.00 0.00

12 Nalkheda 72.00 72.00 0.00 - - - 72.00 0.00

13 Gudrawan 24.00 24.00 0.00 - - - 24.00 0.00

14 Manasa 48.00 48.00 0.00 - - - 48.00 0.00

15 Chapakheda 7.00 7.00 0.00 - - - 7.00 0.00

16 Pankhedi 5.00 5.00 0.00 - - - 5.00 0.00

17 BhilKhedi 16.00 16.00 0.00 - - - 16.00 0.00

18 Bhaisoda 42.00 42.00 0.00 - - - 42.00 0.00

19 Chamarkaa

kheda

8.00 8.00 0.00 - - - 8.00 0.00

20 Dhanded 150.00 150.00 0.00 - - - 150.00 0.00

21 Gareli 259.00 259.00 0.00 - - - 259.00 0.00

22 Gurgerkhedi 346.00 346.00 0.00 - - - 346.00 0.00

23 Laturigahlot 240.00 240.00 0.00 - - - 240.00 0.00

24 Suigaw 160.00 160.00 0.00 - - - 160.00 0.00

25 Rupareal 180.00 180.00 0.00 - - - 180.00 0.00

26 Digon 100.00 100.00 0.00 - - - 100.00 0.00

27 Seamalkhedi 90.00 90.00 0.00 - - - 90.00 0.00

28 Padana 70.00 70.00 0.00 - - - 70.00 0.00

Total

2821.65 2821.65 0.00 - - - 0.00


3.4 EXISTING TYPE OF IRRIGATION

Total irrigation facilities of 112739 hectare area.

Following are the existing Irrigation Sources in District Agar.

S.No. Types of Sources No. Irrigated Area

1 Govt Canal 24 4780

2 Community ponds 28 2892

3 Govt Reservoir/Minor irrigation Tanks 34 -

4 Tubewells 5002 8515

5 Open wells 31157 76554

6 Electricity Pumps - -

7 Other sources - 19911

Total

llllllllll

112739

3.4 Existing type of Irrigation



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1947

3.70 - - -

5061.

00 - - - - - - - - - - -

2045

4.70

408

0.30


EXISTING TYPE OF IRRIGATION




Name of Block :- Agar Malwa

Sou

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Tube

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Ele

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1

1

1

2

1

3

14 15 16 1

7

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9

Irri

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74

79 - - - 219 - - - - - - - - - - -

769

8 -






Name of Block :- Barod

Sou

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Ele

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1

1

1

2

1

3

14 15 16 1

7

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9

Irri

gati

on

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ject

43

42 - - - 743 - - - - - - - - - - -

434

2

7

4

3






Name of Block :- Susner

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of

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Tube

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Ele

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14 15 16 1

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- - - - - - - - - - - 3116.

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4.22 - - -

0.0

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- - - - - - - - - - - 1954.

22

0.0

866

.78


CHAPTER-4 WATER REQUIREMENT DEMAND

This chapter deals with Crop water requirement for domestic, Irrigation, Livestock and Industrial

purposes.

4.1 DOMESTIC WATER DEMAND Total Population for District Agar Malwa in 2011 was 571278, as per growth rate projected population in

2015 is 620000 and in 2020 it will be 5.30000

For Domestic water demand is is 0.000037 BCM .

Based on this information Gross water Demand Whole District is 29.2566 current year .Average Per capita

Domestic water requirement is 135 liters per day; Based on this information Gross water Demand for

Whole District in current year is 0.000037 BCM per annum. The projected gross water demand in 2020

will be 0.000037 per annum. With the increase in population the use of water also increases substantially.

Due to modern living standards water usage per capita has increased multifold. Also with the help of

technological innovations there are tube wells at every home and everyday their count is increasing.

People have also started using water filtration techniques like R.O. devices which consumes more

water.

4.1 Domestic Water Demand Source : PHE Department Agar-Malwa

Block Population in 2015

Projected Population in

2020

Gross Water Demand

(BCM)

Agar 1.31 1.42 0.0000099

Badod 1.31 1.42 0.0000099

Nalkheda 1.27 2.33 0.0000079

Susner 1.73 1.13 0.0000093

Total 5.62 6.30 0.000037


4.2 CROP WATER DEMAND

Water requirement of a crop is the quantity of water needed for normal growth and yield and may be

supplied by precipitation or by irrigation or by both. Water is needed mainly to meet the demands

of evaporation (E), transpiration (T) and metabolic need of the plant, all together known as Consumptive

Use (CU),

CU = E + T + Water needed for Metabolic Purposes.

Water requirement is a demand whereas the supply consists of contribution from irrigation water,

effective rainfall (ER) and soil profile contribution including that from shallow water table. The water

requirement of any crop is dependent upon (i) Crop factors- variety, growth, stage, duration, plant

population and growing season, (ii) Soil factors- texture, structure, depth, topography, (iii) Climate factor-

temperature, relative humidity, wind velocity, (iv) Crop management practices- fillage, fertilization,

weeding, etc. Water requirement of a crop varies from area to area and even sometimes from field to field

on a farm depending on the above mentioned factors. In agriculture total crop water demand is 1.02364

BCM for 2015. Existing water availability is 0.4016 BCM. Hence 0.6614 BCM potential has to be created

for 2015. For 2020, estimated water demand is 2.42 BCM. To accommodate more crops and increase

the productivity of crops, efficient water management techniques like Drip, Sprinkler, rain-gun, plastic

mulch, pipelines and micro-sprinkler will be promoted. Major percentage of crop water demand is for

maize and wheat crops only, which is around 45 % of total crop water demand.

4.2 Crop Water Requirement Source : Agriculture Department Agar- malwa

Block Crops

Area

sown

(ha)

Irrigated

area (ha)

Crop

water

demand

(mm)

Water

potential

required

(BCM)

Existing

water

potential

(BCM)

Water

potential to be

created (BCM)

Agar

Wheat 13708 13708 - - - -

Gram 5741 5741 - - - -

Pea 67 67 - - - -

Masoor 1084 1084 - - - -

Badod

Wheat 11332 11332 - - - -

Gram 8024 8024 - - - -

Pea 76 76 - - - -

Masoor 1654 1654

- - - -

Susner

Wheat 5814 5814 - - - -

Gram 5618 5618 - - - -

Pea 33 33 - - - -

Masoor 2348 2348 - - - -

Nalkheda

Wheat 5061 5061 - - - -

Gram 9354 9354 - - - -

Pea 38 38 - - - -

Masoor 1769 1769 - - - -

Total

Wheat 35915

35915

- - - -

Gram 28737

28737

- - - -

Pea 214

214

- - - -

Masoor 6855 6855 - - - -


4.3 LIVESTOCK WATER DEMAND

Table 4.3 gives block water demand for livestock for current year and for 2020. Number of livestock as

per 19th Animal census is 946692. Estimation is done based on livestock water demand which is different

for each animal. We have taken 115 litres per livestock per day for Pigs, 15 litres per livestock per

day for Goats, 135 itres per livestock per day for Cow, 135 litres per livestock per day for Buffalo.

Current structures are meeting the demand for livestocks.

4.3 Livestock Water Demand

Block Total number

of live stock

Present water

demand

(BCM)

Water

demand in

2020 (BCM)

Existing water

potential

(BCM)

Water

potential to be

created

(BCM)

Agar 85188 0.0000109 - - -

Badod 99400 0.0000130 - - -

Susner 87910 0.0000115 - - -

Nalkheda 63057 0.0000834 - - -

Distt. Total 335555 0.0001188

0.0000439 - - -


4.4 INDUSTRIAL WATER DEMAND

No Water based industry in Agar malwa district so no Industrial Water Demand .

4.4 Industrial Water Demand

Block Name of the

Industry

Water demand

(BCM)

Water demand

in 2020 (BCM)

Existing water

potential

(BCM)

Water

potential be

created (BCM)

Agar 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

Badod 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

Susner 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

Nalkheda 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

Distt. Total 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

4.5 WATER DEMAND FOR POWER GENERATION

are no power plants in the district for generating hydel electricity. And as per power department, there

are no future power projects coming in the district.

4.5 Water Demand for Power Generation

Block

Power

requirement

MW

Water demand

(BCM)

Water demand

in 2020 (BCM)

Existing water

potential

(BCM)

Water

potential be

created (BCM)

Agar 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

Badod 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

Susner 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

Nalkheda 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00

Distt. Total 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00


4.6 TOTAL WATER DEMNAD OF THE WATER FOR VARIOUS SECTORS

The following table provides current net water demand for all the sectors and also future water demand for

the year 2020. Present water demand from various sectors is 1.0238312 BCM and projected water demand

for 2020 is estimated at 1.126214BCM. Diversified initiatives need to be taken to match this water demand.

Under total water demand for the district, the water demand for Agriculture sector is 1.02364 BCM

and for domestic population it comes to 0.0000370 BCM. Similarly for Livestock water demand is

0.0001188

BCM and for industries it comes out to be 0.000 BCM.

4.6 Total water demand of the district for various sectors

Source : PHE Department

S. No. Block

Components Total

BCM Domestic Crop Livestock Industrial

Power

Generation

1 Agar 0.0000099 0.25691

0.0000109 0.0000 0.0000 0.2559308

2 Badod 0.0000099 0.25682

0.0000130 0.0000 0.0000 0.2559329

3 Susner 0.0000093 0.25491

0.0000115 0.0000 0.0000 0.2559308

4 Nalkheda 0.0000079 0.25500 0.0000834 0.0000 0.0000 0.2560367

Agar District 0.0000370

1.02364

0.0001188

0.0000 0.0000 1.0238312


4.7 WATER BUDGET

To prepare Water Budget for the district, first we calculated the village-wise water demand and its

availability, thus we reached out to Block-wise demand and its availability. Total water availability,

we calculated on the basis of Surface and Ground water availability. Agar block has the largest

availability of water potential and it’s the only block in the district, which has abundant water, the only

issue is in the distribution of water, which needs to be efficiently managed so that water can be utilized

in other blocks and reaches to every single farm in the district. All other blocks has deficiency of water

and to complete with it, many structures needs to be formed, which includes Check Dam, Percolation

tank, Stop Dam, etc, so that rain-water runoff is collected and used in irrigation purposes. Every drop

of water is precious that is why advance agricultural techniques like Drip, Sprinkler, Mulching,

etc needs to be promoted. Following table gives block wise data of water availability, water demand

and water gap for current and future.

