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G Ashok Kumar, IAS Addl Secy & Mission Director National Water Mission
RAIN WATER HARVESTING q.,
1. Reference is made to your DO letter dated 16 Mar 20 and '10 Jun 20 addressed to the CAS.
2. Rain water harvesting has been made "Key Result Area" D, (KRA) by the lndian Air Force. Detailed guidelines to this effect ^M have been issued to all Field Units for taking appropriate 6-.,,3b measures to create "Rain Water Harvesting Structures" .(d'kcn^ (RWHS) suitable to the climate conditions, rain fall pattern and soil substrata of the area. Works services amounting to Rs. 24508 lakhs have already been released by Air Force in the #u' last five years to build RWHS.
3. I assure complete participation of lndian Air Force towards k" water conservation and rain water harvesting for achieving the national objective.
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\ "r'\O: 7\r \ %'.o. aq7nffi- /N^- ffi fiHE, c(.s.ru qrffiqfrflqqtr{ srfurqrr ARVIND SINGH, ns AIRPORTS AIITHOR]TY OF INDIA ril{t qrr :3:,:'.[\, 3lqH trdfq RajivGandhi Bhawan r.;:'. o Chairman qsErsit : 011-24632930 ulrt qW, ffi-1 ooos. >4\* $tlq /Phone =r{ Safdarjung Airport, New Delhi-l 1 $r+'c ftwffi fftw . 24622796 0003. tDifiI/Fax :011-24641088 t*O I E-mail: [email protected] 2020 D. O, No. AAt / CHQ/ Rw H | 2020-2t 23rd July,
Subject:- Rain Water Harvesting at.AA-I Airports. Dear e. t*l-|L-l-,.,c-t This' has reference to your letter no. M65O22/O[/}O}O- NWM,/1 525 date dto.o7,2020,
2. ' Airports Authority of India (AAI) being the Sole Air . Navigation Service (ANS) provider and opelator of..Airports across ay the country is consistently endeavouring with all the required programs and SOPs to conserve environment/.resources and tA reOule the adverse impact on society, community and ecosY_s.t9-m, to National Action Plan for Climate Change (NAPCC), Dg_ thus contributing 3. With regard to Rain Water Hdrvesting at AAI lirports, AAI has already irrtplemented various measures to 'store/recharge the rainwater to' the aquifers at most of the Airports, thus W contributing to "Catch the Rain" campaign of "National Water Mission,,, In addition, RWH systgm is also being implemented at all (s- the major airPort Projects of AAI. e-L*(u : 4. A summarized repoft on RWH System at AAI Airports along v for your s-*-% with photographs is attaghed her.ewith as Annexure -I reference please. . Yours 0*w
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Sh. G. Asok Kumar, IAS Addl.'secreta ry. & Mission Director, National Water Mission, Ministry of lal Shakti, Govt. of India, 2nd Floor, Block III, cco ComPlex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi -11OOO3 E-mail: [email protected]; catchthera i n, nwm @g ma i l.com 5/10
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ANNEXURE-I
The details of AAI has already initiated Rain water Harvesting at its most of the airports. some of the AirPorts are as under:
and recharged i)ChennaiAirport:Allrunoffwateriscollectedinstormchennai Airport: All runoff water is collected in storm water drainage throughRWHbores/wells.Excessruno|fwaterisdischargedj::.:5Iru,.'.'=
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are provided at terminal ii) Bhubaneswar Airport: Rain water Recharge chambers ground. Provision of RwH system building and city side parking area for recharging to ATC Tower, Hangars and Parallel Taxi has been included in the ongoing projects of New Track.
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Nos. of Rain iii) Raiahmundrv: Rajahmundry Airport is having 12 Nos. RWH Chambers, 30 Water ponds, 02 Nos. of Percolation Tanks and 09 Nos. Agricultural Wells converted into RWH Chambers.
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big rain harvesting pond at city side' Rain Raipur Airport: Raipur Airport is having a WaterfromTerminalBuildingandgardenareaisaccumulatedintheRWHpond. 7110 56691 8l2020lOl o GM(ER-ENGG-E)
v) Jaipur Airport: The Jaipur Airport is having rainwater harvesting provision for existing Terminal Building (T-2), Fire Station and ATC Tower along with entire operational area' The rain water collected through the rain water pipes is used to recharge the ground through recharge wells located at every one km. Total 22 recharge wells available in operational area to recharge ground water. Ongoing project of refurbishment of T-1- is also having recharge wells and storage of rain water of capacity 150K1 for horticulture use.
vi) Lucknow Airport: Rain water of airside & city side is collected and is used for recharging provided in car the ground water through 13 nos. RWH wells. RWH pits have also been for park area and 21 nos. rain water harvesting pits are provided at Terminal-2 along the recharging the sub soil strata. Water harvesting trenches are available runway. 05 no. Rain water harvesting pits are available at Apron Area'
Airports vii) other Airports: ln addition to above, RWH System is available at various other Jammu' like - Ranchi, Agra, Amritsar, Bikaner, safdarjung, Dehradun, Kishangarh, lndore, Khajuraho, Jaisalmer, Udaipur, Varanasi, Calicut, Vadodara, Bhopal, Bhuj, Vijayawada, Ahmedbad, Mangalore, Puducherry' Hubli & Maduraietc'
System is and ln all the new terminal building projects, Rain water Harvesting Provided ground' runoff water will be collected & re-used or recharged to Rain water Harvesting System The details of some of main terminal building projects, where is proposed are: rain water recharging is not i) Bhubaneswar Airport: Due to rocky strata at 4.0 M level, proposed for reuse of water feasible. Hence collection tanks of capacity 2 x 4800 KL are for irrigation & domestic after treatment' 8/10
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It, Bihta Airport: The Water Table at Bihta is varying from 2.5M to 6.0M, ground water recharging is not proposed in the upcoming project' Hence, collection ponds / tanks are proposed for reuse of water. Collection tank of capacity 1OOO KL for collection of roof water near utility block. Water Body of capacity 2OOO KL for collection of storm water in landscape.
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rain water from the roof will be iii) Chennai Airport: For proposed New Terminal Building, of Apron and will be collected, passed through the drain in car park area & in front pits already available' connected with the existing drains, wherein RWH are
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of collection of rain iv) Jabalpur Airport: RWH system proposed at Jabalpur Airport consist will be water from the roof & surface and storing in the tanks' The stored water proposed to store pumped to raw water tanks located in the utility yard' A pond is also surface runoff water & over flow from the RWH tanks'
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vi)PuneAirport:RoofrunoffWaterwillbecollected&reusedforflushing&horticulture to Ground. Rain water collection and surface runoff water will be used for Recharging provided' tank of capacity 5OO KL in car park area will be Airport is varying from 1'0 M to vii) Guwahati Airport: since the water level at Guwahati 3'35M,groundwaterrechargingisnotrecommended'Thus,03nos.rainwater collectiontanksofcapacity5ooKLeachwillbeprovidedneartheUtilityblock.The purpose, irrigation etc after treating it' collected water will be then used for fire fighting goals while at the same time AAI understands the need of meeting human development with sustaining the ability of fully committed for best possible sustainable development ecosystem services upon which the natural systems to provide the natural resources and working in the direction to minimize the economy and society depend. AAI is continuously in the most efficient way possible' reuse of use of potable water, to process waste water quality of storm water runoff by providing treated water and to manage the quantity and enhance the water availability and rainwater harvesting systems, wherever possible to sustainabilitY. 1t10 s6{583120 20lot o GM(cc) qTGl WTiDTT'GOVERNMENT OF INDIA IhilETq'$tNISTRY G. ASOK KUMAR, ns iTA YTfrH OF JAL SHAKTI qfi viqeTur BxTrq Addl. Secy. & Mission Director ira ciimEffi, fforfl sltt "ifi National Water Mission DEPTT. OF WATER RESOURCES, RIVER 9EVELOPMENT & GANGA REJUVENATION , Tr*q vra fr$?NATIoNAL wATER MlssloN D.O. No M.65022/01/2020-NWv ltgt9 I Dated: 1Oth JulY, 2020
