1. Introduction

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1. INTRODUCTION

The Annual Report is a document giving details of the annual Programme, Progress and important events that have taken place during the year, in the Water Resources Department.

GEOGRAPHICAL AREA

The geographical area of Karnataka is 1,91,791 Sq. Km., accounting for 5.83% of the total area of the country.

The cultivable command area of the State is 1,40,598 sq. Km. The net sown area is 1,07,000 sq. Km and the ultimate Irrigation Potential from Major and Medium Irrigation Projects has been estimated as 35,000 sq. Km or 35.00 Lakh Ha.

PROGRESS IN BRIEF

There are 125 Major and Medium Irrigation Projects in the State, out of which 48 projects are completed, 77 are ongoing.

The Water Resources Department has established three special purpose vehicles, namely, Krishna Bhagya Jala Nigama Limited (KBJNL), Karnataka Neeravari Nigama Limited (KNNL) and Cauvery Neeravari Nigam Limited (CNNL), under the companies Act of 1956, to mobilize financial resources for speedy completion of major and medium irrigation projects with-in the targeted period.

KRISHNA BHAGYA JALA NIGAM LIMITED (KBJNL):

“Krishna Bhagya Jala Nigam Limited” was formed vide G.O. No. ID/25/WBM/95, dated: 6-5-94, to expedite the works of Upper Krishna Project (UKP). This Nigam is functioning since 19th August 1994.

KARNATAKA NEERAVARI NIGAMLIMITED (KNNL):

”Karnataka Neeravari Nigam Limited” was formed vide G.O. No. ID: 201: KBN: 98, dated: 26-11-98, to expedite the works in Krishna Basin, except UKP. This Nigam is functioning since 9th December 1998.

CAUVERY NEERAVARI NIGAM LIMITED (CNNL):

”Cauvery Neeravari Nigam Limited” was formed vide G.O. No. WRD: 32: KBN: 2003, Dated: 12.05.2003, to expedite the works in Cauvery Basin. This Nigam is functioning since 3rd June 2003.

2. ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE WATER RESOURCES DEPARTMENT

HON’BLE MINISTER FOR WATER RESOURCES

PRINCIPAL SECRETARY

SECRETARY

C.E, DIRECT CADA’S KBJNL BOARD KNNL BOARD CNNL BOARD W.R.D.O FIELD OF DIRECTORS OF DIRECTORS OF OFFICES DIRECTORS ADMINISTRATOR MALAPRABHA & REGISTERED REGISTERED CE, GHATAPRABHA, CORPORATE CORPORATE REGISTERED CE, IRRIGATION BELGAUM HYDROLO OFFICE OFFICE CORPORATE GY & CENTRAL ZONE, OFFICE CMO, MUNIRABAD FIELD OFFICES FIELD OFFICES ADMINISTRATOR FIELD C.E, TUNGABHADRA OFFICES I.S.W.D, CE, IRRIGATION PROJECT, CE, O&M ZONE, BANGALO PROJECT ZONE, MUNIRABAD CE, UTP UKP, RE GULBARGA ZONE, CE, NARAYANPURA SHIMOGA IRRIGATION (SOUTH), ADMINISTRATOR CE, DAM ZONE, MYSORE CE, UPPER BHADRA, UKP, ALMATTI CE, VARAHI TUNGA SHIMOGA ZONE, PROJECT, SIDDAPURA CE, H.P.Z, SHIMOGA CE, CANAL ZONE- ADMINISTRATOR GORUR 1, UKP, B.GUDI CAUVERY BASIN, CE, IPZ, MYSORE GULBARGA

DIRECTOR,

CE, CANAL WALMI CE, H.C.Z, ZONE-2, UKP, CE, TUMKUR ADMINISTRATOR KEMBHAVI IRRIGATION UKP, B.GUDI (NORTH), DIRECTOR, K.E.R.S BELGAUM

ADMINISTRATOR CE, IRRIGATION MALAPRABHA PROJECT ZONE, PROJECT GULBARGA ZONE, DHARWAD

CE, UPPER BHADRA PROJECT, CHITRADURGA 3

3. HIGHLIGHTS OF WATER RESOURCES DEPARTMENT DURING 2010-11

¾ Total irrigation potential of 46146 acres. is created from ongoing irrigation projects during 2010-11. ¾ Cumulative irrigation potential of 61.15 lakh acres has been created from Major & medium irrigation projects upto end of March 2011.

¾ Out of the targetted irrigation potential of 15,80,236.00 acres under Upper Krishna Project, an irrigation potential of 15,10,994 acres has been created so far. The balance works of Jewargi Branch Canal, Narayanapur Right Bank Canal, Mulwad Lift Irrigation Scheme, Almatti Right Bank Canal and Almatti Left Bank Canal of Upper Krishna Project are nearing completion.

¾ Central Assistance of `.523.93 Crores under A.I.B.P. & Hon’ble Prime Minister’s Special Rehabilitation Package for 4 Major & medium irrigation projects has been availed during 2010-11 an Expenditure as `.1024.80 crores has incurred.

¾ Karnataka Neeravari Nigam Limited has incurred an expenditure of `.2012.27 Crores for implementing 42 ongoing major and medium irrigation projects/components of projects during 2010-11.

¾ Cauvery Neeravari Nigam Limited has incurred an expenditure of `.534.32 Crores for implementing 37 ongoing major and medium irrigation projects/Components of projects during 2010-11.

¾ Scheme for providing drinking water to 55 villages of Gulur and Hebbur hobles under Gulur – Hebbur LIS at an estimated cost of `.55.00 crores is taken up, Head works is commissioned under phase-I.

¾ For implementation of IWRM in the state, Assistance of ADB to the tune of `.4.10 crores availed towards CDTA. ADB has submitted CDTA final report during Jan 2011. identification of projects for PPTA has been initiated.

¾ Electro-flow system for planning & online monitoring of water flow in the canal system has been implemented on an experimental basis in Ghataprabha project.

¾ For efficient & effective water management under the Command Areas of Major & medium irrigation projects, Water Resources Department has established 2673 Water Users Co- operative Societies.

¾ FIC has been given priority in order to bridge the gap between potential created and utilized. During 2010-11, FIC works for 1,50,806 acres is created under CADA. ¾ FIC to an extent of 18,99,650 ha is created upto 2010-11 and planned to construct another 2Lakh Ha in the current year.

¾ Krishna water dispute tribunal-II in its award dated 30.12.2010 has allocated a total of 911 TMC of water to the state. In view of this storage of water in Alamatti reservoir will increase from RL 519.00 to 524.25. Hence, there is a scope for utilizing a total of 303.00 TMC of water.

¾ Water utilization capacity in Tungabhadra river basin k-8 has been increased to 360 TMC, State utilize 40 TMC of water under Upper Bhadra, Singatalur and Upper tunga projects.

¾ Under scheme-A of KWDT provision to utilize 734 TMC, and under KWDT – II, 177 TMC has been allotted, which amounts to a total of 911 TMC. All possible steps are taken to utilize states share of water effectively. 4

4. ACCELERATED IRRIGATION BENEFIT PROGRAMME

For the early completion of some of the ongoing irrigation projects, which were lingering due to shortage of funds for many years, the Government of India launched the Accelerated Irrigation benefit programme, during 1996-97. Since then, 11 projects in the State, namely, Upper Krishna project (UKP) Stage-I, Phase-III, Malaprabha, Hirehalla, Ghataprabha, Karanja, Upper Krishna project (UKP) Stage-II, Maskinala, Varahi, Bhima LIS, Guddadamallapura LIS,and Gandhorinala have received / are receiving Central Loan Assistance (CLA) / (CA) under Accelerated Irrigation benefit programme (AIBP).

During 1996-97, at the end of 8th Five Year Plan, the Government of India launched the Accelerated Irrigation Benefit Programme (A.I.B.P.) with the intention of completing those projects lingering due to shortage of funds. From 1996-97 to 2002-03, the sharing between the centre and the state was in the ratio of 50:50. Since 2002-03, the sharing is in the ratio of 2/3:1/3.

During 2010-11, UKP Stage II, Ghataparbha, Bhima LIS and Guddadamallapura LIS are the 4 projects that have received / are receiving C.L.A. under A.I.B.P.

The cumulative C.L.A. (including grants) released upto end of March 2010 is Rs. 4364.10 Crores. The cumulative expenditure incurred on these projects up to the end of March 2010 is `.6168.83 Crores.

During 2004-05, loans along with grants were released to the projects in the ratio of 70: 30.

The Central Assistance released, during 2010-11, to 4 projects namely UKP Stage II, Ghataprabha-III, Bhima LIS (new) and Guddadamallapura LIS (new) is `.248.06 Crores.

The expenditure incurred on UKP Stage-I Phase-III, UKP Stage-II, Malaprabha, Ghataprabha-III, Karanja, Varahi, Bhima LIS (new) and Guddadamallapura LIS (new) these 8 projects during 2010-11 upto end of March 2010 is `.523.27 Crores.

Completion report for Gondorinala Project is submitted. 5

STATEMENT SHOWING DETAILS OF C.L.A. UNDER A.I.B.P RELEASED TO MAJOR AND MEDIUM IRRIGATION PROJECTS (SINCE 1996-97) (`.in Crores) CLA PROPOSED / CLA PERIOD NO. OF PROJECTS EXPENDITURE SANCTIONED RELEASED 1996-97 5 122.50 61.25 172.21 1997-98 5 175.00 90.50 160.49 1998-99 5 167.00 94.50 171.05 1999-00 5 190.64 157.14 190.61 2000-01 4 171.00 171.00 268.26 2001-02 7 545.00 492.50 911.38 2002-03 8 611.97 620.85 693.00 2003-04 8 266.48 266.48 440.57 2004-05 5 463.05 449.71 475.46 2005-06 5 336.70 291.23 473.24 2006-07 6 568.91 334.00 457.15 2007-08 5 410.22 322.20 350.59 2008-09 6 294.25 214.94 481.87 2009-10 9 660.90 549.75 399.68 2010-11 8 555.56 248.06 523.27 TOTAL UPTO MARCH 2011 5539.18 4364.11 6168.83 Details of Central Assistance (CA) under AIBP during 2010-11 (`.in Crores, potential in Ha.) CLA SL PROJECTS SANCTIONED/ CLA PROPOSED EXPENDITURE NO. PROPOSED

1 UKP Stage-I Phase-III 212.06 0.00 91.05

2 UKP Stage-II 166.88 150.00 119.55 3 Ghataprabha 22.89 20.60 84.22 4 Malaprabha 56.20 0.00 94.81 5 Karanja 4.88 0.00 21.92 Guddadamallapura LIS 6 27.60 24.84 31.59 (New) 7 Bhima LIS (New) 59.35 52.62 38.37 8 Varahi 5.70 0.00 41.76 TOTAL 555.56 248.06 523.27 6

CUMULATIVE STATEMENT CLA Released (`. in Crores) Sl. 1996- 1997- 1998- 1999- 2000- 2001- 2002- 2003- 2004- 2005- 2006- 2007- 2008- 2009- 2010- CUMULA Project No 97 98 99 2000 2001 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 TIVE UKP Stage-I 1 57.00 50.00 50.00 100.00 100.00 200.00 181.00 - 115.85 - 71.638 71.23 91.92 154.16 0 1242.80 Phase-III

2 UKP Stage-II - - - - - 250.00 275.05 163.48 240.72 197.76 172.53 102.07 8.019 93.02 150.00 1652.64

3 Malaprabha 1.50 12.00 10.00 13.50 - 10.00 25.56 - 12.00 20.00 13.50 54.24 30.54 110.53 0.00 313.37

4 Hirehalla 2.75 6.00 6.00 8.00 8.00 10.00 8.78 14.71 ------64.24

5 Ghataprabha - 15.00 12.50 20.00 45.00 5.00 75.00 13.02 62.09 65.00 30.805 72.61 52.04 56.16 20.6 544.82

6 Karanja - 7.50 16.00 15.64 18.00 10.00 34.37 75.27 - - - - 12.25 - 0.00 189.03

7 Gandhorinala - - - - - 7.50 17.87 - 19.05 8.47 45.53 - - 18.52 - 116.94

8 Maskinala ------3.22 ------3.22

9 Varahi ------22.05 20.17 26.32 0.00 68.54

10 Bhima LIS ------58.64 52.62 111.26

Guddadamalla 11 ------32.40 24.84 57.24 pura LIS

TOTAL 61.25 90.50 94.50 157.14 171.00 492.50 620.85 266.48 449.71 291.23 334.00 322.20 214.94 549.75 248.06 4364.10

Expenditure (`. in Crores)

Sl. 1996- 1997- 1998- 1999- 2000- 2001- 2002- 2003- 2004- 2005- 2006- 2007- 2008- 2009- 2010- CUMULA Project No 97 98 99 2000 2001 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 TIVE UKP Stage-I 1 155.74 92.30 77.58 116.40 187.80 235.33 214.69 94.19 92.18 61.13 46.19 49.30 139.36 57.51 91.05 1710.75 Phase-III

2 UKP Stage-II - - - - - 534.10 352.29 236.48 268.17 272.29 234.58 86.80 176.72 104.10 119.55 2385.08

3 Malaprabha 5.12 14.92 22.64 9.87 5.15 15.87 14.45 14.42 19.64 19.62 31.28 56.37 27.72 31.99 94.81 383.87

4 Hirehalla 11.35 17.12 12.06 15.82 22.68 11.41 11.69 9.94 18.45 ------130.52

5 Ghataprabha - 20.47 28.82 20.04 26.96 72.77 57.57 55.45 64.68 92.47 77.29 76.90 44.56 72.35 84.22 794.55

6 Karanja - 15.68 29.95 28.48 25.67 26.55 23.62 18.64 - - - - 10.78 10.72 21.92 212.01

7 Gandhorinala - - - - - 15.35 16.82 10.09 12.34 27.73 34.96 - 17.97 24.66 - 159.92

8 Maskinala ------1.87 1.36 ------3.23

9 Varahi ------32.85 81.22 64.76 57.98 41.76 278.57

10 Bhima LIS ------33.71 38.37 72.08

Guddadamalla 11 ------6.66 31.59 38.25 pura LIS

TOTAL 172.21 160.49 171.05 190.61 268.26 911.38 693.00 440.57 475.46 473.24 457.15 350.59 481.87 399.68 523.27 6168.83

DETAILS OF PROJECTS ASSISTED UNDER AIBP PROGRAMME (YEARLY) (As on 31-3-2010)

(`. in Crores)

1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-2000 2000-01 2001-02

Sl. CLA CLA CLA CLA CLA CLA CLA Project Expendit CLA Expendi CLA Expendi CLA Expendi CLA Expendi CLA Expendi No Sanctio Releas Sanctio Sanctio Sanctio Sanctio Sanctio ure Released ture Released ture Released ture Released ture Released ture ned ed ned ned ned ned ned

UKP Stage-I 1 114.00 57.00 155.74 100.00 50.00 92.30 100.00 50.00 77.58 100.00 100.00 116.40 100.00 100.00 187.80 200.00 200.00 235.33 Phase-III

2 UKP Stage-II ------250.00 250.00 534.10

3 Malaprabha 3.00 1.50 5.12 24.00 12.00 14.92 20.00 10.00 22.64 27.00 13.50 9.87 - - 5.15 20.00 10.00 15.87

4 Hirehalla 5.50 2.75 11.35 6.00 6.00 17.12 6.00 6.00 12.06 8.00 8.00 15.82 8.00 8.00 22.68 10.00 10.00 11.41

5 Ghataprabha - - - 30.00 15.00 20.47 25.00 12.50 28.82 40.00 20.00 20.04 45.00 45.00 26.96 30.00 5.00 72.77

6 Karanja - - - 15.00 7.50 15.68 16.00 16.00 29.95 15.64 15.64 28.48 18.00 18.00 25.67 20.00 10.00 26.55

7 Gandhorinala ------15.00 7.50 15.35

8 Maskinala ------

Total 122.50 61.25 172.21 175.00 90.50 160.49 167.00 94.50 171.05 190.64 157.14 190.61 171.00 171.00 268.26 545.00 492.50 911.38

2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 Sl. CLA CLA Project CLA Expen CLA Sanc CLA Expen CLA Expen CLA Sanc CLA Expen CLA CLA Expen CLA Sanc CLA Expendi No Sanc Sanc Released diture tioned Released diture Released diture tioned Released diture SanctionedReleased diture tioned Released ture tioned tioned UKP Stage-I 1 181.00 181.00 214.69 - - 94.19 115.85115.85 92.18 39.01 - 61.13 74.87 71.64 46.19 94.46 71.23 49.30 Phase-III 2 UKP Stage-II 275.05 275.05 352.29 163.48 163.48 236.48 241.22 240.72 268.17 204.22 197.76 272.29 168.77 172.5 234.58 131.66 102.1 86.80 3 Malaprabha 25.56 25.56 14.45 - - 14.42 12.00 12.00 19.64 20.00 20.00 19.62 54.00 13.50 31.28 60.27 54.24 56.37 4 Hirehalla 9.90 8.78 11.69 14.71 14.71 9.94 12.84 - 18.45 ------5 Ghataprabha 75.00 75.00 57.57 13.01 13.015 55.45 62.09 62.09 64.68 65.00 65.00 92.47 123.21 30.81 77.29 99.33 72.61 76.90 6 Karanja 34.37 34.37 23.62 75.27 75.27 18.64 ------7 Gandorinala 17.87 17.87 16.82 - - 10.09 19.05 19.05 12.34 8.47 8.47 27.73 55.87 45.53 34.96 - - - 8 Maskinala 3.22 3.22 1.87 - - 1.36 ------9 Varahi ------18.25 - 32.85 24.50 22.05 81.22

Total 621.97 620.85 693.00 266.47 266.48 440.57 463.05 449.71 475.46 336.70 291.23 473.24 494.97 334.00 457.15 410.22 322.20 350.59

2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 CUMULATIVE Sl. Project No CLA CLA Expen CLA CLA Expen CLA CLA Expen CLA Expen Sanctioned Released diture Sanctioned Released diture Sanctioned Released diture Released diture 1 UKP Stage-I Phase-III 102.14 91.92 139.36 169.97 154.16 44.25 212.06 0.00 91.05 1242.80 1697.49 2 UKP Stage-II 44.14 8.019 176.72 94.45 93.02 67.65 166.88 150 119.55 1652.64 2348.63 3 Malaprabha 33.94 30.54 27.72 135.00 110.53 28.20 56.20 0.00 94.81 313.37 380.08 4 Hirehalla ------64.24 130.52 5 Ghataprabha 57.82 52.04 44.56 99.05 56.16 65.22 22.89 20.60 84.22 544.82 787.42 6 Karanja 15.78 12.25 10.78 - - 8.27 4.88 0.00 21.92 189.03 209.56 7 Gandorinala 18.02 - 17.97 18.52 18.52 23.79 - - - 116.94 159.05 8 Maskinala ------3.22 3.23 9 Varahi 22.41 20.17 64.76 29.24 26.32 49.68 5.70 0.00 41.76 68.54 270.27 10 Bhima LIS - - - 65.16 58.64 30.18 59.35 52.62 38.37 111.26 68.55 Guddadamallapura 11 - - - 36.00 32.40 6.66 27.60 24.84 31.59 57.24 38.25 LIS Total 294.25 214.94 481.87 660.90 549.75 323.90 555.56 248.06 523.27 4364.10 6093.05

5. SPECIAL REHABILITATION PACKAGE

During 2006-07, the Special Rehabilitation Package was launched by the Government of India to mitigate the distress of farmers in selected 31 districts of the Country from where large numbers of Suicide cases by the farmers were reported.

