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Energy Plan Rural Electrification Palamu Tiger Reserve (Jharkhand) ENERGY PLAN RURAL ELECTRIFICATION PALAMU TIGER RESERVE (JHARKHAND) JHARKHAND BIJLI VITRAN NIGAM LIMITED Electric Supply Area, Medninagar NAVDRISHTI RAMESHWARAM APARTMENT PHSE-3 ASHOKKUNJ RANCHI ENERGY PLAN OF PALAMU TIGER RESERVE UNDER (RURAL ELECTRIFICATION PROGRAM) (JHARKHAND) Prepared by NAVDRISHTI RAMESHWARAM APARTMENT ASHOK KUNJ, ARGORA RANCHI-834002 VISIT US:-www.navdishti.co.in MAIL:[email protected] i PREFACE Energy was always of primary importance in the life of humankind. At the beginning of its evolutionary development, only the energy of muscles was accessible for human beings. Later on a man learned to get and to use the energy of the fire. New round of evolutionary development of the humankind brought a possibility to use the energy of water and wind. The discovery of new energy sources at the initial stage of evolutionary development of the humankind went on in the complicated ways: either by a lucky chance or due to the scientist of genius or the discovery performed over a significant period. In the XVIII century, a steam engine invented. XIX century marked by the appearance of electricity: voltaic arc was opened, electric lighting, electric motor and electric generator. XX century was a century of a true revolution in the development of ways and methods of generation and usage of energy. Powerful systems of oil and gas supply were appearing at the same time. Discovery of electricity propel the human civilization, and modernized the whole era in true sense. In present time, electricity is perquisite for economic growth and human development. It requires for almost all type of basic needs e.g cooking, lighting, mobility, communication, pumping of water, entertainment, agriculture etc. Absence of access to electricity services deprives people from the bare minimum living standard, it constrains generation of productive activities, incomes and employment in rural areas. Government of India and Jharkhand Government strive hard to provide electricity to all villages of Jharkhand by December 2018. There are several villages in Latehar and Garhwa district of Jharkhand still not electrified and villagers are residing in dark era. This Plan deals with the remote and rural villages of Latehar and Garhwa district comes under Palamu Tiger Reserve. Due to geographical, social and wildlife / Forest issues, these villages/helmets are still not electrified. ii This plan has been prepared after intensive field survey for getting proper route alignment for electrification so that it put minimum impact of biodiversity and wildlife of Palamu Tiger Reserve. Many discussions has been held for the purpose with Field Director Palamu Tiger Reserve, Deputy Director Palamu Tiger Reserve, North & South Division, General Manager, Electric Supply Medninagr, Electrical Superintendent Engineer, Electic Supply, Medninagar & Electrical Executive Engineer Latehar & other field staff including various stakeholders operating in the area. Direction & suggestions given by higher authorities are incorporated in this plan. We pay sincere thanks to Shri Rahul Purwar I.A.S. Managing Director, JBVNL, Shri. Mohanlal, I.F.S., C.C.F & Field Director Palamu Tiger Reserve, Shri. M.P. Singh, I.F.S, Former A.P.C.C.F & Field Director Palamu Shri A.K. Mishra, I.F.S., Deputy Director, North Division, PTR, Shri Mahaling, I.F.S, Deputy Director, South Division, PTR, Shri N.P. Sinha, G.M., Electric Supply Medininagar, Shri B.S. Pal, Superintendent Engineer, Electric Supply Medininagar, Shri H.P. Baranwal, Executive Engineer, Electric Supply Division Latehar and their staff for directions, valuable suggestions and cooperation in course of preparation of this plan. At last but not the least, our thanks extend to field surveyors and villagers residing in and around the Palamu Tiger Reserve for their support in gathering information on various issues related to the electrification, Palamu Tiger Reserve and forest around. Team Navdrishti iii INDEX S.NO Content Page No. 1 Chapter 1: Energy Planning & Access 1.1 Introduction 1-2 1.2 Energy Access in India 2-3 1.2.1 Energy access statistics 3-4 2 Chapter 2:Electricity 2.1 What is Electricity 5-7 2.2 Making of Electricity 8-9 2.3 What Electricity Gives us 10 2.3.1 Why Electricity is an important of our Daily Lives 10-11 2.4 How did Electricity change the world 11-12 2.4.1 Why Electricity is so useful 12 2.5 The aspects of life that Electricity has Improved 12-13 2.6 Electrification in Jharkhand 14 3 Rural Electrification 15-16 3.1 Rural Electrification in India –in view of five