oear*'e t (NWM) Greetings from the NationalWater Mission D.O. letter of even number dated 11th March 2020' Please, refer to my all ,caich the ilain' ..*prig; ol rrllpnal water Mission to nudge regarding the to the nrin Water itailesting Structures (RWHS) suitable stake-holders to ri""t" to ensure and sub-soil strata, before the onset of monsoon' climatic conditions RWHS and Drives to mafe'water harvesting pits' rooftop storage of rainwater. increase their check dams; removal of encroacnments and de'silting-of 1"1[t.to channels which bring water to them storage capacity; removat of obstructions in the defunct bore-wells to put catchment areas; repairs to siep*ells and. from the Y?ing being taken up the water back to aquifers, etc., are torf of the activitievsuggested *itn p.opfes' active participation under this campaign' appropriate rainwater 2. lt is reiterated that there is a growing need..to ensure before the onset of the mCInsoon season harvesting and artificial recharge mealures for water conservation' if appropriate a large land area in their establishments and 3. Airports have premises' large volume of and Artificial Recharg" in these RWHS "r"'t"kun-up aquifers' can be t pp"Jt" the groundwater rainwater '"Ih"tgu the dual piping^systems inside the Further, it is also advised to move towards 4. [it.ri"nu & bathrooms after primary filtration campus buildings-s;th;t il"Gt"r iio* irrigation in parks & gardens of the campus' can be used for flushing systems and
S.lshattbegratefulifsomephotographs.andareportontherainwaterby your units may be furnished to harvesting and artifrcial recharg" *"Jtri"itai ShriArvind Singh' Chairman' AirPorts AuthoritY of lndia, Rajiv Gandhi Bhawan, Safdariung*t*otln'"lol' AirPort' q. ** E*q tra, 616-=: ===*,=,r,.= =* 2ndFL$R,BLocKNo.lll,CGoco},PLEx,LoDHlRoAo'NEwDELH|.110003 : http:l/wwwlationrhratErmlsicn'gov.inlwuw'nwm'gov'ln; {.ta I er.ir, ira"**Og.r.i., t-{qr{e I wobelte t'21i64560 l*$wt/reuf ax : 0{1't4365r00 ; $aFfi ,/Fax : 0l \,*'' 'qG,"3sdr.rtox GOVERNMENT OF NAGALAND SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DEPARTMENT NAGALAND: KOHIMA. NO. SOrL-MrSClR.O.-Ll2O2O Dated Kohima, the L2th June, 2020. To, The Chairman, Lohe Welfare Organisation, Emmaus Road, West View Khuluqa, P. B No. - 337, Kohima, Nagaland Subject: Empanelment of agency to be Resource Organisation (RO) of Nagaland Water Conservation Mission- reg. Sir/Madam, I ln inviting a reference to your proposal NO. LWO/S&WCD(EMPNL)-1/2020 N{ dated 01/05/2020 and subsequent discussion on the subject mentioned above, lam to inform you that Lohe Welfare Organisation (LWO), Kohima has been empanelled as Resource Organisation (RO) in respect of Nagaland Water Conservation Mission with terms 1e and conditions as u nd er: L. Scope of work Upgrade knowledge, skills and attitudes of the PHED engineers, PRI representatives, master trainers and other stakeholders. Exchange information and ideas on water management and water sustainability in vulnerable areas and to mobilize & encourage participations of local communities and other stake holders to increase water use efficiency by 2Oo/o in various activities related to achieving the five identified goals of t!ational Water Mission (NWIvl). Conducting training for sensitization of community, public agencies etc. and other stakeholders across the Nagaland for inequitable and sustainable management of water resou rces. Bridging the gap between Govt. and community through lEC, Social mobilization, activators and motivators for various activities related to achieving the five identified goals of NWM. '- Ai ' Promote better understanding of professional requirements as well as sensitization to ,5' social, economic, technological and political environment in which the implementation is to be undertaken. I Enhance knowledge and skills about convergence with other related programmes f launched at the central and state level. 7 o Promotion of citizen and State action for water conservation, augmentation and N preservation I E N r- ll. Period of engagement \ The Resource Organisation (RO) will be selected for a period of five years. New {. 0- Key Resource Centres may be selected as and when the need arises. N *'* {' !6'fz-t' ,*tr.(^-.)l------sTr'- The Nagaland Water Conservation Mission, Kohima, will have the right to check the status of the agency/orga nisation as RO in consultation with the Soil & Water Conservation Department, Nagaland by serving three months advance information thereof, the RO will be required to settle the accounts/ complete the assigned works and submit the report to the Department. lll. Financial term and condition Resource Organisation (RO) can directly apply for the above mentioned activities to National Water Mission, Department of Water Resources, Ministry of lal Shakti, RD & GR, 2nd Floor, Block-lll, CGO Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi - 110003 for related schemes. The funding will be based on the approved Annual Action Plan (AAP) for the following pu rposes: For organizing training, orientation and capacity development programmes of State and district level functionaries, PRI members, master trainers, members of NGOs, CBOs etc. For organizing workshops, seminars, symposium, round table discussions, conferences, meetings on issues relating to safe drinking water For documentation of case studies, taking up studies, research work, lEC, Social mobilization etc. to achieving the five identified goals of NWM. For TA/ DA, honorarium, professional fees of the Resource Organisation (RO) professionals and experts for field visits lnstitutional charges of the Resource organisation (Ro) at the rate of a maximum of 10% of the total budget, in addition to taxes to be paid, if any A detail of cost norms for funding on various activities undertaken by Resource organisation (Ro) for above mentioned activities will be applicable as per the guidelines of National Water Mission, New Delhi. Yours faithfully t) '-t---t ( VIKEYIE KENYA } Commissioner & Secretary to the Govt. of Nagaland. NO. SOrL-MISC/R. lwt'l Dated Kohima, the f0).lune, 2020 Copy to:- 1. Additional Secretary to the Govt. of lndia, Ministry of Jal Shakti, National water Mission, Paryavaran Bhavan, Lodhi Road New Delhi - 110003 2. The Mission Director, National water Mission, Department of water Resources, RD & GR, Ministry of Jal Shakti, 2nd Floor, Block-lll, CGO Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi - 110003. 3. The P.S. to Joint Secretary to the Govt. of lndia (Sa nitation )/(Water), New Delhi' 4. The Director, Water/San itation/Finance, New Delhi. 5. The P.S. to Commissioner & Secretary to the Govt. Nagaland, Soil & Water Conservation DePartment, Kohima. 6. The Mission Director, Nagaland Water Conservation Mission (NWCN), Kohima' z. Office Copy Ltc - ( VIKEYIE-!@oal>ozD' KENYh ) Commlssioner & Secretary to the Govt. of Nagaland. \n., qlvftqffiFr+1 {wrmd v{fq r"rqFf oz crt{&, rc %20:g, Efor$fttar Indian InsEtute of Technotogy Jodhpur NH62 Nagaur Road. Karwar 342037, Jodhpur District A : (0291) 280 lOll: J0: directorgiitj.ac.in Professor Santanu Chiudhury FNAE. FNA5c, FIAPR No: IITJI DIR / 2020-2t / < F Director 16July 2020 To Mr. G. Ashok Kumar,IAS Additional Secretary & Mission Director Department of water Resources, River Development & Ganga Rejuvenation National Water Mission, Ministry of Jal Shakti 2"d Floor, Block No. III, CGO Complex, Lodhi Road New Delhi 11.0003 Phone: (11)-24365200 Dear Mr. Kumar: Greehngs from llT Jodhpur.. .!! This is reference in towards the DO letter no. M. 65022/012020-^WW375; dated 10 lune 2020. In this regard it is to inform that the various measures adopted at IIT Jodhpur towards water conservation and rain water harvesting are: 1. Rain Water Harvesting: ' The Roof top rain water in the Hostels is collected in the storage tanks constructed in each hostel. The stored water is further utilized for irrigation purposes. In Academic Buildings and other Residential Buildings, the roof top rain water is discharged in the Swale which carries the water to the pond outside the Campus. o All the surface run-off water is routed and stored in the pond through swales which connects the entire Campus. The Pond water is utilized by the nearby villages. 2. Domestic Waste Water: o The Black and Grey Water generated from the Housing Complexes, Academic Buildings and Hostels are treated through De-Centralized anaerobic Waste Water treatment system (DWTS) and recycled. The recycled water is used for irrigation, flushing and HVAC related purPose. 3. Efficient Fiftings and Fixtures: o The water demand is further reduced by using efficient faucets and fittings; . Dual Flush system in water Closets reduces the water consumption; and o Use of aerator fitted taps and health faucets further reduces water demand. 4. Use of Pop-up system and drip irrigation: o To water the plant and lawns in the Gardens and sports fields pop-up irrigation system and drip irrigation further reduces the water consumption and ensures effective use of water. DIJ'- '^ $1r ' % \\* ,YnL' z ]*\or)]}p { \r Apart from this necessary guidelines are also issued to the IIT Jodhpur community from time to time to save water and reduce the wastage of water. Thank you with warm regards... Dual Flush System in Water Closet g ,J a L *r*3 Aerators Fitted TaPs IGIE -\ \ F\- Swales for routing water into nearby pond IF .p3 ilFt ,q', "-..s" ;^ q la; I il 11F q ti q\ !\ .lL ' -1!q# Drip Irrigation for horticulture ! 1 :-' q6Z f,l f.ll ' q itr 1 I Pop-up Irrigation system; Recycled Water from DWTS Rain Water Collection Tanks; the collected water is used for Irrigation. a = DWTS for recycling the waste water iffizrrra gm e qrra, q { ss*, wqr, d w qc {Bqcqqf u-rrfraerrrro cqredcrg{ila-{f,d msfi q51ftfrro 1ft qzi cst \,?i frfr{t 6+d quik 6hsfrEfu.Ttr q#ga5wra-armitmq (+dr) ffi q or&tt S 1rs qsr6q{, a{ fiH - t to tos %. 