In Karnataka, the 6 districts viz Belgaum, Bijapur, Shimoga, Chikkamagalur, Chitradurga, Hassan and Kodagu were identified as drought prone districts and 17 projects benefiting these 6 districts were identified and proposals of the same have been submitted.

An allocation of `.1208.71 Crores has been made towards major and medium Irrigation sector under assured irrigation. Out of this the grant portion of `.725.24 Crores will be borne by the center and the loan portion of `.483.47 Crores will be met-out of state funds. The funding proposed is as per revised AIBP norms.

Malaprabha and Ghataprabha are already receiving Central Assistance under AIBP. Markandeya, Chiklihole and Votehole projects are completed. Hippargi, Dudhganga, ERM of Bheemasamudra tank and Modernisation of canal systems of Bhadra are availing central assistance under this package since 2007-08. Approval of Planning Commission is pending to 6 irrigation projects of Cauvery Basin. Approval in 3 irrigation projects in Krishna basin is awaited. Assistance under package is extended upto 2012. Details of central assistance received under this package during 2010-11 are as follows:

Details of Central Assistance (CA) proposed under Hon'ble Prime Minister's special Rehabilitation package during 2010-11

(`.in Crores, Potential in Ha.)

Expenditure Sl. Programme CA CA Name of Project incurred upto No. for 2010-11 Proposed released end of 03/2011

1 Hipparagi 400.00 281.20 281.20 348.28

2 Bhadra modernisation 340.00 58.98 0.00 147.10

3 Dudhganga 16.34 4.08 3.67 6.21

ERM of 4 4.30 4.30 0.00 0.00 Bheemasamudra tank

Total 760.64 348.56 284.87 501.59

6. SPECIAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN (SDP)

As per the recommendations of High Power Committee for redressal of regional imbalances, exclusive allocation is made available to irrigation sector for early completion of ongoing major & medium irrigation projects in the backward districts of the State. Budget allocation to Water Resources Department for the year 2010-11 under Special Development Plan is `.378.83 crores. Break up is as follows:

KBJNL `.25.00 crores KNNL `.278.83 crores CNNL `.25.00 crores CADA `.50.00 crores TOTAL `.378.83.00 crores (`. in lakhs, Potential in Ha.)

Annual Progress upto Sl Revenue Name of the Programme for District Taluk 03/2011 No. division project 2010-11 Financial Phy Financial Phy 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 1. KRISHNA BHAGYA JALA NIGAM (KBJNL) Sindagi Indi LIS Km 97.30 1000.00 2000 2236.58 0 1 Belgaum Bijapura Indi to 128.00 500.00 1000 1118.29 0 2 Raichur Raichur Devadurga NRBC Dsty-9A 1000.00 4500 2236.00 0 Total Belgaum 1500.00 3000 3354.87 0 TOTAL KBJNL 2500.00 7500 5590.87 0 2. CAUVERY NEERAVARI NIGAM LIMITED (CNNL) Mysore Kollegal Hubbehunasekere 500.00 364 381.11 0 Imp. To Byranahalli & Mandya Maddur 150.00 0 114.33 0 Chammanahalli Mysore canals 2 Holenarasi Hucchanakoppalu Hassan 550.00 0 419.22 0 pura LIS Total Mysore 1200.00 364 914.66 0 Bengalore Ramanagara Kanakapura Arkavathy 1300.00 126 990.88 0 Total Bangalore 1300.00 126 990.88 0 TOTAL CNNL 2500.00 490 1905.54 0 3. KARNATAKA NEERAVARI NIGAM LIMITED (KNNL) Gulbarga Afzalpur 900.00 400 749.64 1827 Amarja Aland 1200.00 600 999.53 2740 Chincholi LMP 1800.00 917.17 1 Gulbarga Gulbarga Gandorinala 500.00 955.9 Chittapura Bennithora 1000.00 1839.04 Bellary Hadagali Singatalur 8800.00 1500 14068.26 0 Total Gulbarga 14200.00 2500 19529.54 4567 Upper Bhadra 2 Bangalore Chitradurga 12183.00 0 11727.55 0 Irrigation

Ubrani Bangalore Davangere Chennagiri 1000.00 0 897.26 0 Amrutapura 3 Ubrani Mysore Chikkamagalur Tarikere 500.00 0 448.63 0 Amrutapura Total Bangalore & Mysore 13683.00 0 13073.44 0 TOTAL KNNL 27883.00 2500 32602.98 4567 TOTAL W.R.D (1+2+3) 32883.00 10490 40099.39 4567

7. WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT ORGANISATION

ACTIVITIES: This Organisation is incharge of Planning and Investigation of all Major and Medium Irrigation Projects in the State and provides all the information to the Government in respect of Inter State Water Disputes like Cauvery, Krishna, Godavari and Mahadayi. This Organisation acts as a data Bank for all Hydrological details of Rivers and streams in the State by collecting and processing the raingauge and River gauge data in a systematic manner. This Organisation provides information regarding completed, ongoing and proposed irrigation projects of the state. This organisation prepares Catchment Area Maps incorporting influencing rain guage stations, digital maps of all hydro meteorological stations of Karnataka state, command area maps of completed, ongoing and proposed irrigation projects under Cauvery and Krishna river basin using the latest software viz., GIS, Remote sensing and Autodesk map. The work of monitoring and evaluation of existing and ongoing projects and safety aspects of dams are monitored by this organisation. In addition, the establishment matter of Irrigation zones regarding postings, transfer of staff and Regularisation of Daily Wages Staff and Monthly Rated Staff as per Supreme Court order is also attended to by this Organisation.

KRISHNA - GODAVARI UNIT

The Krishna Godavari unit in Water Resources Development Organisation under the water resources department, is working to resolve the Inter Sate Water disputes aroused in the wake of the Orders of the previous Krishna Water Disputes Tribunal and Godavari Water Disputes Tribunal by collecting data, analyzing and to obtain State’s share in surplus waters. Mahadayi and other Inter State Water Disputes (except Cauvery Dispute) is dealt in this unit.

This unit is looking after the issues pertaining to Krishna Water Disputes, Godavari Water Disputes, Mahadayi Water Disputes (Diversion Scheme), Palar and Pennar Water Disputes (Paragodu Drinking Water Supply Scheme . Legal team, comprising of Advocate General, Government of Karnataka, Sri F.S. Nariman, Senior Advocate, Sri. Anil B. Divan, Senior Advocate to represent the State before the Tribunal constituted by the Government of Karnataka are as under: Sriyuths:

Sl.No. Senior Advocate / Advocate Remarks Advocate General, Government of 1 Karnataka 2 F.S.Nariman Senior Advocate 3 Anil B. Divan Senior Advocate 4 Sharat S. Javali Senior Advocate 5 Mohan V.Katarki Advocate 6 Subhash C. Sharma Advocate 7 Brijesh Kalappa Advocate 8 Ranvir Singh Advocate 9 V.N.Raghupathy Advocate 10 Gurudatta Ankolekar Advocate, 11 Smt. Anitha Shenoy Advocate (Mahadayi matter) 13

CAUVERY UNIT:

The Cauvery unit of Water Resources Development Organization, Bangalore deals with the matters concerning sharing of waters of the River Cauvery with the other riparian States viz., Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Union Territory of Pondicherry.

The Cauvery Unit was formed during 1990 with staff of W.R.D.O. It was functioning under the then Chief Engineer, W.R.D.O. Bangalore.

The Cauvery Water Disputes Tribunal was set up by the Ministry of water Resources, Government of India, vide its order No. 21.01.1990 WD, dated: 02.06.1990 with Head quarters at New Delhi for adjudication of the Cauvery Water Dispute.

For effective participation and pleading the case of Karnataka before the Cauvery Water Dispute Tribunal, Cauvery water Cell established in 1990 is now functioning in Karnataka Bhavan-III (Bheema), HUDCO Place, Andrews Ganj, New Delhi

To safe guard the interests of Karnataka and to substantiate the stand of the Government before the Supreme Court/Cauvery water Disputes Tribunal a team of Advocates Including Advocate General of Karnataka is appointed and their services are being utilized.

The current team of Advocates appointed by the Government to represent Cauvery Water Disputes is as under:

1 Advocate General of Karnataka 2 Sri. F.S.Nariman Senior Advocate 3 Sri. Anil B. Divan Senior Advocate 4 Sri. S.S.Javali Senior Advocate 5 Sri. Mohan V. Katarki Advocate 6 Sri. Shambhu Prasad Singh Advocate 7 Sri. V.N. Raghupathi Advocate 8 Sri. S.C.Sharma Advocate 9 Sri. Ranvir Singh Advocate 10 Sri. Brijesh Kalappa Advocate

To get technical advise in Cauvery Water Disputes matter two Technical Advisors were appointed by the Government and their services are being continued.

To discuss the latest developments in respect of Cauvery Water Dispute and necessary actions to be taken in order to protect interest of the State and to give Technical Advise to the State Government regarding the subject referred to it Cauvery Technical Committee is constituted.

Geomatics Centre

To overcome the problems of completing the Water Resources Investigations within the time frame, because of reduced technical manpower in the Department, to undertake detailed survey work and to avoid outsourcing to private organization resulting in increased cost of the projects, the Geomatics Centre was established in Water Resources Development Organization on 14

21-7-2001 as per the G.O.No.ID/50/MBI/2000, Bangalore Dated: 4-5-2001. 13 posts including post of a Director, was created vide GO Dated 10-4-2003 with an intention of adopting the modern techniques in Planning and Investigation namely.

1. Remote Sensing 2. Geographical Information System 3. Global positioning systems. Subsequently the centre was equipped with required Hardwares & Softwares. Vision and Mission

1) Data base of Water Resources Information System from micro to macro level which includes Integration of entire water availability, utilization and requirement etc., can be generated.

2) A data base indicating each revenue survey boundary under the atchkat, can be generated using R.S. & GIS technology.

3) Silt and Sedimentation Estimation of reservoir can be taken up using remote sensing application.

4) Project wise planning & water budgeting can be made for optimum utilization of the water as per State Water Policy.

HYDROLOGY UNIT

To assess Water Resources in Karnataka State in a scientific manner, the studies of flow data at various points in different river basins and rainfall data are most essential. As such, the Government of Karnataka has established a separate Hydrology Unit under Water Resources Development Organization, with the responsibility to collect data from various gauging stations spread all over the State for analyzing and validation of Hydrometric and Hydro meteorological data.

Hydrology Project –II

Government of India has included the state of Karnataka for participating in the Hydrology Project Phase – II. It has allocated a provision of Rs. 23.53 crores for the purpose. This has again been divided into two components.

Surface Water Component `.9.09 crores Ground Water Component `.14.44 crores Total `.23.53 crores

Hydrology Project – II is a follow up action project of World Bank Aided Hydrology Project – I, wherein infrastructure for collection of data was established. The data so collected is now proposed for utilization in the new Hydrology Project – II.

OBJECTIVE:

The overall project development objective is to extend and promote the sustained and effective use of Hydrologic Information System by all potential users, concerned with water 15 resources planning and management thereby contributing to improved productivity and cost- effectiveness of water related investments. The Government vide G.O. No.WRD/8/Rajayo/2004, Bangalore Dt: 24.12.2004 has accorded approval to the implementation of the said project with World Bank assistance and as per the Ministry of Water Resources guidelines.

ORGANIZATIONAL SET UP : The Karnataka component of Hydrology Project is being implemented by two agencies viz Surface Water component by Water resources Department and the Ground Water by Department of Mines & Geology. The Chief engineer, Hydrology & CMO has been made the Nodal Officer for Surface Water component of the Project while Joint. Director (Adm) has been made the Nodal Officer for Ground Water component of the Project.

PLANNING AND INVESTIGATION UNIT

Û This Unit is attending to the work of Technical Scrutiny of New Major and Medium Irrigation Projects, conducting survey and investigation of Major and Medium Irrigation Projects, preparing P.I.R and D.P.R of the same, Replies to C.W.C. comments and arranging for clearance of projects and correspondence between State and Central Governments regarding Irrigation Projects. This unit submits report to the Government regarding water utilisation to mini hydel schemes, industrial and drinking water proposals of the State. This unit corresponds with T.A.C and M.I.P.C Board for technical sanction and administrative approval of projects.

In addition to the investigation works of Major and Medium Irrigation Projects, the following works are also dealt within this unit.

e – Governance in Water Resources Department:

Planning and Investigation Unit, Water Resources Development Organisation is monitoring the e-Governance activities of entire Water Resources Department in Karnataka. Short-term courses to use Computers for the Technical and Non-Technical staff are being conducting regularly. This Unit manages the Website of Water Resources Department “http://waterresources.kar.nic.in” which includes details of Nigams. The website includes the following data

a) Right to Information Act

b) Schedule of Rates c) Preparation of material required for National Performance of dam Programme for Dam safety.

d) Salient features of Major and Medium Irrigation Projects.

e) Hierarchy of Administration in Water Resources Department and

f) Tender Bulletins.

Right to Information Act:

Requisitions from public regarding Water Resources Department are answered within a stipulated period of one month and updated periodically in the Departmental Website.

Eco-Committee Task Force:

The Government had constituted an Eco-Committee Task Force vide GO No. WRD: 15: NMS: 2000, dated: 13.2.2002 under the Chairmanship of Sri. A.N. Yellappa Reddy, Retd. Secretary, Forest and Ecology Department, to prepare an Action Plan for the implementation of the Recommendations put forth by the Eco-Committee also chaired by him. The Task Force in its letter dated: 10.3.2003 has submitted a draft five year Action Plan for `.1000/- crores for implementation of the Recommendations. It had also requested for a grant of `.100/- crores for the year 2003-04. The Task Force proposed to entrust the work to different agencies. At present, the Eco-Committee Task Force has suspended its work.

The Government has constituted a Committee vide Government Official Memorandum No. d¸ÀAE/123/¸ÉÃJ¸ÀÄ/2008 dt: 18-8-2008, under the Chairmanship of Principal Secretary, W.R.D., for examining the proposal of shifting of staff / post of excess Circle, Division and Sub-Division offices of Water Resources Department to needed places. The Chief Engineer, W.R.D.O. is the Member Secretary of this committee. At present this committee is

functioning and report is awaited. This unit provides assistance to the committee.

Experts Committee regarding “Soubhagya Sanjeevini” project:

An Experts Committee was constituted under the Chairmanship of Sri. K.C.Reddy, Advisor, Public Works & Energy Department,vide G.O. WRD 205 WBP 03, Bangalore, dated: 17-11-2006 to Study in detail Sri A.G.Kodgi’s proposal “Soubhagya Sanjeevini” and to submit the feasibility report. This committee has submitted the Report along with the Recommendations to the Government on 14-9-07. Experts Committee for diversion projects and regarding availability of water in various River basins:

An Expert Committee was constituted under the Chairmanship of Sri. K.C.Reddy, Advisor, Public Works & Energy Department vide Government Order No. WRD 65 WBP 05 (P-1) Bangalore dated 16-12-06, to study the availability of water in various West Flowing River basins and also to conduct studies regarding the projects. This committee has conducted one meeting and at present, it has suspended its work.

Neeravari Software:

Neeravari Software needs to be stabilised and rebuilt with new Platform, Architecture and Software as per the latest technology.

Other activities:

• This Unit corresponds with State & National level Organisations like Central Water Commission, Bureau of Indian Standards, Indian National Committee for Irrigation & Drainage, Water & Power Consultancy Services and Central Board of Irrigation and Power. This Unit attends to the Committee meetings conducted by these Organisations and provides information requested by them. Demarcation of Project and river details of Karnataka on Google Earth is being done by this unit.

• This Unit provides information for attending the meetings of Assurance Committee, Estimate Committee and Petition Committee. This unit prepares Annual Administrative Report, Annual Report and Irrigation in Karnataka pertaining to W.R.D.O annually. This unit provides report regarding Monthly Multilevel Review Meetings to the Government every month.

• This unit deputes officers of this organisation for various training programme, seminar, conference, workshop etc., to update their knowledge regarding latest technology and development in the water resources sector. This unit attends to the requisitions pertaining to public grievances (d£ÀvÁzÀ±Àð£À ªÀÄvÀÄÛ d£À¸ÀàAzÀ£À) and submits suitable replies every month in this regard to Secretary, Water Resources Department and Principal Secretary, Department of Personnel and Administrative Reforms, public interaction cell. This unit submits draft replies to LAQ, LCQ, Loksabha and Rajyasabha questions from time to time.

KRISHNA - GODAVARI UNIT

1. KRISHNA WATER DISPUTES :

1.1 The Krishna Water Disputes Tribunal (Bachawat Tribunal) was constituted by April 1969 issued by the Government of India, Ministry of Irrigation and Power and referred to the Tribunal for adjudication the water disputes regarding the Inter-State River Krishna and the River Valley thereof emerging from the letters of Karnataka (erstwhile Mysore), Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh. The Krishna Water Disputes Tribunal (Bachawat Tribunal), gave its first report on December, 1973 and further report on May 1976 containing the final order of the Tribunal.

1.2 As per Scheme ‘A’, the allocations are as follows:

Maharashtra 560+ 25=585 Karnataka 700+34=734 Andhra Pradesh 800+11=811 Total 2060+70=2130 TMC

The allocations under Scheme 'A' has been stated by the Tribunal as ‘en bloc’. However restrictions are placed in some of the sub-basins. The master plan was constituted & in 2002 it was associated for allocation to various projects.

1.3 The Tribunal also allocated the return flow of 70 tmc as, 25 tmc to Maharashtra, 34 tmc to Karnataka and 11 tmc to Andhra Pradesh.

The Bachawat Tribunal had also devised the Scheme 'B' to allocate surplus waters available in the Krishna Basin. As per this Scheme ‘B’ the basin States were earmarked the shares, in the surplus waters available above 2130 tmc, as per the following percentages:

Maharashtra 25% Karnataka 50% Andhra Pradesh 25%

1.4 All the three basin states respectively filed letter of Complaint for constituting a Water Dispute Tribunal in the matter of sharing of surplus water of Krishna River Basin before the Government of India. Considering the complaints of the basin States, the Central Government issued a Notification dated 02.04.2004 constituting the Krishna Water Disputes Tribunal. A Technical Committee has been constituted by the Government under the Chairman to pose effectively the right of the State before the Tribunal and to advise the legal team from time to time.

1.5 The Krishna water disputes tribunal-II has given its report on 30th December 2010 based on the availability and estimated quantity of water. The state of Karnataka has been allocated 911 tmc, Which is an additional quantity of 177 tmc., apart from the previous allocation made by the Bachawat award of 734 tmc, the Hon’ble tribunal has also ordered the height of the Almatti dam to be increased from the existing 519.6 m to 524.256 wherein 303tmc of water can be utilized.