4.7 Water Budget

Name of

Blocks

Existingwater

availability (BCM)

Total

(BCM)

WaterDemand (BCM) Water Gap (BCM)

Surface

water

Ground

water

Present Projected

(2020)

Present Projected

(2020)

Agar 0.0000054 0.03695

0.036955

0.2559308 0.28152388 0.2189758 0.24087338

Badod 0.000012 0.02764

0.027652

0.2559329 0.28152619 0.2282809 0.25110899

Susner 0.0000194 -0.01458

-

0.014561

0.2559308 0.28152388 0.2413698 0.26550678

Nalkheda 0.0000053

-0.0457 -

0.045695

0.2560367 0.28164037 0.2013417 0.22147587

Agar

District

0.00004199 0.04544

0.045482

1.0238312 1.126214

0.9783492 1.07618412


CHAPTER - 5

STRATEGIC ACTION PLAN FOR IRRIGATION

Total Crop Area of Agar Malwa District is 286090 Hectare. Out of which 225395 Hectare (31.1 %) area is

irrigated and 499775 Hectare (68.9 %) area is either partially or totally rainfed. Terrains, topography, forest

area, availability of skilled man power, approachability of sites, presence of mines, land slope, quality of

water, site availability are some of the various factors which are determining the irrigation strategy for

specific areas.

As per PMKSY components, the action plan for district is as follows:

5 Strategic Action plan for Irrigation in Block Agar under PMKSY

Source : WRD/RES/Ag/Hort./Soil Con./MORD AGAR

S. N

o.

Nam

e of

the

Blo

ck

Con

cern

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/

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cum

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(Ha)

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of

Imp

lem

en

tati

on

(5/7

yrs

)

Cost

in

lak

h

1

Agar

Mow

r

AIB

P

Major

Irrigation

- - - - -

Medium

Irrigation

- 2/60.98

X106

10230.00/1

0230.00

5yrs. 16582.5

5

Minor

Irrigation

Renovation

of existing

8/21.63

X106

3502.00/

3502.00

5yrs. 1047.43

Minor

Irrigation

Proposed

new

schemes

7/9.16X1

06

2177.00/

2177.00

5yrs. 8415.00

Har

Kh

et k

o P

an

i

Lift

Irrigation

- - - - 0.00

Ground

Water

Develop

ment

- - - - 0.00

RRR of

Water

Bodies

- - - - 0.00

Construction of Field Channels

Lined

Field

Channels

- - - - 0

Unlined

Channels

- - - - 0.00

Micro

Irrigation

- - - - 0.00

M OA

&

F W DA C

&

F W

Per

dro p

mo

re

cro

p

(Mi

cro

Irri

gat

ion

DPAP

Drip

Drip

Irrigation

5000 700.00 5yrs. 500.00


System

DPAP

Sprinkler

Sprinkler 4000 4000 5yrs. 560

Non –

DPAP

Drip

DIESEL

PUMP

1000 1000 5yrs. 100

Non –

DPAP

Sprinkler

PIPE

LINES

1250 1250 5yrs. 187.5

Total

17

DoL

R-M

oR

D

PM

KS

Y W

ate

rsh

ed

Newly created WHS

17.1 Farm

Ponds

- - - - -

17.2 Check/St

op Dams

IWMP-01 44/2747.20 241.56 - 208.179

IWMP-3 34 - 5 164.44

17.3 Nallah

Bunds

R.E.S.

DEPT.

30 533.4 - 595.12

17.4 Percolatio

n Tanks

IWMP-01 23/7521.73 345.92 - 89.47

IWMP-3 24 - - 113.51

17.5

Other

Ground

water

recharge

structure

R.E.S.

DEPT.

34 579.25 1

year

694.2

17.6

Fishery

ponds/catt

le pond

- - - - -

18

Renovated WHS

18.1 Farm

Ponds

- - - - -

18.2 Check/St

op Dams

- - - - -

18.3 Nallah

Bunds

R.E.S.

DEPT.

30 530 - 795

18.4 Percolatio

n Tanks

- - - - -

18.5 Other

Ground

water

recharge

structure

R.E.S.

DEPT.

9 189 - 43.3

18.6 Fishery

ponds/cat

tle pond

- - - - -

DPAP SOIL 2375 - 5/6 475


Sprinkler CONSERV

ATION

Drought

Proofing

Through

check

dams/wat

er

Harvestin

g

Structures

- 75 375 5/6 750

Secondar

y storage

structures

- 25 175 5/6 500

On farm

Develop

ment

(distributi

on

pipe/raise

d bed and

furrow

system

etc.)

- 3750 3750 5/6 1125

Irrigation

scheme

of the

state

agricultur

e

departmnt

Khet talab /

balram talab

75 375 5/6 150

Total

- - - - - 33095.6

99


5 Strategic Action plan for Irrigation in Block Barod under PMKSY


S

. N

o.

Nam

e o

f th

e B

lock

C

on

cern

ed

Min

istr

y/D

epart

m

ent

C

om

pon

ent

A

ctiv

ity

N

am

e of

th

e P

roje

ct

T

ota

lNu

mb

er

/

Cap

aci

ty (

cum

)

C

om

man

d

Are

a/I

rrig

ati

on

Pote

nti

al

(Ha)

P

erio

d o

f Im

ple

men

tati

on

(5/7

yrs

)

C

ost

In

lak

h

2

Baro

d

Mow

r

AIB

P

Major

Irrigation

- - - -

Medium

Irrigation

2/27.50

X106

5370.00/

5370.00

5yrs. 11669.12

Minor

Irrigation

Renovation

of existing

8/6.36

X106

1338.00/

1338.00

5yrs. 735.82

Minor

Irrigation

Proposed

new

schemes

8/7.87X106 2113.00/

2113.00

5yrs. 12499.00

Har

Kh

et k

o P

an

i

Lift

Irrigation

- - - - 0.00

Ground

Water

Development

- - - - 0.00

RRR of

Water

Bodies

- - - - 0.00


Lined Field

Channels

- - - - 0

Unlined

Channels

- - - - 0.00

Micro

Irrigation

- - - - 0.00

MO

A &

FW

DA

C &

FW

Per

dro

p m

ore

crop

(Mic

ro I

rrig

ati

on

DPAP Drip Drip

Irrigation

System

5000 700.00 5yrs. 500.00

DPAP

Sprinkler


Non – DPAP

Drip

DIESEL

PUMP

1000 1000 5yrs. 100

Non – DPAP

Sprinkler

PIPE

LINES

1250 1250 5yrs. 187.5

17

DoL

R

-

MoR

D

PM

K

SY

Wate

r

shed

Newly created WHS

17.1 Farm Ponds - - - - -


17.2 Check/Stop

Dams

- - - - -

17.3 Nallah

Bunds

R.E.S.

DEPT.

73 428.33 - 642.5

17.4 Percolation

Tanks

- - - - -

17.5

Other

Ground

water

recharge

structure

R.E.S.

DEPT.

132 459.33 - 689

17.6

Fishery

ponds/cattle

pond

- - - - -

18

Renovated WHS

18.1 Farm

Ponds

- - - - -

18.2 Check/Sto

p Dams

- - - - -

18.3 Nallah

Bunds

R.E.S.

DEPT.

159 411.33 - 617

18.4 Percolatio

n Tanks

- - - - -

18.5 Other

Ground

water

recharge

structure

R.E.S.

DEPT.

33 75.66 - 113.5

18.6 Fishery

ponds/cattl

e pond

- - - - -

DPAP

Sprinkler

SOIL

CONSERV

ATION

2375 - 5/6 475

Drought

Proofing

Through

check

dams/wate

r

Harvesting

Structures

- 75 375 5/6 750

Secondary

storage

structures

- 25 175 5/6 500

On farm

Developm

ent

(distributio

n

- 3750 3750 5/6 1125


pipe/raised

bed and

furrow

system

etc.)

Irrigation

scheme of

the state

agriculture

departmnt

Khet talab /

balram talab

75 375 5/6 150

Total

- - - - - 31313.44


5 Strategic Action plan for Irrigation in Block Susner under PMKSY


S

. N

o.

Nam

e o

f th

e B

lock

Con

cern

ed M

inis

try/

Dep

art

men

t

C

om

pon

ent

A

ctiv

ity

N

am

e of

th

e P

roje

ct

T

ota

lNu

mb

er

/

Cap

aci

ty (

cum

)

C

om

man

d

Are

a/I

rrig

ati

on

Pote

nti

al

(Ha)

P

erio

d o

f Im

ple

men

tati

on

(5/7

yrs

)

C

ost

In

lak

h

2

Su

sner

Mow

r

AIB

P

Major Irrigation - - - -

Medium Irrigation Keetkhedi

Tank

1/19.04X106 3350.00/

3000.00

5yrs. 1950.00

Minor Irrigation Renovation

of existing

Proposed new

Schemes

9/38.41X106 5653.00/

5653.00

5yrs. 73.50

Minor Irrigation Proposed new

schemes

8/23.19X106 4636.00/

4636.00

5yrs. 10991.0

0

Har

Kh

et k

o P

an

i

Lift Irrigation - - - - 0.00

Ground Water

Development

- - - - 4.50

RRR of Water

Bodies

- - - - 0.00


Lined Field

Channels

- - - - 514.00

Unlined Channels - - - - 0.00

Micro

Irrigation

- - - - 834.00

- - - - 2826.50

MO

A &

FW

DA

C

& F

W

Per

dro

p m

ore

crop

(Mic

ro I

rrig

ati

on

DPAP Drip Drip

Irrigation

System

5000 700.00 5yrs. 500.00

DPAP Sprinkler Sprinkler 4000 4000 5yrs. 560

Non – DPAP Drip DIESEL

PUMP

1000 1000 5yrs. 100

Non–DPAP

Sprinkler

PIPE LINES 1250 1250 5yrs. 187.5

Newly created WHS

17.1

DoL

R

-

MoR

D

PM

K

SY

Wate

r

shed

Farm Ponds - - - - -

17.2 Check/Stop Dams - - - - -

17.3 Nallah Bunds R.E.S. DEPT. 33 60.79 - 91.18


17.4 Percolation Tanks - - - - -

17.5 Other Ground

water recharge

structure

R.E.S. DEPT. 3 13.13 - 19.95

17.6 Fishery

ponds/cattle pond

- - - - -

18

DoL

R-M

oR

D

PM

KS

Y W

ate

rsh

ed

Renovated WHS

18.1 Farm Ponds - - - - -

18.2 Check/Stop Dams - - - - -

18.3 Nallah Bunds R.E.S.

DEPT.

24 403.1 - 602.22

18.4 Percolation Tanks - - - - -

18.5 Other Ground

water recharge

structure

R.E.S.

DEPT.

18 417 - 629.4

18.6 Fishery

ponds/cattle pond

- - - - -

DPAP Sprinkler SOIL

CONSERVA

TION

2375 - 5/6 475

Drought Proofing

Through check

dams/water

Harvesting

Structures

- 75 375 5/6 750

Secondary storage

structures

- 25 175 5/6 500

On farm

Development

(distribution

pipe/raised bed

and furrow

system etc.)

- 3750 3750 5/6 1125

Irrigation scheme

of the state

agriculture

departmnt

Khet talab /

balram talab

75 375 5/6 150

Total

- - - - - 22883.75


5 Strategic Action plan for Irrigation in Block Nalkheda under PMKSY


S

. N

o.