8"* aKdr-,,l, ffi(, &1, re9 Dte Gen LW & E €iqa-d qqa @$?n/g6g:8-u-,W.*/1f-,,,-"s.^t Quartermaster General's Branch V"*"/e,f,l lntegrated HQ of MoD (Army) Delhi - 110 '105 Tele : 32980 (ASCON) DHQ PO, New :011-23019836 (O) 54632/SB/MWMks (Envt) IF rutzozo Shri G Asok Kumar,lAS Addl .Secy & Mission Director National Water Mission Ministry of Jal Shakti lbw sld G Asak" kame, 1 Kindly refer to your Demi Official letter No.M 6502210112O20-NWM/1397 dated 10 June 2020. 2. As you are aware, the lndian Army having foot print across the Nation, has undertaken numerous measures in bringing up and improving the environment through sustained and dedicated efforts. The efforts in this regard can be gauged vtst from the fact that Military Cantonments/ Stations have the best green cover. <5 3. lt is reiterated that detailed policy instructions have been passed to all Military Stations and Cantonments with regard to conservation of existing water bodies and Rain Water Harvesting. u/ 4. We are also committed to utilising treated sewage water from STPs for a^e arboriculture and in bulk of our stations have already activated double piping systems g\' fc; utiiising this tieated water for flushing s'/stems. 5. I assure you that lndian Army is absolutely committed to the environmental . , . ,. causes and will continue to undertake sustained initiatives in years to come. The ,, . .LVn^ campaign of National Water Mission is being spread to all Cantonments/Military ftt Stations with an aim to'Catch the Rain'. hbil- Lqt uti6l44, ft* Srr"u), fr," &-' - JlE Email [email protected] Request for change of the study area in respect of R&D Project on "Irrigation Efficiency Improvement throug h On-Farm Water Ma nagement"-regarding From : ashish pandey Date: Nla-v 26,2020 To, Sh G. Asok Kumar AS&MD N ational \Yater l\{ission (ltiW \'{) Department of \Yater Resources, RD & GR, Government of India, Nerv Delhi E-mail: md.nwm(rl gov.in on "lrrigation Eft-rciency Subject: Request for change of the study area in respect of R&D Project gard i u g hnp rov emeni thro u-eh On -Fann Water Mana gemeut" -re Jal shakti' Department of Ref: F.No.N4-6101 3lll20l g(NWI\4), Govemrncnt of lndia. Ministry of Water Resources, RD & GR. New Delhi, Dated a2fi9120|9 Dear Sir Greetings frorn IIT Roorkee' Water Management" was A R&D project on..Irrigation Effrciency Improvement Through On-Farm letter referred above. For this R&D sanctioned to IIT Roorkee by Nationai waier Mission vide for a pilot area located in Bargi project, it was proposed to tatce up a field-based research study AX[*:l*;:tj*][::X,",tly*;*;],f ffi;"iffiT#,'tr""ii&)lffittff '$#",1l,tll: U rr.td uisit are given as Annexure-I (Aft' 1-4)' the Bargi Command Area are The project team has found that both of the potential sites in infeasible for taking up the study due to the following reasons: through the canal system of p' The first site located near Narsinghpur is presently riot beingirrigated the Bargi command area' In this area the the Bargi command ur"u uttt ffi the site is located in irrigatio-n is totally depended on ground water only' tr " i:t#:;l'*tflT;Tt *t",,'#H"'f iff-'*Tiil #Itfil t i:"ffi lT.,I,i#[HH,,: Vyyfi" ^"^1T*ly'#,*:*it"*m:t.mhiT1,",:lTl'il,l,'""H1,'!,.x1,i'.l1J,:,fi,"Xu,i;reductio, itt the crop yield' Thus, it would be *9 agricultural field which resulting in significant '"Y,,,t***x1**t[*','ffi f;;f**]::"i[lf ;','.Tffi?']i:1lT"T,T"':T3J':1],*- the monsoon season' 1o .#*"te every day on such road specially during animals' p, The p.ol""ipersonals are also at risk because of these wild of the project' impt"merrtaiion of the project whichls one of the objectives ."gu.ding the security of the advanced ) The visiting team discussed the matter with the locai people informed to the team members that the equipment proposed to be installed under the project.'tt *ut arca is vulncrablc to the sccurity and it r,voulrl be cxtrcnrcly ditficult to pror,iclc sccurily ol-thc ecluipnrcnt a1 thc lleld. Particularly dunng the night tinre. Subscquortly. on March 15,2020, a flcld visit u,as undcrtakcrr by thc pro.icct tcaur in tlrc Uppcr Ganga Canal (U(iC) command area located in the Narsan Block of District Haridwar to identify a feasible site for the project. The details of the filed visit are given as Annexure-I (Art. 5-5). During the field visit, the project team has found site feasible for taking up R&D studies in view of the following: ) Both surface water and groundwater are being used for irrigation. Surface water is being provided by Upper Ganga canal irrigation system whereas groundwater is provided through tlre pumping of the private tube well. F For this site, farmers are practicing agricultural operation effectively. ) The area is not vulnerable to animal menace and the crop yield would not be affected on account of this. ) The site is located about l6 km away from the IIT Roorkee campus and it is well connected through cemented approach road. It would be extremely easy to commute every day by the project personal on such road even during the monsoon season. ) The project personals may be able to visit every day to take the observations from the instruments to be installed in the field. They may return and stay safely in the accommodation provided by the IIT Roorkee. ) Due to the excellent approach road, it would be easier to arrange the demonstration of the project highlighting its success stories, which is happened to be one of the objectives of the project. F The matter was discussed by the visiting team with the local people regarding the security of the advanced equipment proposed to be installed under the project. It was informed to the team members that the area would not be much vulnerable to the security as it is close to the residential area of the village. However, as a precautionary measure, additional security alTangements would be made to reinforce the security of the equipment's particularly during the night-time. Furthermore, due to COVID-19 Pandemic, presently, it is not safe for frequent travel by the project team in Bargi Command Area and it is extremely difficult to get the logistic supports there under the prevailing situation. As it is a field-based R&D project, and requires installation of advanced equipment, and continuous monitoring of the required data, hence continuous presence of some trained project staff is must at the site. Also, regular monitoring must be carried out by some of the senior members of the project team. Some of the equipment have been procured and those are available with us. Thus, due to COVID-I9 and other reasons mentioned above, it is proposed to take up study for a pilot area under the Upper Ganga canal command area located in the Narsan Block of District Haridwaq Uttarakhand close to IIT Roorkee without compromising the objectives and scope of the study instead of taking it in Bargi Command Area, Jabalpur, M.P. It will help us to start the project activities immediately to achieve desired objectives within the stipulated time frame. In view of the above, I request you to kindly permit us to take up the study in Upper Ganga Canal command area located in the Narsan Block of District Haridwar, Uttarakhand near IIT Roorkee in place of the study area in the Bargi command area located in Jabalpur, M.P. I am expecting the favourable response at the earliest for initiating the project activities in the field without much delay. Thanking you (Ashish Pandel'') Professor &P.I. l-* ** ** * **** * *** ** ** * ** *** * ** ** * ***** * ** * Ashish Pandey,Ph.D. Professor Deptt. of Water Resources Development & Management lndian lnstitute of Technology Roorkee Roorkee-247 667 Fax : +9 1 -1 322-27 1 07 3 I 27 3560 Phone: +9 1 -1 332-285872 (O); +$ 1 -1 332-28687 2 +91 -94120-70399 (Mob. ) Emai I :ash ish. pandey@wr. iitr.ac. in Skype:ashish. pandeyl 2 1 l"tl?.t;ltH'.Y;ll';*1fl"*P.?[T?xt"Y.YRr/pases/People+Facultv+356isrwt'html http ://www. resea rch e ri d . co m/ri d I O -9 47 I -20 1 8 https://www.scopus.co mlcto2lmain.uri?origin=savedlist&stateKey=CTOF-1000766675 * Request - Letter- NWM. Pdf 1MB w Annexure-I.Pdf 3MB \c*I GOVERNMENT OF SIKKIM FOREST AND ENVIRONMENT DEP FOREST SECRETARIAT, DEORALI, GANGTOK, SIKKIM -737102 No. ;ry,P&stcos/F&ED Dated.ltlo6(zozo 'fo The Secretary, Department of Water Resources, River Development & Ganga Re-Juvenation, Ministry of Jal Shakti, Government of India, Shram Shakti Bhawan, {\ Rafi Marg, New Delhi - ll0 001 E-mail: [email protected] Subject: Action Taken Report on Jal Shakti Abhivan-2018 & 2019-ree. Sir, 11 N' r, il, 0,,"***.*11Tff "H.* #J:iLlH; l"' :f iI i;l,LIlHi ffiif ii *',7; UOI & Ors.in the Hon'ble NGT, this is to inform you that more than 5.87 lakhs saplings were planted covering 1l 15 ha. in the year 2018-19 and 2019-20 in 8 identified waters stressed blocks in South District of the State and awareness programmes were also conducted in GPUs & various schools under Jal Shakti Abhiyan. Details of Action Taken Report (ATR) is enclosed herewith for your information and further necessary action, please' The same is being forwarded to you through email also. Enclosed: As above. 