1.6 The party states have sought certain clarifications under ISWD Act 1959 section 5(3), over certain issues raised in the report of Krishna Water Disputes Tribunal II. The Tribunal is yet to clarify. The state of Andhra Pradesh has filed Special Leave Petition (SLP) before the Hon’ble Supreme Court challenging the Krishna Water Disputes Tribunal report II and the case is in progress.

2. GODAVARI WATER DISPUTES (O.S-4/2007):

2.1 The Government of India constituted the Godavari Water Disputes Tribunal on April 1969 issued by the Government of India, Ministry of Irrigation & Power. On April 1969, the Government of India, Ministry of Irrigation & Power, referred to the Tribunal for adjudication the water dispute regarding inter-State River Godavari and the river valley thereof emerging from the letters of Mysore Government (now Karnataka), Maharashtra Government, Orissa Government and Madhya Pradesh Government.

2.2 The Tribunal investigated the matters referred to it and gave its report on November 1979 and further (final) report on 7th July 1980, based on the agreements of bipartite / tripartite / all States which were submitted to the Tribunal. The interests of Karnataka are limited to Manjra Sub-basin in Godavari Basin. Karnataka has a share of 22.37 tmc in Godavari basin of Karnataka (Manjra Sub-basin).

As per the agreement of 4th August 1978 on constructing Polavaram project by Andhra Pradesh, 80 tmc of Godavari waters can be diverted to Krishna basin for use by projects upstream of Nagarjunasagar. Out of this quantity, 45 tmc of water can be utilized by Andhra Pradesh. Maharashtra and Karnataka together can utilize 35 tmc. Diversion in excess of 80 tmc shall also be shared in the same proportion (45:35) by the three States. Out of 35 tmc. Maharashtra can utilize 14 tmc and Karnataka can utilize 21 tmc in Krishna basin of the respective States, from the date of approval to the Polavaram Project by the Central Government. The decision of the Godavari Water Disputes Tribunal (GWDT), regarding diversion of Godavari waters to the Krishna river, has resulted in the availability of additional waters to Karnataka for its projects in the Krishna basin. In all, Karnataka can utilize 23 tmc (21 tmc + 10% regeneration) additional water in Krishna basin.

The state of Orissa has filed an application seeking injunction before the Hon’ble Supreme Court, against the state of Andhra Pradesh constructing the Polavaram project which was previously cleared by the Union Government. In this matter, the Karnataka State to have its legitimate share, has also impleaded to be a party in the matter and the case is in progress.

3. MAHADAYI WATER DISPUTES: 3.1 Malaprabha dam was constructed during 1972 across river Malaprabha at Naviluteertha, Belgaum district. In view of the reduction in the inflow of Malaprabha river at the dam site, the meeting of drinking water needs of Hubli and Dharwad cities has become a difficult task. Therefore, it was proposed to augment the supply of drinking water, by diverting 7.56 tmc of water to Malaprabha basin from Karnataka portion of Mahadayi basin.

3.2 Government of Goa kept on opposing the Scheme by stating that Mahadayi is a deficit river basin and by this, diversion will have adverse impact in Goa.

3.3 The Ministry of Water Resources, Government of India, on 30.04.2002, accorded ‘in principle clearance’, for this scheme, on account of opposition of Goa, Union Government kept the above clearance ‘in abeyance’ on 19th September 2002.

3.4 The States of Karnataka, Maharashtra and Goa submitted their complaint regarding distribution of Mahadayi River Waters to the Government of India. Based on the complaints Government of India constituted Mahadayi Water Dispute Tribunal to resolve the issues on 16.11.2010. Accordingly the Original Suit O.S-4/2006 filed by the Government of Goa was dismissed by the Supreme Court in its order dated 20.02.2011. The officers of the Unit are working hard to submit replies on behalf of Karnataka to the Tribunal. The Tribunal sittings are about to start.

4. PENNAR WATER DISPUTES (O.S.5/2003):

4.1 Andhra Pradesh has raised an Inter State Water Dispute in the matter of Minor Irrigation Projects of Tumkur and Kolar districts and Paragodu project drinking water supply scheme. It has filed suit (O.S. No. 5/2003) before the Hon’ble Supreme Court and the arguments are under progress. In connection with the above matter the study of Andhra Pradesh has proposed two witnesses. The Cross examination of the Andhra Pradesh witness have been completed. The Cross examination of the three witness from Karnataka are in progress.

CAUVERY UNIT:

Cauvery unit renders technical assistance to the Advocates engaged by the state to appear before the Cauvery water Dispute Tribunal and Supreme Court. This unit also prepares documents and other required materials for the Technical Committee, All Party Meetings and other related meetings.

In addition, this unit also carries out the following works.

¾ Collection and analyzing data regarding Reservoir levels, inflow, etc., of the Cauvery Basin Projects in the State.

¾ Preparation of brief and draft replies in connection with the reactions from the public and other State Governments, which appear in press.

¾ Collection and updating of materials that are relevant to the Cauvery water Disputes etc.,

Progress during 2008-09, 2009 -10 & 2010-11

Before The Cauvery Water Disputes Tribunal :-

The Cauvery Water Disputes Tribunal announced its final verdict along with report on 05.02.2007. As per the judgment the allocation of 740 tmc is made amongst the party States. Further it is ordered in the judgment that Karnataka should ensure during a normal year 192 tmc of water at the inter-state contact point, presently identified as Biligundlu gauging station maintained by CWC, as per a specified monthly schedule.

Aggrieved by the final orders of the Tribunal Karnataka Government filed review petition under Section 5(3) of Inter State Water Disputes Act on 03.05.2007 before the Cauvery Water Dispute Tribunal. All other party States have also filed review petition under Section 5(3).

The CWDT which met on 10.07.2007 accepting the petitions of all the party States and that of Central Government, Ordered them to be listed for orders after disposal of the appeals (Special Leave Petitions filed by the party States) by the Supreme Court.

Before The Supreme Court:- Aggrieved by the Final Order of the Cauvery Water Disputes Tribunal dated: 05.02.2007, Karnataka filed Civil Appeal No. 2453/2007 (Vol. I to III - pages 1 to 1038) against the Final Orders of the Tribunal under Article 136 of the Constitution on 23.04.2007 before the Supreme Court of India Kerala and Tamil Nadu also filed Special Leave Petitions.(Civil Appeal No2454/2007 & Civil Appeal No2456/2007) The Special Leave Petitions were heard on 07.05.2007 by the Supreme Court and leave was granted to all the applicants.

Additional documents (Vol. IV to XXV – pages 1039 to 6759) have been filed between 04.05.2007 and 11.02.2009 in support of issues that are to be argued before the Supreme Court. The Civil appeals are being listed for hearing.

Pending Original Suit No. 3/2001 filed by Tamil Nadu on 19.09.2001 came up for hearing 7 times before the Supreme Court during the year 2008-09. Framing of issues, admissions and denials of documents and filing of additional documents in two volumes have been completed before the Supreme Court.

On 23.03.2009, the Court ordered to list the matter after the judgment is delivered by a bench presided over by the Hon’ble Chief Justice of India in Civil appeal No.2543/2007, 2454/2007 and 2456/2007.

Pending Original Suit No. 3/2002 filed by Tamil Nadu on 10.07.2002 came up during the year 2008-09 before Supreme Court on 28.11.2008 and 26.03.2009. This suit incidentally also contained contempt petitions No. 461 and 484 of 2002 on the then Honb’le Chief Minister Sri S.M. Krishna and others. On 28.11.2008 the Supreme Court was of the opinion that no contempt has been made out and accordingly disposed off the contempt petitions. After several hearings on the original suit, the Supreme Court on 03.08.2009 ordered as under:

“List these matters after judgment in C.A.No.2453, 2454 and 2456 of 2007 is pronounced”

I. A No. 2 of 2007 filed by Tamil Nadu in Civil Appeal No. 2453/2007:

Tamil Nadu has filed this I.A.No.2 in SLP before the Supreme Court on 06.08.2007, praying that:

“A. restrain the State of Karnataka from executing or commissioning any new check dams or irrigation works and / or Lift Irrigation Schemes which are in violation of the final Order dated 05.02.2007 passed by the Tribunal thereby creating new ayacut under any Schemes pending disposal of the present civil appeal;

B. restrain the State of Karnataka from taking up desiltation of minor irrigation tanks in the Cauvery basin and thereby increasing the impounding or waters and utilization there under, which are in violation of the final Order dated 05.02.2007 passed by the Tribunal thereby creating new ayacut under any such Schemes pending disposal of the present civil appeal;

C. pass such further orders or any other orders that Hon’ble Court may deem fit and appropriate in the circumstances of the case.”

As per the directions of the Supreme Court on 01.02.2008 Karnataka filed its Counter Affidavit on 15.02.2008 taking the stand that even on merits, the instant application is liable to be dismissed.

The State of Tamil Nadu filed its Rejoinder Affidavit on 24.03.2008. The matter which came up for hearing on 28.03.2008 was adjourned to April. The matter was jointly mentioned by the party States before the Hon’ble Chief Justice on 28.04.2008 was ordered to be listed on 28.07.2008.

On 28.03.2008 Government of India filed an application (I.A.No.2/2008) in SLP No.7806/2007. It filed the application for its Impleadment as a Party under Order XLVII read with Order VI, Rule 2(3) of SCR. The Court made the following Order.

“I.A.No.2- application for intervention is allowed. Union of India is impleaded as a party. Issue Notice to the impleaded party. The parties are at liberty to file additional documents within four weeks the parties may also file their written submissions in the meanwhile List in the month of November, 2008 before a three Judge bench.”

I. A No. 3 of 2008 filed by Tamil Nadu in Civil Appeal No. 2453/2007:

Tamil Nadu filed the above I.A in Supreme Court on 20.11.2008 regarding restraining from taking up of Shivanasamudram Hydro Electric Project by the State of Karnataka. It also filed an additional Affidavit on 03.08.2009. The State of Tamil Nadu insisted that the four Hydro Electric Schemes viz., Shivanasamudram, Mekedatu, Rasimalai and Hogenekal (the first two lie entirely in Karnataka area, whereas the other two lie in the common reach between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu) be taken up as a joint venture by the Government of India and that Shivanasamudram and Mekedatu should not be individually taken up by the State of Karnataka. Karnataka filed its reply affidavit on 29.09.2009.

Before the Cauvery River Authority:-

After the Final Award of the CWDT on 05.02.2007 Karnataka is of the opinion that neither the Interim Order nor the final order is under operation as the Tribunal in its interim order had stated that the interim order will be in effect till the final order is pronounced but the final order has not yet been notified by the Government of India, whereas Tamil Nadu is of the contention that the interim order dated: 25.06.1991 still survives.

The Government of India had indicated that till the final Order is notified, the interim order holds sway. Karnataka has differed on this and has been urging Government of India that the matter can only be resolved by CRA.

The Cauvery Monitoring Committee (constituted by CRA) held its 24th meeting on 4th December 2009 and its 25th Meeting on 24th August 2010, where the status of flows during the year 2009-10 and 2010-11were reviewed. The stand of Karnataka on distress formula is that the sharing of water under distress condition is to be based on ground realities and the quantum is to be decided by CRA based on the facts and circumstances prevailing at the time.

Physical Achievements: Regulation of Flows During 2008-09, 2009-10 & 2010-11

2008-09: During the Water year the gauging at Biligundlu has shown that a quantity of 209.43 tmc has flown to Tamil Nadu to end of May 2009, which is greater than 192 tmc, the stipulated quantity as per the final award of Cauvery Water Dispute Tribunal.

2009-10: During the Water year the gauging at Biligundlu has shown that a quantity of 219.50 tmc has flown to Tamil Nadu to end of May 2010, which is greater than 192 tmc, the stipulated quantity as per the final award of Cauvery Water Dispute Tribunal.

2010-11 : During the Water year the gauging at Biligundlu has shown that a quantity of 172.12 tmc has flown to Tamil Nadu to end of December 2010

GEOMATICS CENTRE:

Performance of the centre

1. Preparation of different GIS Maps for K.G. & Cauvery Units of Central Office based on information provided by the respective units.

2. Generation of Isohyetal and Zonal re-organization GIS Maps in digital formats for Karnataka.

3. Catchment area GIS maps with influencing rain gauges for the 236 major, medium and minor irrigation projects for Dam Safety preparedness as per the requirement of hydrology unit is being prepared and provided to hydrology unit.

4. 30 layers of information pertaining to Major, medium and minor irrigation projects of the state for Web Enabled GIS based water Resources Information System is being generated as per the request of Central Water Commission. 20 layers of information in GIS shape file format have been submitted. Relevant data is being receiving from the concerned project authority for which mapping is under progress. 23

5. Preparation of GIS digital Maps of all hydro meteorological stations of Karnataka State as per the information provided by the hydrology unit of Central Office is in progress.

6. GIS Digital Maps of all the projects coming under Krishna river basin of Karnataka, Maharastra, and Andhra States has been prepared and furnished to Krishna Godavari unit of Inter State Water dispute for Krishna Tribunal.

7. GIS Map of the garland canals of Netravati river diversion scheme for project no.1, 2 and 3 from the input data of ALTM (Air Borne Laser Terrain Mapping) survey provided by NRSC Hyderabad has been prepared and handed over to planning unit.

HYDROLOGY UNIT:

The following Meteorological stations are working under the Jurisdiction of WRDO:

A. Hydrological Stations:

1. Current Meter Gauging Stations - 36

2. Stage Discharge Stations -12

3. River Gauging (measured over weir) -01

4. Silt and Sedimentation observations stations – 31

B. Hydro meteorological Stations:

1. Fully Climatic Stations-86

2. Autographic Rain gauge Stations -166

3. Standard Rain gauge Stations – 758

The data obtained from these Hydrological and Hydro meteorological stations are scrutinized, analyzed and processed. The data of Rain gauge Stations maintained by Water Resources Development Organization are published by the Department of Economics and Statistics after obtaining the data from the concerned Tahasildar office’s of the respective Taluks. Also the daily inflow, outflow of the major and medium reservoirs, weirs and anicuts are collected from respective zones and are being processed. Based on these yield studies are being carried out for the irrigation, drinking and power projects.

Besides, this unit is also involved in review of the Hydrological aspects of 236 dams coming under the large dams category and these studies are being sent to IMD and then to CWC for getting approval.

The Hydrological data collected in this unit is utilized for Hydrological analysis of various projects of the state. During the year 2009-10 certain areas have been identified for the installation of ORG stations as per IMD norms.

Hydrometeorological stations data are being shared with the KSNDMC for weather based crop insurance schemes.

Physical Progress.

1) Computers, Laptops and peripherals are procured & installed in the Data centre at Bangalore, Divisional Data Processing centers and Sub-Divisional Data Processing centers.

2) Furnitures for data centre at Bangalore and training centre at KERS procured following World Bank Proceedures.

3) Training imparted to staff in basic computers, SWDES Software and Hymos Software to engineers of the department.

4) System for real time data transfer of rainfall data through SMS technology has been developed and established.

5) A similar system has also been developed for real time data transfer of reservoir data through GSM technology.

6) PDS on study of river water samples at various sites in southern Karnataka has been commenced. The total expenditure incurred so far is Rs. 287.43lakhs.

8. CENTRAL MECHANICAL ORGANISATION

Central Mechanical organization (CMO) has one circle office, three divisions, 14 sub- divisions and 36 Sections/Work shops under its jurisdiction. I. The main duties and functions of the organization are briefly as follows: a) Inspection of sick machinery in the Public Works and Water Resources Department & scrutiny / sanction of repair estimates. b) Disposal of surplus and unserviceable machinery. c) Rehabilitation of surplus vehicles / machinery. The Central Mechanical Organisation is strivinbng hard to achieve the above objectives since its inception. PROGRESS ACHIEVED BY C.M.O DURING 2010-11: In order to ensure optimum utilization of Machinery/Equipments, available in Public works and Water Resources Department, the monthly returns of machinery of divisions are being obtained and reviewed regularly for its various performance aspects such as 1) Fuel usage 2) Oil usage 3) Km run with reference to standards fixed. 4) Idleness, surplus ness and rehabilitation. 5) Sick vehicles/equipments identification and its speedy repairs 6) Disposal of unserviceable machinery is reviewed and follow up action ensured until their disposal. Major regulatory functions:- To oversee that all the working vehicles/equipments of the department are put to optimum use sick vehicles / equipments are repaired with minimum downtime, economically and for unserviceable vehicles / equipments assist for the disposal expeditiously to the best advantage of the Government.

Principal Laws / Enactments being enforced:- The codal rules, the manual of contingent expenditure, delegation of financial powers as applicable to PW & Irrigation departments are being followed and also the Government orders issued from time to time.

Strategies for achieving the Departmental objectives:-

1. In order to achieve the above objectives, the monthly returns of machinery, along with requirement and surplus availability details are got regularly from Civil divisions and the same is reviewed. For this purpose presently, computer is being made use of.

2. To exercise economy in carrying out repairs, the estimates so got up is either sanctioned or scrutinised after thoroughly reviewing it. To exercise and review the condition of machinery and also up keeping of driving licence, insurance cover, Registration certificate, Fitness certificate etc., by conducting surprise inspections and bringing the lapses to the knowledge of Government.

3 To exercise economy in the fuel and oil consumed by the vehicles/equipments, standard rate of consumption is being stipulated and strictly being enforced.

4 To review the optimum utilisation of the available machinery and at the same time arrange for the requirement from out of the surplus availability so that unnecessary purchase is avoided.

5. To monitor the disposal of unserviceable machinery so that the same are expeditiously disposed off to the best advantage of the Government.

6. Apart from the Irrigation & PW Departments, this organisation assists other Government departments in inspecting sick machinery, repairing the same or scrutinising the estimates prepared thereby.

Major Developments / Highlights of the year:- Apart from the routine repairs works carried out by the sub-divisions of this organisation, surprise inspections of vehicles/equipments are conducted in order to prevent under logging and proper upkeep of the documents of vehicles and such instances if any, are being reported to Govt. Achievements during 2010-11: ------Sl. No. Particulars Achievements ( In numbers ) ------1 Repairs to machinery/equipment Opening balance as on 1.4.10 251 Receipts 2396 Total 2647 Repaired & Despatched (includes 33 major repairs) 2425 Closing balance 222

2 Inspections:- Total no. of Inspection carried out 463

Recommended for repairs 109

Recommended for scrap 354 ------3 Estimate for which scrutiny certificate are issued:- Numbers 22 Amount ( in lakhs) 15.13

Number of estimate sanctioned:- Numbers 87 Amount (in lakhs) 188.79 ------

No. of unserviceable vehicles/equipments identified for disposal during 2010-11 354 Nos.

Disposed during 2010-11 380 Nos.

Revenue realised Rs. 3,09,12,894/-

4 Rehabilitation of surplus Machinery- 2010-11

The following numbers / vehicles have been rehabilitated to various needy zones.