Nam

e o

f th

e B

lock

C

on

cern

ed

Min

istr

y/D

epart

m

ent

Com

pon

ent

Act

ivit

y

N

am

e of

the

Pro

ject

T

ota

lNu

mb

er

/

Cap

aci

ty (

cum

)

C

om

man

d

Are

a/I

rrig

ati

on

Pote

nti

al

(Ha)

P

erio

d o

f Im

ple

men

tati

on

(5/7

yrs

)

Cost

In

lak

h

2

Nalk

hed

a

Mow

r

AIB

P

Major

Irrigati

on

- - - - -

Mediu

m

Irrigati

on

- - - - -

Minor

Irrigati

on

Renovation of

existing

9/17.52

X106

3002.00/

3002.00

5yrs. 64.45

Minor

Irrigati

on

Proposed new

schemes

3/10.13

X106

4671.00/

4671.00

5yrs. 4216.35

Har

Kh

et k

o P

an

i

Lift

Irrigati

on

- - - - 13.50

Groun

d

Water

Devel

opmen

t

- - - - 0.00

RRR

of

Water

Bodies

- - - - 0.00


Lined Field

Channels

- - - - 620.00

Unlined

Channels

- - - - 0.00

Micro

-

-

-

-

391.80


Irrigation - - - - 1501.00

MO

A &

FW

DA

C &

FW

Per

dro

p m

ore

crop

(Mic

ro I

rrig

ati

on

DPAP Drip Drip

Irrigation

System

5000 700.00 5yrs. 500.00

DPAP

Sprinkler


Non – DPAP

Drip

DIESEL

PUMP

1000 1000 5yrs. 100

Non – DPAP

Sprinkler

PIPE

LINES

1250 1250 5yrs. 187.5

17

DoL

R-M

oR

D

PM

KS

Y W

ate

rsh

ed

Newly created WHS

17.1 Farm Ponds - - - - -

17.2 Check/Stop

Dams

- - - - -


DEPT.

117 546.1 - 881.9

17.4 Percolation

Tanks

- - - - -

17.5 Other

Ground water

recharge

structure

R.E.S.

DEPT.

201 1496.3 - 2267.6

17.6 Fishery

ponds/cattle

pond

- - - - -

18

Renovated WHS

18.1 Farm Ponds - - - - -

18.2 Check/Stop

Dams

- - - - -

18.3 Nallah

Bunds

R.E.S.

DEPT.

23 114.5 - 69

18.4 Percolation

Tanks

- - - - -

18.5 Other

Ground

water

recharge

structure

R.E.S.

DEPT.

15 70 - 45.4

18.6 Fishery

ponds/cattle

pond

- - - - -

DPAP

Sprinkler

SOIL

CONSER

VATION

2375 - 5/6 475

Drought

Proofing

Through

check

dams/water

Harvesting

- 75 375 5/6 750


Structures

Secondary

storage

structures

- 25 175 5/6 500

On farm

Developmen

t

(distribution

pipe/raised

bed and

furrow

system etc.)

- 3750 3750 5/6 1125

Irrigation

scheme of

the state

agriculture

departmnt

Khet talab

/balram

talab

75 375 5/6 150

Total

- - - - 14418.5


5 Strategic Action plan for Irrigation in district under PMKSY

DISTRICT ABSTRACT


S. N

o.

Nam

e of

the

Blo

ck

Con

cern

ed

Min

istr

y/D

epart

m

ent

Com

pon

ent

Act

ivit

y

Nam

e of

the

Pro

ject

Tota

l

Nu

mb

er/C

ap

aci

ty

(cu

m)

Com

man

d

Are

a/I

rrig

ati

on

Pote

nti

al

(Ha)

Per

iod

of

Imp

lem

enta

tion

(5/7

yrs

)

Est

imate

Cost

(in

lack

s R

s.)

1

Agar

Mow

r

AIB

P

Major

Irrigation

- - - - -

2 Medium

Irrigation

- 5/107.52

X106

18952/18600 5 years 30201.67

3 Surface

Minor

Irrigation

Renovation

of existing

schemes

34/ 83.913

X106

10495/10495 5 years 1921.20

Minor

Irrigation

Proposed

new

Schemes

26/50.347 13632/13632 5 years 36122.93

4

Har

Kh

et k

o P

an

i

Lift

Irrigation

- - - - 18.00

5 Ground

Water

Developm

ent

- - - - 0.00

6 RRR of

Water

Bodies

- - - - 0.00

7 Construction of Field Channels

7.1 Lined

Field

Channels

- - - - 1134.00

7.2 Unlined

Channels

- - - - 0.00

8 Micro

Irrigation

- - - - 1225.80

9

MO

A &

FW

DA

C &

FW

Per

dro

p m

ore

crop

(Mic

ro I

rrig

ati

on

DPAP

Drip

Drip

Irrigation

System

2000 2800.00 5/6years 2000

10 DPAP

Sprinkler

- 9500 9500 5/6 years 1900

11 Non –

DPAP

Drip

- 16000 16000 5/6 years 2240

DIESEL

PUMP

4000 4000 5/6 years 400


12 Non –

DPAP

Sprinkler

PIPE

LINE

1250 187.5 5/6 years 750

- - - 5/6 years 4327.50

13

Per

dro

p m

ore

crop

(S

up

ple

men

tary

wate

r m

an

agem

ent

act

ivit

ies)

Topping

upof

MGNREG

A

- - - - -

14 Drought

Proofing

Through

check

dams/wate

r

Harvesting

Structures

- 300 1500 5/6 years 3000

Lacs

15 Secondary

storage

structures

- 100 700 5/6 years 2000

Lacs

16 On farm

Developm

ent

(distributio

n

pipe/raised

bed and

furrow

system

etc.)

- 15000 15000 5/6 years 4500

Lacs

17

DoL

R-M

oR

D

PM

KS

Y W

ate

rsh

ed

Newly created WHS

17.1 Farm Ponds - - - - -

17.2 Check/Stop

Dams

IWMP-1 44/2747.27 241.56 5/6 years 208.179

IWMP-3

34 - 5/6 years 164.44


DEPT.

253 1568.7 - 2210.7

17.4 Percolation

Tanks

IWMP-1 23/7521.73 345.92 5/6 years 89.47

IWMP-3 24/- - 5/6 years 113.51

17.5 Other Ground

water recharge

structure

R.E.S.

DEPT.

370 2548 - 3670.8

17.6 Fishery

ponds/cattle

pond

- - - - -

18 Renovated WHS

18.1 Farm Ponds - - - - -

18.2 Check/Stop

Dams

- - - - -

18.3 Nallah

Bunds

R.E.S.

DEPT.

236 1458.9 - 2083.2


18.4 Percolation

Tanks

- - - - -

18.5 Other

Ground

water

recharge

structure

R.E.S.

DEPT.

75 751.66 - 831.41

18.6 Fishery

ponds/cattle

pond

- - - - -

19

DoR

D-M

oR

D

Newly Created

19.1

Con

ver

gen

ce w

ith

MG

NR

EG

A

Water

Conservation

- - - - -

19.2 Water

Harvesting

- - - - -

19.3 Creation of

Irrigation

Canals and

Drains

- - - - -

19.4 Providing

Infrastructur

e for

Irrigation

- - - - -

19.5 Land

Developmen

t

- - - - -

20 Renovation

20.1

Renovation

of Water

bodies

including

desilting

- - - - -

20.2 Renovation

&

Maintenance

of Irrigation

Canals &

Drains

- - - - -

21

State Planned Scheme of Irrigation

21.1

Sta

te I

rrig

ati

on

Dep

arm

ent

Nam

e of

Sch

em

e Major

Irrigation

- - - - -

21.2 Medium

Irrigation

- - - - -

21.3 Surface

Minor

Irrigation

- - - - -


22

Irri

gati

on

Sch

eme

of

state

Agri

cult

ur

e Dep

art

men

t

Nam

e of

Sch

eme

Khet

talab/balram

talab

300 1500 5/6

Years

600 Lacs

23 Ir

rigati

on

Sch

eme

of

oth

er

lin

e

Dep

art

me

nt

of

state

Govt.

Nam

e of

Sch

eme - - - - - -

24

Exte

rnall

y

aid

ed

pro

ject

s

Nam

e of

sch

eme - - - - - -

25

Oth

er lo

an

pro

ject

lik

e

NA

BA

RD

N

am

e of

sch

eme - - - -

-

DISTRICT GRAND TOTAL

101711.38


PROPOSED RENOVATIONS SCHEMES

Name of the District :- Agar-Malwa- W.R.D.

Name of

Block

Designed

Area

Capacity Repairs

Canal

E/W

Reapairs

Canal

Structure

Lining Micro

Water

Sprinkler Total

Estimate

Cost

Agar 10732.00 66.90 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1655.64

Barod 4508.00 22.76 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 1404.94

Susner 5653.00 38.41 0.00 78.00 514.00 1284.00 1326.50 4252.5

Nalkheda 3002.00 17.52 0.00 77.95 620.00 391.80 1501.00 2590.75

Distt.Total 23895

145.59

0.00 155.95 1134.00 1675.80 2827.5

9903.83

Name of the Block :- Agar- W.R.D.

S.No. Name of

Tank

Designed

Area

Capacity Repairs

canal

E/W

Repairs

canal

stru.

Lining Micro

Water

Sprinklers Total

1 Tillar Project

(SPL. Repair)

7230.00 45.27 - - - - - 608.21

2 Nanukhedi

tank

(SPL. Repair)

60.00 1.17 - - - - - 2.50

3 Karwakhedi

Tank (SPL.

Repair)

88.00 0.45 - - - - - 52.75

4 Bhyana

bhudaki tank

(SPL. Repair)

174.00 0.68 - - - - - 62.18

5 Pipliyakumar

Tank (SPL.

Repair)

1470.00 9.62 - - - - - 700.00

6 Amlabardiya

Tank (SPL.

Repair)

61.00 0.39 - - - - - 65.00

7 Parsukhedi

Tank (SPL.

Repair)

202.00 1.21 - - - - - 165.00

8 Laxmikheda

Tank

587.00 4.086 - - - - - 0.00

9 Bijnakhedi

Tank

860.00 4.02 - - - - - 0.00

Total 3502.00 21.63 - - - - - 1047.43

Grand Total 10732.00 66.90 1655.64



Name of the Block :- Barod- W.R.D.

S.No. Name of

Tank

Designed

Area

Capacity Repairs

canal

E/W

Repairs

canal

stru.

Lining Micro

Water

Sprinklers Total

Medium-

1

Kachhal

tank (SPL.

Repair)

3170 16.40 - - - - - 669.12

2 Kanakheda

barkhedi

tank (SPL.

Repair)

460 2.062 - - - - - 151.00

3 Marubardiya

tank

(SPL.