1 hfully, t v;Pd vu\ dr"PA {-e' fu-n' ng), IFS Copy for information to: l. The Chief Secretary, Government of Sikkim. 2. Th"S$frinciPal SecretarY. I .*%( ACTION TAKEN REPORT JAL SHAKTI ABHIYAN _ 2018 AND 2OI9 SOUTH SIKKIM FOREST AND ENVIRONMENT DEPARTMENT, GOVERNMENT OF SIKKIM. ACTION TAKEN REPORT UNDER JAL SHAKTI ABHIYAN _ 2018-19 & 2019-20 IN SOUTH DISTRICT, SIKKIM. Ministry of Jal Shakti, Department of Drinking Water & Sanitation, Govemment of India launched Jal Shakti Abhiyan ( A Water Conservation Campaign) on 0110712019 which is a time bound campaign with a mission mode approach covering 257 District with 1592 in water stressed blocks across the country including 8 blocks in South District, Sikkim. University In this regard, a meeting of Secretaries and officers of various line Departments, and Institutions chaired by the Chief Secretary, was called by Rural Development Department (RDD), Government of Sikkim on08l07l20l9' field of afforestation Forest and Environment Department being the main stake holder in the took the following actions immediately with the direction of Ministry of Forest' Abhiyan as under:- Environment & Climate Change, Govemment of India under Jal Shakti as Nodal Officer' 1. Nominated Director, Environment & Soil Conservation 2. Nominated DFo (Territorial) south as District Nodal officer. as identified in the J. prepared District plan for South District with block wise details, programme. list as water stressed block for intensive afforestation Plan' More than 4. Afforestation was carried out in South District as per the District stressed blocks' 5.87 lakhs saplings were planted covering 1115 ha. of area in water carried out in Furthermore, awaleness progfttmmes, cleanliness drives were also (ATR) under JSA is various GpUs and Schools. Details of the action taken report attached herewith for Perusal. ABSTRACT: Plantation carried out during 2018 & 2019 in South Sikkim. A)20r8 SL.NO BLOCK AREA (IN HA) SEEDLINGS (IN Numbers) 01 NAMTHANG 110 84420 02 NAMCHI 60 38320 03 TEMI 38 301 65 04 YANGYANG r44 87600 05 RAVANGLA 118 68490 06 SUMBUK JJ 25125 07 JORETHANG 24 1 5800 08 MELLI l0 7040 TOTAL:- 537 3s7060 Details attached at annexure-l ts 2019 SL.NO BLOCK AREA (IN HA) SEEDLINGS (IN Numbers) 01 NAMTHANG 66 t1200 02 NAMCHI t64.50 832s0 03 TEMI 56.70 33t20 04 YANGYANG 74.40 26340 05 RAVANGLA 126 48700 06 SUMBUK 23.20 9320 a1 07 JORETHANG JJ 14700 08 MELLI 35 3800 TOTAL:- 578.80 230430 GRAND TOTAL(A+B) 1r1s.80 s87490 Details attached at annexure-Il (C)Awareness programme conducted at Gram Prashasan Kendra (annexure-Il! (D) Awareness programme conducted at various Schools (annexure-IV) Plantation done durine June to Sentember 2018 under Jal Shakti Abhivan in South Sikkim sr. Block Implementing Circles/Divisions Area Seedlings Schemes No in ha. (in no.) a) Wildlife b) Env.& Soil Conservation 40 37000 CAMPA 1 NAMTHANG c)Territorial 70 47520 SBFP - SUB-TOTAL - 110 84520 a) Wildlife 2 NAMCHI b) Env.& Soil conservation 10 4000 CAMPA c) Territorial 50 34320 SBFP SUB-TOTAL - 60 38320 a) Wildlife a J TEMI b) Env.& Soil conservation 28 23t25 CAMPA c) Teritorial 10 7040 SBFP SUB-TOTAL - 38 3016s a) Wildlife 84 s3200 SBFP & FDA 4 YANGYANG b) Env.& Soil conservation 20 8000 CAMPA c) Territorial 40 26400 SBFP SUB-TOTAL. t44 87600 a) Wildlife 88 48250 SBFP & FDA 5 RAVANGLA b) Env.& Soil conservation c) Territorial 30 20240 SBFP SUB-TOTAL - 118 68490 a) Wildlife 6 SUMBUK b) Env.& Soil conservation JJ 25t25 CAMPA c) Territorial SUB-TOTAL. 33 25125 a) Wildlife 4 2600 FDA 7 JORETHANG b) Env.& Soil conservation c) Territorial 20 13200 SBFP SUB-TOTAL. 24 1s800 a) Wildlife 8 MELLI b) Env.& Soil conservation c) Territorial 10 7040 SBFP SUB-TOTAL - 10 7040 GRAND TOTAL. 537 357060 Plantation done durine June to September 2019 under Jal Shakti Abhivan in South Sikkim sl. Block Implementing Circles / Area in Seedlings Schemes No Divisions ha. (in no.) a)Wildlife 1 NAMTHANG b)Env.& Soil Conservation c)Territorial 66 1t200 GIM / CAMPA SUB-TOTAL - 66 11200 a)Wildlife 0l 400 GIM 2 NAMCHI b)Env.& Soil conservation 58 54250 CAMPA c) Territorial 105.50 28600 GIM/CAMPA SUB.TOTAL. 164.50 83250 a)Wildlife J TEMI b)Env.& Soil conservation c) Territorial 56.70 33120 GIM/CAMPA SUB-TOTAL - 56.70 33r20 a)Wildlife 4 YANGYANG b)Env.& Soil conservation 15 6000 CAMPA c) Territorial 59.40 20340 GIM/CAMPA SUB.TOTAL. 74.40 26340 a)Wildlife 75 33500 GIM/CAMPA 5 RAVANGLA b)Env.& Soil conservation c) Territorial 5l I 5200 GIM/ CAMPA SUB-TOTAL - 126 48700.00 a)Wildlife 6 SUMBUK b)Env.& Soil conservation c) Territorial 23.20 9320 GII\,{/ CAMPA SUB-TOTAL - 23.20 9320 a)Wildlife 7 JORETHANG b)Env.& Soil conservation c) Territorial JJ t4700 GIM/ CAMPA SUB-TOTAL - 33 14700 a)Wildlife 8 MELLI b)Env.& Soil conservation c) Territorial 35 3800 SUB-TOTAL - 35 3800 GIMi CAMPA GRAND TOTAL- 578.80 230430 A ^* e^trp- -T ir. District Details of plantation (completed) carried out by Forest Department during the month of June - September 2018 in South SIKKIM Name of Division: South Wildlife Division No. of Expenditure Name of village/ seedlings/ sl. Activity Location /Amount Area (in ha) scheme Remarks District Block ward Sapling No. Panchayat (in lakhs) Planted Borong ANR Thulo Chauri 493395 6000 15 5500 5 SBFP 1 South Ravangla Phamtam Phamtam AR Ganday 288655 ANR Jor- Kateri 49339s 6000 15 Yangang Lingmoo 5 SBFP 2 Paiyong cha u ridara AR Dare lly 288655 5500 ANR Niya forest 493395 6000 15 Yangang Niya- 5500 5 SBFP 3 Manzing Niya AR Company Orar 288655 ANR u/Darelli 3 31815 6000 15 Borong 4 Ravangla Phamtam Borong AR L/Da relli 199190 5500 5 SBFP 3 31815 6000 15 Ravang ANR Tatney 5 SBFP 5 Rava ngla Sangmoo Rabong AR Dhajay 199190 5500 Ranga ng- Pathing ANR Kaleybabu tar 154347 2800 7 Yangang 3300 3 SBFP 6 Yangang (Yangang) AR Ga nday 119514 ANR Lama sin8tar 17816 400 2 Borong Ravangla Pha mtam SPD Dhailung chok 21200 800 2 Phamtam BP Pokhari kharka 2777 6 1250 2 2 FDA 7 South MPT Kali chok 23400 2200 Borong ANR Chilkh ola t7876 400 2 Borong Phamtam AR Chil khola 23808 800 2 27716 1250 z FDA 8 Ravangla BP Chitraydara ANR Malingo dara t7816 400 2 Ralong Ralong AR Ralang dara 23808 800 2 Namlung 2t77 6 1250 2 FDA 9 Ravangla BP Silveryta r i Ravong- Sarrgmu *r"c*,e Kalopohari Chucha dunga Y., ran khastia langang- 1781,6 Yangang !-ine chok Yangang Mya- Ghauri chok Manzing 17816 Yangang ,-ingmoo Paiyo Kateri chok Tshering chok arpin Ghairi 1781_6 4383633 176 sd/- DFo (Wt) South Namchi, Sikkim .- ,) 1 tails of Plantation(completed)carried out by Environment Divison, Forest Department during Jul-Sept 2018 in South District - ,ame of Division: Environment & Soil Conservation, South. Name of Expenditure No. of seedlings Sl.No State District Block Village/ Ward Activity Location Area (ha) Scheme Remarks Panchayat (Lacs) planted Nagi-Karek Kabrey ANR Ka brey RF 1.25 2000 5 Nagi-Karek Kabrey AR Kabrey RF 7.5 2C000 20 1, Namthang Nagi-Karek Kabrey SPD Ka brey RF 2.57 1000'0 10 Nagi-Karek Ka brey AR Ka brey RF 1.89 s000 5 Payong Upper Paiyong ANR(HA) PerbinB RE 3.7 6 4000 10 2 Yangang Koltang Tokdey Tokdey ANR(LA) Tokda ng RF 2.5 40c.1 10 Temi Gangchung Small Bamboo Naya Busty 4.1,1 81,25 13 TimiTarku Temi Temi AR Temi Kha rmal 1.89 5000 5 Sik k im South CAMPA Temi Temi SPD Temi Kha rma I 2.57 10000 10 4 Namchi Rongbul Bul ANR BUI RF 2.5 4000 10 Lingchok- Lungchok AR Mungram RF 5b7 15000 15 Kama rey Lingchok- Lungchok AR Mungram RF 1, 25 2000 5 Ka ma rey 5 Sumbuk Agro Forestry Local Lingchok- (Horti) & Fuel Lungchok Beneficiaries 238 8125 13 Kamarey wood/fodder/br oom 39.84 97250 r3L Sd/- DFO( Envitronment &SC) South ,' .) DETAILS OF AFFORESTATION WORK DONE UNDER SBFP SOUTH TERRTTORIAL DIVISION DURING JUI.Y TO SEPTEMBER 2018 Name of Division: South Territorial Forest Division STATE: Sl(KlM NO. OF EXPENDITURE SEEDLING DISTRICT BLOCI( NAME OF PANCHYAT NAME OF VITTAGE/WARD ACTtVtTY LOCATION DEPARTMENT AREA (IN HA) SCHEME REMARKS (in Rs.) /SAPUNG PLANTED FOREST 5 L SOUTH JORETHANG CHISOPANI AR AMBOTAY KHASMAL 6600 KALPANA TAMANG 577377 SBFP TERRITORIAL I SOUTH ,ORETHANG CHISOPANI ANR LALSOR KHASMAL 6600 15 ] SOUTH NAMTHANG TANZI BIKMAT AR TANZI.BIKMAT R/F FOREST 6600 5 GOKUL RAI 577617 SB FP TERRITORIAL l SOUTH NAMTHANG TANTI-BIKMAT ANR BIKMAT 6600 15 SOUTH MELLI SADAM.SUNTALAY AR SADAM SUNTALAY R/F FOREST 3960 3 KHARENDRA MANGER 294970 SBFP TERRITORIAL ; SOUTH MELLI SADAM-SUNTALAY ANR UPPER SUNTALAY 3080 / 7 SOUTH NAMTHANG RATEYPANI AR RATEYPANI RF FORFST 3950 3 SHYAM KRI. DARJEE 294970 SBFP TERRITORIAL l SOUTH NAMTHANG RATEYPANI ANR LOWER RATEYPANI 3080 1 ) SOUTH NAMTHANG TURUNG MAMRING AR DANAK FOREST 6600 5 POONAM PRADHAN 577302 SB FP TE R RITORIAL 0 SOUTH NAMTHANG TURUNG MAMRING ANR MAMRING 6600 15 1 SOUTH NAMTHANG KATENG PHAMPHOK AR UPPER KATENG FOREST 3960 3 KUMAR CHETTRI 294733 SBFP TERRITORIAL 2 SOUTH NAMTHANG KATENG PHAMPHOK ANR KATENG 3080 7 3 SOUTH NAMTHANG MANEYDARA AR MANEY DARA FOREST 3960 3 SARITA PRADHAN 294733 SBFP TERRITORIAL 4 SOUTH NAMTHANG LOWER MANEYDARA ANR LOWER MANEYDARA 3080 1 5 SOUTH NAMCHI MIC(HOLA AR UPPER KOPCHEY FOREST 6600 5 NETRA BDR. RAI 577290 