Sl. Tempo Trax / Zones Jeep Car Total No. Maruthi Van 1 2 3 4 5 6 01 C & B (S), Bangalore 05 - - 05 02 M.I. (S), Bangalore - 01 - 01 03 Irrigation South, Mysore 03 02 - 05 04 Hemavathy Project Zone, Gorur 01 - - 01 05 Irrigation Central Zone, Munirabad 01 - - 01 06 WRDO - 01 02 03 07 IGP, Vigilance - 01 01 02 08 Govt. Secretariat WRD - 02 - 02 09 Hydrology & CMO 04 01 - 05 10 KERS, KR Sagar - 01 - 01 11 Others (Committees formed by the Govt.) - 02 - 02 Total 14 11 03 28

Financial Target & Achievement during the year 2010-11

(`.In lakhs)

Grants for 2010-11 Achievement on 2010-11

Sl. Head of Establish- Establish- No. Works Total Works Total Account ment ment

01 4700-Plan 247.61 83.56 331.17 237.48 77.90 315.38 02 4700-Nonplan 275.52 289.85 565.37 244.55 155.72 400.27 03 2702- Plan 51.74 - 51.74 56.84 - 56.84 04 2702-Nonplan - 70.05 70.05 - 35.77 35.77 05 3054-Nonplan - 50.00 50.00 - 19.05 19.05 06 2059-Nonplan ------07 2701-Nonplan 390.40 11.00 401.40 376.91 8.17 385.08 08 2700-Nonplan 171.84 - 171.84 169.38 - 169.38 09 8443-Deposit - - - - 128.35 128.35 Contribution Total 1137.10 504.46 1641.56 1085.16 424.96 1510.12

PROGRAMME AND PROGRESS:- The programme and progress of workshops carried out is detailed below:------Programme Progress ------Major Repairs and 120 33 Minor Repairs Petty Repairs 3600 2425 28

9. KARNATAKA ENGINEERING RESEARCH STATION

Karnataka Engineering Research Station was started during 1944 as a small Research Unit. The Research Station, which forms a wing of the State Water Resources Department, had a phenomenal growth and today it is one of the oldest Research Organizations of its kind in the country. The main objectives of the Research Station are to find solutions to various problems encountered by the field Engineers in Civil engineering discipline. The Research Station has solved many intricate problems posed by Public Works Department, Water Resources Department, other Civil Engineering Departments, other agencies etc.

The Director of the rank of Chief Engineer heads the Research Station. He is assisted by the Joint Director, who is also the Principal of Engineering Staff College, which is a wing of K.E.R.S.

The activities of the Research Station are grouped under 4 divisions as under. Hydraulics Division Technical Services Division Soil Mechanics & Foundation Engineering Division Coastal Engineering Division Through the above Divisions, the Research Station has been playing a key role in solving many Engineering problems in the field of Hydraulics, Testing of building materials- cement, concrete, Soils, Rocks, water quality, problems connected with roads, Sea Erosion etc.

HYDRAULICS DIVISION Model studies of various components of Irrigation & Power Projects like spillway and energy dissipating arrangements, Assessment of carrying capacity of canal system by backwater computation, Gauging of canals, calibration of current meters, Capacity Evaluation of Reservoir by conventional Hydrographic survey as well as remote sensing techniques are the studies entrusted to this division.

TECHNICAL SERVICES DIVISION This division is entrusted with the work of conducting, non-destructive tests on cement, concrete, Mix design, steel, sand coarse aggregate etc. Tests on water samples, cement mortar and cement concrete samples for chemical analysis, collection of daily Rainfall and Hydrometerological data, maintenance of buildings and quarters of KERS, maintenance of library are other works entrusted to this division.

SOIL MECHANICS & FOUNDATION DIVISION

This division deals with problems related to foundations, suitability of soils to embankments, foundations of bridges and buildings and that related to MI tanks. This division also deals with problems related to rocks & its properties, roads etc.

COASTAL ENGINEERING DIVISION The main objective of this division is to investigate the causes of coastal erosion along coastal line of Karnataka, to collect field data, to suggest remedial measures to control coastal erosion 29 and to conduct model studies if necessary. Also pre-monsoon and Post-monsoon monitoring of Sea Walls, monthly monitoring of Sea Walls being constructed by port authorities are being done by this Division. Through the above Divisions, the Research Station has been playing a key role in solving many Engineering problems in the field of Hydraulics, Concrete, Testing of building materials- concrete, Soils, Rock, problems connected with roads, Sea Erosion etc.

DAM SAFETY CELL AND DAM SAFETY CELL-2 : One Dam Safety Cell and one Dam Safety cell-2 are working in the Research Station under the direct control of the Director, K.E.R.S. The Cells headed by Assistant Executive Engineers supported by technical staff are assisting the Director, KERS., in carrying out the functions as., Member of the National Committee on Dam Safety constituted by the Government of India, Member Secretary of the State Level Dam Safety Committee in Karnataka, constituted by the Government of Karnataka .and also in placing the issues connected with the “Technical Preparedness of the whole State on the Draft Dam Safety Act” before the SLDSC and to finalize the same before the enactment of the Act.

CREATION OF DAM SAFETY ORGANISATION : Proposals for creation of Dam Safety Organisation (to carryout the functions as enumerated in the “Report on Dam Safety Procedures” published by CWC and also to fulfill the requirement and statutory obligations under (“Draft Dam Safety Act”) is under consideration of the Government.

PROGRESS ACHIEVED BY KERS DURING 2010-11:

During the year 2010-11, up to end of March 2011, 246 Nos. of studies covering Hydraulic studies, Rating of current meters (30 Nos), Gauging of canals, Capacity evaluation of reservoirs, Testing of Building Materials, Soils, Water quality testing, etc., referred by different agencies have been completed and reports sent to concerned authorities and 51 studies are under progress. 14 studies are held up for want of details from project authorities.

Also the Coastal Engineering Division has been conducting monthly monitoring sea walls being constructed by port authorities and submitting monthly reports to the concerned in addition to post monsoon monitoring of sea walls. The monitoring of emergency sea protection works carried out under D C grants are also being undertaken by this division at Dakshina Kannada and Udupi District.

Under Hydrology project, two Level II Water Quality laboratories have been setup at K.R.Sagara & Munirabad. The laboratory is made functional by using the services of regular Assistant Engineers and Water Quality studies have been commenced during the current year. In the lab at K.R.Sagara, studies have been completed on the 33samples received. In the lab at Munirabad 25 studies have been completed on the stipulated 27 parameters. A compiled report of 48 water samples collected at Tungabhadra for 27 parameter analysis report has been submitted to concerned authorities.

Under Hydrology Project phase-2, Purpose Driven Study Viz “Study of river water samples at various sites in Southern Karnataka” has been approved by world bank and the study is under progress.

Annual meetings are conducted at national and state levels to monitor and discuss various issues on Dam Safety. National Committee on Dam Safety holds the meeting annually with members from all the states owning large Dams.

State Level Dam Safety Committee holds the meetings annually with the Chief Engineers in charge of large Dams.

Meeting at National Level regarding Dam safety issue:

The National Committee on Dam Safety has conducted 30 meetings so far.

The 30th Meeting of National Committee on Dam Safety was conducted on 27-08-2010 at New Delhi. The CWC, Delhi has sent the proceedings of the said meeting vide letter No. 3/19/NCDS/DSM/2010/516/ Dated:28-10-2010. All the concerned have been requested to submit the compliance to the said proceedings vide this office letter No. 4034-66, dt:26-11-2010 and they are being reminded monthly for submission of the same.

Meeting at State Level regarding Dam safety issue As per the “Report on Dam Safety Procedures” published by CWC, as per the “Draft Dam Safety Act” and “Terms of Reference of the State Level Dam Safety Committee in Karnataka” only Large Dams come under the purview of the State Level Dam Safety Committee in Karnataka. So far, 232 dams have been identified as large Dams in Karnataka State by the State Level Dam Safety Committee.

Large Dams including those owned by other agencies other than Water Resources Department such as M/s. Karnataka Power Corporation Limited, Karnataka Urban Water Supply and Drainage Board, Bangalore Water Supply and Sewerage Board, M/s. Kudremukh Iron Ore Company Limited, etc., come under the purview of the State Level Dam Safety Committee in Karnataka.

The State Level Dam Safety Committee in Karnataka has conducted 28 meetings (including 6 special meetings )so far.

Review of Health Status Report of Large Dams in Karnataka.

The “Health Status Report of Large Dams in Karnataka”, are to be submitted to Government and to CWC, New Delhi, in the month of April every year (as per the minutes of the National Committee and Dam Safety). In this connection, it is to state that, the inspection reports of Large Dams are to be reviewed in its totality, by the Dam Safety Organisation. At present there is no Dam Safety Organisation in Karnataka State.

1. “Health Status Report of Large Dams in Karnataka for the year 2006” has been submitted to Government and to Central Water Commission, New Delhi vide this office letter No: 4220-21 dt:06-12-2008, after placing the same before the 21st meeting of the State Level Dam Safety Committee in Karnataka held on 05-07-2008 at Bangalore.

2. “Health Status Report of Large Dams in Karnataka for the year 2008” has been submitted to Government and to Central Water Commission, New Delhi vide this office letter No: 31

2340 dt:23.08.2010 after placing the same before the 22nd meeting of the State Level Dam Safety Committee in Karnataka held on 07.08.2010 at Bangalore.

3. “Health Status Report of Large Dams in Karnataka for the year 2009” is under Review stage & will be submitted to Government and to Central Water Commission, New Delhi after placing the same before the 7th special meeting of the State Level Dam Safety Committee in Karnataka proposed to be held during the year 2011.

Important events during the year:

1. The MoU with Mysore City Corporation as a Third party agency for conducting the quality control tests on the materials used for development works taken up under theJnNURM project is continued.

2. The MoU entered with Administrative Training Institute in connection with conducting the quality control tests on the materials used for development works taken up by ATI under 12th Finance Commission grants during 2008-09 has been continued during 2010-11 also.

3. The MoU entered with APMC Mysore for conducting the quality control tests on the materials used for development works taken up by APMC Mysore has been continued during 2010-11.

4. Using Hi tech IBS equipments procured under Hydrology Project hydrographic surveys (silt surveys) of Kabini, Tonnurkere and votehole Reserviors have been completed .Post processing of data collected in respect of Hemavati Harangi, Krishnarajasagara, Kabini, Tonnurkere and Votehole Reserviors with analysis and preparation of report is under progress.

5. Model studies conducted to validate the design of sea walls furnished for 4 locations in Dakshina Kannada and Udupi districts have been completed.

6. The Institutional study report on “regionalization of Cauvery river basin in Karnataka by flood frequency analysis” has been finalised and submitted to Govt and WRDO.

STRENGTHENING OF RESEARCH STATION:

A Grant of `.199.00 lakhs has been released for the year 2010-11 under the plan Head in connection with strengthening of the Research Station. Almost all civil works as per approved programme have been completed.As per the decision taken to to construct an Engineering Staff College Building in lieu of Engineering Staff College Hostel Building, approval was obtained for the same and construction of college building is under progress.this work will be completed during 2010.

ENGINEERING STAFF COLLEGE: The Engineering Staff College conducts mainly three types of training Courses.

(i) Orientation course for newly appointed Asst. Executive Engineers/Asst. Engineers/Junior Engineers (Duration - 6 weeks for Asst. Executive Engineers and 4 weeks for Asst. Engineers and Junior Engineers)

(ii) Refresher courses for in - service Engineers and others in different subjects (Duration – 5 to 6 days). On special circumstances these courses will be extended upto 10 days.

(iii) Short term courses under Continuing Education Programme (C.E.P) (Duration - 5 days).

Besides, Basic Computer Course of 12 days duration are also being conducted by the College for the benefit of Engineers & other staff working in the Department.

PROGRESS ACHIEVED BY ENGINEERING STAFF COLLEGE DURING 2010-11:

The details of training Programmes conducted during 2010-11 upto end of March 2010 are given below. No. of No. of No. of Sl. Category of training courses courses persons No. programme proposed conducted trained 1 Institutional Courses 6 6 2 C.E.P Courses 34 34 1242 3 Institutional training 6 6 Total 46 46 1242

During 2010-11, up to end of March 2011, 46 different training Programmes have been conducted and 1242 officers/Staff has been trained.

In all, since inception of Staff College up to end of March 2011, the college has successfully conducted 1306 training programmes and has trained 26949 Officers/Staff of the Government Departments.

10. WATER AND LAND MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE (WALMI)

Introduction: To maximize returns from investments made in irrigation projects in the State, it is necessary to manage water and land in a systematic and scientific way. This requires capacity building of Government Staff as well Water Users. To meet these capacity building needs, Water and Land Management Institute (WALMI) started functioning at Dharwad on 12-5-1986 and was later registered as a Society under the Karnataka Societies Registration Act, 1960 on 16.06.1986. WALMI: imparts training; renders technical assistance, advises Government on legal, policy, organizational and procedural changes; organizes demonstrations in collaboration with other organizations; conducts special studies and brings out publications.

Training:

WALMIs training activities focused on the training required for implementation of the State Water Policy and the Irrigation Sector Reforms. Special emphasis was laid on training on Participatory Irrigation Management, Water Management and Land Development. Office bearers of Water Users Cooperative Societies throughout the State as well as some farmers were also trained by WALMI. As against a target of 1000 persons to be trained, 1771 persons were trained during 2010-11. Since inception WALMI has trained 36,391 persons.

Technical Assistance:

WALMI rendered technical assistance to the Water Resources Department and organizations coming under the Department on implementation of State Water Policy, Participatory Irrigation Management and necessary legal and policy changes.

Demonstrations in Collaboration with the University of Agricultural Sciences, Dharwad:

Demonstrations pertaining to irrigation methods for different crops- Cotton, Soyabean, Paddy, Sunflower, Wheat, Maize, Groundnut, Guava, Mango, Sapota and vegetable crops were laid. Water saving technolgies like drip, sprinkler and Raingun were demonstrated in the WALMI Farm to support training activities.

Action Research:

As per orders issued in Government Order No. WRD 14 CAM 2009, dated 02.12.2009, action research on participatory and sustainable water and land management is undertaken in selected distributaries of the Malaprabha and Ghataprabha projects. A support group comprising of all departments concerned with irrigated agriculture is constituted to implement the project. The activities are coordinated by the Director, WALMI. 34

Financial Progress:

During the year, WALMI received Grant-in-aid of `.185.00 lakhs under 2705-00-800-1-03 Command Area Development. Total expenditure of `.184.90 lakhs was incurred during the year up to end of March 2011. 35

PROJECTS UNDER KRISHNA BHAGYA

JALA NIGAM LIMITED 36

HIGHLIGHTS OF KRISHNA BHAGYA JALA NIGAM LIMITED FOR THE YEAR 2010-11

1. FILLING UP OF MI TANKS IN BIJAPUR & BAGALKOT DISTRICTS :

Scheme contemplates filling of 16 MI Tanks & 5 Bandaras in Bijapur & 7 MI Tanks in Bagakot Dist.

Jackwell work of 1st Head Work Atchcut of 8,600 Acres of MI Tanks located in the elevated drought prone area to be augmented apart from mitigating Drinking water problem.

Project proposed for completion during 2011-12.

Laying of MS Raising Main Work

2. CHIMMALGI LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEME :

Jackwell foundation work

Scheme contemplates providing irrigation for 2,15,000 Acres in command in Bijapur Dist.

Head work awarded on turn key basis in progress.

Combined Canal & West Main Canal Km 0.00 to 20.00 including Distibutary works commenced.

Intake Channel Work 37

3. INDI LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEME (GUTTI BASAVANNA) :

Scheme contemplates providing irrigation for

50,000 Acres of command in Sindagi & Indi Taluks of Bijapur Dist.

Main Canal works from Km 97.30 to 128.00 &

Distry. Network in progress.

Irrigation for about 12,500 Acres will be provided during 2011-12 initialy.

View of Indi LIS Main Canal

3. BONAL LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEME :

Scheme contemplates providing irrigation to for 13,000 Acres TO suffering Atchcut of Tail end reach of SBC Distry No. 6 of UKP from Bonal Tank.

Scheme benefits Surpur Tq. Of Yadgir Dist.

Scheme awarded on turn key basis is in Excavation for Jackwell work progress and to be completed during 2011-12.

Fabrication of Raising Main

5 MALLABAD LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEME :

Scheme contemplates providing irrigation for 84,000 Acres of command area of Jewargi & Surpur Talks.

First Head Work at Balabatti awarded on Turn Key basis is in progress.

6. RAMTHAL (MAROL) LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEME :

Scheme contemplates providing irrigation for 65,000 Acres of command area of Hungund Taluk of Bagalkot Dist.

st nd 1 Head work completed. 2 Head work also almost completed. CC Lining for Main Canal 1st Stage West Main Canal Km 0.00 to 8.00 & Km 15.00 to 21.00 completed.

Distry.No.1, 2, 3, 5 & 6 completed. Distry. No.4 & Distry. No. 7 to 11 is in progress.

Potential of 2,370 Ha created and water for irrigation to be provided during Kharif 2011.

nd 2 Head Work 7. NRBC DISTRIBUTARY NO.9 (A) :

Scheme contemplates providing irrigation for 38,000 Acres of command area in Deodurg & Manvi Taluks.

Distry. No. 9 (A) Km 0.00 to 8.18 & Km 10.48 to 29.15 in progress.

Balance work of Aqueduct from Km 8.18 to 10.48 to commence.

Distry. No. 9 (A)

8. MULWAD LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEME – STAGE - III :

Scheme contemplates providing irrigation for 6,70,000 Acres of command area in Bijapur District and is major lift irrigation scheme.

Topographical survey for entire command area completed.

Estimates for balance Civil & Electro- mechanical works under 1st and 2nd Head works and for 3rd Head work on turn kay basis have been finalized..

9. AYACUT ROADS :

For efficient road connectivity, importance given for development of achkat roads coming under the command.

Almatti Bagalkot road, Narayanpur- Hunasagi-

Malla road and Road cnnecting Kudal sangama to NH-13 have been completed.

Approval accorded for Rehabiltation & Improvement of 32 Km Narayanpur – Lingasugur Road work.

10. LOK ADALAT : Approval has been given for the formation of second Lok adalat during the year 2010-11 so, that, the pending cases would be settled.

11. BTDA STRUCTURAL COMPENSATION : Pending cases of structures of Bagalkot coming under back water of Almatti Dam from RL 521 to 523 m are in progress.

ALMATTI GARDENS NORTH KARNATAKA BRINDAVAN

TOURIST ATTRACTION PLACE

11.1 UPPER KRISHNA PROJECT

A) Brief Note on Upper Krishna Project:

In order to accelerate the implementation of the Upper Krishna Project (UKP) by mobilising resources from the capital market, KBJNL was incorporated on 19th August 1994 under the Companies Act, 1956 as Company, wholly owned by the Government of Karnataka for planning, investigation, estimation, execution, operation and maintenance of all components coming under the UKP. The Company is funding the Rehabilitation and Resettlement of the people affected by the Project. The company is authorised to let out water and recover revenues from individuals, groups of farmers including Water Users Co-operative Societies, Towns, City Municipalities and Industries.

B) Administratively approved cost and the year of approval along with Revised cost details:

a) Stage-1 work of UKP was approved by Planning commission vide letter No: 2 (10) / 89-I&CAD/24.09.90 for Rs. 1214.97 Crores at Price level of 1986-87. The Revised Project Cost is approved by Planning Commission vide letter No.2 (10) 2009-WR dated 22.01.2010 for Rs.6891.59 Crores at Price level of 2008-09.

b) Stage-II work of UKP was approved by Planning commission vide letter no:2 (10) / 99-ER/13.12.2000 for Rs.2358.86 Crores at Price Level of 1998-99. The Revised Project Cost is approved by Planning Commission vide letter No.2(10)2009-WR Dated 22.01.2010 for Rs.3959.80 Crores at Price level of 2008-09.