year plans 17-18 3.2 Why do Rural people need Electricity 19 3.3 The Social and Economic benefits of rural electrification 19-20 3.4 Problems & Efforts rural electrification 20-21 3.5 Development of rural electrification 21 3.6 Government Electrification efforts 22-24 3.7 Electrification Scheme Details 24-27 3.8 Status of Rural Electrification in Jharkhand 28-29 3.9 Status of Rural Electrification in villages of Latehar District 29-30 4 Palamu Tiger Reserve 4.1 Introduction to the Area 31 4.1.1 Brief description of Palamu Tiger Reserve (PTR) 32 4.1.2 About PTR North Division 32 4.1.3 About PTR South Division 33 4.2 Statement of Significance 4.2.1 General Significance 34-35 4.2.2 Significance at Local Level 35 4.2.3 Significance of Conservation 36 4.3 Roads & Railways 36-37 4.4 Village in and around Palamu Tiger Reserve (PTR) 37-42 4.5 Population Dynamics of village in and around Palamu Tiger Reserve 43-48 iv 4.6 Agriculture 48-50 4.7 Livestock 50-51 4.8 Village Livelihood 51-52 4.9 Topography & Drainage 53 4.10 Flora & Fauna Palamu Tiger Reserve 5354 4.10.1 Vegetation Cover Type 54 4.10.1.1 List of Tree found in Palamu Tiger Reserve 55-57 4.10.1.2 List of Shrubs & Herbs 57-58 4.10.1.3 List of Climbers, Parasites, Semi Parasites, Orchids 58-59 4.10.1.4 List of Grasses, Bamboo, Agave 59 4.10.2 Wild fauna 60 4.10.2.1 List of Wild Animals found in Palamu Tiger Reserve 60-61 4.10.2.2 List of Birds found in Palamu Tiger Reserve 61-65 4.10.2.3 List of Reptiles 65 5 Electrification in villages under Palamu Tiger Reserve 66 5.1 Location of Project 67 5.2 Goals & objective of Plan 67 5.2.1 Short term goal 68 5.2.2 Long term goal 68 5.3 Project at a glance 68-70 5.3.1 Rural Electrification in Latehar and Garhwa District 70-71 5.4 Electrification of villages under Palamu Tiger Reserve (PTR) 71 5.4.1 Village un-electrified/ semi electrified in PTR due to issue of wildlife 71-73 /Forest Clearance 5.5 Key Hurdle in Electrification of villages under PTR 74 5.6 Methodology & Survey used for Alignments of Electric Line 74-75 6 Findings & Recommendations 6.1 Findings 76 6.1.1 Latitudes & Longitudes of route alignments 76 6.1.2 Brief detail of route alignments in Palamu Tiger Reserve 76 6.1.2.1 Detail of route alignment in North Division, (Barwadih & 76 Bhandariya Civil Block) Palamu Tiger Reserve. 6.1.2.2 Detail of route alignment in South Division ( Garu & Barwadih Civil 76 Block) Palamu Tiger Reserve. 6.1.3 Route alignment in Palamu Tiger Reserve 77 6.1.3.1 Route alignment in Palamu Tiger Reserve on Toposheet 78 6.1.4 Route alignment in Barwadih Block (Under PTR) 79 6.1.5 Route alignment in North Division (PTR) on Toposheet 80 v 6.1.6 Route alignment in Garu Block (Under PTR) 81 6.1.7 Route alignment in South Division (PTR) on Toposheet. 82 6.1.8 Route alignment in Bhandariya Block (Under PTR) 83 6.2 Suggested Recommendation 84 6.2.1 Recommendations for 1st Phase 84 6.2.1.1 General Recommendations for 1st phase 84 6.2.1.2 Component wise Recommendations for 1st phase 84-85 6.2.2 Recommendations for 2nd Phase 85 Annexure Annexure Contents Page No. No. I Latitudes Longitudes of Alignments 86-184 II Geo-Reference map of electric line(11kv) in Palamu Tiger 185 Reserve III Geo-Reference map of coordinates point of electric 186 line(11kv) in Palamu Tiger Reserve IV Route alignment map of electric line(11kv) in North 187 Division (PTR) on Toposheet V Route alignment map of electric line(11kv) in South 188 Division (PTR) on Toposheet Vi Route alignment map of electric line(11kv) in Bhandariya 189 Block (Under PTR) on Toposheet vi Index Table S.NO Contents Page No. 1 About PTR North & South Division 32 2 List of Mammals 34-35 3 Village in and around PTR 37-42 4 Population Dynamic of village in and around PTR 43-47 5 Cropping Pattern 49-50 6 NTFP Collection 51-52 7 List of Tree Found in PTR 55-57 8 List of Shrubs and Herbs 57-58 9 List of Climbers, Parasites, Semi Parasites, 58-59 Orchids 10 List of Grasses Bamboo Agave 59 11 List of Wild Animals found in PTR 60-61 12 List of Birds found in PTR 61-65 13 List of Reptiles 65 14 Village un-electrified/ semi electrified in PTR due 71-73 to issue of wildlife/ forest clearance 15 Brief detail of Route alignment in PTR 76 16 Detail of route alignment in North Division, (Barwadih 76 & Bhandariya Civil Block) Palamu Tiger Reserve. 17 Detail of route alignment in South Division ( Garu & 76 Barwadih Civil Block) Palamu Tiger Reserve. vii Chapter 1 Energy Planning & Access 1.1 Introduction Energy is the power derived from the utilization of physical or chemical resources, especially to provide light, heat and to operate machines.
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