Repair)

56 0.355 - - - - - 48.00

4 Ranayara

kelwa tank

(SPL.

Repair)

195 0.93 - - - - - 45.20

5 Suwagaon

tank (SPL.

Repair)

130 0.56 - - - - - 70.86

6 Bijanagari

tank

(SPL.

Repair)

147 0.57 - - - - - 91.15

7 Kachhaliya

tank (SPL.

Repair)

150 0.74 - - - - - 164.61

8 Jogibardiya

tank (SPL.

Repair)

44 0.23 - - - - - 45.00

9 Ambabarod

tank

(SPL.

Repair)

156 0.91 - - - - - 120.00

Total 1338.00 6.36 -- -- -- -- -- 735.82

-- -- -- -- --

Grand

Total

4508.00 22.76 -- -- -- -- -- 1404.94



Name of the Block :- Susner- W.R.D.

S.No. Name of

Scheme

Designe

d Area

Capacit

y

Repair

s canal

E/W

Repair

s canal

stru.

Linin

g

Micro

Water

Sprinkle

rs

Total

Mediu

m-1

Keeetkhedi

tank (SPL.

Repair) 3000 19.04

-

0.00 0.00 450.00 1500.00 1950.00

2 Ganeshpura

tank (SPL.

Repair) 1600 13.56

-

0.00 0.00 240.00 800.00 1040.00

3 Khanota tank

(SPL. Repair) 147 0.80

-

11.50 63.00 22.05 73.50 170.05

4 Naharkheda

tank (SPL.

Repair) 293 1.50

-

6.00 120.0

0 43.95 146.50 316.45

5 Shyam pura

tank (SPL.

Repair) 148 1.05

-

8.00 121.0

0 22.20 74.00 225.20

6 Dehirya tank


-

8.00 80.00 14.55 48.50 151.05

7 Saliyakhedi

tank (SPL.

Repair) 85 0.50

-

20.00 70.00 12.75 42.50 145.25

8 Pharspura tank


-

0.00 0.00 0.00 46.50 46.50

9 Maina tank


-

20.00 60.00 15.00 50.00 145.00

10 Dongargaon

weir (SPL.

Repair) 90 0.53

-

4.50 0.00 13.50 45.00 63.00

Total 2653.00 19.37 -

78.00 514.0

0 834.00 1326.50 2302.50

Grand Total 5653.00 38.41 -

78.00 514.0

0

1284.0

0 1326.50 4252.5



Name of the Block :- Nalkheda- W.R.D.- W.R.D.

S.No

.

Name of Scheme Designe

d Area

Capacit

y

Repair

s canal

E/W

Repair

s canal

stru.

Linin

g

Micr

o

Wate

r

Sprinkle

rs

Total

1 Piliyakhal tank

(SPL. Repair) 1816 10.83

-

- 320.0

0

272.4

0 908.00 1500.40

2 Lolki tank


-

22.80 129.0

0 32.25 107.50 291.55

3 Moliyakhedi Tank


-

12.65 60.00 14.25 47.50 134.40

4 Borkhedi tank


-

29.00 111.0

0 72.90 243.00 455.90

5 Dehrigurjar weir


-

2.00 0.00 0.00 37.50 39.50

6 Dharola weir


-

3.00 0.00 0.00 42.50 45.50

7 Bagulamukhi weir


-

2.50 0.00 0.00 35.00 37.50

8 Manasa weir


-

3.00 0.00 0.00 40.00 43.00

9 Bhilkhedi weir


-

3.00 0.00 0.00 40.00 43.00

Total 3002.00 17.52

- 77.95

620.0

0

391.8

0 1501.00 2590.75

Grand Total 3002.00 17.52 -

77.95 620.0

0

391.8

0 1501.00 2590.75


PROPOSED NEW SCHEMES

Proposed New Schemes- W.R.D.

Name of the District :- Agar- malwa

S.No. Name of Tank Designed Area Capacity Estt.Cost

1

Agar

Mediumschemes 3000 15.71 0 0 15974.34

2

Minorschemes 2177 9.162 0 0 8415

Total 5177 24.872

24389.34

3

Barod

Mediumschemes 2200 11.1 0 0 11000

4

Minorschemes 2113 7.87 0 0 12499.95

Total 4313 18.97 0 0 23499.95

5

Susner

Mediumschemes 0 0 0 0 0

6

Minorschemes 4671 23.19 0 0 10991.63

Total 4671 23.19 0 0 10991.63

7

Nalkheda

Mediumschemes 0 0 0 0 0

8

Minorschemes 2255 10.13 0 0 4216.35

Total 2255 10.13 0 0 4216.35

Distt .Grand Total 16416 77.162 0 0 63097.27



Proposed New Schemes- W.R.D.

Name of the Block :- Agar

S.No. Name of Tank Designed Area Capacity - -

Estt.Cost

Block Agar

Medium-

1 Ahu Tank 3000 15.71 - - 15974.34

2 Sundi tank 133 0.664 - - 700.00

3 Bhadwa tank 425 1.785 - - 2055.00

4 Hadai tank 539 3.043 - - 3098.00

5 Semali tank 220 1.56 - - 1100.00

6 Series of stop dam in

Ahu river

490 1.40 - - 833.00

7 Borkhedi Stop Dam 250 0.45 - - 425.00

8 Shivgarh Stop Dam 120 0.26 - - 204.00

Total 2177 9.162 - - 8415.00

Grand Total 5177 24.872 - - 24389.34

Proposed New Schemes - W.R.D.

Name of the Block :- Barod

S.No. Name of Tank Designed Area Capacity - - Estt.Cost

Block Barod

- -

Medium-

1 Umarpur tank 2200 11.10 - - 11000.00

2 Sirpoi tank 680 4.148 - - 8506.00

3 Khandwas tank 350 1.26 - - 1950.00

4 Lohariya tank 103 0.43 - - 600.00

5 Dhodhar Weir 340 0.97 - - 439.95

6 Pipliya Chacha weir 212 0.34 - - 343.00

7 Lodhakhedi weir 204 0.324 - - 286.00

8 Aakadi weir 74 0.117 - - 120.00

9 Garda weir 150 0.28 - - 255.00

Total 2113 7.87 - - 12499.95

Grand Total 4313.00 18.97 - - 23499.95




Name of the Block :- Susner

S.No. Name of Tank Designed Area

Capacity - -

Estt.Cost

Block Susner

Medium Kalariya tank

221 1.06 - -

861.63

1 Karkadia tank 455 2.31 - - 2100.00

2 Lohariya tank 103 0.43 - - 600.00

3 Kadmi tank 1000 6.43 - - 3600.00

4 Semligarda tank 132 0.60 - - 350.00

5 Srhipatpura stop dam

360 1.56 - -

200.00

6 Series of stop dam In

Ahu river

800 3.84 - -

1200.00

7 Serial of stop dam in

Kalisindh river

1600 6.96 - -

2080.00

8 Total 4671 23.19 - - 10991.63

Grand Total 4671 23.19 - - 10991.63


Name of the Block :- Nalkheda

S.No. Name of Tank Designed Area

Capacity - -

Estt.Cost

Block Nalkheda

Medium Siya tank

455 2.31 - -

1866.35


Lakhundar river

1400 6.08 - -

1750.00


Bhatan river

400 1.74 - -

600.00

3 Total 2255 10.13 - - 4216.35

Grand Total 2255 10.13 - - 4216.35


Proposed New Schemes- R.E.S.DEPARTMENT

Name of the District :- Agar- malwa Block Agar

S.No

.

Name

of

The

Block

Name of the Gram

panchayat

Name of the

Village

Name of

the Work

Proposd

Irrigated

Area (hac.)