SB FP TERRITORIAL 6 SOUTH NAMCHI MICKHOLA ANR LOWER MICKHOLA 6600 15 7 SOUTH NAMCHI DAMTHANG AR TENDONG FOREST 3960 3 SALIM RAI 247297 SBFP TERRITORIAL 8 SOUTH NAMCHI DAMTHANG ANR DARAKHARKA,AM LATEN 3080 7 9 SOUTH NAMCHI NAMCHI MUNICIPALITY COUNCIL AR TENDONG R/F FOREST 3960 3 KHUSBOO VERMA 287297 S BFP TERRITORIAL 0 SOUTH NAMCHI NAMCHI MUNICIPALITY COUNCIL ANR SAM DRUPTSE GATE 3080 7 1 SOUTH NAMCHI TAR(U AR DENTAN GAUCHARAN FOREST 3960 3 PREM TEWARI 2_8729't SBF P TERRITORIAL 7 SOUTH NAMCHI TARKU ANR UPPER TANAK 3080 7 3 SOUTH RABONG KEWZING AR KARTIKEY R/F FOREST 6600 5 SANGITA RAI 577324 SBFP TERRITORIAL 4 SOUTH RABONG KEWZING ANR KARTIKEY R/F 6600 15 SOUTH RABONG BARFUNG-JARONG AR DEYTHANG GOUCHARAN FOREST 3960 3 : ANIt RAI 291367 SBFP TERRITORIAL 6 SOUTH RABONG BARFUNGJARONG ANR UPPER DEYTHANG GOUCHI 3080 I I FOREST 3960 3 BEN-NAMPRIK AR DIU PEKU R/F SBFP SOUTH TEMI.TARKU 291361 27 TSHERING SHERPA TERRITORIAL 3080 7 BEN.NAMPRIK ANR LOWER DIU PEKU R/F 28 SOUTH TEMI-TARKU AR PAYONG GOUCHARAN FOREST 6600 5 YANGANG LINGMOO PAYONG 577394 SBFP 29 SOUTH ANIL CHEfiRI TERRITORIAL 15 INGI\,/IOO PAYONG ANR UPPERPAYONG GOUCHARI 6600 30 SOUTH AR LOWER KOLTHANG FORESl 6600 5 LINGMOO.KOLTHANG 577394 SBFP 31 SOUTH YANGANG TERRITORIAL GANGA CHETTRI ANR UPPER KOLTHANG 6600 15 VANGANG LINGMOO.KOLTHANG 32 SOUTH 5665519 155760 230 Sd/- DFO (Territorial) South Division, Namchi 1 A** 6dup -1T: of Plantation being executed by different Divisions .Details at different Location under Namthang Block de tQ *---:v Executing Nos. of S!.No Name of Scheme Type of Plantation Division Area in(ha) Location Saplings in ) (Nos.) 1 Green lndia Mission South(T) ANR 7.5 Karek Khasmal 1s00 Green lndia Mission South(T) ANR 7.5 Dong Khasmal 1500 3 Green lndia Mission Idrd, Ldrillrdtey, Hanlsaj, GUrans South(T) ANR 7 Kateng Khasmal 1400 lr.jntsaJ, Lampatey, Jarul, Okhar, Kaula 4 Green lndia Mission South(T) ANR 8 Donak RF 1600 lPenicri l.*^ 5 Green lndia Mission v I, Nauta South(T) ANR 8 Alley Khasmal 1600 rdntsaj, Lampatey, Jarul, Okhar, Kaula Okhar, ru"6 6 Green lndia Mission South(T) ANR I Turung Khasmal 1600 Ba rra, 7 CAMPA South(T) ANR 5 lholungay 1000 Lampatey, J CAMPA South(T) ANR 5 Nagi 1000 9 CAMPA South(T) SMC 5 Mamring 10 CAMPA South(T) SMC 5 Karek Details of Plantation being executed by different Divisions at different Location under sumbuk Block *ol? Executing Nos. of Sl.No Name of Scheme Type of Plantation Area in( ha) Location Division Saplings in I Species planted (Nos.) I G reen lndia M ission 1 South(T) ANR, Agro Forestry Rolu RF 400 lNeba ra, Uttis, panisai, Green lndia M ission So uth (T) ? ANR, ANR(open forest) 4 Turuk Ramabong RF 800 laa rra, Green lndia Mission South(T) 1 ANR 7 Upper Sada m Khas 1400 Okhar, Nebara, Amala, Lampatey, panisaj, Gurans, Okha r, Nebara, Amat 4 Green lndia Mission South(T) ANR, AN R(open forest) 5 Lunchok Khasma I 1000 Bafia, l Okhar, Nebara, Amala, l_ampatey, panisaj, Gurans, Simal, pipli,Lapsi, 5 CAMPA South(T) AR Harra, 5.2 Sumbuk 5720 Barra, Details of Plantation being executed different Divisions at different Locations under Namchi Block Ao1 Nos. of Executing S-l.No Name of scheme Type of Plantation Area in( ha) Location Saplings in Species planted Divislon (Nos.) ANR, Peri-U rban, Avenue Green lndia Mission south (T) Plant. 4.5 Ahaley to Helipad 1150 Panisa.i, Cherry, Okhar, Pipli, Phaledo, Kaulo,Lapsi, Uttis 2 Green lndia Mission south(T) ANR 7.5 Pabong Khasmal 1500 Okhar, Panisaj, Lampatey, Nebara, Jarul,Lapsi 3 Green lndia Mission south(T) ANR 7.5 Devithan Chuba RF 1500 Okhar, Panisaj, Lampatey, Nebara, Jarul,Lapsi ANR, AR, ANR(Open 4 Green lndia Mission South(T) Forest), 8 Dharey (Tendong RF ) 3400 Uttis, Okhar, Nebara, Amala, Lampatey, panisaj,6urans, Simal ANR, AR, ANR(Open 5 G reen lndia M ission South (T) Forest), 7 Tiri Khola 3200 Uttis, Okhar, Nebara, Amala, Lampatey, panisai, Gurans, Simal 6 Green lnd ia M ission South(T) ANR, Agro forestry 3 Maniram Ahley 600 Pan isaj, Okhar ANR, Peri U rban, Avenue 7 Green lndia Mission South(T) Plant. 4.5 Ghurpisey RF 1150 Panisaj, Okhar, Harra, Ghurpis, Gurans, pipli, Lampatey, kainjal AR, ANR, ANR( 8 Green lndia M ission South(T) open forest) 8 Tendong RF 43 00 Okhar, Harra, Ghurpis, curans, Pipli, Lampatey, kainjal 9 Green lndia Mission South (T) ANR 4 U. Khopchey Khasmal 800 Panisaj, Champ, Jarul, Lampatey, Chari 10 Green lndia M ission South (T) ANR, Agro forestry 3 Bull Singtham RF 600 Panisaj, Okhar, larul, Pipli Okhar, Nebara, Amala, Lampatey, Panisai, Gurans, Simal, pipli,tapsi, Harra, 11 Green lndia Mission South (T) AR,ANR 6 Tin kita m Khasmal 3900 ga'ra, 72 Green lndia Mission South(T) ANR 7.5 Perbing RF 1500 Okhar, Nebara, Amala, Lampatey, Panisa.i, Gurans 13 Green lndia Mission South(T) ANR 7 Tanzi Khasma I 1400 Okhar, Lampatey, Panisaj, Nebara, Gurans L4 Green lndia Mission south(T) ANR 8 lalshor Khasma I 1600 Okhar, Nebara, Amala, Lampatey, Panisaj, Gurans 15 CAMPA South(T) ANR 5 Tendong 1000 Lam patey, Jarul, Okhar 16 CAMPA South(T) ANR 5 Mickhola 1000 La mpatey, Panisaj, Gurans, Simal 17 CAMPA South(T) SMC 5 Pe rbin g 18 CAMPA South(T) SMC 5 Assa ngtha ng 19 Green lndia Mission South(WL) Fodder pla ntation thac Lower Kitam PVT. 400 Na pier,Amliso, Neba ra, Teesta Stage Vl (CAMPA) South E&SC AR 20 Depending on the 20000 Panisaj, Lampatey,Sal, ava ila bility of area within 20 the watershed Teesta Stage Vl (CAMPA) South E&SC ANR (LA) 15 Namphing Khasmal 15000 Pa n isaj, Lam patey,Sa 21 l, Teesta Stage Vl (CAMPA) South E&SC Small Bamboo 10 U/chu ba khasmal 62 50 22 Teesta StaBe Vl (CAMPA) South E&SC SPD 10 U/chuba khasmal 10000 Nebara, Amliso, Panisaj, La m patey 23 Teesta Stage Vl (CAM PA) South E&SC Afforestation (gap 3 Ha ra botey khasma I 3000 Panisaj, La mpatey,Sa l, 24 pla ntation) Details of Plantation bei executed by differe nt Divisiorns at different Location under Matti Rtnnt Executing Nos. of ----T Sl.No Name of Scheme Type of Plantation Area in(ha) Location Saplings Division in Species planted lNac I 1 Green lndia Mission South(T) ANR, Agro Forestry 3 Salghari RF 400 Ckhar, lrlebara, 2 Green lndia Mission South(T) ANR 7 Chabetak Khasmal L400 Ba rra, 3 CAMPA South(T) ANR 5 Mazita r 1.000 rv!t,Fvr!y,lrmnriarr Jqrl..,' qt, vtLt5 4 CAMPA South(T) ANR 5 Melli .- 1000 Esrrti,qrLr, Jot ut, rdItl5dJ CAMPA South(T) Agave Plantation 15 Sa lgha ri Details of plantation being executed by different Divisions at different Locations under Yangang Block *.uI t Nos. of Executing Area in( ha) Location Saplings in Species planted Sl.No Name of Scheme Type of Plantation Division (Nos.) 10 Pathing RF 2000 Panisaj, Jarul, Taki, Okhar, Nevra, Cherry, Uttis 1 Green lndia Mission South(T) ANR q!19ry, 5 1000 Bhuro-okoth i, Harra, Ghurpis, Gura ns, Pipli, Lampatey, I Green lndia Mission South(T) ANR Kainja 5 Pengring Khasmal 1000 Cherry, Rani Champ, Nebara, Fusrey Champ, Kawlo, pipli, 3 Green lndia Mission South(T) ANR Rani Champ, Nebara, Fusrey Champ, Kawlo, Pipli, Small Bamboo,phaledo, 5 Manzing RF 1000 Amala, + Green lndia Mission South(T) ANR 10 Pavong RF 2000 Pipli, Panisaj, Phaledo, Amala, 5 Green lndia Mission South(T) ANR 5 T'okdang RF 1000 Kawlo, Pipli, Okhar, Jarul Pipli Cherry, Rani Champ, 6 Green lndia Mission South(T) ANR 5 Payong 1000 Lampatey, Jarul, Kaula 7 CAMPA South(T) ANR ANR 5 Lingmoo 1000 Lamllatey, Jarul, Okhar 3 CAMPA South(T) Lampatey, Panisaj, Gurans, Simal, Pipli,Lapsi, Harra, Barra,phunchey, Cherry, , 9.4 Dhapper 10340 Nebara, Fusrey Champ, Kawlo, Pipli, Small Bamboo 9 CAMPA South(T) AR (HA) 15 Sokpey RF 6000 Rani Chap,Phunchay Okhar 10 feesta Stage Vl (CAMPA) South E&SC ANR Details of Plantation being executed by different Divisions at different Locations under Rabong Block Executing Nos. Sl.No Name of of Scheme Type of Plantation Area in( ha) Division Location Saplings in Species planted (Nos.) 1 Green lndia M ission South(T) AR, ANR 6 Rayong RF 3900 Ra ni Chamn c,,1"-.-78 2 Green lndia Mission South(T) ANR 10 Sa ngmoo RF 2000 At(, ANi(, ANR 3 Green lndia M ission South(T) (open forest) FusreyChamp, Xr*to,p@ 8 Tinqmoo Gaucharan 3400 Green lndia M ission South(T) ANR 10 Peku RF lj,,ln',_nrup"t"v 2000 lKawlo, Pipti, Small Bamboo ANR, ANR (open forest), Green lndia Mission Peri Urban, agro 7 Kartikey ,"u: RF 1900 okhar, Nevra, cherry, uttis, Bhozo, Bhuriokothi, 5 South(T) Forestry, plant. l:i:]::I,:1ll pipli, Harra, Avenue enurprs, Gurans, Lampatey, kainjal 6 CAMPA South(T) ANR 5 Rayong 000 7 CAMPA La mpatev, Jarul South(T) ANR 5 KewzinE 000 Lampatey, Ja rul 8 Green lndia Mission South(WL) ANR 5Hac Ia lkha rka 2000 9 Green nd ia Mission South(WL) ANR 5hac Bhotey tar 2000 10 Green ndia Mission South(WL) ANR 5hac Taney 2000 11 Green nd ia Mission South(WL) ANR 5hac d h uungay 2000 t2 Green ndia Mission South(WL) ANR 5hac Ba nday chok 2000 13 Green lnd ia Mission South(Wt) ANR 20hac kawa pa n i 8000 L4 Green lnd ia Mission South(WL) ANR 5hac Siga ney tar 2000 15 CAMPA South(WL) AR 5hac Dha rey 5500 16 CAMPA South(WL) ANR - 5hac Ta rkha rka 2000 t7 CAMPA South(WL) ANR - 5hac Sega ney chok 2000 18 CAMPA South(WL) Bamboo - 5hac Companey ora r 2000 19 CAMPA South(WL) Dibbling of seed ling 5hac Maduew than 2000 Details of Plantation being executed by different Divisions at different Location under Jorethang Btock t' Executing Nos. of 5l.No Name of Scheme Type of Plantation Area in( ha) Division Location Saplings in Species planted (Nos.) 1 Green lndia Mission South(T) ANR,ANR(open forest) 5 Sorok Khasmal 1000 Simal, Panisaj, Gurans,Lapsi, Okhar 2 Green lndia Mission south(T) ANR 4 lalshor Khasma I 800 Jarul, Panisaj, Okhar 3 CAMPA South(T) ANR 5 Salghari 1000 Lampatey, Jarul, Nebara 4 CAMPA South(T) ANR 5 Chisopani 1000 Lampatey, Jarul, Okhar ------'-..