C) Expenditure incurred / Potential created on the Project:

So far a sum of Rs.10675.68 Crores has been spent on Upper Krishna Project up to March 2011 besides debt servicing. Out of contemplated 6.22 lakh Ha. of command area under UKP potential of 6.06 lakh Ha. has been created upto March 2011.

D) Barrages across River Bhima, Krishna under Krishna Basin and across River Manjra in Godavari Basin:

Krishna Bhagya Jala Nigam Limited is implementing the following barrages across river Bhima, Krishna (Krishna basin) and across river Manjra (Godavari basin).

Across River Bhima (Krishna Basin) :

Name of Barrage Status Ghattarga Barrage Completed Kallur ‘B’ Barrage Completed Yadgir Barrage Completed Joladagi-Gudur Barrage Completed Civil work of barrage and erection of 37 vertical gates completed. Construction of head work including intake Modified Sonthi Barrage LI channel, providing pumping machinery, sub-station, Scheme raising main, etc. awarded on turnkey basis is in progress. Construction of Feeder Canal is in progress.

Across River Krishna (Krishna Basin) :

Barrage Status of work Gugal Barrage Civil work of barrage completed. Erection of 69 vertical gates nearing completion.

Across River Manjra (Godavari Basin) :

Sl. Barrage Status of work No. Construction of four series of barrages taken up across 1 Jirgihal Barrage River Manjra in Bidar district of Godavari basin to 2 Manikeshwar Barrage utilize allocated 4.80 TMC of water.

The civil works of three Bridge-cum-Barrages and 3. Halhalli Barrage works of providing automatic tilting Godbole gates are

under progress. 4 Chandapur Barrage Chandapur Bridge Cum Barrage is completed.

KBJNL, DAM ZONE, ALMATTI

Dam Zone Almatti was established on 30.01.1977. One Circle Office, Six Division offices with 20 Sub divisions, One Senior Health Office (Class-I) with its 4 Anti-Malaria Units and Deputy Conservation of Forest with its 3 Sub-Divisions are working under this zone.

The works of Almatti Dam, Lift Irrigation Schemes of UKP such as ALBC, ARBC and Mulwad LIS, other LI Schemes such as Ramthal (Marol), Timmapur, Teggi-Siddapur, Chimmalgi LIS, Sonna and Rolli-Mannikeri LI Schemes, Filling up of MI Tanks in Bijapur & Bagalkot Districts and Landscape & Garden development works at downstream of Almatti Dam are coming under the jurisdiction of this Zone. Status of projects under KBJNL Dam Zone is as under : 43

1) Almatti Dam:

The work is already completed and Gates are also erected. The water is being stored upto FRL 519.60 m and being utilized for irrigation.

2) Almatti Left Bank Canal:

Head work already commissioned. Total length of Main Canal is 85.00 Kms. KM 0.00 to 85.00 is completed except the reach in Km 72. Distributaries No.1 to 40 is also completed. Work of bottleneck reach at Km 72 taken up seperatly on tender basis and to be completed during 2011-12.

An area of 19,705 Ha is notified for Rabi 2010 and water let out for irrigation upto Km 67.00 of Main Canal and in Distry’s. No.1 to 27.

3) Almatti Right Bank Canal:

Head work already commissioned. Main Canal of 67.50 Km is completed including Distributary No.1 to 24. Out of 9,900 Ha, potential of 8,940 Ha is notified for Rabi 2010 and water has been let out for irrigation. 4) Mulwad Lift Irrigation Scheme:

The water will be lifted in two stages under this scheme. Two head works viz; Baluti and Hanumapur Head works were already commissioned. The lead off canal Km 0.00 to 5.00 which leads water from 1st jackwell to 2nd jackwell completed. From Delivery Chamber the total length of East Canal is 17.40 Km and the length of West Canal is 78 Km. Total contemplated command area under this scheme is 30,850 Ha.

East Canal of 17.40 Km length including Distry. No.1 to 6 completed. West Canal of total 78.00 Km length including 43 Distributaries also completed. The work of extension of Disty.No.6 of East Canal is in progress and to be completed during 2011-12.

Out of contemplated 30,850 Ha. of command area, potential of 25,735 Ha is already created and 20,505 Ha is notified for Rabi 2010 and water has been let out for irrigation.

5) Ramthal (Marol) Lift Irrigation Scheme:

This LI Scheme is taken up on the foreshore of Narayanapur Reservoir. The Scheme contemplates providing irrigation to 26,200 Ha. of command area of Hunagund Taluk of Bagalkot District. Estimated cost of this project is Rs.218.00 Crores.

Construction of 1st Head work completed. Construction of 1st Stage West Main Canal KM 0.00 to 8.00 & Km 15.00 to 21.00 is also completed. Further, construction of 1st Stage West Main Canal KM 8.00 to 15.00 is in progress. Disty.No.1, 2, 3, 5 & 6 awarded in single package is completed. Distry. No.4 & Distry. No.7 to 11 of 1st Stage West Canal awarded in two packages is in progress.

Construction of 2nd Head work including intake channel, providing pumping machinery, sub-station, raising main etc, awarded on turn key basis is nearing completion. Survey investigation and preparation of estimates for further canal network is under progress. 44

Out of 26,200 Ha of contemplated area, irrigation potential of 2,370 Ha created to end of March 2011.

6) Thimmapur Lift Irrigation Scheme:

This LI Scheme takes off at KM 5.40 of Main Canal of ARBC. The Scheme contemplates providing irrigation to 20,100 Ha. of command area of Bagalkot Taluk.

The Head work awarded on turn key tender is almost completed. Works of construction of Main Canal Km 0.00 to 10.00 from Delivery Chamber-1 awarded in two packages are in progress. Distry. No.1,2,3 & 5 awarded seperatly on tender basis are in progress. Further, construction of Main Canal Km 0.00 to 5.00 from Delivery Chamber – 2 is awarded recently. Detailed survey and investigation and preparation of estimates for balance canal network are under progress.

7) Teggi-Siddapur Lift Irrigation Scheme:

This Lift Irrigation Scheme is taken up on the foreshore of Almatti Reservoir, near Teggi village of Bilgi Tq.. Scheme contemplates providing irrigation benefits to 3,000 Ha command area of Bilgi Taluk.

Construction of balance works of Jackwell (civil works) & providing pumping machinery, substation, rising main, delivery chamber etc, awarded on turn key basis is in progress. Further, construction of Main Canal from Km. 0.00 to 12.00 awarded in two packages are in progress.

8) Sonna Lift Irrigation Scheme:

This LI Schemes is taken up on the foreshore of Almatti Reservoir. Scheme contemplates providing irrigation benefits to 1,055 Ha in Bilgi Taluk of Bagalkot Dist.

The scheme is completed and commissioned. Water is let out for irrigation since Kharif 2010 season.

9) Rolli-Mannikeri Lift Irrigation Scheme:

This LI Schemes is taken up on the foreshore of Almatti Reservoir. Scheme contemplates providing irrigation benefits to 2,450 Ha in Bilgi Taluk of Bagalkot Dist.

Construction of Jackwell, providing pumping machinery, sub-station, raising main, delivery chamber etc, awarded on turn key basis and is in progress.

For canal network the estimates are sanctioned and tenders invited. Canal works to commence after award of tenders.

10) Landscape and Garden works on D/s of Almatti Reservoir:

Landscape Development of Almatti Dam environs have been taken up to create the avenues for economic development of project area by attracting the tourist. A Committee 45

formed under the Chairmanship of the Commissioner, R&R, Bagalkot is monitoring and supervising the landscape and garden works.

The project has been phased out in multiple stages and development of 77 Acres of land along the left bank on the D/s of Dam is being implemented under Phase-I. Musical fountain work is completed and opened to public shows. Moghal Garden with fountains and entrance plaza works are nearing completion. In the later phase of landscape development works, providing water theme parks, courts etc., are planned in about 220 Acres.

11) Filling up of M.I.Tanks of Bagalkot and Bijapur District:

Scheme contemplates filling up of 16 MI tanks and 5 bandaras of Bijapur District and 7 MI tanks of Bagalkot district located at elevated place in drought prone areas. Work awarded on turn key basis during Janauary 2009. The civil work for Jackwell, Laying of MS Raising Main & PVC Gravity Main works are in advance stage of progress. The scheme is planned for completion during 2011-12.

12) SCP-TSP Works:

Under this programme, works like Sprinkler irrigation and others to facilitate the SC/ST beneficiaries in the command area of UKP are being implemented.

DETAILS OF IRRIGATION POTENTIAL ( Area in Ha) Created Progra- Progress Progra- Sl. Planned Name of the District upto mme for During mme for No potential March -10 2010-11 2010-11 2011-12 BIJAPUR AND BAGALKOT DISTRICTS Almatti Left Bank 1 20,235 22,000 ------Canal Almatti Right Bank 2 9,900 9,223 ------Canal 3 Mulwad LIS 30,850 21,897 1,100 900 -- 4 Ramthal (Marol) LIS 26,200 330 3,500 1,670 10,000 5 Sonna LIS 1,055 770 -- 136 -- 6 Thimmapur LIS 20,100 0 1,500 0 5,000 7 Teggi-Siddapur LIS 3,000 ------3,000 TOTAL 1,11,340 54,220 6,100 2,706 19,000

KBJNL, OPERATION & MAINTENANCE ZONE, NARAYANPUR:

Considering the vast area that is already notified and the place of development of irrigation in the subsequent phases, the Government has accorded sanction for creation of separate Zone to look after Operation and Maintenance activities of UKP vide G.O. No.ID/115/WBM/91, Dated: 14/10/1991. Owing to the Government order, the office of the Chief Engineer, O&M Zone, UKP Narayanpur came into existence on 03.01.1992. This Zone is working under Krishna Bhagya Jala Nigam Limited with effect from 15.11.1995. One Circle, four Divisions and Twelve Sub-Divisions are working under the control of Zone.

This Zone has the responsibility to monitor the water management for an irrigated area of 4.25 lakhs hectares under Stage-I of UKP. As the project work is under progress, the irrigable area under this zone is increasing year by year. This year an area of 98,964 Ha has been declared as notified area for irrigation during Kharif and Rabi season respectively. The canal wise details of Notified area is as under :

Sl. Canal Kharif 2009 Rabi 2009 No 1 Narayanpur Left Bank Canal 50,133 50,133

2 Rampur Lift Irrigation Scheme 18,831 18,831

Narayanpur Right Bank Canal 3 29,411 29,411 (KM 0.00 to 82.00 & Disty.No.1 to 14)

Total 98,375 98,375

The Maintenance of following irrigation camps in the project area also come within the preview of this zone.

1) Narayanpur 2) Kodekal 3) Rajankollur 4) Kakkera 5) Hunasagi 6) Devapur 7) Devatkal 8) Mudunoor 9) Rodalabanda 10) Amarapur Camp

The Maintenance of 108.00 Km length of Major District road 247.32 Km of other roads, 16 VHF wireless stations, etc., are the other works which are being looked into by this Zone.

Apart from Operation and Maintenance of canal network in NLBC from Km. 0.00 to 78.00, NRBC Km. 0.00 to 82.00 & Rampur Lift Irrigation Scheme, this Zone is also looking after the following works:

1) Rajan-Kollur Lift Irrigation Scheme:

The Scheme takes off from the D/s of Rajan-kollur Tunnel at Km 40.06 of NLBC. Scheme contemplates providing irrigation for 1,097 Ha of command area in Shorapur taluk. Construction of Head work including intake channel, providing pumping machinery, sub- station, rising main etc, awarded on turnkey basis is completed. Construction of Canal network (2 No.Distributaries & 4 laterals) is also completed. Providing Power Transmission line for Head work is nearing completion. It is planned to provide water for irrigation from Kharif 2011 onwards by commissioning this scheme.

2) Bonal Lift Irrigation Scheme:

This scheme contemplates providing irrigation to about 5,400 ha of the suffering achcut under SBC Distry.No.6 by lifting water on the D/s of Bonal Mini Hydel Scheme near Bonal tank of Surpur taluk.

The work has been awarded on turnkey basis the civil work of Jackwell and allied works of Raising Main are in progress. It is planned for completion of the scheme during 2011- 12.

DETAILS OF IRRIGATION POTENTIAL (Area in Ha.) Created Additiona Progress of Sl. Name of the Planned upto l creation creation during No District & Canal potential March-10 during 2010-11 (Notified) 2010-11 1 Bijapur (NLBC) 27 27 -- -- 2 Gulbarga (NLBC) 47,196 50106 -- -- 3 Gulbarga (RKLIS) 1,097 ------4 Raichur (RLIS) 20,235 18,831 -- -- 5 Raichur (NRBC) 30,011 29,411 -- -- TOTAL 98,566 98,375 -- --

KBJNL, CANAL ZONE NO. 1, BHEEMARAYANAGUDI:

1. CONTEMPLATED IRRIGATION POTENTIAL:

The irrigable command areas contemplated under various canals of this Zone are as under:

Sl.No. Name of the Canal ICA envisaged 1 Shahapur Branch Canal. 1,22,120 Ha. 2 Mudbal Branch Canal. 51,000 Ha 3 Jewargi Branch Canal 57,098 Ha. 4 Narayanapur Right Bank 53,997 Ha. Canal (KM 82.00 to 95.00 & Dy.No.15 to 18) Total 2,84,215 Ha.

The command areas of Shorapur, Shahapur taluks of Yadgir district, Jewargi Taluk of Gulbarga district and Deodurga and Lingasugur taluks of Raichur district will be covered in the above mentioned canal networks.

2. PRESENT STATUS OF WORKS UPTO END OF MARCH 2011:

Shahapur Branch Canal and Mudbal Branch Canal works are completed and are in the Operation & Maintenance stage. 48

Jewargi Branch Canal:

The works of this canal come under UKP Stage-I, Phase-III. The earth work of Jewargi Branch Canal from 0.00 to 13.00 Km was first started during 1992-93, under famine works programme. But brisk activities of the works on this canal started during the year 1995-96 with the formation of KBJNL.

All the works of Main Canal (Km 0.00 to 86.36) and Distrys. 1 to 18, including lining completed. Works of only an aqueduct on Lateral-1 of Distry No.16 is yet to be completed,

Out of the total created command area of 58,483 Ha to the end of March-2011, an area of 54,618 Ha. area is notified for Rabi 2010 and water let out for irrigation including in the balance area wherever the basic infrastructure for irrigation potential has been created.

The cumulative financial progress achieved on the works of this canal since inception is Rs.413.46 crores to the end of 31-03-2011.

The balance works, (including FICs) will be completed during 2011-12.

Narayanapur Right Bank Canal:

The works of this canal were taken up under UKP Stage-II, with the Nigam funds, during the year 1995-96. The jurisdiction of NRBC from KM 82.00 to 95.00 and Dity.No.15 to 18 comes under this Zone. The jurisdiction of NRBC from KM 0.00 to 82.00 and Disty.No.1 to 14 comes under the jurisdiction of O&M Zone, Narayanapur.

All the works of Main Canal from Km 82.00 to 95.00 and Distry.No.15 to 18 are completed. Works of only some additional laterals on D-15, 16 & 18 are in progress and will be completed during 2011-12.

The total contemplated irrigation potential of 84,000 Ha has been already created and an area of 87,341 Ha area is notified for Rabi 2010. Water has been let out for irrigation including in the balance area wherever the basic infrastructure for irrigation potential has been created.

The cumulative financial progress achieved on the works of this canal since inception is Rs.370.87 crores to the end of 31-03-2011.

All the balance works (including FICs) will be completed during 2011-12.

Bridge Cum Barrage Works:

The works of construction of one Bridge cum Barrage across River Krishna, three Barrages across River Bhima, and four Barrages across River Manjra come under the jurisdiction of this Zone.

Construction of two Bridge cum Barrages (i.e. Yadgir & Joldadgi-Gudur Barrages) are completed and water stored at yjese barrages is being utitilised by farmers by lift through their own pumpsets.

The civil work of Barrage and erection of 37 vertical gates of modified Sonthi Bridge cum Barrage across River Bhima (near village Sonthi) is completed. Further, the Head work including electro-mechanical works of Sonthi LI Scheme awarded on turn key basis is in progress and will be completed during 2011-12. Construction of Feeder Canal KM 0.00 to 1.75 is in progress.

The civil work of Bridge cum Barrage near Gugal village on River Krishna is completed. The work of erection of 69 vertical gates is nearing completion and it is planned to store water at Barrage during 2011-12 and put in use for irrigation.

Construction of Chandapur Bridge Cum Barrage with automatic tilting Godbole Gates across River Manjra in Bidar Dist. is completed. Constructions of Jirgihal & Manikeashwar Bridge cum Barrages across River Manjra are in advance stage of progress and to be completed during 2011-12. Construction of Halhalli Bridge cum Barrage is in progress and to be completed during 2012-13.

Total expenditure incurred during 2010-11 on all the Barrage works under this Zone is Rs.4017.00 lakhs as against the annual target of Rs.2500.00 lakhs.

3. PROGRAMME AND PROGRESS DURING 2010 - 11 :

The annual financial programme of this zone for the year 2010 -11 was Rs.177.50 Crores and programme of creation of irrigation potential was 6,000 Ha.

Against the programme, the financial progress achieved to the end of March-2011 is Rs.103.62 Crores and irrigation potential of 2,130 Ha. has been created.

DETAILS OF IRRIGATION POTENTIAL

(Areas: In Ha) Progress Sl. Planned Programme Name of the canal during No Potential for 2010-11 2010-11 1 Shahapur Branch Canal 1,22,120 -- --

2 Mudbal Branch Canal 51,000 -- --

3 Jewargi Branch Canal 57,098 -- --

4 Narayanapur Branch Canal 53,997 2,500 150

5 Manjra Barrages 12,672 3,000 1,980

6 Sonthi LI Scheme 16,000 500 --

Total 3,12,887 6,000 2,130

KBJNL, CANAL ZONE NO. 2, KEMBHAVI

The UKP Canal Zone No.2 Kembhavi is functioning with effect from 1.10.1986 vide G.O.No. PWD 60 PCO 86, Dtd: 29.9.1986, for the construction of Indi Branch Canal and Mudbal Branch Canal. Subsequently, the Mudbal Branch Canal works were transferred to the jurisdiction of UKP Canal Zone No.1 Bheemarayanagudi. Ayacut Road works were transferred to this Zone vide G.O.No. PWD 60 PCO 86, dated 15.6.1987.

At present this Zone is in-charge of the works of (a) Indi Branch Canal from Km 0.00 to 172.00 including Distry.No.1 to 46, (b) Indi Lift Canal works from Km 0.00 to 147.00 and (c) Ayacut Roads within the Achcut of Indi Branch Canal.

The works of IBC from Km 1 to 172, Disty.No.1 to 46 including laterals and FICs are already completed thereby creating an irrigation potential of 1,31,293 Ha and are now under operation and maintenance.

The Indi Lift Head work and Canal network from Km 0.00 to 97.30 are completed including Disty.No.1 to 40. Irrigation potential of 43,000 Ha is created upto March 2011 and water has been let out for irrigation in Indi Lift Canal.