Capacit

y

Estt.Co

st

1

Agar

1. Shivgarh Shivgarh Stopdam-1 10.00 -- 35.00

2. Semli Semli Stopdam-2 9.00 -- 17.50

3. Narwar Narwar Stopdam-1 10.00 -- 15.00

4. Narwar Narwar Stopdam-2 11.00 -- 15.00

5. Tanodiya Tanodiya Stopdam-01 5.00 -- 15.00





10 chachakhedi chachakhedi Stopdam-01 8.00 -- 15.00

11 chachakhedi Napakhedi Stopdam-02 7.00 -- 20.00

12 Thadoda Thadoda Stopdam-01 4.00 -- 4.00





17 Btawada Btawada Stopdam-01 10.00 -- 7.50

18 Btawada Btawada Stopdam-02 10.00 -- 7.50

19 Chandangaon Chandangaon Stopdam-01 14.00 -- 20.00

20 Chandangaon Chandangaon Stopdam-02 11.00 -- 20.00

21 Sutda Bhadbhunji Stopdam-01 15.00 -- 25.00

22 khakri Kundla Bu. Stopdam-01 7.00 -- 15.00

23 khakri Kundla Bu. Stopdam-02 50.00 -- 40.00

24 Samgimana Samgimana Stopdam-01 18.00 -- 15.00

25 Mathurakhedi Mathurakhedi Stopdam-01 40.00 -- 20.00

26 Hargankhedi Hargankhedi Stopdam-01 50.00 -- 50.00

27 Parsukhedi Parsukhedi Pond 10.00 -- 9.49



30 Chikli Chikli Pond 9.00 -- 10.33

31 Chikli Chikli Pond 2.00 -- 1.50

32 Palda Sultanpura Pond 8.00 -- 13.22

33 Palda Budadungar Pond 4.00 -- 2.17



36 Palda Budadungar Pond 8.00 -- 13.30

37 PipliyaKumar PipliyaKumar Pond 4.00 -- 2.27

38 PipliyaKumar PipliyaKumar Pond 9.00 -- 3.62

39 Ladwan KarwaKhedi Pond 9.00 -- 26.03





43 RajaKhedi Arniya Pond 6.00 -- 2.90

44 RajaKhedi Payri Pond 8.00 -- 3.19

45 RajaKhedi Arniya Pond 8.00 -- 2.90

46 Semli Semli Pond 9.00 -- 3.08

47 Semli Semli Pond 8.00 -- 2.61

48 Nipaniya

Baijnath

Nipaniya

Baijnath

Pond 12.00 --

15.00

49 Narwal Narwal Pond 3.00 -- 5.00



52 Aamla Aamla Pond 35.00 -- 28.00

53 Aamla Aamla Percolation

tank -1 2.50 -- 5.00

54 Aamla Aamla Pond 2.00 -- 5.00

55 Kasaidehriya Kasaidehriya Pond 35.00 -- 38.00

56 Kasaidehriya Kasaidehriya Pond 10.00 -- 8.00

57 Bijnakhedi Bijnakhedi Pond 16.00 -- 18.00

58 Salri Salri Pond 15.00 -- 11.25

59 Salri Salri Pond 3.00 -- 10.00

60 Mahudiya Mahudiya Pond 3.00 -- 10.00

61 Jhalara Jhalara Pond 30.00 -- 4.00

62 Jhalara Badgon Pond 35.00 -- 10.00



65 Chakbdabeed Dhandhera Pond 1.00 -- 1.50


67 Chakbdabeed Dipu Pond 21.00 -- 1.80


69 Chakbdabeed Jagatpura Pond 20.00 -- 1.20

70 Chakbdabeed Raipuriya Pond 25.00 -- 15.00

71 Chakbdabeed Jhandawali Pond 30.00 -- 18.00

72 Sanawada Sanawada Pond 23.00 -- 2.50




76 Kheemakhedi Doadkhedi Pond 7.00 -- 0.50

77 Kheemakhedi Gangukhedi Pond 30.00 -- 12.00

78 Kheemakhedi Borkhedi Pond 20.00 -- 11.00

79 Ranaayara

Rathor

Ranaayara

Rathor

Pond 21.00 -- 5.00

80 Ranaayara

Rathor

Ranaayara

Rathor

Pond 35.00 -- 15.00

81 Ranaayara

Rathor Bheempura

Pond 21.00 -- 5.00

82 Ranaayara

Rathor Bheempura

Pond 40.00 -- 15.00

83 Btawada Btawada Pond 27.00 -- 15.00

84 Chaadangaon Chaadangaon Pond 20.00 -- 15.00


85 khakri Kundla Bu. Pond 4.00 -- 0.50

86 khakri Kundla Bu. Pond 12.00 -- 8.00

87 Hargankhedi Hargankhedi Pond 12.00 -- 3.00

Total 87 1327.50 -- 1029.02

Proposed New Schemes -R.E.S.DEPARTMENT

Name of the District :- Agar- malwa Block Barod

S.No

.

Name

of

The

Block

Name of the Gram

panchayat

Name of the

Village

Name of

the Work

Proposd

Irrigated

Area (hac.)

Capacit

y

Estt.Co

st

2

Barod

1. Sudwash Sudwash Stopdam-01 29.25 -- 28.29

2. Sudwash Sudwash Stopdam-02 35.00 -- 30.00

3. Agar Ganagpur Stopdam-01 50.00 -- 51.00



6. Barah Aakdi Stopdam-01 -- -- 15.00

7. Barah Aakdi Stopdam-02 -- -- 15.00

8. Barah Barah Stopdam-01 -- -- 8.00

9. Barah LalaKhedi Stopdam-01 -- -- 8.00

10 Barah Garda Stopdam-01 -- -- 6.00

11 Khajuri Barod Khajuri Barod Stopdam-01 -- -- 10.00

12 Karnaliya Karnaliya Stopdam-01 -- -- 25.00

13 Karnaliya Karnaliya Stopdam-02 -- -- 7.50

14 Kankriya Kankriya Stopdam-01 -- -- 10.50

15 Kankriya Kankriya Stopdam-02 -- -- 10.00

16 Marubardiya Aambadev Stopdam-01 -- -- 10.00

17 Marubardiya Aambadev Stopdam-02 -- -- 8.00

18 UmarPur UmarPur Stopdam-01 -- -- 8.00

19 UmarPur Khajurichopda Stopdam-01 -- -- 10.00

20 JalaraBarod JalaraBarod Stopdam-01 -- -- 5.00

21 JalaraBarod HatiPura Stopdam-01 -- -- 8.00

22 RamNagar Chainpura Stopdam-01 -- -- 10.00

23 RamNagar Chainpura Stopdam-02 -- -- 10.00

24 Tonkda Tonkda Stopdam-01 -- -- 10.00

25 Tonkda Tonkda Stopdam-02 -- -- 10.00

26 GudBhaili GudBhaili Stopdam-01 -- -- 10.00

30 GudBhaili KhajuriSondhi

ya Stopdam-01 -- -- 10.00

31 Dabdiya Dabdiya Stopdam-01 -- -- 10.00

32 Dhabla

Sondhiya

DhablaChatri Stopdam-01 -- -- 5.00

33 Dhabla

Sondhiya


34 Dhabla

Sondhiya



35 JaysinghPura JaysinghPura Stopdam-01 -- -- 8.00

36 GarBada GarBada Stopdam-01 -- -- 6.00

37 KanganiKhed

a

KanganiKheda Stopdam-01 -- -- 7.00

38 KanganiKhed

a

SewaKhedi Stopdam-01 -- -- 10.00

39 KanganiKhed

a

SewaKhedi Stopdam-01 -- -- 8.00

40 KanganiKhed

a

Padal Stopdam-01 -- -- 10.00

41 Barah Barah Percolation

tank -- -- 6.00

42 Barah Aakdi Pond -- -- 8.00

43 Barah Aakdi Pond -- -- 8.00

44 Barah Garda Pond -- -- 5.00

55 Khajuri Barod Khajuri Barod Pond -- -- 6.00

46 Kankriya Kankriya Pond -- -- 16.00

47 Marubardiya Marubardiya Pond -- -- 5.00

48 UmarPur Khajurichopda Pond -- -- 4.00

49 UmarPur Khajurichopda Pond -- -- 5.00

50 JalaraBarod JalaraBarod Pond -- -- 5.00



53 RamNagar RamNagar Pond -- -- 5.00

54 Tonkda Tonkda Pond -- -- 3.00

55 GudBhaili GudBhaili Pond -- -- 6.00

56 Dabdiya Dabdiya Pond -- -- 20.00

57 Dhabla

Sondhiya

DhablaChatri Pond -- -- 5.00

58 Dhabla

Sondhiya


59 Dhabla

Sondhiya


60 JaysinghPura JaysinghPura Pond -- -- 5.00

61 JaysinghPura JaysinghPura Pond -- -- 5.00

Total 61 224.25 0.00 673.29

--

Proposed Renovation Schemes- R.E.S.DEPARTMENT

1. Barah Aakdi Pond Renovation -- -- 2.00



4. Khajuri

Barod Khajuri Barod Pond Renovation -- -- 2.00

5. Karnaliya Karnaliya Pond Renovation -- -- 3.00

6. Karnaliya Karnaliya Stopdam Renovation -- -- 5.00

7. Kankriya Kankriya Stopdam

Renovation -- -- 2.50






10 Kankriya Kankriya Pond Renovation -- -- 2.00



13 Marubardi

ya Marubardiya

Pond Renovation -- -- 2.00

14 Marubardi

ya Marubardiya


15 Marubardi

ya Marubardiya


16 Marubardi

ya Aambadev


17 Marubardi

ya Aambadev Pond Renovation -- -- 2.00

18 Marubardi

ya Aambadev Pond Renovation -- -- 2.00

19 UmarPur UmarPur Pond Renovation -- -- 2.00


21 UmarPur UmarPur Pond Renovation -- --


20 JalaraBaro

d JalaraBarod Pond Renovation -- -- 2.00

21 JalaraBaro

d HatiPura Pond Renovation -- -- 3.00

22 JalaraBaro

d Bhagwanpura Pond Renovation -- -- 2.00

23 JalaraBaro

d Bhagwanpura Pond Renovation -- -- 2.00

24 RamNagar RamNagar Pond Renovation -- -- 3.00



27 Tonkda Tonkda Pond Renovation -- -- 2.00




31 Tonkda IKlera Pond Renovation -- -- 2.00

32 Tonkda Tonkda StopdamRenovation -- -- 2.50

33 GudBhaili KhajuriSondh

iya Stopdam Renovation -- --

3.00

34 GudBhaili GudBhaili PondRenovation -- -- 2.50

35 GudBhaili GudBhaili PondRenovation -- -- 2.50

36 Dabdiya Dabdiya PondRenovation -- -- 1.50



39 Dhabla

Sondhiya

DhablaChatri PondRenovation -- --

3.00

40 Jaysinghp

ura Jaysinghpura PondRenovation -- -- 2.00


41 Jaysinghp


42 Jaysinghp


43 Jaysinghp

ura Jaysinghpura Stopdam Renovation -- -- 1.00

44 Garbada Garbada PondRenovation -- -- 3.00

45 Garbada Garbada PondRenovation -- -- 3.00

46 Kangnikhe

da Paadal PondRenovation -- -- 3.00

47 Kangnikhe

da Paadal PondRenovation -- -- 3.00

Total 47 -- -- 112.5

Grand Total 108 224.25 -- 785.79

Proposed New Schemes/ Renovation- R.E.S.DEPARTMENT

Name of the District :- Agar- malwa Block Susner

S.No

.

Name

of

The

Block

Name of the Gram

panchayat

Name of the

Village

Name of

the Work

Proposd

Irrigated

Area (hac.)

