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Groundwater Levels in DISTRICT SIDHI of WRD Madhya Pradesh Report on Decline in Groundwater Levels in DISTRICT SIDHI Madhya Pradesh (in meters )BGL AS ON 31ST MARCH, 2004 Sl. Name of Groundwater Ground water Decline in Groundwater Type of rock No. Assessment Unit Assessment Unit Level in meters (BGL) formation 1 Rampur Naikin Block 0 -3 m Sandstone & Shale 2 Sihawal Block 0 -3 m Sandstone & Shale 3 Mahjholi Block 0 -3 m Sandstone & Shale 4 Chitrangi Block 0 -3 m Sandstone & Shale Deccan Trap 5 Kusmi Block 0 -3 m Sandstone & Shale Deccan Trap, 6 Deosar Block 0 -3 m Sandstone & Shale Deccan Trap, 7 Waidhan Block 0 -3 m Sandstone & Shale Deccan Trap, 8 Sidhi Block 0 -3 m Sandstone & Shale GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE GROUNDWATER ASSESSMENT AS ON 31ST MARCH, 2004 Areal extent of Type of Name of Total Groundwater Non- Poor Sl. Groundwater Type of rock ground Command Assessment Unit Command quality No. Assessment formation water area (Watershed / area area Unit Assessment Taluka / Mandal) (in hectares ) 1 Rampur Naikin Block Sandstone & Shale 63654 0 63654 0 2 Sihawal Block Sandstone & Shale 61865 0 61865 0 3 Mahjholi Block Sandstone & Shale 66784 0 66784 0 4 Chitrangi Block Sandstone & Shale 71650 0 71650 0 Deccan Trap, 5 Kusmi Block 67325 3292 64033 0 Sandstone & Shale Deccan Trap, 6 Deosar Block 138910 2150 136760 0 Sandstone & Shale Deccan Trap, 7 Waidhan Block 139900 4452 135448 0 open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API pdfcrowd.com 7 Waidhan Block 139900 4452 135448 0 Sandstone & Shale Deccan Trap, 8 Sidhi Block 122950 2570 120380 0 Sandstone & Shale TOTAL 733038 12464 720574 0 GROUNDWATER RESOURCE POTENTIAL OF THE MADHYA PRADESH AS ON 31ST MARCH, 2004 Recharge Recharge Recharge Recharge from Natural from from Command/ from other Total Annual Discharge Net Annual Assessment other rainfall Sl. non- rainfall sources Groundwater during Groundwater Unit/ sources during No. Command/ during during Recharge non- Availability District during non- Total monsoon non- (4+5+6+7) monsoon (8-9) monsoon monsoon season monsoon season season season season Command Rampur 1 Non-Command 4639 78 388 5105 255 4849 Naikin Block Total 4639 78 388 5105 255 4849 Command 0 2 Sihawal Non-Command 4919 105 441 5465 273 5191 Block Total 4919 105 441 5465 273 5191 Command 0 3 Mahjholi Non-Command 6562 51 225 6838 342 6496 Block Total 6562 51 225 6838 342 6496 Command 0 4 Chitrangi Non-Command 12595 74 293 12963 649 12313 Block Total 12595 74 293 12963 649 12313 Command 433 27 181 641 32 609 5 Kusmi Non-Command 9268 34 126 9428 471 8957 Block Total 9701 62 307 10069 503 9566 Command 156 12 508 676 34 642 6 Deosar Non-Command 17885 59 232 18176 909 17267 Block Total 18041 71 739 18852 943 17909 Command 566 74 893 1534 77 1457 7 Waidhan Non-Command 17077 89 401 17566 878 16688 open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API pdfcrowd.com Block Total 17643 163 1294 19100 955 18145 Command 140 31 163 334 17 317 8 Sidhi Non-Command 8426 35 201 8662 433 8228 Block Total 8566 66 364 8996 450 8546 District Total 82666 670 0 4052 87387 4370 83016 STAGE OF GROUNDWATER DEVELOPMENT OF THE MADHYA PRADESH AS ON 31ST MARCH, 2004 Existing Allocation Gross Existing for Net Existing Stage of Command/ Net Annual Groundwater Gross domestic & Groundwater Assessment Gross Groundwater Sl. non- Ground Draft for Groundwater industrial Availability Unit/ Groundwater Development No. Command/ water Domestic & Draft for All requirement for future District Draft for {(13/10)*100} Total Availability Industrial uses supply upto irrigation Irrigation (%) water (11+12) nest 25 development Supply years Command Rampur 1 Non-Command 4849 3148 442 3590 739 962 74 Naikin Block Total 4849 3148 442 3590 739 962 74 Command 2 Sihawal Non-Command 5191 2384 491 2875 1052 1756 55 Block Total 5191 2384 491 2875 1052 1756 55 Command 3 Mahjholi Non-Command 6496 973 260 1233 440 5083 19 Block Total 6496 973 260 1233 440 5083 19 open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API pdfcrowd.com Command 4 Chitrangi Non-Command 12313 1094 546 1640 1116 10103 13 Block Total 12313 1094 546 1640 1116 10103 13 Command 609 5 23 28 37 567 5 5 Kusmi Non-Command 8957 782 127 909 148 8027 10 Block Total 9566 787 150 937 185 8594 10 Command 642 10 45 55 81 551 9 6 Deosar Non-Command 17267 1224 494 1718 741 15302 10 Block Total 17909 1234 539 1773 809 15866 10 Command 1457 48 64 112 96 1313 8 7 Waidhan Non-Command 16688 5423 812 6235 1218 10048 37 Block Total 18145 5471 876 6347 1314 11360 35 Command 317 86 16 102 24 207 32 8 Sidhi Non-Command 8228 1905 472 2377 708 5615 29 Block Total 8546 1991 488 2479 732 5823 29 District Total 83016 17082 3793 20875 6387 59547 25 CATEGORIZATION FOR GROUNDWATER DEVELOPMENT OF THE ASSESSMENT UNIT OF THE MADHYA PRADESH AS ON 31ST MARCH, 2004 open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API pdfcrowd.com Is there a Is there a Categorization for Command/ Stage of significant significant District/ future groundwater Sl. non- Groundwater decline of pre- decline of post- Assessment development (Safe / No. Command/ Development monsoon water monsoon water Unit Semi-Critical / Critical Total % table levels table levels / Over-exploited) (Yes/No) (Yes/No) Command Rampur Non 1 74 Naikin Command Block 74 No No Safe Command Non 2 Sihawal 55 Command Block 55 No No Safe Command Non 3 Mahjholi 19 Command Block 19 No No Safe Command Non 4 Chitrangi 13 Command Block 13 No No Safe Command 5 Non 5 Kusmi 10 Command Block 10 No No Safe Command 9 Non 6 Deosar 10 Command Block 10 No No Safe Command 8 Non 7 Waidhan 37 Command Block 35 No No Safe open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API pdfcrowd.com Command 32 Non 29 8 Sidhi Command Block 29 No No Safe 25 open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? 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