-_ Barra,Phunchey, Cherry, , Neba ra, Fusrey Champ, Kawlo, Pipli, Small Bamboo, 5 CAMPA South(T) AR 9 Sa lgha ri 9900 Jarul, Panisai Okha r, Nebara, Amala, Lampatey, Panisaj, Gurans, Simal, pipli,Lapsi, Ha rra, 6 G reen lndia Mission South(T) ANR 5 Dong RF 1000 Barra, Details of Plantation being executed by different Divisions at different Location under Temi Block Executing Sl.No Name of Scheme Nos. of Type of Plantation Area Division in(ha) Location Saplings in Species planted (tr,los.) 1, Green lndia Mission South(T) ANR 7.5 Jaring Khasmal 1500 Kawlo, Pipli, Okhar, pioli ANR, AR, ANR(Open Jarul Cherrv. Rani ch:r Green lndia Mission Nebara' n South(T) Forest), 8 Sanganath RF 4300 l3ln"Barra, Green lndia Mission South(T) ANR 5 Sim kharkha Khasmal 1000 4 Green lndia Mission South(T) ANR 5 TemiAifaltar , kainjal 5 1000 _...__r, vt,v,,,p, CAMPA South(T) ANR Jsr ur, Lotilpcil,cy, LIlan 5 Temi 1000 prn 6 CAMPA South(T) Lampatey, ANH 5 Tanak 1000 Lampatey, P.nrc Okhar, Nebara, Amala La; Barra,Phunchey, 7 CAMPA South(T) Cherry, , Nebara, Fusrey Champ, pipli, AR 21.2 Guransey Kawlo, Small Bamboo, 23320 Jarul, Panisaj - - A***r. * f,- Jal Shakti AbhiYan ln Compliance to letter No.1a45l20lNGC/ENVIS/F"" dated t2/912019 from Director E & 5C and Planning on above Subject matter cleanliness drive cum Yangtam awareness programme was conducted at Gram Prashasan Kendra ofAho GPU on 17lgl2o1'g. The Prgogramme was participated by Concern area panchayat, Zilla Panchayat, Local people, NGOs, students including staffs of RMDS and OFOJ employees. The basic topic in the programme was L. Rain water ha rvesting 2. Reuse of treated waste water 3. Rejuvination of Water bodies in the locality 4. plantation of native species for moisture retaining and purify air to breath. The programme chaired by concern Panchayat President Mrs. Tara Devi sharma was commenced with the welcome speech by Zilla Panchayat member Mr. Suren subba. The awareness addressing on above points were delivered by tt'4r. S.B. subba DFo Env. & soil conservation, East Division. Later the chair lady of the programme stressed on the management of water uses wisely and conserve and protect water bodies in the locality by one and all through which we can live a sustainable healthy life. Further she stated that this type of more departmental prosrammestobebroughttotheGPKforwhichthePanchayatandpublicwill always remain co-operative' A, student of l(isan G Shalyani Sharma also pglthi!!!9d. in opinion discussion regartry:lglg-l5 p'[a-Iic. She further stated that they were unknown with this programmes Jal Shakti Abhiyan and now they have understood. This programme has highly and benefitted them and ifriyGTishare with their friends & Juniors in the School Society as well. an hour. The Before this a cleanliness drive around GPK was conducted for half Mr' programme concluded with Vote of thanks by concern ward Panchayat Ramesh Sharma. of the Submitted along with the coPies of relevant photpgr:aphs and minutes programme with attendance signatu re ple a se. .t ZITTA PANCHAYAT MEMBER ADDRESSING IN THE OCASSION '' ":" ':.'l-' ,. ! GROUP PHOTO "&L-- tr PANCHAYAT PRESI DENT, CHAI R I.ADY OFTHE OCASSION ADDRESSING THE PROGRAMME DFO E & SC {EI ADDRESSII.IG ON SUBJECT A*Ne-xoeelV : -''l '-+t trT}TIfl A T IOIJ T'UPNNTM EITIT (l{.}vIiR}I M lq}i T' {)F Bll{}'(IM nA(-:, str.rtrlfi $ti H, r*{:}tlT}l ffrIH}tllur I )uri' l'if r ilrr,lf"} I ii tlt' t i I s trf p;r rt i t i llil t i ll g tt ;r krhtilders It,ll{' \;1 lllf rtl Uvcnts' "r \irr rrl l\n, nf rnaltr !'iCI' of 5t ltunls Nanrt' lratrrrn of stnkeltnlttr:rr [';rrtit.iltttlts p;lrtirip;l$t3: f*rrurle Isturltrrrs] ParticiPatts r (rtuclentsI tr.1|l'),i,', r',1 i.jlji'r11.'r, .,.. .1ii :,,,1rii-:,1i l;-\! i1 ;iiii'i, '!' ;i t ! t) f,::i1r,, ljl.i'"r" BI"C 1 L$trlrnfJ(ir tl Ollttt'rl. I Spr.*c.l'r Staft and tor"rl i5 tilhOiltv, ! I ] -- ^.,--..-.,*, rjclr'r1'; : 4 PirPit.. rntlnt'' '. lnB... 'E; ltuirentr,}tu(renlt, ni; ns Lungehok ' tnB. i, ' Pr:rnler, RallY ;o19 l J,Hs , t*u,:harr,t*u,:harr. , i .lrrr! i: l r, Extemporr ' Cf{i.*n BAi , I i { Soeech itrrat I 5taf{ ':rrrC authorrtY, : i' do : 36.&9. KartikeY JH5 puinilng, 1 Student$, i 2019 Fotter. RallY teather:.- anci O{[rcrr I BrtC Extempor* Staff anti lucal I r,n(.l't*{ / l{tir *rrl' tl t', ;l rl {{ i l' I r t tt ttr Ilr.rr llA{ Tt.rll *rlej lf {'rlf.lr I I lnt.rl ;r"!lrfiittY ' de; 1 l';!trlltrtf: St t,ttittrt ', r1i , 11, i h4irltlit,lrr,,l :1 I ,. r., 1, 1 t r ,.t ! I fI Itlar-lrr:r, Ir( fl'ilir Sffrceri. ilA{: Staff and loe al aullrority. ,+ dcr I,.irrrting" Siudefttr;. 06,0!] Rofu Po:ter and trd(lrf t5 .1tJl8 [*{arrPilr lt5 k "rlll L){lrers, BAC Staff and loca'l .+rltlt{;[r it'r 27 T$! ;)l P,lri i{ rftit l]l s Grartd Total : 68 Eyents n.'me5 are likr:- rlr palnting 1 Fatntrng- 22 str-rdent! partrttFlatect urere rlied ?. Poster' 15 play tard ilnd posters part in rallv 3. Rally- 68 partictpants took 4.Extemporespeech.l3Eturlentsparticipatedinexternporespeech 'Elature o[ stakeholdersl 1. 5tudiEnts- 41 students 2. Students & teachers- 49 3. Offkers and staff- 18 4. Lo,calauthoritY-01 (. a SLOCIT. C:ONSERVAUON Pl-l-l'f. SIKKIP BAC. Out of 256 drstriets selecled for.Jal Shakti Abhnlan by tr,'!inistry of lal Shakti, Govt.of lndia, South district being one of then, various astiviti€s'..;ere under3ane in Sikkrp black consistlng of three Grarn Panchayat Unlts namely Lailaten lingnnoo, SJok-Omchu anrJ Sang*nath.Oui of these, Sanganath ls chogen as the Jal Shaktl Village. Fcllowing are the brlef account of activities under Ja{ Shakti Abhiyan in the block. * PertBinattga-elEd uetlo=n'Eep-e!'tue!$; To raise awareness about the Jal Shakti Abhiyan, various activitiss rvere dono in schools of the block like painting, debate, skit, essay competition, raflies etc. winners and participants of vfhich are decided to be awardcd on 10/0912019. ' &uaretesr=!:-{risll visYa n Kendra4.l!!t!!:tia!3: A farme/s awareness progranr is schedulod to be held cn 70iA9/2A19 where the A.g,riculture Officer of the block has taken responsibilitv to ensure rnaxinum participation of fermers. Resource person from Krishi Vigyan Krndra will giv+ avrarencss on practrctnE farnring wrth gocd witer managPrneni practices. *.S ra mlahh a Z*l-Q4139--*: Gram Sabha was conducted on 24/08/201.9 in all blocks of Scuth district for vrhich the thr,ee GPUs oJ the block also participrted in the respectlve GPUs. Vrtith nruch ent'husiasm comntuni'ty rnembers of Lanraten Tingmoo and Wok-Ornchu partlctpated in plantation of rvat*r cons*ruing plaBfs,/trees in water soiirce areas supplying tl're planltng materials f ront t!'reir cwn. The followtng tahle shcws the activity/ ccnstructicn v+ark taken up for conservaticn of water in the hlock: it.* Interuention Location *"_ Lamaten SanEanath Wok Tingmoo 9mchu.. I Water conservation l5not 28ros L8nos E6A) * -'- Tglkt construction-. | lntensive afforgstation iiil RDD{M6$JftEGA) I the For€st Deparlrnent Ir4ission) :'"*5 Noto: Attached herewith are pictures of the ahove mentionpd activiti es. t SI.IAKTI ',AL ABHIYAAN PROGRAMME SH,A.KTI AElHIYAAN PR()GRA.Mi,E ORG-ANIZEE BY. SUMBUK BAC . BAC '1. :GAT.IIZED BY SUMB.UK I RALLY :'.\INTING GOIv1PETITION I r _ -t- .f" si FI A t< I A ErH t\rA.A F.t P FaoG FR Ar.\l|t il/t E (f,T H ;,? s.,- w *,<_2..- yi u,^ ntt4*(,f, Otlice ol the MD, i.JWM Goverrrncttt of IICI of Dclhl W oiarv Ho. I'1f,1..R n,r$i:dl'#.*:"4j'#'Sffit o^r.....*ll.1Ja-a \,,, Ph'o11-233e23'+3 )\4*t F. 16(640)/uD/w | 2o2o I bTo -91 t Dated:- cll,tflqczo To The Chief Executive Oflicer, - Deihr Jai tsoarti, Varunalya, Jhandewalan, Karol Bagh, New Delhi - 110005. # Sub:- Preparation of an Action Plan on Rain Water Harvesting - regarding. Sir, Kindly refer to this department letter dated 19 I 03 l2O2O [copy enclosed Anncxrue - !t vide which it was requested to prepare a PIan of Action on preparatory work for harvesting rain water with right earnest from March, 2O20 and also initiate to take up development of RWHSs so that these structures are ready by June, 2o2o to .catch the Rain", when the monsoon arrives. Further, it was requested to convene a Govt. Y meeting of a-11 stakeholders, after preparation of the Action Plan, as directed by the of India, however, the same is still awaited. TheViceChairman,NITIAayog,GoIvideDoletterdated23lo5l202o[eopy ftt'"L* enclosed Annexure - I{t has once again requested to take necessary steps to set-up Rain Centres in all Districts and ensure implementation of water harvesting measures in a u-v. scientific and systematic manner in both Urban and Rural areas in Delhi and to 2-< effectively implement the 'catch the Rain" campaigtr arrd send the report by e-mail to [email protected] with a copy to Vice Chairman, NITI Aayog' In view of above, I am directed to request you to kindly take necessary steps on the above referred matter on priority basis. ihis issues with the approval of worthy Chief Secretary, Govt. of NCT of Delhi. Yours faithfullY, Enc1.:-As above. 