Capacit

y

Estt.Cos

t

3

Susne

r

1 Lalakhedi - Pond 0.00 0.00 3.00

2 Lalakhedi - Pond 0.00 0.00 2.50

3 Lalakhedi - Pond 0.00 0.00 2.60

4 Kanthalia Ka

Kheda - Pond

0.00 0.00 2.00

5 Gundalawda - Pond 0.00 0.00 1.50

6 Kotda Kheemapur Pond 0.00 0.00 4.00

7 Rawli - Pond 0.00 0.00 2.00

8 Barai Kherutiya Pond 0.00 0.00 1.50

9 Dongargaon Dongargaon Pond 0.00 0.00 3.50



12 Kheriya Soyat - Pond 0.00 0.00 4.00

13 Kheriya Soyat - Pond 0.00 0.00 3.50

14 Diwaan khedi - Pond 0.00 0.00 2.00

15 KarkadiyaSoy

at -

Pond 0.00 0.00 5.00

16 Salyakhedi - Pond 0.00 0.00 4.00

17 Salyakhedi - Pond 0.00 0.00 2.00

18 GuradiyaSoya

t - Stopdam

0.00 0.00 1.00

19 GuradiyaSoya

t - Stopdam

0.00 0.00 1.25

20 Mehatrpur - Pond 0.00 0.00 5.50

21 Maina - Pond 0.00 0.00 4.50


22 Maina - Stopdam 0.00 0.00 8.70

23 Magishpur - Stopdam 0.00 0.00 10.25

24 Badiya - Pond 0.00 0.00 6.50

25 Chapriya - Pond 0.00 0.00 2.00

26 Chapriya - Pond 0.00 0.00 1.80

27 Chapriya - Pond 0.00 0.00 1.35

28 Chapriya - Pond 0.00 0.00 2.25

29 Palda - Pond 0.00 0.00 1.80

30 Palda - Pond 0.00 0.00 2.60

31 Palda - Pond 0.00 0.00 1.35

32 Palda - Pond 0.00 0.00 1.38

33 Palda - Pond 0.00 0.00 0.70

34 Dhabla Kelwa - Pond 0.00 0.00 0.97

35 Dhabla Kelwa - Pond 0.00 0.00 1.50

36 Kheriya

Susner -

Pond 0.00 0.00 1.63

36 Total 0.00 111.13

Proposed Renovation Schemes- R.E.S.DEPARTMENT

37 Mehatpur - Pond 32 0.00 48.60

38 Mehatpur - Pond 33 0.00 49.25

39 Mehatpur - Pond 38 0.00 52.00

40 Mehatpur - Stopdam 18 0.00 26.35

41 Maina - Pond 17 0.00 25.25

42 Maina - Stopdam 15 0.00 22.65

43 Maina - Stopdam 45 0.00 69.8

44 Dehriya Soyat - Pond 11 0.00 16.80

45 Dehriya Soyat - Stopdam 30 0.00 43.10

46 Dehriya Soyat - Stopdam 30 0.00 44.46

47 Lodhakhedi - Pond 10 0.00 15.6

48 Amarkot - Pond 12 0.00 18.35

49 Amarkot - Stopdam 24 0.00 37.60

50 Amarkot - Stopdam 60 0.00 92.75

51 Ganeshpura - Pond 21 0.00 32.67

52 Ganeshpura - Stopdam 52 0.00 78.60

53 Khejdakhedi - Stopdam 28 0.00 42.70

54 Kothdda - Stopdam 30 0.00 45.50

55 Dehriya

susner

- Pond 16 0.00 25.50

56 Shyampura - Pond 14 0.00 22.00

57 Barai - Pond 9.8 0.00 15.00

58 Barai - Pond 7 0.00 10.00

59 KarkadiyaSoy

at

- Pond 21.50 0.00 35.00

60 KarkadiyaSoy

at

- Stopdam 21 0.00 35.00

61 Deewaankhedi - Pond 12 0.00 15.00

62 Shripathpura - Stopdam 14 0.00 21.00

63 Khediya Soyat - Stopdam 10 0.00 7.00

64 Khediya Soyat - Stopdam 21 0.00 35.00


65 Lohariya - Pond 10.50 0.00 15.00

66 Lohariya - Pond 10 0.00 15.00

67 Badiya - Pond 16 0.00 24.5

68 BorKhedikaw

al

- Stopdam 9.8 0.00 14.9

69 TharuKhedi - Pond 14.5 0.00 20.4

70 Antraliya - Pond 12 0.00 18.2

71 Modi - Pond 14 0.00 20.00

72 Payli - Stopdam 9 0.00 14.00

73 Sirpoi - Stopdam 10 0.00 14.15

74 Salriya - Pond 31 0.00 45.1

75 Chapariya - Pond 7 0.00 10.5

76 Chapariya - Stopdam 7 0.00 10.6



Total 78 820.1 0.00 1231.38

Grand Total 78 820.1 0.00 1342.51


Proposed New Schemes/ Renovation- R.E.S.DEPARTMENT

Name of the District :- Agar- malwa Block Nalkheda

S.

N

o.

Name of

The

Block

Name of the Gram

panchayat

Name of the

Village

Name of the

Work

Proposd

Irrigate

d Area

(hac.)

Capacit

y

Estt.Cost

4

Nalkheda 1 Baigaon Baigaon 02 well - -- 9.00

2 Baigaon Baigaon 50

Kapildhara

well

100 -- 135.00

3 Baigaon Bagawad Stopdam 9 -- 4.00



6 Baigaon Bagawad 02 Well - -- 9.00

7 Baigaon Bagawad 66 Well 132 -- 178.20

8 Bairchakhedi Bairchakhedi Pond 4 -- 5.60

9 Bairchakhedi Bairchakhedi Pond 5 -- 7.20

10 Bairchakhedi Bairchakhedi Pond 3.5 -- 6.30

11 Bairchakhedi Bairchakhedi Pond 2.1 -- 6.60

12 Bairchakhedi Bairchakhedi Stopdam 5 -- 10.00

13 Bairchakhedi Bairchakhedi Stopdam 6 -- 10.50

14 Bairchakhedi Bairchakhedi 02 Well - -- 9.00

15 Bairchakhedi Bairchakhedi 39 Well 68 -- 105.30

16 Bairchakhedi Rojdi Pond 5 -- 10.00

17 Bairchakhedi Rojdi Pond 4 -- 8.00

18 Bairchakhedi Rojdi Stopdam 5 -- 10.00

19 Bairchakhedi Rojdi 02 Well - -- 9.00

20 Bairchakhedi Rojdi 48 Well 96 -- 129.60

21 Nalkheda Samri Pond 2 -- 7.00

22 Nalkheda Samri Well - -- 4.50

23 Nalkheda Samri 29

Kapildhara

well

58 -- 78.30

24 Nalkheda Besoda Stopdam 3 -- 1.50


26 Nalkheda Besoda Stopdam 2.25 -- 9.00


28 Nalkheda Besoda 03- Well - -- 13.50

29 Nalkheda Besoda 62-

Kapildhara

well

3 -- 167.40

30 Bhandawda Bhandawda Pond 5.3 -- 8.50




33 Bhandawda Bhandawda Stopdam 5.0 -- 10.00

34 Bhandawda Bhandawda 02-Well - -- 9.0

35 Bhandawda Bhandawda 70-

Kapildhara

well

140 -- 189.00

36 chapakheda chapakheda Stopdam 5.0 -- 10.00



39 chapakheda chapakheda Pond 5.0 -- 1.50

40 chapakheda chapakheda Pond 4.0 -- 8.00

41 chapakheda chapakheda 02-Well - -- 9.00

42

chapakheda chapakheda 47-

Kapildhara

well

84.0

--

126.90

43 chapakheda BorkhediGujjar 01-Well - -- 4.50

44

chapakheda BorkhediGujjar 33-

Kapildhara

well

66.0

--

89.10

45 chapakheda Jamuni Pond 5.0 -- 6.0



48 chapakheda Jamuni Stopdam 8.0 -- 9.0

49 chapakheda Jamuni 01-Well - -- 4.50

50

chapakheda Jamuni 29-

Kapildhara

well

58.00

--

78.30

51 chharda chharda Stopdam-1 8.00 -- 15.00




55 chharda chharda Pond 4.00 -- 8.00

56 chharda chharda Pond 5.00 -- 2.60

57 chharda chharda 02-Well - -- 9.00

58

chharda chharda 60-

Kapildhara

well

120-

--

162.00

59 chharda Bhilkhedi Stopdam-1 5.00 -- 8.00




62 chharda Bhilkhedi 02-Well - -- 9.00

63 chharda

Bhilkhedi 33-

Kapildhara

well

66.00

--

89.10

64 Damdam Damdam Stopdam-1 4.00 -- 8.00



67 Damdam Damdam Pond 5.00 -- 10.00

68 Damdam Damdam Pond 4.00 -- 8.00

69 Damdam Damdam 03-Well - -- 13.50

70

Damdam Damdam 88-

Kapildhara

well

176.00

--

237.60

71 Dawatpur Dawatpur Stopdam-1 4.5 -- 9.00

72 Dawatpur Dawatpur Stopdam-2 3.7 -- 7.00

73 Dawatpur Dawatpur Pond-1 3.3 -- 6.60



76 Dawatpur Dawatpur 02-Well - -- 9.00

77

Dawatpur

Dawatpur

29-

Kapildhara

well

58.0

--

58.00

78 Dawatpur Aanndikhedi Stopdam-1 4.0 -- 8.00

79 Dawatpur Aanndikhedi Stopdam-2 3.50 -- 7.00

80 Dawatpur Aanndikhedi Pond-1 3.50 -- 7.00

81 Dawatpur Aanndikhedi Pond-2 3. -- 6.00

82 Dawatpur Aanndikhedi 01-Well 3.0 -- 4.50

83

Dawatpur

Aanndikhedi

14-

Kapildhara

well

28.00

--

37.80

84 Dawatpur Basyaa Stopdam-1 4.0 -- 8.00

85 Dawatpur Basyaa Pond-1 3.5 -- 7.00

86 Dawatpur Basyaa 01-Well - -- 4.50

87 Dawatpur Basyaa

48-

Kapildhara

well

96

--

129.60

88 Dhandeda Dhandeda Stopdam 4.00 -- 2.50

89 Dhandeda Dhandeda Stopdam-1 5.00 -- 8.00

90 Dhandeda Dhandeda Stopdam-2 6.00 -- 9.00

91 Dhandeda Dhandeda Stopdam-3 7.00

-- 10.00


92 Dhandeda Dhandeda Pond-1 4.0 -- 8.00

93 Dhandeda Dhandeda 2-Well - -- 9.00

94 Dhandeda Dhandeda

51-

Kapildhara

well 102

--

137.70

95 Dhandeda Digon Pond-1 5.00 -- 8.00



98 Dhandeda Digon Stopdam-1 4.00 -- 8.00




102 Dhandeda Digon 2-Well - -- 9.00

103 Dhandeda Digon

30-

Kapildhara

well 60

--

81.00

104 Dhaniyakhedi Dhaniyakhedi Stopdam 6.00 -- 11.00

105 Dhaniyakhedi Dhaniyakhedi Stopdam-1 5.00 -- 10.00

106 Dhaniyakhedi Dhaniyakhedi Stopdam-2 4.00 -- 10.00

107 Dhaniyakhedi Dhaniyakhedi 2-Well - -- 9.00

108 Dhaniyakhedi Dhaniyakhedi

21-

Kapildhara

well 42.00

--

56.70

109 Dhaniyakhedi Lasuldiyagopaa Stopdam 5.00 -- 2.90

110 Dhaniyakhedi Lasuldiyagopaa Stopdam-1 6.00 -- 10.00

111 Dhaniyakhedi Lasuldiyagopaa Stopdam-2 6.5 -- 11.00

112 Dhaniyakhedi Lasuldiyagopaa 2-Well - -- 9.00

113 Dhaniyakhedi Lasuldiyagopaa

22-

Kapildhara

well 44.0

--

59.40

114 Dhaniyakhedi Khoriya Stopdam-1 5.00 -- 8.00

115 Dhaniyakhedi Khoriya Stopdam-2 4.00- -- 7.00

116 Dhaniyakhedi Khoriya 2-Well - -- 9.00

117 Dhaniyakhedi Khoriya

25-

Kapildhara

well 50

--

67.50

118 Dhaniyakhedi Surjani Stopdam-1 6.00 -- 10.00

119 Dhaniyakhedi Surjani Stopdam-2 7.00 -- 12.00

120 Dhaniyakhedi Surjani 2-Well - -- 9.00

121 Dhaniyakhedi Surjani

15-

Kapildhara

well 30

--

40.50


122 Dharola Dharola Pond-1 4.00 -- 8.00



125 Dharola Dharola Stopdam-1 5.0 -- 10.00

126 Dharola Dharola Stopdam-2 6.0 -- 11.00

127 Dharola Dharola 5-Well - -- 13.50

128 Dharola Dharola

159-

Kapildhara

well 312

--

429.30

129 Dablasongara Dablasongara Pond 5.0 -- 10.00



132 Dablasongara Dablasongara Stopdam 5.0 -- 10.00

133 Dablasongara Dablasongara Stopdam 5.0 -- 12.00

134 Dablasongara Dablasongara 02- well - -- 9.00

135 Dablasongara Dablasongara 91Kapildhara

well 182

--

245.70

136 Dablasongara Piplyasongar Pond 5.0 -- 10.00

137 Dablasongara Piplyasongar Stopdam 6.0 -- 12.00

138 Dablasongara Piplyasongar Well-01 - -- 4.50

139

Dablasongara Piplyasongar 40

Kapildhara

well 80

--

108.00

140 Dablasongara Fetty Pond 4.0 -- 8.00

141 Dablasongara Fetty Stopdam 5.5 -- 11.00

142 Dablasongara Fetty Well-01 - -- 4.50

143

Dablasongara Fetty 15

Kapildhara

well 30

--

40.50

144 Iklera Iklera Stopdam cum

rapta 5.0

--

15.00

145 Iklera Iklera Pond 5.0 -- 4.00




149 Iklera Iklera Stopdam 6.0 -- 11.00

150 Iklera Iklera Stopdam 7.0 -- 12.00

151 Iklera Iklera Well -03 - -- 13.50

152

Iklera Iklera 41

Kapildhara

well 82.0

--

110.70


S.N

o.