Further, the works of Indi Lift Canal from Km 97.30 to 102.00 are in advance stage of completion. Indi LIS Main Canal KM 102.00 to 110.00 is nearing completion. Tender for construction of Aqueduct from KM 110.00 to 113.00 to be invited. Furter, Indi LIS Main Canal Km 113.00 to 128.00 awarded in two packages are in progress. Disty.No.41 is completed. Disty.No.42 is nearing completion. Distry.No.43 to 46 are also in progress. The survey investigation and preparation of estimates for balance Indi Lift Canal network from Km 128.00 to 147.00 is under progress.

ORGANISATION:

This Zone is functioning with one circle i.e., O&M Circle No.2 Rampur and 6 Divisions and 23 Sub-Divisions. Details of works taken up under this Zone are as under:

INDI BRANCH CANAL :

The Indi Branch Canal takes off at Km 77.52 of Narayanpur Left Bank Canal, which is situated about 1 Km away from Kembhavi village of Shorapur taluka in Gulbarga District and traverses for a length of 172 Km with a head discharge of 2,943 cusecs (83.49 cumecs) through the districts of Gulbarga and Bijapur irrigating an area of 30,831 Ha. and 1,00,464 Ha respectively (Total 1,31,295 Ha.).

The works of construction of Indi Branch Canal from Km 0.00 to 64.00 are tackled and completed under Stage-I, Phase-II of UKP creating irrigation potential of 60,721 Ha. The works of construction of Indi Branch Canal from Km 65.00 to 172.00 are tackled and completed under Phase-III of Stage-I to create the balance irrigation potential of 70,574 Ha. Up to March 2011 total an area of 1,31,293 Ha Irrigation Potential has been created. 51

The works of Indi Branch Canal from KM 65 to 172 and Distributaries 14 to 46 taken up on tender as well as entrustment basis. The works are completed. The details of works taken up and completed are as under:

(i) The works of IBC from KM 65 to 80, 101 to 113, 120, 122 to 125 and 151 to 172 taken up on tender basis and are completed.

(ii) The works of IBC from KM 81 to 88, 90 to 100, 114 to 119, 121, and 126 to 150 taken up on direct entrustment basis are completed.

(iii) The works of Distributaries 14 to 24 and laterals coming under IBC from KM 65 to 120 taken up on direct entrustment basis are completed.

(iv) The works of distributaries 25, 26 to 34, 35 to 37, 38 to 45A and 46 are made into packages and the works taken up on tender basis are completed.

(v) The works of providing CC lining to IBC from KM 65 to 172 also have been made into packages and these works taken up on tender basis are completed.

(vi) Water was released through IBC upto KM 64.00 during Septermber 1995, upto KM 130.00 on 06.02.2002 and upto KM 172.00 on 2.11.2002.

INDI LIFT CANAL :

The Head work of Indi Lift Irrigation Scheme and the Canal Network from Km 0.225 to 97.30 including Distry.No.1 to 40B & laterals there under is completed. Out of contemplated irrigation potential of 41,900 Ha. upto end of March 2011 irrigation potential of 43,000 Ha. has been created. Water is letout in the Indi Lift Canal on trial basis during August 2007 and on regular basis from July 2008. Notified area for Rabi 2010 is 39,897 Ha.

AYACUT ROADS:

Stage-I, Phase-I:

Construction of Ayacut Roads under Phase-I was of 611 kms length and all these works are completed.

Stage-I, Phase-II:

It was proposed to tackle 942 Kms of Ayacut Roads under Phase-II of Stage-I of UKP. Out of these 942 Kms, construction of 307 Kms of Ayacut Roads was handed over to CADA as per the 52 orders of G.o.No.ID 95 Dt: 15-11-1995. Hence, 635 Kms of Ayacut Roads come under the jurisdiction of this zone. These works are completed.

The amount spent on Ayacut Road works upto March 2011 is Rs.2650.69 lakhs including maintenance (excluding World Bank works which are completed).

Under this Zone 10 Nos of Ayacut Roads in two packages have been taken under Rehabilitation & Resettlement programme and these works are nearing completion.

BUILDINGS:

The buildings were constructed in various colonies of this zone for accommodation for staff and office. Rs.1904.37 lakhs expenditure is incurred towards these works to end of March 2009. Two building packages one at Rampur with bid cost of Rs.296.51 lakhs and another at Almel with bid cost of Rs.140.48 lakhs are completed. The expenditure incurred upto end of December 2006 on the above works is as under:

1. Buildings at Rampur Package B2-01 `. 370.07 lakhs 2. Buildings at Almel Package B2-02 `. 182.76 lakhs

SCP-TSP WORKS :

Under this Zone works of SCP-TSP are being implemented

DETAILS OF IRRIGATION POTENTIAL (Areas: In Ha) Name of projects in Potential Programme Progress during Bijapur and Gulbarga Total ICA created to end during the 2010-11 districts of March 2010 year 2010-11 Indi Branch Canal. 1,31,261 1,31,295 -- -- Indi Lift Canal 41,900 43,000 -- -- (Upto Km 97.30) Indi Lift Canal 11,800 -- 5,100 4,186 (Km 97.30 to 128.00) Itga Sangam LIS 300 300 -- -- Total 1,85,261 1,74,595 5,100 4,186

11.2 BAGALKOT TOWN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY

1. SALIENT FEATURES OF BAGALKOT TOWN :

Bagalkot Town is historically famous from the glory and one of the largest town in the northern parts of Karnataka which is situated on the right bank of Ghataprabha River at longitude 75o12’ E and Latitude 16 o12’ N.

Bagalkot Town is getting submerged under back waters of Almatti reservoir when the Almatti Dam height reaches Rl.524.256 mtrs resulting submersion of 3/4th portion of town Bagalkot Town Development Authority has acquired 4597 Acre of land for rehabilitation and resettlement of old Bagalkot town. During 2000-01 when water was stored upto 519.60 mtrs, its backwater spreaded up to 520.10 mtrs. at Bagalkot. The following are the submergence details at different elevations.

Present acquisition of No. of Sl. Height or Structures. Differ- Popula- Struct- Total No RL Mtrs Autho- Un-uthor- ence tion. ures rized ized. 1. Up to 517 615 781 206 987 372 3760 2. 517 to 521 2337 2524 1208 3732 1395 18860 3 521 to 523 3023 2525 641 3166 143 12666 Total 5975 5830 2025 7885 1910 35286 4. 523 to 525 1202 3749 15710 5. 525 to 526 1872 -- -- 1872 -- 7021 6. 526 to 527 1482 -- -- 1482 4238 Total 7103 7103 26969 7. Above 527 7155 29341 Total 1 - 7 10531 22870 91596

Note: The figures Sl.No.1,2&3 are as per 6(1) notification. The figures indicated at Sl.No.4,5&6 are as per survey conducted in1986.

Bagalkot Town Development Authority has constituted under Karnataka Urban Development Act, for effective and Systematic implementation of rehabilitation and resettlement works. Decision has been taken for resettlement of project affected Bagalkot town to Navnagar which has built on an area of 4,597 acres of land.

2. ORGANISATION STRUCTURE :

For efficient and systematic implementation of Rehabilitation and Resettlement of Bagalkot Town, Govt. of Karnataka has constituted BTDA under an Amendment to HUD Act functioning from 1984. BTDA is formed with 1 Chief Engineer Office, 2 Divisions, 8 Sub Divisional Offices, Special Land Acquisition Office, Rehabilitation Office & Chief Accounts Office.

The Govt. in its order RD No.145/REH/Bangalore/2005 Dt.24/10/2005 has temporarily closed One Division and 4 Sub-Division offices along with staff with effect from 31/10/2005. Further the same offices are re-opened as per G.O. No: RD/230/REH/2009, dated: 12-01-2010 for carrying valuation of structures between RL 521 to 523 mtr contour in old Bagalkot town and development of Unit-II at Navanagar. The functioning of these offices came into effect from 01-04- 2010. 54

3. ACCELERATED IRRIGATION BENEFIT PROGRAMME :.

Estimated cost of Rehabilitation and Resettlement of Bagalkot Town:

Sl. Details of Component `.in lakh No. 1 Structural compensation in old Bagalkot Town. 39539.06 2 Land Acquisition for new township and others etc. 2952.50 3 R&R Packages. 3000.00 4 Construction of Roads and parks etc., 6231.00 5 Providing Water Supply 4445.00 6 Providing U.G.D. 2200.00 7 Providing Electrification. 2000.00 8 Construction of Public Building 2200.00 9 Telecom facilities 400.00 10 Construction of Railway 1000.00 11 Maintenance of BTDA Colony and Navangar. 800.00 12 New Supply Machinery and Maintenance 250.00 13 Consultancy and training charges 90.00 14 Establishment 2591.94 Total 67700.00

The Project cost for above components under AIBP works prepared for Rs. 677.00 crores and Rs. 360.49 crores under special package scheme. Thus, the total cost of the project works out to Rs.1037.49 crores.

The works taken up under Stage-I Phase-I & II are completed and the works under Pahase-III are nearing completion. Structures up to RL 521 M contour have been valuated and compensation paid. Plots for the PDFs below RL 521 M contour have been allotted in New township of Bagalkot. Most of the PDFs constructed their houses in the allotted sites.

4. SPECIAL PACKAGE SCHEME :

Considering the problems due to backwater effect, Govt. has announced the special package of Rs.638.00 Crores (`.500.00 Crores for Bagalkot town + 138.00 for R&R) Vide G.O.NO.RD1/124/REH/2002/Bangalore Dt.16/11/2002 to improve the existing conditions of old Bagalkot Town. The details of special package are as under.

Sl. Details of components `.in Crores No. 1 Structural compensation between RL.521.00 to 523.00, and 414.00 development of 35 sectors of unit 2 of Navangar with all infrastructures facilities like roads. 2 Providing UGD for Non submergence of Bagalkot Town. 29.12 3 Providing Water Supply for non-submergence of Bagalkot Town. 11.70 4 Construction of link roads. 20.00 5 Development of parks in old town. 2.00 6 Construction of building under Ashraya Scheme for slum dwellers. 12.00 7 Construction of building for site less and below poverty line people. 5.00 8 Construction of 50 bedded hospital in old town. 2.00 9 Income and employment generating scheme. 4.18 Total 500.00 55

I. a) For Acquisition of the structures between contour 521 to 523 mtrs structures valuation is completed and payment of compensation is under process.

b) The demarcation of plots in35 sectors @ Unit-II is under progress. The estimates for infrastructures facilities like, main peripheral roads, UGD, Electrical, Water supply etc. for Unit-II of Navanagar etc. are to be prepared.

II. The U.G.D. Network in old Town for Non-submersible portion of Bagalkot is completed.

III. The work of providing water supply system including revamping of existing pipeline for non-submersible portion of bagalkot town is completed and is functioning.

IV. The road works in Old Bagalkot Town for 3 link roads, 5 main roads, 7 internal roads in slum area of Bagalkot Town were taken up on tender basis and all are completed.

V. Development of 4 parks in old Bagalkot town is completed.

VI. Construction of 50 bedded hospital building in old Bagalkot Town is completed and now Hospital is functioning.

5. DETAILS BUDGETARY PROVISIONS FOR 2010-11 : (`. In Lakhs) Sl. Details of Component. Approved Revised No. I Under AIBP -- i) Compensation & Lok Adalat. 1515.00 -- ii) R & R Package. 10.00 -- iii) Development Civil works. -- (a) Roads. 1685.00 -- (b) Water Supply. 1647.00 -- (c) U.G.D. 19.00 -- (d) Electrification. 93.00 -- II Under Capital Grant i) Maintenance of Civil Works, & Vehicles 50.00 -- ii) Special Package works 1500.00 -- (Roads, Water Supply, UGD, Electrification, Buildings & Garden) iii) Establishment charges. 600.00 -- Total: 7119.00 --

6. DETAILS OF PROGRESS ACHEIVED DURING 2010-11:

a) Development Works: During 2010-11, 7spillover &18 Fresh works total 25 works have been taken up under AIBP, of which, 17 works are completed. And also 4 spillover & 22 fresh total 26 works have been taken up under Special Package, of which 11 works are completed.

b) Acquisition of Structures: During 2010-11 compensation of Rs.3184.53 lakhs have been paid to 150 structures coming below RL 521 Mtr. contour and Rs.108.16 lakhs have been paid towards court cases. Rs.2.53 lakhs is paid as a house grants in the form of exgratia to the PDF’s who are coming below poverty line.

c) Allotment of sites: Totally 64 sectors (56 for PDF's and 8 for Non-PDF's) are developed in Unit-1 at Navanagar. During the year 177 sites are allotted to P.D.F’s., Non-PDFs & others. 1,838 building permissions have been given to construct the houses at Navanagar. 56

7. FINANCIAL PROGRESS ACHIEVED UPTO MARCH-2011 SINCE INCEPTION:

The cumulative expenditure incurred since inception (1983-84) upto March 2011 is `.657.39 Crores. The expenditure incurred during 2010 -11 upto end of March 2011 is `.63.25 Crores.

8. FINANCIAL PROGRESS ACHIVED UPTO 31-03-2010 SINCE 1996-97 FOR A.I.B.P WORKS.

The cumulative expenditure incurred on AIBP works since inception 1996 - 97 upto March 2011 is `.314.16 Crores. The expenditure incurred during 2010 -11 upto end of March 2011 is `.29.89 Crores. 9. FINANCIAL PROGRESS:

Financial programme for the year 2010-11 is `.71.19 crores out of which an expenditure of `.63.25 Crores has been made up to end of March-2011. The Details are as under: (`. In Crores) Sl. Programme during Progress during Budget Head No. 2010 - 11 2010 - 11 A Under AIBP: i) Developmental Works 34.44 26.26 ii) Lok Adalat compensation 15.25 3.63 B Under Capital Grant : i) For Special Package 15.00 18.30 ii) Maintainance 0.50 0.88 iii) Establishment 6.00 4.08 TOTAL 71.19 63.25

PROJECTS UNDER

KARNATAKA

NEERAVARI NIGAM LIMITED

HIGH LIGHTS OF KARNATAKA NEERAVARI NIGAM LIMITED FOR THE YEAR 2010-11

UPPER TUNGA PROJECT:

• Main canals: Works from Km. 0.00 to 156.00 km are almost completed. • Tunnel from Km. 168.50 to 174.00 works is completed • Water in the main canal on trial run upto Km. 110 cater an Field irrigation potential of about 27,216 Ha. • Main canal: Km. 159.00 to 163.00: works are in Progress. • Main canal: Km. 164.00 to 168.50: works are in Progress. • Railway bridge at Ch: 176.533 Km. of main canal is in progress. • Dist. No. 1: completed. • Dist. No.2, 3 & 4 works are at different stages. 59

UPPER BHADRA PROJECT:

UPPER BHADRA PROJECT PACKAGE 2 EXCAVATION IN PROGRESS AT 11TH KM

• Upper Bhadra Project which is s life line project of Chikkamagalur & Chitradurga districts costing Rs.5985.00 crores is taken up. • Proposed to irrigate 2,68,162 acres and filling up of 156 tanks in drought prone areas. • Works taken up on turnkey basis in 3 major packages. • Lifting of 15 TMC from Tunga river to Bhadra Reservoir at an estimated cost of Rs.324.00 crores is commenced. • Lifting of 21.5 TMC of water from Bhadra at an estimated cost of Rs.1032.00 crores is commenced. 60

VARAHI PROJECT:

• Varahi left Bank Canal from Ch: 0.00 to 21.00 km works are completed.

MARKANDEYA PROJECT:

• Left Bank Canal 15.00 km. & Right Bank Canal of 71.00 km. is completed. • Irrigation potential created in 35,950 acres.

KALASANALA – BANDURANALA PROJECT:

• Kalasanala diversion scheme is started to mitigate drinking water problems of Hubli-Dharwad twin cities. • Quick action taken up to link Kalasa & Malaprabha. • Works started on war footing to feed Kalasanala water to Malaprabha.

HIPPARAGI PROJECT:

• 4 foreshore lift irrigation schemes are in progress. • Provides irrigation facilities to 74,742 ha. • Lands coming under submersion – 3,000 ha., out of which 1659 ha. is cultivable land.

BASAPURA LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEME:

• Stage I works of LIS is completed. • 2,225 acres of Haveri district is benefitted.

ITAGI SASALWAD LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEME:

• Project is completed and 4957 acres of Gadag & Haveri districts are benefitted.

DADDI NAGANUR LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEME:

• Project is completed to provide 5,410 acres of irrigation facilities to the displaced families of Hidkal dam.

AMARJA PROJECT:

• Project provides irrigation facilities to 22,250 acres. • Re-modeling of canal is in progress.

SINGATLUR LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEME:

• Lingering works taken up on fast track. • The scheme will benefit 1,70,236 acres of Bellary, Koppal & Gadag districts. • Head regulator completed except gate. • Intake canal: 80% of excavation work is completed. • 1st lift pipe lining work and jack well excavation under progress. • Mundwad and hammigi lift pipe lining and gunting work is completed. • Jack well concrete work is under progress. • Mundwad and hammgi branch canal agency has been fixed.

RAJANAHALLY LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEME:

Lifting water in two stages from Tungabhadra river near Rajanahalli and filling up of water to 22 tanks of Davanagere & Jagalur taluks and also feeding Hagaribommanahalli reservoir. Total length of raising main is 55 Kms. Works in fast phase of progress.

MODERNIZATION OF BHADRA CANAL:

• Modernization of Bhadra Canal is taken up in 33 packages on war footing for early completion at an estimated cost of Rs.954.00 crores. • Works are at fast progress. • By completing modernization works leakage & seepage can be plugged and hence saving in water. • Water will reach to the fields situated at tail end of canal in time.

UBRANI AMRUTAPURA LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEME:

• Project is completed and trial tested. • Scheme provides filling up of 89 tanks in Channagiri taluk & 57 tanks in Tarikere taluk.

SANYASIKOPPA LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEME:

• Works of LIS is nearing completion. • Scheme provides irrigation benefits to 4,425 acres of Shikaripura taluk. 65

12. KARNATAKA NEERAVARI NIGAMA LIMITED

12.1 AN OVERVIEW OF PROJECTS UNDER THE CHIEF ENGINEER, IRRIGATION (NORTH), BELGAUM

Irrigation (North) Zone was formed on 10.8.67 in pursuance of the Government order No.PWD.114.PCO.67, dated: 24.7.1967 with a view to increase the tempo of construction work in the Irrigation Projects as a result of increased provision of the plan allocation in the state.

Irrigation (North) Zone is incharge of the following projects.

On-going Schemes 1 Ghataprabha Project

2 Hipparagi Irrigation Project

3 Markandeya Reservoir Project

4 Dudhaganga Irrigation Project

5 Lifting of Hiranyakeshi waters into GRB Canal.

6 Bellary Nala Project

7 Sri Rameshwara L.I.S

8 Kinaye Project

So far, an irrigation potential of 3,53,284.43 Ha, has been created under the above projects.

An expenditure of `.2,900.985 Crores has been incurred under the above schemes to end of 3/2011.

Out of the above schemes, Markandeya Project is completed during 2006-07 and the remaining schemes are under different stages of progress.