9li a[rA,\** (Kuldeep PaLad) IAS ilr- {l:lF )r Specia! SecretarY (r'rD! t lc Dated:- ilN qrufrq+mF,.rm{€rm 5-qtq-{r INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY BHUBANESWAR F.L-64120L8/Estate t 33 o Dt.09.07.2020 To ShriG. Asok Kumar, IAS Additional Secretary & Mission Director National Water Mission Department of Water Resources, Ri,rer Development and Ganga Rejuvenational, 2nd floor, Block No.lll CGO complex, Lodhi road, New Delhi-110003 Sub: Catch the Rain from NationalWater Mission, Ministry of Jal Shakti Ref: Letter D.O.No.M.65O22lOU2020lNWM/1371 dt. 10.06.2020. Dear Shri Asok Kumar, This is to inform that the lnstitute has created few water bodies & rain water harvesting structure in the campus to channelize the rain water & recharge the ground water. Further to above, while developing Phase-ll of the campus (under progress), dual piping system has been already conceptualized for treating the grey water generated from kitchen and bath room for use in flushing system and irrigation of landscape spaces. Photographs in reference to the complete works are enclosed herewith for your kind perusal. ,,Ury )\o\ t'V Kumar (r'Lwt- v vg ') ryIet, +{sr - erlo\o, eilffi, rrrrtr I Argul, Khordha - 752050, odisha, India Tel : +9 1 -06 7 4 -7 735098, Website : wwwiitbbs'ac.in Photograph showing ground water recharge structure /waterbody at [T Bhubaneswar Campus i ..!r t 4^. 2 Water body near MHR field #._n lr 1 Water body near Auditorium Recharge pit-1 of BHR hostel F Recharge pit-l of BHR hostel Recharge pit- 2 of BHR hostet Recharge pit-2 of BHR hostet Recharge pit- 1 of GHR hostel Recharge pit- 1 of GHR hostel Recharge pit- 2 of GHR hoste! *'- ' - effir Sewerage network in front of Dispensary (Residential) ,"/ tl Collection Tank, FRp tanks, lntermediate & treated tanks - PI.iOTOGRAPH SHOWISIG BACI( SIDE VIEW OF GTJEST HCIUSE AND BCIRE WETT RESIIACRGE STRUCTURE E otE r!rc!!_EtsHaeEcqflE-u-gT u I E Mahanideshalaya Assam Rifles Directorate General Assam Rifles (Engr Branch) Shillong - 10 / .tT Vlll. 1 1 01 4/Engr (E-4)12020 I 06\ Jul 2020 ,^ l6overnment of lndia p/ Ministry of Home Affairs NationalWater Mission E-mail catchtherai n. nwm@gma il. com (Through LOAR) ..CATCH THE RAIN'' CAMPAIGN UNDER NATIONAL WATER MISSTON (NWM) 1. Pleaserrefer MHA letterNo. 139.MHA/P-lllCoordl2020/595dated 07 Jul2020. 2. Assam Rifles has taken an expeditious action on the theme 'Catch the Rain" Campaign Under NationalWater Mission (NWM). 3. A few of the actions taken by Assam Rifles are highlighted below :- (a) Nine lakes / ponds have been constructed by Assam Rifles in Assam & Nagaland which are being used for storing water. The combined capacity of these resources is approx 598 lakh ltrs. w (b) Buildings of some of the Company Operating Bases ( akin to Border Out Posts) of Assam Rifles on lndo Myanmar Border have provision of Rain Water Harvesting. The collected water is utilized for day to day activities. (c) Small check dams have been constructed on the streams / nallahs flowing in the Area of Responsibility (AOR) to reduce the run off water. The same is being stored in a reservoir / catchment area and utilized for day to day activities. (d) Existing Ponds / Lakes / reservoir in the area have been cleaned of weeds and steps have been taken to increase there storage capacity by respective formations / units. (e) Awareness campaigns undertaken to educate the populace. ,rv* (0 All future major works have already been planned and being projected to MHA /1. for this financial year. P" e\ '1.' 4. Few photographs on action taken by Assam Rifles is enclosed at Appendix l.# * 5. For your info and further necessary action please. fr"')* r Yq- w4 (Maheshwar Dass ) Lt Col SO 1 (Works) for DGAR Encl : As above Government of lndia - for info wrt your letter under ref alongwith Ministry of Home Affairs copy of photographs. \-sPolice - ll Division (PF - ll Coord Desk) North Block, New Delhi (Refer ParaD-! of HQ DGAR ietter No lV'l I 01 4/E4Mater/Engr- idiotfui dated-.ltl Jul 2o2o) PHOTOGRAPHS OF WATER HARVESTING PITS 2 PHOTOGRAPHS OF ROOFTOP RWHS f 1s AR (sHAriAronn I [- r2aR itencnouplt-r I m l 3 PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHECK DAMS HQ 25 SECT AR HQ DGAR LAITKOR i , : tl PHOTOGRAPHS OF REMOVAL OF ENCBOACHMENTS \._3o,98. dffie €FF qr.s.t €ffi} :funT ftf6, -H({" €n# rr$q Ev6I rlrr( Anup Kumar Singh, rs qqiEi i.t) nffiq iFrt, qrdq; T{ ffi-11oo3z Dircdor Gencral National &curity Guard Mehnrn Nagar, hhm, tlsn Delhi-110037 Tel. :011-25671134 No.2rJ0 1 /1 3/RCH/N SG-Engg/20 t o t J OT Dated, the 20'r' .ltrly, 2020 Sh"r'f Dear 4a"f Krrmogt j, , This is in reference to your DO letter M.65022101120201NWM/1358 dated 1Oth June 2020. tt gives me immense pleasure in conveying that NSG has always been conscious of its responsibilities towards protection of environment. 2. NSG, in all its infrastructure developrnent works across various campuses throughout the country, has been incorporating the rainwater harvesting for natural ground water recharge apart from providing STPs for recycling of waste water for re-use as well as carrying out exhaustive plantation of trees. A brief of such activities carried out till now is placed at Annexure-A for ready reference. 3. Currently, NSG has taken iip the task of massive tree plantation as part of "Green Aravali" project to rejuvenate the highly degraded green cover on the ancient hills. Lakhs of trees are being planted and raised on the barren hill features surrounding NSG Manesar The project is being executed nct cnly by NSG troops but also with enthusiastic Campus. 'Ihis participation of village communities in cur neighbourhood. includes greening of more than 500 Acres of Aravali Hills which stancl denuded due to unchecked mi:ring acttvities over the years. 4. To take our initiatives for envrronmental improvement to a higher platforin, rrye look foruuard to this opportunity of associating with your Ministry's flagship progldnt?i^res and would request for arranging experts from your rlinistry for guiding NSG on "Wa.ter Shed Management" in these hills for harnessing the full potential of rainwater and would alsrt request for arranging to provide the required funds to the extent possible for taking up sucit works of check dam etc. as parl of the "Catch the Rain" project ttndei'tlre aeg;ls of ycur ministry/department. 5. Looking fonruard to an early favourable response please. With tr. .l tr, tsfic.9 I ' Yours Gn. fft y\-4' \: 1o1 D (Antrp Kttmar Singh) ,'kr, e)/ >ti/rr'c. asox KiirflAR, tAS Addl. Secy & Mission Directoi, Nationai \,'Vater Missiorr, Deptt. r;f \i'iater Q;;sr.iriic€s, River Deveiopment & Ganga Rejrlvenirti,.rri, G{il, Ministry of Jal Shakti, New Delhi , ",'n" ,- .,r 1.,,a.t...];..., ro. !otc,: ! ",rc Annexure-'A' Actions Taken and Achievements of NSG in harnessing rain water for ground water recharge, use of treated greywater for horticulture purposes and flushing etc. are as follows:- (i) An exhaustive rain water harvesting system including a network of catch drains and 40 Nos. recharge wells has been constructed in the NSG Manesar campus and is being maintained and kept functional to recharge the ground water by tapping the rain water collected through storm water drains. Similar, arrangements have also been made at other NSG locations including HQ NSG at Palam for rain water harvesting. (ii) Further, digital topographic survey of Manesar Campus has also been carried out in the year 2019 which facilitated improvement in the connectivity between rain water harvesting system and the storm water drains in line with contours of the area. (iii) Dual piping system inside the campus building is also being ensured in all new constructions so that greywater from kitchens and bathrooms after treatment can be used for flushing purposes also. Separate piping for use of treated water from STP is already in place at all campuses of NSG for irrigation of parks and gardens. Now 64 quarters under construction at NSG Hub Chennai are being provided with dual piping system to use treated STP water for flushing in the toilets also. (iv) ln the event of heavier rain than the usual, spill over rain water from the drains and harvesting wells, is being collected at small ponds dug at different places and they are being maintained regularly. (v) Provision to collect the rain water from roof top of the building for recharging the ground water also exists in Chennai Hub and similar provisions have been made for all new constructions' I ffi NSG: HQ at Palam: Recharge well. .* *il+* #* ffi ' ---q&-J ry,-ffi = L'-rI ffitffi -lEiie.