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ABSTRACT 1. Survey Area : 2C3B4f1 to f4, g1 to g5, h1 to h7, j1 to j6, 2C3B5a1 to a8, d1 to d8, f1 to f5, g1 to g6 and 2C3B6a1, a2, a4 to a6, b1 to b7, c1 to c6, d1 to d3, f1, f2, k1 to k4 Micro-watersheds of Betwa FPR Catchment, Tehsil- Mauranipur, District-Jhansi; Tehsil-Kulpahar, District-Mahoba, State-Uttar Pradesh and Tehsil-Nowgoan, District-Chhatarpur; Tehsil- Jatara and Palera, District- Tikamgarh, State-Madhya Pradesh 2. Geographical Location : Longitude 780 53′50’’ to 78018′40’’ E Latitude 24057′15’’ to 25017′30’’ N 3. Type of Survey : Detailed Soil Survey 4. Base Map Used : High Resolution Satellite Imagery (1:10,000 Scale) and Survey of India Toposheets 5. Total Area Mapped : 10,0224 ha 6. Agro Climate Region : VIII - Central plateau and hill region 7. Period of Survey : May, 2018 to June, 2018 A. Name of the soil series and their extent S. No. of Mapping Series Name Area (ha) Area (%) No. Units 1. Badagaon (BG) 03 57 0.06 2. Baragaon (BR) 01 53 0.05 3. Chaukri (CH) 07 2843 2.84 4. Dinau (DN) 11 2024 2.02 5. Donria (D) 24 22295 22.25 6. Ganupura-I (GP) 06 529 0.53 7. Gurusarai (GS) 06 34716 34.64 8. Haibatpura-I (HP) 09 6500 6.49 9. Jatara (J) 13 12606 12.58 10. Kakarbai (KB) 07 879 0.88 11. Kanja (KJ) 04 592 0.59 12. Nora (N) 13 7135 7.12 13. Sajera (S) 05 2910 2.90 14. Miscellaneous - 7085 7.07 Total 109 100224 100 B. Distribution of area under different depth classes S. No. Soil Depth Class Depth in cm Area (ha) Area (%) 1. Very Deep (d5) >100 70738 70.58 2. Deep (d4) 50-100 2081 2.08 3. Moderately deep (d3) 25-50 8014 8.00 4. Shallow (d2) 10-25 12306 12.28 5. Miscellaneous - 7085 7.07 Total 100224 100 C. Distribution of area under different slope classes S. No. Slope Class Area (ha) Area (%) 1. Very gentle sloping (B) 35478 35.40 2. Gently sloping (C) 42378 42.28 3. Moderate Slope (D) 7323 7.31 4. Strong Slope (E) 4652 4.64 5. Moderately steep to steep slope (F) 3308 3.30 6. Miscellaneous 7085 7.07 Total 100224 100 i D. Distribution of area under different erosion classes S. No. Erosion Class Area (ha) Area (%) 1. None to slight erosion (e1) 27817 27.75 2. Moderate erosion (e2) 32768 32.69 3. Severe Erosion (e3) 32369 32.30 4. Very Severe Erosion (e4) 185 0.18 6. Miscellaneous 7085 7.07 Total 100224 100 E. Distribution of Area under Different Land Capability Classes S. No. Land Capability Class Soil Series Area (ha) Area (%) 1. II Dinau, Donria, Gurusarai and Jatara 28050 27.99 Dinau, Donria, Gurusarai Jatara, Kanja 2. III 31718 31.65 and Nora Dinau, Donria, Jatara, Kanja, Nora and 3. IV 19209 19.17 Sajera Badagaon, Chaukri, Haibatpura-I, 4. VI 6651 6.64 Kakarbai and Sajera 5. VII Haibatpura-I and Kakarbai 2140 2.14 Badagaon, Baragaon, Chaukri, Donria, 6. Forest Ganupura-I, Haibatpura-I, Kakarbai 5371 5.36 and Nora 7. Miscellaneous - 7085 7.07 Total 100224 100 F. Landscape wise distribution of area under different Physiographic classes. S. No. Landscape Physiography Area (ha) Area (%) 1. Hill side slopes 10275 10.25 Hummocky 7135 7.12 Granite Foot hill slopes 2967 2.96 Upper Pedi plains 49346 49.24 2. Ravinous land 529 0.53 Alluvium Stream banks 592 0.59 Nala bank/River bank 22295 22.25 Miscellaneous 7085 7.07 Total 100224 100 G. Distribution of area under different Land Use/Land cover classes S. No. Land Use Area (ha) Area (%) 1. Agriculture 81140 80.96 2. Forest 5371 5.36 3. Open Scrub 6628 6.61 4. Miscellaneous 7085 7.07 Total 100224 100 ii H. Soil Health Parameters S. Series Range of pH Range of EC Range of OC Range of ESP Area Horizon No. Name (ha) Value Ratings Value Ratings % Ratings Value Ratings Surface 6.20 Moderately acidic 0.12 Normal 0.69 Medium 1.62 None to slight hazard 1. Badagaon 57 Sub-surface 6.21-6.41 Moderately acidic 0.09-0.10 Normal 0.46-0.54 Low to Medium 0.37-1.48 None to slight hazard Surface 5.83 Moderately acidic 0.13 Normal 0.45 Low 1.51 None to slight hazard 2. Baragaon 53 Sub-surface 5.80 Moderately acidic 0.12 Normal 0.51 Medium 1.84 None to slight hazard Surface 5.66 Moderately