Name of

The

Block

Name of the

Gram

panchayat

Name of

the Village

Name of the

Work

Proposd

Irrigate

d Area

(hac.)

Capaciti

y

Estt.Cost

nalkheda

gareli gareli stopdam 2.00 -- 10.00



gareli gareli pond 2.00 -- 8.00

gareli gareli well-2 -- 9.00

gareli gareli Kapildhara

well-56 1.35

--

151.20

gonalmahu gonalmahu stopdam 2.00 -- 8.00

gonalmahu gonalmahu pond 2.33 -- 7.00

gonalmahu gonalmahu well-2 1.80 -- 9.00

gonalmahu gonalmahu Kapildhara

well-53 1.35

--

143.10

madhavpur madhavpur pond 2.00 -- 7.00

madhavpur madhavpur well-1 -- 4.50

madhavpur madhavpur Kapildhara

well-9 1.35

--

24.30

godhda godhda pond 2.00 -- 8.00



godhda godhda stopdam 1.82 -- 10.00

godhda godhda stopdam 1.80 -- 9.00

godhda godhda well-3 -- 8.00

godhda godhda Kapildhara

well-117 1.35

--

315.90

goyal goyal pond 2.00 -- 8.00


goyal goyal stopdam 1.80 -- 9.00


goyal goyal well-3 -- 13.50

goyal goyal Kapildhara

well-56 1.35

--

151.20




mahendri mahendri pond 2.00 -- 6.60

mahendri mahendri well-1 -- 4.50

mahendri mahendri Kapildhara

well-27 2.25

--

121.50

mahendri mahendri stopdam 3.00 -- 15.00

gadiya gadiya pond 2.00 -- 7.00





gadiya gadiya well-2 -- 9.00

gadiya gadiya Kapildhara

well-22 1.35

--

59.40

guradiya

khati

guradiya

khati

stopdam

2.00

--

10.00

guradiya

khati

guradiya

khati

stopdam

2.00

--

9.00

153

guradiya

khati

guradiya

khati

pond

2.00

--

7.00

154

guradiya

khati

guradiya

khati

pond

2.00

--

6.00

155

guradiya

khati

guradiya

khati

well-2

--

9.00

156

guradiya

khati

guradiya

khati

Kapildhara

well-69 1.35

--

186.30

157 gunjariya gunjariya stopdam 2.00 -- 9.00

158 gunjariya gunjariya stopdam 2.00 -- 8.00

159 gunjariya gunjariya pond 2.00 -- 7.00

160 gunjariya gunjariya pond 2.00 -- 6.00

161 gunjariya gunjariya well-2 -- 4.50

162

gunjariya gunjariya Kapildhara

well-38 1.35

--

102.60

163 ladone ladone pond 2.00 -- 6.60



166 ladone ladone well-2 -- 9.00

167

ladone ladone Kapildhara

well-33 1.35

--

89.10

168 ladone ladone stopdam 2.00 -- 10.00




172 ladone ladone well-1 -- 4.50

173

ladone ladone Kapildhara

well-84 1.35

--

226.80




177 gudrawan gudrawan stopdam 2.14 -- 15.00



180 gudrawan gudrawan well-3 2.00 -- 12.00

181

gudrawan gudrawan Kapildhara

well-108

--

13.50

182 najarkheda najarkheda stopdam 2.00 -- 10.00

183 najarkheda najarkheda stopdam 2.00 -- 11.00

184 najarkheda najarkheda well-1 -- 4.50

185

najarkheda najarkheda Kapildhara

well-12 1.35

--

32.40


186 gurjarkhedi gurjarkhedi stopdam 0.83 -- 2.50






192 gurjarkhedi gurjarkhedi pond 2.14 -- 15.00



195 gurjarkhedi gurjarkhedi well-3 -- 13.50

196

gurjarkhedi gurjarkhedi Kapildhara

well-93 1.35

--

251.10

197 hirankhedi hirankhedi pond 2.00 -- 8.00




201 hirankhedi hirankhedi well-3 -- 13.50

202

hirankhedi hirankhedi Kapildhara

well-87 5.22

--

234.90

203 hirankhedi hirankhedi stopdam 2.00 -- 10.00




207 kacnariya kacnariya pond 2.00 -- 8.00

208 kacnariya kacnariya pond 1.77 -- 6.90

209 kacnariya kacnariya well-2 -- 9.00

210

kacnariya kacnariya Kapildhara

well-165 1.94

--

445.50

211 kacnariya kacnariya stopdam 2.00 -- 10.00



214

nipaniya

khichi

nipaniya

khichi

pond

2.00

--

7.00

215

nipaniya

khichi

nipaniya

khichi

pond

2.00

--

6.60

216

nipaniya

khichi

nipaniya

khichi

well-1

--

4.50

217

nipaniya

khichi

nipaniya

khichi

Kapildhara

well-56 1.35

--

151.20

218

nipaniya

khichi

nipaniya

khichi

stopdam

2.00

--

10.00

219

nipaniya

khichi

nipaniya

khichi

stopdam

2.00

--

9.00

220 datya datya pond 2.00 -- 8.00

221 datya datya pond 2.00 -- 7.00

222 datya datya well-1 -- 4.50

223

datya datya Kapildhara

well-16 1.35

--

43.20

224 datya datya stopdam 2.00 -- 10.00


225 karkadiya karkadiya pond 2.00 -- 8.00

226 karkadiya karkadiya stopdam 2.00 -- 10.00

227 karkadiya karkadiya stopdam 2.00 -- 9.00

228 karkadiya karkadiya well-2 -- 9.00

229

karkadiya karkadiya Kapildhara

well-36 1.35

--

97.20

230 nanyakhedi nanyakhedi pond 2.00 -- 8.00

231 nanyakhedi nanyakhedi stopdam 2.00 -- 9.00

232 nanyakhedi nanyakhedi stopdam 2.00 -- 8.00

233 nanyakhedi nanyakhedi well-2 -- 9.00

234

nanyakhedi nanyakhedi Kapildhara

well-40 1.35

--

108.00

235 khelaganv khelaganv stopdam 2.14 -- 15.00

236 khelaganv khelaganv pond 2.00 -- 8.00

237 khelaganv khelaganv pond 2.00 -- 7.00




241 khelaganv khelaganv well-3 -- 13.50

242

khelaganv khelaganv Kapildhara

well-68 1.46

--

183.60

243 pipalkhedi pipalkhedi pond 0.60 -- 3.00

244 pipalkhedi pipalkhedi stopdam 2.00 -- 10.00

245 pipalkhedi pipalkhedi well-2 -- 9.00

246

pipalkhedi pipalkhedi Kapildhara

well-23 1.35

--

62.10

247 guradiyadev guradiyadev stopdam 2.00 -- 10.00



250 guradiyadev guradiyadev well-2 -- 9.00

251

guradiyadev guradiyadev Kapildhara

well-31 1.35

--

83.70

252 dehridev dehridev pond 0.60 -- 3.00

253 dehridev dehridev stopdam 2.00 -- 10.00



256 dehridev dehridev well-2 -- 9.00

257

dehridev dehridev Kapildhara

well-31 1.35

--

83.70

258 kohadiya kohadiya stopdam 1.50 -- 12.00

259 kohadiya kohadiya stopdam 1.40 -- 14.00

260 kohadiya kohadiya well-1 -- 4.50

261

kohadiya kohadiya Kapildhara

well-117 1.35

--

315.90

262 kushalpura kushalpura pond 1.33 -- 8.00

263 kushalpura kushalpura stopdam 1.50 -- 12.00

264 kushalpura kushalpura stopdam 1.40 -- 14.00

265 kushalpura kushalpura well-1 -- 4.50

266 kushalpura kushalpura Kapildhara 1.35 -- 140.40


well-56

267 banskhedi banskhedi pond 1.33 -- 8.00

268 banskhedi banskhedi stopdam 0.14 -- 12.00



271 banskhedi banskhedi well-1 -- 4.50

272

banskhedi banskhedi Kapildhara

well-29 1.35

--

78.30

273 ramnagar ramnagar pond 1.60 -- 8.00

274 ramnagar ramnagar well-1 -- 4.50

275

ramnagar ramnagar Kapildhara

well-28 1.35

--

75.60

276 lalukhedi lalukhedi pond 0.50 -- 3.00

277 lalukhedi lalukhedi stopdam 1.50 -- 12.00



280 lalukhedi lalukhedi well-1 -- 9.00

281

lalukhedi lalukhedi Kapildhara

well-53 1.35

--

143.10

282 borekhedi borekhedi stopdam 1.25 -- 15.00







289 borekhedi borekhedi well-2 -- 9.00

290

borekhedi borekhedi Kapildhara

well-34 1.35

--

91.80

291 ruparell ruparell well-1 -- 9.00

292

ruparell ruparell Kapildhara

well-30 1.35

--

81.00

293

lasuldiya

kelwa

lasuldiya

kelwa

pond

0.67

--

2.00

294

lasuldiya

kelwa

lasuldiya

kelwa

pond

1.20

--

6.00

295

lasuldiya

kelwa

lasuldiya

kelwa

pond

1.14

--

8.00

296

lasuldiya

kelwa

lasuldiya

kelwa

stopdam

1.40

--

14.00

297

lasuldiya

kelwa

lasuldiya

kelwa

stopdam

1.40

--

14.00

298

lasuldiya

kelwa

lasuldiya

kelwa

well-2

--

9.00

299

lasuldiya

kelwa

lasuldiya

kelwa

Kapildhara

well-93 1.35

--

251.10

300 laturi gehlot laturi gehlot stopdam 1.67 -- 10.00




303 laturi gehlot laturi gehlot well-3 -- 13.50

304

laturi gehlot laturi gehlot Kapildhara

well-69 1.35

--

186.30

305 laturi umath laturi umath pond 1.50 -- 6.00




309 laturi umath laturi umath stopdam 1.50 -- 12.00

310 laturi umath laturi umath stopdam 1.50 -- 12.00

311 laturi umath laturi umath well-2 1.40 -- 14.00

312

laturi umath laturi umath Kapildhara

well-50 1.35

--

135.00




316 gokulpur gokulpur pond 1.75 -- 7.00