- 'frilr*.,*,,-_ ' {".14}-". }:! f NSG: Regional Hub at Hvderabad: Rain water harvesting pit. hs for Point ,5-j NSG: Regional Hub at chennai: Rain water harvesting well. ryWigffiiw***?; s for Poi EXURE-,,A, ffi G :;lI,: tli E NSG : Manesar: Drain network for rain water harvesting w F-I YE --_---1 €,1 r NSG : Manesar: Drain network for rain water harvesting Photosra hs for Point NSG Manesar : Man Made Pond -L- el> ( !-*'- NSG Manesar: lmprovised recharge pit. Photographs for Point (iv) of ANNEXURE-"A' li EEe{:..i iu$}"/'i$l'(, i}riiM;{l U ng, Detrhi SacFrivalayz ew Delhi - 3.1.0OO2 L-23,392343 -W F.16(640)/UDi i)A2't t Dated: Tc, The Chief Executi','e Officer, Deihi Jai Et-,tuti, Varunalya, Jhandewalart, Karol Bagh, New Delhi - 110OO5. Sub:- Preparation of an Action Plan on Rain Water Harvesting - regarding' Sir, Kindly refer to this department letter dated 19 lO3 l2O2O [copy enclosed preparatory Annexure -- Il vide which it was requested to prepare a Plan of Action on t\" work for harvesting rain water with right earnest from March,2A2O and also initiate to \ r1."" take up developmJnt of RWHSs so that these structures are ready by June, 2O2O to "Catch the Rain", when the monsoon arrives. Further, it was requested to convene a by the Govt' meeting of ali stakeholders, after preparation of the Action Plan, as directed of Indii, however, the same is sti1l awaited' The Vice Chairman, NITI Aayog, GoI vide Do letter dated 2310512020 [copy steps to set-up Rain enclosed Annexure I[t has o.r.. ,["ir, requested to take necessar)r - measures in a Centres in all Districts and ensure-implementation of water harvesting and systematic manner in toth Urban and Rural areas in Delhi a,d to scientific the report by e-mail to effectively implement the "catch the Rain" campaign and send [email protected] with a copy to Vice Chairman, NITI Aayog' steps on In view of above, I am directed to request you to kindly take necessary the approval of worthy chief the above referred matter on priority basis. tt i" i""r"s with Secretary, Govt. of NCT of Delhi' Yours faithfullY, 1P ok\1,0 S [^n'"1 (KuldeeP Pakad) IAS Specia! Seeretary {r-TD! Dated:- F.16(640)/uDlw l2o2ol India, NITI forwarded to the Vice Chairrnarr, National institution for Transforming Copy for information please' Aayog, Govt. of India, Parliarnent Street, New Delhi - 11OOO1 o a CJ ,\ O o 3t oa, a a 01"#i #i+ a &'- ?it'o ;4 tt' a ,^r' a { t IAS 11 C o (KuldeeP Pakad) .'j ( ,r 24 (UD) a Special Secretary t ;.? a a a \,^,o r%.,,t- N. &.3./6.. ../tsA Dated 03.06.2020 I'o / / -Mr. G. Asok Kunrar, IAS Additional Secretary & Missiotl Director Gol, Ministry of Jal Shakti Department Water Resources, River Development & Ganga Rejuvenation, National Water Mission Road 2ua Floor, Illock No lll, CGO Complex' Lodhi New Dclhi - 110003' llarvesting Structure' Regartiing - Ini plcmentat! -1n- of. Rain Water Subicct: Structtlrc' Recharging of Giound Water & Water Conscrvirtion (NWM)/584' dated Rcfcrerrce: Your D.o lctter No' 650227 /1rlzozo-MD 27.02.2020. undcr refererrcc 'l'hc rcquisite inlbrfilation vitlc your letter mcntioned llarvesting Struclure, Reclrargirlg of Ground regarding lmplementation oI.t{ain Water {. Water&WaterConservationStructureiscnclosedherewithforyourkindinformation 9r" and fulther necessary action please' As above ,rrm{:": DA: Project Circle, llaryana Irrigation & WR lleptt' Sinchai llhawan, Secto r-5 Panchkula. \'/n V'n V-.'l-" 1t+ % \ Actiontakenbylrrigation&watgrResourcesDepartmentregardingRainWater Harvesting. 1)Throughlnjectionwells&BorewellsunderobservationwithPiezometric tubes: (5 in Rewari' 14 in Sirsa' 16 in 85 lnjection wells were installed since 2017 Krishnawati & Dohan river) & all are Fatehabad & 50 in Mahendergarh on groundwater' 34 No lniection wells/ working successfully to replenish the Three (03) Piezometric tubes were borewells were installed in Kaithal district' instaliedatMasaniEar;agetcmcnitortheeffectivityofrecharging. for revival of Prpposal: Two number schemes to Manpura amounting to Rs (i) Krishnawati River from village Ratta 6'2021; 250.00 lacs, likely to be completed by 30 Deroli Ahir to Mahendergarh' (ii) Revival of Dohan River from village than to be completedby 31 '7'2020 More amounting to Rs 200'00 lacs' likely from this scheme' 6 No. villages will be benefited 2)ThroughPonds&Waterbodies:Theprojectforenhancingthepercolationrate of slush' the state by scrapping impervious layer and storage capacity of ponds in 130 Department completed the work on digging and desilting has been started' approx' 200 Ponds by 30/06/2020' Thereby' ponds and likely to complete another ot FY 2020-2L Water is being released 600 ponds will be ready by the end town & Chhota-Bara Talab of Narnaul ' continuously in Jal Mahal' Sobhasagar Lake (JhaiiaQ' Their filling has improved Bhindwas Lake (Jhajjar), Khaparwas of adjoining area' considerably the ground water table ProPosal: Bilawal for recharging; RD 61200-L (i) Constructing Water bodies at Village LoharucanalamountingRs.60.00LacstobetakenupinFY2o2o-21. (KSC) for interlinking of Markanda and (ii) Revival of kainthla supply channel Lacs with storage capacity of 580-acre Saraswati River amounting Rs'918 ft to be taken uP in FY 2O2O-21' As of now' Rain water harvesting 3) Through Rain Water Harvesting structures: (seventy nine) buildings of department structures has been installed on 79 Sq'm' in various districts and will be installed tapping gross area of Approx' 3 lacs which takes 2O2Q-21 by spending approx' 4 crore on t so more buildings in FY I tapping area of approx' 5 tally to 209 Rain water Harvesting structures the total i lacs Sq.m already Forty-six, (46) check Dams/BUNDs has 4) Through check Dams/ Bunds: of about \ length of 46'400 total capacity been constructed having total :':]:n 'n" " 9McM.Duringheavyrainsthesearealsohelpinginrechargingthesandyarea of Mahendergarh district' :; a project for restoration and rejuvenation Prooos?l: Department has prepared project water from Somb river will be of sarasvati River. ln the proposed divertedintheSarasvatireservoirandSarasvatiRiver.Followingarethe, - main comPonents of this Project: recharging caPacitY of this a) Adi Badri Dam: -The total ground water in the DPR of the Project' The total project is 276-21ha-m/year as assessed cost of this project is Rs'215'33 Cr' ground water recharging capacity b) somb sarasvati Barrage: - The total ofSombSarasvatiBarrageandSarasvatiReservoirisabout316'96ha- project is Rs'126'89 Cr' m/year. The total cost of this ground water recharging capacity is c) satora sarasvati creek: - The total approx.Sha.m.thetotalcostofthisprojectisRs'706.73|acs. of water bodies: - (49 water bodies having 5) Development and Maintenance area more than 10 hectare) HaryanalrrigationManagementandResearchlnstitute(HlRMl)entrustedas Nodalagencybygovernmentwilldevelopandmaintainforty-nine(49nos.)water existing across the State' bodies identified by HARSAC works through water conservation and related 6) The department is taking up MGNREGAandlistoftypesofworksidentifiedwhicharetobeexecutedunder are as under: MGNREGS in the department I. De-silting of canals' II. De-silting of drains' III. Flood works' N. Bank strengthening' V.Jungleclearanceincludingbanks,dowels,embankmentsandroadway. a R-.--#- roadway' vi1. fiiting of Gharas and leveling of VIII. Construction of earthert bunds' and lining' IX. Repair, maintenance, renovation X. Repair/ construction of outlets' its XI. Repair work of bridges and XII. Whitewashing, rePair work of XIII. Work of deePening of village canals bY the dePartments' utilized Irrigation and water resources department 2019-20 generated approx 26 lacs manclays in FY Cr' 2O2O''21 is Rs. 2L2.BZ . XIV. ri ,i t' ili, ri,: it' lr 'i, lr i . ii ,i i I ,! \.^:o,.azq/^.r^na" --;;fluo F.No. 24021 I Og I zOzO-PC Government of India Ministry of Home Affairs Police-I Division Police Coordination Section To ,'" ( Addl. Secy. & Mission Director, \ National Water Mission, Ministry of Jai Shakti, 2nd Floor, Block No.III CGO Complex, Lodhi Road, New Delhi-110003. Subject: National Water Mission (NWM)'s campaign - "Catch the rain"- reg. ,J I am directed to refer to your D.O. No' M'65O22/OL/202O- .' NWM/1467 dated OLIOT/2020 on the aforesaid subject and to inform 2. Both the organizations have already been directed vide this Ministry's letter dated 07.07.2020 (copy enclosed) to take necessary action on the aforementioned D.O. letter dated 01.07.2020. 3. This is for kind information please. Encl: as stated above (A.K. Saran) Director (Police) t\- Tele: 011-23093256 t lctu r.15- J n jt\ ' v_._:b 1t gL' F.No. 24021 109 12020-PC Govemment of India/Bharat Sarkar Ministry of Home Affairs/Grih Mantralaya (Police Coordination Section, Police-I Division) North Block, Room No. 226-4, New Delhi Dated the 7th JulY,2020 OFFICE MEMORANDUM Subject: NWM's campaign -'(Catch the rain"' herervith The undersigned is directed to refer to the subject and forward received a copy of Do No. M.650z2lollzozo-Nwlu/l467 dated 11712020 &' Ganga from Department of water Resources, River Developoment i I Rejuvenation for taking necessary action' I Encls:- As above. Section Officer(PC) TelNo. 23094021 To (i) Oir..*r, SVP NPA, HYderabad (ii) Director, NEPA, Shillong