12.1.1 GHATAPRABHA PROJECT

The Project comprises a reservoir across the river Ghataprabha, near Hidkal in Hukkeri taluk to provide irrigation to 3,10,823 Ha. in Belgaum and Bagalkot districts. Project Comprises of: Dam Ghataprabha Left Bank Canal (GLBC) – 109 Km Ghataprabha Right Bank Canal (GRBC) – 199.093 Km Distributories under GRBC - 37 Nos. Distributories under GLBC - 61 Nos. Chikkodi Branch Canal (CBC) – 88 Km. Distributories under CBC - 25 Nos.

Dam & Allied works: Completed Ghataprabha Right Bank Canal: Out of total length of 199.093 kms a length of 190 km and Km. 192 has been completed except lining in some reaches. Water let out for irrigation upto Km 132 & trial run upto km.178. Km. 191 to 194 and 196 to 199.093 re-tenders is to be invited.

Distributories: There are total 37 distributary blocks under GRBC. Works are completed in distributary blocks 1 to 26, 28 to 30 except Km 13 to 15 in forest of Bl.No.24. Works in Bl.No. 27 is in progress. Works in Bl.No 31 (except Km-3) & 33 are completed. Works in Bl.No. 34 to 37 are in progress.

Chikkodi Branch canal (CBC – 88 Km.): Length completed to its full length of Kms. 88 and water let out for irrigation. Distributories under CBC ( 25 Nos.). All works are completed

Ghataprabha Left bank canal: GLBC has been completed to its full length of 109 Km and water has been let out for irrigation in all 61 blocks. GLBC lining works are taken up under Ghataprabha stage – III. About 80.95 Kms Main Canal lining, 187.85 Kms of Branch Canal lining & 444.38 Kms of Distributary lining work is completed. For the balance reaches, lining works are being taken up in the closure period. Lining works are under progress. Government has accorded administrative approval to the revised project estimate of Ghataprabha Project Stage III amounting to Rs.1210.51 crores vide GO dated 18.10.2009. 67

LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEMES UNDER GHATAPRABHA PROJECT:

1) Daddinaganur LIS: This scheme is proposed to provide irrigation facilities for an area of 2711 Ha for the benefit of PAF’s of Hidkal Dam by lifting water from Ghataprabha river. An area of 2164 Ha O.P. is created so far.

There are two stages under this scheme: (i) Stage-I: a) Construction of weir across Ghataprabha river, intake channel, providing & fixing pumping machinery, raising main work & construction & delivery chamber has already been completed.

(b) Canal works: Works completed to its full length of 11 kms. Works completed in all 13 distributory blocks under first stage. (c) FIC: Survey work for Bl.No.1 to 7 of 1st Lift is completed.

(ii) Stage-II: (a) Head works: Head works and Delivery chamber works are completed. (b) Canal works: Works are completed.

Power Supply: Necessary security deposit has already been paid to KPTCL. KPTCL has already approved an estimate amounting to Rs.177.42 lakhs towards construction of 33 KV overhead line from Hukkeri to Daddinaganur LIS. Work is nearing completion.

2) Rustumpur LIS is proposed to provide irrigation facilities for an area of 2752 Ha. for the benefit of PAF’s of Hidkal Dam by lifting water from link channel of GRBC. The proposed area of 2752 Ha of O.P. is created so far.

There are two stages under this scheme. (i) Stage-I: (a) Head works: Construction of intake channel, Jackwell, providing & fixing of pumping machinery, raising main & delivery chamber have already been completed. (b) Canal works: Works completed to its full length of 11.50 kms.

All Distributory works are completed. FIC: Works in Bl.No.1 to 4 of 1st lift are in progress.

(ii) Stage-II: (a) Head works: All head works are completed. (b) Canal works: All canal works are completed. (c) FIC: Estimates are Sanctioned for Bl.No.A to E of 2nd lift (Total 19 works, 17 works agency fixed, 6 works grounded).

Power supply: Power sanction has already been received from KPTCL. Necessary initial deposit has already been paid to KPTCL. 1st stage commissioned on trial basis on 17.04.05 and 2nd stage commissioned on 08.09.07

3. Kotabagi LIS: Kotabagi LIS is proposed to irrigate 8100 Ha. in Hukkeri & Chikkodi taluks in Belgaum district by lifting water from Ghataprabha river. There are two stages under this scheme. 68

(i) Stage-I: (a) Head works: Completed. (b) Canal works: Right bank lift canal (4.70 Km) and left bank lift canal (5.9 Km) has already been completed. (c) Distributory works: Works in all distributory blocks under LBC & RBC have been completed.

(ii) Stage-II: (a) Head works: Completed. (b) Canal works: RBC completed to its full length of 17.50 Km. Works in all distributory blocks are completed.

Power supply: Power sanction has already been received from KPTCL. Drawing of power line work & Terminal Bay completed and testing is done. Stage-I & II commissioned on trail basis during August ’07.

NAME OF THE PROJECT GHATAPRABHA PROJECT Location Hidkal Year of Inception 1972 Original Estimated cost-Rs. 90.54 Crores Original and Latest estimated cost Administrative approval: GO No.PWD. 147. MGP. (Rs. in Crores), including administrative/ B’lore Dated: 16.12.76-Rs.90.54 Crores Technical sanction approval number & Latest Estimated cost-Rs.1435.00 Crores vide GO. Date. No. WRD 66 NIN 2006 dated 28.07.2007 Length of Canal G.R.B.C. G.L.B.C a) Main Canal, 199 Km. 109 Km. b) Branch Canal 88 Km 197 Km c) Distributories 994 Km 494 Km Length of ayacut roads/ I.T.roads 600.35 km Districts benefited Belgaum, Bagalkot Athani, Chikodi, Gokak, Hukkeri, Raibag, Number of villages and Taluks Benefitted Ramadurg, Saundatti, Badami, Bagalkot, Bilagi, Hungund, Jamakhandi, Mudhol taluks. Number of W.U.C.S: a) Formed 302 b) Registered 302 c) Handed over 285 Physical Financial Programme during 2010-11 2271 Ha Rs. 56.06 Crores. Progress achieved upto end of March 1882 Ha Rs. 84.22 Crores 2011 Cumulative progress upto End of March 3,04,755 Ha (including Rs. 1394.89 crores. 2011 Stage-I, II & III) Programme for 2011-12 (Physical & ha Rs. 85.00 Crores. Financial)

12.1.2 HIPPARAGI IRRIGATION PROJECT

Dam & Allied works:

Barrage proper: Barrage proper: The barrage works are completed. b) Crest gates: Fabrication & erection of crest gates works completed and water impounded (stored) in the reservoir since 2004.

Lifting systems: The works for the lifting systems of two foreshore LI schemes, namely Halyal and Ainapur on turnkey basis are entrusted. The works of Ainapur lifting system and Halyal stage-I & II and Karimasuthi 3rd stage and Savalgi –Tungal 4th stage under Halyal LIS are under progress as per the following: Ainapur LIS: Works of Pump House, Rising main & Delivery Chamber are completed. Length of East canal is 27 .52 Kms & West canal is 13 Kms. Works from Km.1 to 10 of Ainapur East canal are completed & Km. 6 to 9 is rescinded and tender is called for balance work. Km 10 to 27 are nearing completion. Km.No.1 to 5 of West canal is completed. Tenders for distry. coming under Km.0 to 10 of East canal are approved. Work is under progress.

Halyal L.I.S.: Works of pump House, Jackwell, Delivery Chamber & Rising Main under Stg-1 & 2 are completed. Work of Intake Canal is nearing completion. Lead off canal works are in progress. Combined canal is in progress. Length of East canal is 39 Kms & West canal is 21.00 Kms. Works of East Canal Km 26 to 35 completed. Work from 0 to 5Km east canal is under progress. From Km. 5 to 10 work is under progress. Km. 11 to 15 is nearing completion. Km. 16 to 20 is under progress and Km. 21 to 25 work is rescinded and tenders are to be called. From Km. 36 to 39 work is under progress. Distribuotiries from Km. 16 to 21 under east canal tenders are approved and work is under progress. Under Halyal West canal Km 0 to 5 is under progress. From Km 5 to 13 is completed. From Km 14 to 16 work is under progress. And from Km. 17 to 22 work is completed. Distributory network from Km 8to 11 under west canal tenders are approved and work is under progress. Karimasuti L.I.S.: Agency fixed for the balance work of jackwell, pumphouse, machinery and delivery chamber with combined canal for Karimasuthi Lift is under progress. Length of east 70 canal is 75Km. From 0 to 5Km and Km.11, Km 14 to 18 work is under progress. Km 6 to 10 and 12 to 13 Km work is completed. Km 19, 22, 26 work has been rescinded and fresh tenders are called. From Km 20, 23 work is completed. Km 21 to 22 and from Km 27 to 75, Km 24, 25 work is under progress. Distributory network from Km 1 to 8 tenders are accepted and work is under progress. In Karimasuthi west canal Km 0 to 37 work is under progress. Savalgi-Tungal L.I.S.: Intake canal & Pump House are in progress. Work of Rising main & delivery chamber are completed. Length of East canal is 24 Kms & West canal is 7.40 Kms. Works of Km.1 to 24 of East Canal are in progress. Works in Km 1 to 7.40 of west canal are nearing completion. Under east canal tenders are invited for Dy. No. 1 to 7. Land acquisition:

Submergence: The total submergence of land at FRL is about 3000 ha, out of which 1659 ha (4100 Acres) is cultivable land and 1341 ha (3314 Acres) is in river portion.

Canals: Total extent of cultivable land required for this project is about 9884A 15 Guntas. The status of acquisition of cultivable land is as follows: a) Land acquired so far: 4057 A 24 Guntas b) Balance land under different stage of award: 5827A 31 Guntas c) An amount of Rs.55.81 crores have been paid towards acquisition of lands. R&R works A total of 26 villages consisting of 15,291 families involving a population of 1,04,976 will be affected. Now the government has approved the R&R package amounting to Rs.555.00 crores. Action is being taken to implement the same. Government has accorded administrative approval to the revised project estimate of Hippargi project amounting to Rs.1521.78 Crores vide GO No. WRD/21/MBI/2008 dated 26.02.2008: NAME OF THE PROJECT HIPPARAGI IRRIGATION PROJECT Location Hipparagi village Year of Inception 1973 Original and Latest estimated cost Original Estimated cost- Rs.186.70 Crores (Rs. in Crores), including Latest Estimated cost-Rs. 1521.78 Crores administrative/ Administrative approval: GO No. WRD / 21/ approval number & Date. MBI/2008 dated 26.02.2008. Length of Canal a) Main Canal 289 Km Districts benefited Belgaum, Bagalkot Number of villages and Taluks Athani, Chikodi, Jamakhandi taluks. Benefitted Physical Financial Programme during 2010-11 10000 Rs. 203.00 Crores. Progress achieved upto End of March 15628.28Ha Rs. 353.96 Crores. 2011 Programme for 2011-12 (Physical & 28963 Ha Rs.510.00 Crores. Financial). Cumulative progress upto End of - Rs. 835.97 Crores. March 2011 Brief description Central assistance under AIBP to this project is availed since 2007-08. CA received till date is Rs. 255.77 crores. Barrage works including erection of gates is completed.

12.1.3 MARKANDEYA RESERVOIR PROJECT

Dam & Allied works: The dam and allied works have been entrusted to KSCC Ltd. The concreting work of dam is completed, dyke works are also completed. Construction of parapet is completed and electrification work and erection of 6 crest gates are completed.

Canal works: Total length of Markandeya Left Bank Canal is 15 Kms, works in Km no. 1 to 4 and from Km.6 to 15 are completed. Balance lining work is under progress in Km.5. The Right Bank Canal has a length of 71 kms. Km.1 to 71 are completed. Water is let out on trial run upto Km.71.

Distributories: Total No. of distributory blocks are 45 under Right Bank Canal. All the works are completed except Dy.No.2,3 & 12 which are stopped due to land acquisition problem Under Left Bank Canal Dy.No.3,6A & 6B are completed and balance Dy.works are in progress.

Chachadi – Murgod LIS: The GOK has accorded administrative approval during April 07 for taking up the LI Scheme. The estimate and DTP for the above lift component are approved in the TSC & now alternative proposal for Murgod LIS was placed before the TSC and the observations made by TSC are complied by Chief Engineer. The cost of above scheme is Rs.47.13 crores.(SR of 2003 – 04). The contemplated atchkat is 2718 and 1939 Ha respectively.

R&R works: This project involves submergence of 7 villages affecting 833 families consisting of 3800 persons. Two Rehabilitation centers at Santi-Bastiwad and Waghwad are already completed. Shifting of PAFs to these R&R centers is also completed. The third rehabilitation center near Basavana-Kuduchi village in Belgaum dist. has been identified for shifting of balance PAFs. Developmental works at this center are also completed. Government has accorded administrative approval to the revised project estimate of Markandeya Project amounting to Rs.341.84 crores vide GO No. WRD 08 VEBYAMA 2003 dated 28/7/07. 72

NAME OF THE PROJECT MARKANDEYA RESERVOIR PROJECT Location Shirur village Year of Inception 1998 Original Estimated cost-Rs.120.00 Crores Original and Latest estimated cost Latest estimated cost- Rs.341.84 Crores (Rs. in Crores), including Administrative approval No. WRD 08 VEBYAMA administrative/ 2003 dated 28.07.2007. approval number & Date. Length of Canal R.B.C. L.B.C. a) Main Canal 71 Km 15 Km b) Distributories 183 Km - Districts benefited Belgaum Number of villages and Taluks Belgam, Hukkeri, Gokak, Saundatti taluks. Benefitted Physical Financial Programme during 2010-11 65 Ha Rs. 10.00 Crores. Progress achieved up to end of March - Rs. 2.97 Crores. 2010 Programme for 2011-12 (Physical & -- Ha Rs. 12.00 Crores Financial). Cumulative progress upto End of 14,384.64 Ha Rs. 315.00 Crores March 2011 Brief description R & R works of 7 villages affecting 833 farmers is taken up in 2 rehabilitation centres. Shifting of PAF is completed. Third rehabilitation centre has been identified, shifting of balance PAF will be after completion of development works. Chachadi- Murgod LIS is planned in balance works of this project at estimated cost of Rs.47.13 crores to benefit 2718 ha. and 1939 ha. Of land respectively. 73

12.1.4 DUDHGANGA IRRIGATION PROJECT

Doodhganga Irrigation Project is an interstate project of Maharastra and Karnataka. The project envisages construction of composite dam across the river Doodhganga near village Asangaon of Radhanagari taluk in Kolhapur District of Maharastra state. This project would provide irrigation benefits to 44,766 Ha. in Maharastra state and 15,167 Ha in Karnataka state. The planned utilisation is 28.00 TMC. Outlet potential created to end of Jan ’10 is 3800Ha. The original estimated cost - `.124.00 crore (based on SR of 1999-2000). Further the comprehensive estimates of `. 1460.57 crores (including Rs. 309.80crores) at 2007-08 price level prepare by Govt. of Maharastra was approved by Planning Commission, GOI. Allocation for Karnataka State – 4.00 TMC

Project comprises of from 1st entry in to Karnataka: Nidhori Branch canal (NBC), Bidari Branch canal(BBC) Dattawad Branch Canal (DBC) and Kurundwad Branch Canal (KBC)

NBC : Total length is 25.607 Kms (21.567 Kms Only in Karnataka)

BBC : Total Length is 21.195 Kms (15.510 Kms, Only in Karnataka)

DBC : Total Length is 26.570 (26.57 Kms Only in Karnataka)

KBC : Total Length is 21.32 Kms ( 9.61 Kms Only in Karnataka)

Nidhori branch canal (State entry at 25th Km.) : Total Length of Nidhori branch canal : 25.607 Km Works completed from Km.25 to50 (Tail end). All distributory blocks are completed.3617 Ha. of O.P. has been created on NBC. FIC potential of 3383.10 Ha created upto end of Jan- 2010

Bidri branch canal (State entry at 44th Km.): Total Length of Bidri branch canal : 21.195Km The works are from Km. 46 to 49 and 54 to 62 are completed. The works in Km.44, 45 & 50 are under progress. For the works of Km. 51 and 52 (tunnel from Ch. 49.500 to 51.200 Km. with approaches and exit) tender is finalised. The work of Km. No. 53 stands deleted due to modified alignment. The works of Km. 63 to 65 are held up due to LAQ n Maharastra. Works of Dy. Blocks are under progress and nearing completion. An op of 182.72 Ha is created on Bidari branch canal. ¾ Dattawad branch canal : (i) Dattawad link canal is 0.700 Km work in Karnataka area is partly tackled. However, work is rescinded due to LAQ problem in Maharastra. 74

¾ (ii) Dattawad RBC from Ch. 0+000 to Ch.7+650 km (tail end) alignment approved and LAQ proposals is submitted. (iii) Alignment of Dattawad LBC from Ch.0+000 to 12+000Km is approved and survey of Km.13 to 19 (tail end) is in progress.

Kurundwad branch canal: The Kurndawad branch canal is to be executed by Maharastra State (including 9.61 Km long canal of Karnataka).

NAME OF THE PROJECT DUDHGANGA IRRIGATION PROJECT Location Asangaon village (Maharashtra State) Year of Inception 1992 (Canal in Karnataka State) Original and Latest estimated cost (Rs. in Crores), including Original Estimated cost-`.124.00 Crores administrative/ Latest Estimated cost –`. 309.80 Crores Technical sanction approval number & Administrative approval. Ja.SAM: E-1: (VI.DN: GAM: Date. 2000 (P-2), Dated.17/4-2002 (For Rs.-124.00 Crores)

Nidhori Dattawad Branch Length of Canal Bidri Branch canal Branch Canal Canal a) Branch Canal 21.57 Km 25.155 Km 30.00 Km Districts benefited Belgaum Number of villages and Taluks Chikkodi taluk. Benefitted Physical Financial Programme during 2010-11 500 Ha `. 18.44 Crores Progress achieved up to end of March - `. 6.89 Crores. 2011 Programme for 2011-12 1000 Ha `. 42.50 Crores. Cumulative progress up to end of 3800 Ha. `. 95.60 Crores. (Karnataka’s share) March 2011

This project is being assisted under Hon’ble PM’s Brief description Special Rehabilitation Package. An amount of ` 3.83 crores is availed under PM’s package till date. 75

12.1.5 LIFTING OF HIRANYAKESHI WATERS INTO G.R.B.C.

Hiranyakeshi LIS is proposed to lift 8 TMC of water from Hiranyakeshi river to feed GRBC during Khariff season. 8.00 TMC of water has been allocated under scheme ‘A’ of KWDT. This scheme has been proposed to meet the likely shortage of water due to over utilisation under GLBC. The said LIS has been entrusted to M/s Kirloskar Brothers Pvt. Ltd, on turnkey basis and is under progress.

The intake channel work is under progress. The Jackwell work is Under Progress.

Pumphouse is under progress. Raising Main work is under progress. Procurement of Pumping machinery is Under Progress.