acidic 0.11 Normal 0.62 Medium 1.80 None to slight hazard 3. Chaukri 2843 Sub-surface 5.31 Highly acidic 0.05 Normal 0.57 Medium 1.73 None to slight hazard Surface 6.90 Slightly acidic 0.17 Normal 0.82 High 1.04 None to slight hazard 4. Dinau 2024 Sub-surface 7.01-7.07 Moderately alkaline 0.15-0.23 Normal 0.54-0.65 Medium 0.75-1.18 None to slight hazard Surface 6.83 Slightly acidic 0.20 Normal 0.17 Very low 2.14 None to slight hazard 5. Donria 22295 Sub-surface 7.70-8.18 Moderately alkaline 0.19 -1.20 Normal to critical 0.06-0.22 Very low 0.80-1.82 None to slight hazard Surface 7.01 Moderately alkaline 0.28 Normal 0.62 Medium 3.46 None to slight hazard 6. Ganupura-I 529 Sub-surface 7.44-7.63 Moderately alkaline 0.22-0.30 Normal 0.31-0.52 Low to Medium 2.54-4.04 None to slight hazard Surface 6.37 Moderately acidic 0.44 Normal 0.61 Medium 1.43 None to slight hazard 7. Gurusarai 34716 Sub-surface 6.88-7.16 Slightly acidic to moderately alkaline 0.27-0.30 Normal 0.22-0.29 Very low to low 1.09-1.45 None to slight hazard Surface 6.10 Moderately acidic 0.21 Normal 0.91 High 3.71 None to slight hazard 8. Haibatpura-I 6500 Sub-surface 5.90 Moderately acidic 0.18 Normal 0.91 High 2.86 None to slight hazard Surface 6.58 Moderately acidic 0.17 Normal 0.42 Medium 0.63 None to slight hazard 9. Jatara 12606 Sub-surface 6.90-7.18 Slightly acidic to moderately alkaline 0.11-0.19 Normal 0.20-0.32 Very low to low 0.46-2.00 None to slight hazard Surface 6.43 Moderately acidic 0.28 Normal 0.88 High 0.89 None to slight hazard 10. Kakarabai 879 Sub-surface 5.60-5.80 Moderately acidic 0.15-0.21 Normal 0.45-0.62 Medium 2.22-2.57 None to slight hazard Surface 8.45 Moderately alkaline 0.38 Normal 0.27 Low 13.15 None to slight hazard 11. Kanja 26.93- Slight-moderate to moderate- 592 Sub-surface 9.01-9.18 Strongly alkaline 0.71-0.86 Normal 0.04-0.24 Very low 36.26 high Surface 5.98 Moderately acidic 0.13 Normal 0.34 Low 1.33 None to slight hazard 12. Nora 7135 Sub-surface 5.57-5.82 Moderately acidic 0.13-0.18 Normal 0.21-0.29 Very low to low 1.11-1.31 None to slight hazard Surface 4.62 Highly acidic 0.07 Normal 0.15 Very low 1.73 None to slight hazard 13. Sajera 2910 Sub-surface 4.60 Highly acidic 0.06 Normal 0.19 Very low 1.14 None to slight hazard Misc. 7085 Total 100224 *EC: Electrical Conductivity (dS m-1), ESP: Exchangeable Sodium Percentage (%), OC: Organic Carbon (%) iv Salient features of the area Total 13 Soil Series have been identified and mapped in the survey area. Maximum area is covered under Gurusarai soil series with an area of about 34716 ha (34.64%) followed by Donria 22295 ha (22.25%), Jatara 12606 ha (12.58%), Nora 7135 ha (7.10%), Haibatpura-I 6500 ha (6.49%), Sajera 2910 ha (2.90%), Chaukri 2843 ha (2.84%), Dinau 2024 ha (2.02%), Kakarabai 879 ha (0.88%), Kanja 592 (0.59%), Ganupura-I 529 ha (0.53%), Badagaon 57 ha (0.06%) and Baragaon 53 ha (0.05%), which is shown in Table- A. Total surveyed area is mapped under very deep (>100 cm) soils is 70738 ha (70.58 %) followed by shallow (10-25 cm) soils 12306 ha (12.28%), moderately deep (25-50 cm) soils 8014 ha (8.00%) and 2081 ha (2.08%) by deep soils (50-100 cm). In erosion study, maximum area is found under moderate erosion class 32768 ha (32.69%) area, followed by severe erosion cover 32369 (32.30%), none to slight erosion cover 27817 (27.75%) and very severe erosion cover 185 ha (0.18%). In slope study, maximum area is mapped under gentle slope 42378 ha (42.28%), followed by very gentle slope 35478 ha (35.40%), moderate slope 7323 ha (7.31%), strong slope 4652 (4.64%) and moderately steep to steep slope 3308 ha (3.30 %). Out of total surveyed area (100224 ha), 7085 ha (7.07%) area is found under miscellaneous, in which habitation covered 3451 ha (3.44%), river covered 1658 ha (1.65%), rock out crops covered 478 ha (0.48%) and water bodies covered 1498 ha (1.49 %). About 28050 ha (27.99%) of total surveyed area (100224 ha) is comes under LCC-II, which is very good land for cultivation and can be adopted for crop based farming system.