317 gokulpur gokulpur pond 1.60 -- 8.00

318 gokulpur gokulpur well-1 -- 4.50

319

gokulpur gokulpur Kapildhara

well-16 1.35

--

43.20

320 gokulpur gokulpur stopdam 1.40 -- 14.00

321 gokulpur gokulpur stopdam 1.50 -- 12.00

322 dhanora dhanora pond 1.40 -- 7.00

323 dhanora dhanora pond 1.33 -- 8.00

324 dhanora dhanora well-2 -- 9.00

325

dhanora dhanora Kapildhara

well-23 1.35

--

62.10

326 dhanora dhanora stopdam 1.40 -- 14.00

327 dhanora dhanora stopdam 1.40 -- 14.00

328 lolki lolki pond 1.33 -- 8.00



331 lolki lolki stopdam 1.50 -- 12.00



334 lolki lolki well-3 -- 13.50

335

lolki lolki Kapildhara

well-35 1.35

--

94.50

336 pagariya pagariya stopdam 0.50 -- 2.00





341 pagariya pagariya pond 1.40 -- 7.00

342 pagariya pagariya pond 1.33 -- 8.00

343 pagariya pagariya well-2 -- 9.00

344

pagariya pagariya Kapildhara

well-15 1.35

--

40.50

345 manasa manasa stopdam 1.40 -- 14.00


346 manasa manasa well-2 -- 9.00

347

manasa manasa Kapildhara

well-91 1.35

--

245.70

348 nathukhedi nathukhedi stopdam 1.40 -- 14.00

349 nathukhedi nathukhedi pond 1.33 -- 8.00

350 nathukhedi nathukhedi well-2 -- 9.00

351

nathukhedi nathukhedi Kapildhara

well-63 1.35

--

170.10

352 molyakhedi molyakhedi pond 1.40 -- 7.00

353 molyakhedi molyakhedi pond 1.33 -- 8.00

354 molyakhedi molyakhedi well-2 -- 9.00

355

molyakhedi molyakhedi Kapildhara

well-88 1.35

--

237.60

356 molyakhedi molyakhedi stopdam 1.50 -- 12.00



359 kothdi kothdi pond 1.33 -- 8.00




363 kothdi kothdi stopdam 1.40 -- 14.00

364 kothdi kothdi stopdam 1.40 -- 14.00

365 kothdi kothdi well-2 -- 9.00

366

kothdi kothdi Kapildhara

well-107 1.35

--

288.90

367 dehri gurjar dehri gurjar pond 1.40 -- 7.00

368 dehri gurjar dehri gurjar pond 1.33 -- 8.00

369 dehri gurjar dehri gurjar stopdam 1.40 -- 14.00

370 dehri gurjar dehri gurjar stopdam 1.40 -- 14.00

371 dehri gurjar dehri gurjar well-2 -- 9.00

372

dehri gurjar dehri gurjar Kapildhara

well-50

--

135.00

373 pachlana pachlana stopdam 1.40 -- 14.00

374 pachlana pachlana stopdam 1.40 -- 14.00

375 pachlana pachlana well-2 -- 9.00

376

pachlana pachlana Kapildhara

well-80 1.35

--

216.00

377 padana padana stopdam 0.40 -- 2.00





382 padana padana well-4 -- 18.00

383

padana padana Kapildhara

well-97 1.35

--

261.90

384 panala panala pond 1.33 -- 8.00


386 panala panala stopdam 1.40 -- 14.00

387 panala panala stopdam 1.36 -- 15.00


388 panala panala well-2 -- 9.00

389

panala panala Kapildhara

well-33 1.35

--

89.10


391 panali panali pond 1.20 -- 6.00


393 panali panali stopdam 1.36 -- 15.00

394 panali panali well-2 1.40 -- 14.00

395

panali panali Kapildhara

well-17

--

9.00


397 bhilkhedi bhilkhedi pond 1.00 -- 6.00

398 bhilkhedi bhilkhedi stopdam 1.00 -- 7.00

399 bhilkhedi bhilkhedi stopdam 1.40 -- 14.00

400 bhilkhedi bhilkhedi well-2 1.40 -- 14.00

401

bhilkhedi bhilkhedi Kapildhara

well-60

--

9.00



404 pilwas pilwas stopdam 0.63 -- 2.50






410 pilwas pilwas well-3 -- 13.50

411

pilwas pilwas Kapildhara

well-71 1.35

--

191.70

412 bisni bisni stopdam 1.40 -- 14.00

413 bisni bisni stopdam 1.40 -- 14.00

414 bisni bisni well-1 1.00 -- 4.50

415

bisni bisni Kapildhara

well-40 1.35

--

108.00

416 richi richi pond 0.50 -- 2.00



419 richi richi stopdam 1.09 -- 12.00

420 richi richi stopdam 1.20 -- 12.00

421 richi richi well-3 -- 13.50

422

richi richi Kapildhara

well-48 1.35

--

129.60

423 kilona kilona stopdam 1.10 -- 11.00



426 kilona kilona pond 1.17 -- 7.00

427 kilona kilona well-2 -- 9.00

428

kilona kilona Kapildhara

well-36 1.35

--

97.20

429 semalkhedi semalkhedi stopdam 0.50 -- 2.00








436 semalkhedi semalkhedi pond 1.00 -- 10.00




440 semalkhedi semalkhedi well-4 -- 18.00

441

semalkhedi semalkhedi Kapildhara

well-40 1.35

--

108.00

442 semli semli pond 0.50 -- 2.00



445 semli semli stopdam 1.50 -- 12.00

446 semli semli well-1 -- 4.50

447

semli semli Kapildhara

well-90 1.35

--

243.00

448 siya siya stopdam 1.50 -- 12.00

449 siya siya stopdam 1.67 -- 10.00

450 siya siya pond 1.40 -- 7.00

451 siya siya pond 1.33 -- 8.00

452 siya siya well-1 -- 4.50

453

siya siya Kapildhara

well-49 1.35

--

132.30

454 paldiya paldiya pond 0.50 -- 1.50

455 paldiya paldiya stopdam 1.50 -- 12.00

456 paldiya paldiya well-1 -- 4.50

457

paldiya paldiya Kapildhara

well-31 1.35

--

83.70

458 kabuli kabuli stopdam 1.50 -- 12.00

459 kabuli kabuli well-1 -- 4.50

460

kabuli kabuli Kapildhara

well-10 1.35

--

27.00

461 suiganv suiganv stopdam 1.40 -- 14.00






467 suiganv suiganv well-3 -- 13.50

468

suiganv suiganv Kapildhara

well-105 1.35

--

283.50

469 takhla takhla pond 1.40 -- 7.00

470 takhla takhla pond 1.50 -- 6.00

471 takhla takhla stopdam 1.67 -- 10.00





475 takhla takhla well-3 -- 13.50

476

takhla takhla Kapildhara

well-98 1.35

--

264.60

477 thikariya thikariya well-1 -- 4.50

478

thikariya thikariya Kapildhara

well-44 1.35

--

118.80

479 pankhedi pankhedi well-1 -- 4.50

480

pankhedi pankhedi Kapildhara

well-23 1.35

--

62.10

481 tikon tikon stopdam 1.60 -- 8.00

482 tikon tikon well-1 -- 4.50

483

tikon tikon Kapildhara

well-131 1.35

--

353.70

484 tolkyakhedi tolkyakhedi stopdam 0.50 -- 2.50





489 tolkyakhedi tolkyakhedi well-3 -- 13.50

490

tolkyakhedi tolkyakhedi Kapildhara

well-71 1.35

--

191.70

491 sighankheda sighankheda stopdam 1.50 -- 9.00

492 sighankheda sighankheda well-1 -- 4.50

493

sighankheda sighankheda Kapildhara

well-9 1.35

--

24.30

494 rindoli rindoli stopdam 1.50 -- 12.00

495 rindoli rindoli stopdam 1.14 -- 8.00

496 rindoli rindoli pond 1.35 -- 5.40

497 rindoli rindoli pond 1.24 -- 6.20

498 rindoli rindoli well-2 -- 9.00

499

rindoli rindoli Kapildhara

well-41

0.50 -- 111

Total 5464 WORKS 3217.18 -- 16906.1


Proposed New Schemes/ Renovation- Representative leaders

Name of the District :- Agar- malwa

S.

No

.

Nam

e of

The

Block

Name of the

Gram

panchayat

Name of the

Village

Name of the

Work

Proposd

Irrigate

d Area

(hac.)

Cap

acity

Estt.

Cost

1 Narwar Narwar Pond - - 5.00

2 Narwar Narwar Stopdam - - 10.00

3 Tanodiya Tanodiya Pond Renovation - - 5.00

4 Tanodiya Jogpura Pond - - 5.00

5 Tanodiya Hataipiplya Stopdam - - 10.00

6 Tanodiya Bhundkhedi Stopdam -1 - - 10.00

7 Tanodiya Bhundkhedi Stopdam -2 - - 10.00

8 Tanodiya Sutheli Stopdam-3 - - 10.00

9 Tanodiya Tanodiya Stopdam-4 - - 10.00



12 Tanodiya Thadoda

Tanodiya

02 Stopdam - - 15.00

13 Tanodiya Tanodiya Stopdam

Renovation

- - 5.00

14 Sumrakhedi Kachnariya Pond - - 5.00

15 Bamnyakhedi Bamnyakhed

i

Pond - - 12.00

16 Bamnyakhedi Bamnyakhed

i

Pond - - 12.00

17 Kheriyasusner Kheriyasusne

r

Pond - - 7.50

18 Bheempura Ranayra

rathor

Pond - - 14.50

19 Jamuniya Jamuniya Pond - - 5.00

20 Gailana Mehendi Pond - - 10.00

21 Gailana Gailana Pond - - 10.00

22 Digon Dhandheda Pond - - 14.00

23 Piploan khurd Piploan

khurd

Stopdam - - 10.00

24 Aakli Aakli Pond - - 13.00

25 Narwal Narwal Pond - - 14.50

26 Palda Palda Pond - - 10.00

27 Jiwapura Kothda Pond - - 10.00

28 Aamla Aamla Pond - - 10.00

29 Jamuniya Dhablakelwa Stopdam - - 7.00

30 - -

Grand total 30 - - 279.50

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