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    lR;eso t;rs Government of India Ministry of MSME Brief Industrial Profile of Tikamgarh District Madhya Pradesh Carried out by MSME - Development Institute (Ministry of MSME, Govt. of India,) 10, Polo ground Industrial Estate, Indore-452015(MP) Phone: 0731-2490149, 2421730 Fax: 0731-2421037 E-mail: [email protected] Web- www.msmeindore.nic.in 1 Contents S. No. Topic Page No. 1. General Characteristics of the District 03 1.1 Location & Geographical Area 03 1.2 Topography 03 1.3 Availability of Minerals. 03 1.4 Forest 03 1.5 Administrative set up 04 2. District at a glance 05-06 2.1 Existing Status of Industrial Area in the District Tikamgarh 07 3. Industrial Scenario Of Tikamgarh 07 3.1 Industry at a Glance 08 3.2 Year Wise Trend Of Units Registered 08 3.3 Details Of Existing Micro & Small Enterprises & Artisan Units 09 In The District 3.4 Large Scale Industries / Public Sector undertakings 09 3.5 Major Exportable Item 09 3.6 Growth Trend 10 3.7 Vendorisation / Ancillarisation of the Industry 10 3.8 Medium Scale Enterprises 10 3.8.1 List of the units in Tikamgarh & near by Area 10 3.8.2 Major Exportable Item 11 3.9 Service Enterprises 11 3.9.2 Potentials areas for service industry 11 3.10 Potential for new MSMEs 11 4. Existing Clusters of Micro & Small Enterprise 11 5. General issues raised by industry association during the course of 12 meeting 6 Prospects of training Programmes during 2012-13 12 7. Action plan for MSME Schemes during 2012-13 13 8.
  • Ken- Betwa Link Project, Phase-I

    Ken- Betwa Link Project, Phase-I

    VOLUME - III KEN- RESETTLEMENT AND REHABILITATON: PROJECT AFFECTED FAMILIES BETWA ECONOMIC REHABILITATION PLAN (PAFERP) LINK PROJECT, PHASE-I Submitted to NATIONAL WATER DEVELOPMENT AGENCY (NWDA) Prepared by RESETTLEMENT AND REHABILITATON PLAN AGRICULTURAL FINANCE CORPORATION LTD, (R&R) MUMBAI, INDIA December, 2014 INDIA NATIONAL WATER DEVELOPMENT AGENCY (A Govt. of India society under Ministry of Water Resources) COMPREHENSIVE ENVIRONMENT IMPACT ASSESSMENT STUDY OF PROPOSED KEN-BETWA LINK PROJECT PHASE-I VOLUME – III RESETTLEMENT AND REHABILITATON: PROJECT AFFECTED FAMILIES ECONOMIC REHABILITATION PLAN (PAFERP) as per “The Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act 2013”. CONTENTS Chapter No. Title Page(s) I Introduction 1-3 II Socio – Economic Status in Command Area 4-18 III Socio-Economic Environment in Submergence Area 19-27 IV Resettlement and Economic Rehabilitation Plan 28-39 V Training 40-43 VI Organization and Management 44-49 VII Monitoring and Evaluation 50-53 VIII Implementation Schedule 54-55 IX Project Cost 56-57 Annexures Annexure Title Page No. No. II.1 Existing Cropping Pattern in the Command Area 58 II.2 Existing Crop Production in the Command Area 59 II.3 Agriculture Input Pattern and Economics of Cultivation in the 60-63 Command Area III.1 Demography Population of Project Affected Families 64 III.3 Caste-wise distribution of Households and its Population in the 65 Project Submergence Areas IV.1 Details of Land Acquisition of Daudhan dam, Link Canal, LBC 66-67 system and power houses CHAPTER - I INTRODUCTION Background 1.01 While the projects are the building blocks for development, the irrigation reservoir projects at times result in submersion of houses and house sites rendering people homeless besides causing loss of valuable agricultural land affecting the over all social fabric of the affected people.