LIFTING OF HIRANYAKESHI WATER INTO G.R.B. NAME OF THE PROJECT CANAL. Location Ghodageri village Year of Inception 2005 Year of completion Under progress. Original and Latest estimated cost Estimated cost - `. 30.00 Crores. Administratrive including administrative/Technical approval WRD: 03: NIN: 1995: dated 23.8.2003. sanction approval number & Date. Technical sanction CIN.109. For June 2005. Length of Canal a) Main Canal b) Branch Canal Detailed survey is taken up. c) Distributories d) F.I.C. Districts benefited Belgaum Number of villages and Taluks Hukkeri Benefitted Physical Financial Programme during 2010-11 - `. 5.00 Crores Progress achieved up to end of March - `. 3.37 Crores 2011 Cumulative progress up to end of - `.17.98 Crores. March 2011 Programme for 2011-12 (Physical & - `.4.50 Crores. Financial).

12.1.6 BELLARYNALA PROJECT

The Bellary nala irrigation project envisages to irrigate 8200 ha of land in Gokak and Saudatti taluks of Belgaum districts by constructing a dam across Bellary nala which is a main tributory to Markendaya river. The master plan committee has allocated 1.68 TMC of water under scheme ‘A’ of KWDT. The work construction of Bellary nala irrigation project has been entrusted to M/s. EPI Ltd (A Government of India undertaking) by Government of Karnataka. Excavation for dam foundation, concreting in block 1 to 6 and 8 to 18 are under progress. C planning is approved and alignment from Km. 1 to 65 is also approved All the works of main canal are carried out in various stages except canal length coming under forest area. Government has accorded administrative approval to the revised project estimate of Bellarynala Irrigation Project amounting to Rs143.55 crores vide GO No.WRD 02 VEBYAMA 2005, dated 28/7/07.

NAME OF THE PROJECT BELLARYNALA PROJECT Location Kardikolla village Year of Inception 2005 Year of completion (in case of Completed Under progress Projects) Original and Latest estimated cost Estimated cost: Rs. 143.55 Crores (Rs. in Crores), including administrative/ Administrative approval: No. WRD 02 Approval number & Date. VEBYAMA 2005 dated28.07.2007 Length of Canal a. Main Canal b. Branch Canal Detailed survey is taken up c. Distributories d. F.I.C. Districts benefited Belgaum Number of villages and Taluks Benefitted Gokak, Saundatti. Physical Financial Programme during 20010-11 - `. 15.00 Crores Progress achieved up to end of March 2011 - `. 27.15 Crores Programme for 2011-12 (Physical & Financial). - `. 13.50 Crores Cumulative progress upto End of March 2011 - `. 152.34 Crores

12.1.7 KINAYE IRRIGATION PROJECT

Kinaye irrigation project is at Kinaye in Belgaum district envisages construction of an earthen bund across Mangothri Nala. It is proposed irrigate an area of 1200 Ha in Khariff season and 275 Ha in Rabi season which is spread over Kinaye, Bhadravadi, Rankunde villages of Belgaum district.

The administrative approval has been accorded for `. 9.309 crores under G.O. dated 22.09.2007. The revised estimate for `. 35.43 crores has been submitted to Government for administrative approval.

NAME OF THE PROJECT KINAYE IRRIGATION PROJECT Location Mangotri Nalla near Kinaye village Year of Inception 2006 Year of completion (in case of Completed Under progress Projects) Estimated cost: Rs. 9.309 Crores Administrative approval: No. WRD 137 Original and Latest estimated cost VEBYAMA 2004 dated22-09-2006 (Rs. in Crores), including administrative/ Revised estimated cost Rs 35.43 Crores Approval number & Date. Administrative approval No. WRD 13 VBYAE 2009 dated 28-09-2010 Length of Canal e. Main Canal f. Branch Canal Detailed survey is taken up g. Distributories h. F.I.C. Districts benefited Belgaum Number of villages and Taluks Benefitted Belgaum. Physical Financial Programme during 2010-11 - `. 4.00 Crores Progress achieved up to end of March - `. 0.0003 Crores 2011 Programme for 2011-12 (Physical & - `. 2.00 Crores Financial). Cumulative progress upto End of March - `. 0.0003 Crores 2011

12.1.8 SRI RAMESHWAR L.I. SCHEME

This lift Irrigation is proposed to irrigate 13800 Ha areas of Gokak, Ramadurga and Savadatti Taluks of Belgaum District by utilising the 2.2 TMC of water. The water will be drawn from Ghataprabha river by suitable intake structure.

Rising main: Works of rising main total length 17.20 km is completed.

Jackwell: Works are in progress.

Intake Channel: The earthwork is completed, lining is under progress. Land Acquistition : Intake Channel, Pump House, Jack well & Sub Station:

These are Located near Aralimatti Village covering an area of 5.10 Acres for which 6(1) Notification has been issued.

Electromechanical Components: Design & Drawings of Electro mechanical works such as Pumps, Motors, 110 KV sub-stations is approved. Erection is yet to be started.

Canal Network : Approximate length of main canal System is about 78 Km and approximate length of distributory network system is about 150 Km. out of 78Km 0 to 28 Km are in progress and for remaining 50Km tenders are in progress. For Distributory network survey work is completed and estimates are under preparation.

EIA/EMP studies: This has been entrusted to Prof. & Chairman, Department of Environment Sciences, Bangalore University, Bangalore and report are received from the Consultant and the same is submitted to Pollution Control Board, Belgaum. The total approved estimated cost of the Project is Rs.218.42 Crores.

NAME OF THE PROJECT SRI RAMESHWAR L.I. SCHEME Location Dhavaleshwar village Year of Inception 2005 Year of completion (in case of Completed Projects) Under progress Original cost: Rs. 218.42 Crores Original and Latest estimated cost Administrative approval No: JaSamE: 14: (Rs. in Crores), including administrative/ NIN: 2001: Bangalore: Dated.23.8.2003. Technical sanction approval number & Date. Technical sanction: CEI (N) Reg. No. 110

for 06/2005 Length of Canal a) Main Canal b) Branch Canal Detailed Survey is taken up. c) Distributories d) F.I.C. Districts benefited Belgaum Number of villages and Taluks Benefitted Gokak Physical Financial Programme during 2010-11 - Rs. 12.00 Crores Progress achieved up to end of March 2011 - Rs. 9.80 Crores Programme for 2011-12 (Physical & Financial). - Rs. 12.00 Crores Rs. 89.205 Cumulative progress up to end of March 2011 Crores

12.2 AN OVERVIEW OF PROJECTS UNDER THE CHIEF ENGINEER, MALAPRABHA PROJECT ZONE, DHARWAD

Malaprabha Project Zone, Dharwad was formed on 07.09.2007 in pursuance of the Government order No.WRD.137.SeASu:2007, dated: 04.09.2007 with a view to increase the tempo of construction work in the Irrigation Projects as a result of increased provision of the plan allocation in the state.

Malaprabha Project Zone is incharge of the following projects.

On-going Schemes 1 Malaprabha Project

2 Harinala Irrigation Project

3 Kalasa Nala & Bandhur Nala Diversion Schemes.

4 Javaluhalla L.I.S. *

5 Bennihalla L.I.S. *

6 Kolachi L.I.S. *

7 Konnur L.I.S. *

8 Shiggaon L.I.S

(*) To irrigate suffering atchkat of tail end distributaries of MRBC / NBC, under Malaprabha Project

So far, an irrigation potential of 2,15,589 Ha, has been created under the above projects. An expenditure of `.1168.99 Crores has been incurred under the above schemes to end of March 2011.

12.2.1 MALAPRABHA PROJECT

Malaprabha Project comprises a dam across the river Malaprabha, near Navilutheertha in Belgaum district to provide irrigation to an extent of 2,20,028 ha. in Belgaum, Bagalkot, Gadag and Dharwad districts. Potential created to end of May ’10 is 2,13,537 Ha.

Project Comprises of: Dam Malaprabha Right Bank Canal (MRBC) – 142 Km. Distributories under MRBC - 60 Nos. Malaprabha Left Bank Canal (MLBC) – 150 Km. Distributories under MLBC - 58 Nos

Devalapur LIS: The jackwell installation of pumping machinery, electric-substation of 33KV, rising main work etc are completed. Power supply from KPTCL i.e, overhead line is completed. Trial run has been conducted. Performance test is also conducted. The length of LBC is 5Kms and RBC is 1.60Km both are completed. The total irrigable area is 1328Ha. and water is also let out in the canal.

Malaprabha Left Bank Canal: Total length of MLBC is 150Kms. The works are generally completed up to 150Km. and water has been let out for irrigation up to Km.132.

Improvements of Malaprabha LBC Km. 1 to 13 are completed. Selected reaches from Km.34 to 73 are taken up for improvement and the works are physically completed. Improvements of Km.14 to 21 and upto 24 Kms are under progress.

Malaprabha Right Bank Canal: Total length of MRBC is 142 Kms. Works are completed upto Km. 142 except from Km.134 to 137. Water has been let out for irrigation upto Km.131. Works from Km.134 to 137 are nearing completion. Improvements from Km 33 to 37, Km.43 to 47, Km.49 to 51 and upto 58 are under progress.

Distributaries: There are 60 distributaries under MRBC. Works of distributaries from 1 to 56A have been completed and works in distributory no.56B, 56C, 57 and Itagi distributory works are nearing completion. Dist. from 1 to 26 of Naragund Branch Canal has a total length of 42 Km. and the works are completed.

Cumulative financial and physical progress achieved to end of March 2011 are `.1172.36 crores and 2,13,537 ha., respectively. 81

NAME OF THE PROJECT MALAPRABHA PROJECT

Location Naviluteertha Year of Inception 1960

Original Estimated cost Rs.20.00 Crores Original and Latest estimated cost Latest Estimated cost Rs. 1383.48 Crores vide (Rs. in Crores), including administrative/ G. O. No. WRD /51/ MPS/ 2009, Bangalore dated Technical sanction approval number & 07.10.2009 Date. Planned potential 2,20,028 ha. Length of Canal M.L.B.C. M.R.B.C a) Main Canal, 150 Km. 142 Km. b) Branch Canal 26 Km. 42 Km. c) Distributories 280 Km 677 Km. Length of ayacut roads/I.T.roads 282.62 Km Districts benefited Belgaum, Dharwad, Gadag, Bagalkot Number of villages and Taluks Bailhongal, Ramadurg, Saundatti, Badami, Benefitted Navalgund, Hubli, Naragund, Ron, Gadag taluks. Number of W.U.C.S: a) Formed 266 b) Registered 231 c) Handed over 208 Physical Financial Programme during 2010-11 169 Ha `.234.00 Crores. Progress achieved up to end of March 0 `. 94.81 Crores. 2011 Programme during 2011-12 - `.289.00 crores Cumulative progress up to End of March `.1133.74 213537 Ha 2011 Crores. 82

12.2.2. HARINALA IRRIGATION PROJECT

Harinala project envisages construction of an earthen dam across Harinala, a tributary to river Malaprabha to irrigate 3,480 Ha. in Bailahongal taluk of Belgaum district.

Dam & Allied works: The dam works including head regulators for LBC and RBC are completed. Water is impounded in the dam.

Canal works: The entire length of RBC (11 km) and LBC (9 km) are completed. Total potential of 3480 ha under this project has been created. FIC works are completed.

R&R works: The project involves partial submergence of only one village involving 256 families. Out of 256 R & R works for 58 families are completed. For balance of 198 families R & R works are under progress.

NAME OF THE PROJECT HARINALA IRRIGATION PROJECT Location Tigadi Village Year of Inception 1998

Original Estimated cost - Rs. 0.83 Crores Original and Latest estimated cost Latest Estimated cost-Rs.68.93 Crores (Rs. in Crores), including administrative/ Administrative Approval No: CE: 114: MPS: 92 Dated 11/14.9.98 (Rs.-26.95 Crores). Technical sanction approval number & Date. Technical sanction: CEI (N): BGM: Reg.No.CIN –17 for May 1999 (Rs.26.95 Crores). Planned potential 3480 Ha. Length of Canal Left Bank Right Bank a) Main Canal 9.00 Km 10.72 Km Districts benefited Belgaum. Number of villages and Taluks Benefitted Bailhongal taluk. Physical Financial Programme during 2010-11 - `.1.00 Crores Progress achieved up to end of March 2011 - ` 0.66 Crores Programme during 2011-12 - - Cumulative progress up to end of March 2011 3480 Ha `. 72.56 Crores 83

12.2.3. KALASA NALA AND BANDHUR NALA PROJECT

These two projects envisage diversion of 7.56 TMC of water to Malaprabha dam by construction of dam across the above nalas and diversion canals. Administrative approval for these two projects is accorded by Government in August 2000. Forest clearance for these projects is pending for want of CWC clearance for the project. The in principle clearance given by CWC to these projects has been kept in abeyance and inspite of repeated attempts by Government of Karnataka, the Union Government has not been able to with draw the order of abeyance on “IN PRINCIPLE CLEARANCE”

The KNNL Board has recommended in its 25th meeting held on 7.6.2005 to take up works in non-forest area by entrusting the work to any Government agency. Accordingly the Government vide its order No.JASAME 22 VEBYATA 2004 (Part-1), dated 9.10.06 has approved to take up Kalasa Nala Banduranala diversion schemes in non-forest area ( 4.40 km out of 4.80 km of Kalasanala and 4.90 km out of 5.80 km of Banduranala).

Further, the Government vide letter No.JASAME 22 VEBYATA 2004, dated.21.10.06 has given directions to take-up the above works through KSCC duly following all the necessary procedures as per KTPP Act 1999.

The Chief Engineer, KNNL, Irrigation(N) Zone, Belgaum, has submitted an estimate of Rs.21.24 crores for construction of Kalasanala dam and approval has been accorded to the same.

The construction of dam is coming in the forest area, the work will be taken up after obtaining the permission from the Ministry of Environment & Secretary of Forest, Govt.of India.

To the end of March 2011, financial progress of Rs.14.91 crores is achieved and the 2011-12, Rs.8.00 crores grant is allocated.

In the meantime the Government vide Order No.WRD 36 VEBYATA 2006, Bangalore dated 15.3.2007, has approved to execute the works of Kalasanala diversion scheme in non-forest areas on piece work basis, till the tendering process for balance work is completed.

In this order, Government has withdrawn the works entrusted to KSCC and has instructed KNNL to proceed with tendering process for balance works immediately duly following the prescribed procedure as per KTPP Act 1999.

Tenders called for to take up balance work of Kalanala project) and works are in progress. The tender amount is Rs.17.87 crores.

Tenders of Rs.20.03 crores have been awarded for the construction of 2 vent box at Ch.1920 to 2070 M. by box pushing technique(II stage balance works) from Ch.145 to 5005 m. for the link canal from Kalasa dam to Malaprabha river.

To the end of March 2011, financial progress of Rs.14.91 crores and cumulative progress achieved is Rs.67.85 crores.

KALASA NALA AND BANDHUR NALA NAME OF THE PROJECT PROJECT Location Kanakumbi – Kalasa Nala Project Nerse village - Bhandur Nala Project Year of Inception 2006 Year of completion (in case of Completed Under progress (Kalasa only) Projects) Original Estimated Cost Kalasa Nala - Rs. 44.78 Crores Bhandur Nala - Rs. 49.20 Crores

Administrative approval No. Original and Latest estimated cost a) Kalasa nala: ID.37.WBT. 2000: (Rs. in Crores), including administrative/ Dated.22.8.2000 Technical sanction approval number & b) Bhandur nala:-.ID-4.WBT:2000: Date. dated.22.8.2000.

Technical sanction No: a) Kalasa nala - CIN.Reg.No.270, March 2002 b) Bhandur nala - CIN.Reg.No.269, March 2002. Districts Benefited Belgaum, Dharwad, Gadag and Bagalkot Number of villages and Taluks Hubli-Dharwad & other villages (Drinking water Benefited supply)

Physical Financial Programme during 2010-11 - `. 12.50 Crores for KalasaNala

`. 14.91 Crores for KalasaNala Progress achieved upto end of March 2011 - `. 0.00 Crores for BhandurNala

Programme for 2011-12 (Physical & `. 12.00 Crores for KalasaNala - Financial). `. 0.50 Crores for BhandurNala

`. 36.14 Crores under Kalasa Cumulative progress upto End of March Nala & `. 0.57 Crores under 2011 BhandurNala

The work of interconnecting channel from Kalasa Brief description: reservoir to Malaprabha river has been entrusted on tender basis and works are under progress.

12.2.4. JAVALAHALLA LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEME

LIScheme from Javaluhalla near Kittur Village of Ramdurg Taluk for suffering of atchkat of 1917Ha. of Shirsangi distributory under NBC of MRB Canal. The Scheme is entrusted on turnkey basis to M/s Coramandel Prestcrete (Pvt) Ltd., construction of Bhandara is completed except fixing of planks to Bhandara. Construction of intake canal, jackwell/pump house work is completed. Construction of delivery chamber work is completed. Construction of raising main work is completed except fixing of Air Value and thrust block. Erection of pumping machineries motors and electrification work, providing power supply is completed.

To the end of March 2011, financial progress of `.0.08 crores and cumulative progress achieved is `.4.14 crores.

NAME OF THE PROJECT JAVALUHALLA L.I. SCHEME Location: Kittur village Year of Inception: 2005 Year of completion (in case of Completed Under progress Projects) Original Estimated: cost. Rs. 4.21 Crores Original and Latest estimated cost Administrative approval: WRD: 03:NIN:95, (Rs. in Crores), including administrative/ dated: 23.08.03 Technical sanction approval number & Date. Technical sanction: CE, I (N), BGM Reg.No.CIN.10.for April – 2003 Length of Canal: a) Main Canal b) Branch Canal Survey work is under progress. c) Distributories

d) F.I.C.

Districts benefited Belgaum Number of villages and Taluks Benefitted Ramdurg Physical Financial

Programme during 2010-11 - `. 0.50 Crores

Progress achieved upto End of March 2011 - `. 0.08 Crores

Programme for 2011-12 `. 0.50 crores Cumulative progress up to end of March - `. 4.14 Crores. 2011

12.2.5 BENNIHALLA LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEME (5 NOS.)

It is constructed near Nargund taluk of Gadag district. Under this scheme 5 series of weirs are proposed at Banahatti, Kuralageri, Surkod, Khanapur and Radder Naganur to irrigate the suffering atchkat of 3,868 ha under NBC. To supplement the tailend atchkat of NBC an estimate of `.17.33 crores is prepared and the Government has accorded adminmistrative approval vide letter No. WRD/58/MPS/1999(P), dated.23.08.2003

Banahatti: Jackwell-cum-Pumphouse Diversion weir, intake canal works are under progress. Deliver chamber completed. Out of 3664M about 3557M of raising main is completed. Pumps & motors procured and erection is under progress.

Kuralageri: Delivery chamber completed. Out of 5113M, length 4700M raising main is completed. Jackwell-cum-Pumphouse, control room work is under progress. Other works like diversion weir, intake canal are to be started. Pumps and motors procured and erection is under progress. Electrical work is completed and trial run is done.

Surkod: Head works like intake canal, Jackwell-cump-Pumphouse, delivery chamber are completed. Laying of raising main, 5940 M is completed. Erection of pumps, Control room, diversion weir are completed and electrical work is under progress.

Khanapur: Head works like intake canal, Jackwell-cum-Pumphouse are completed. Laying of raising main, 5987 M is completed. Except for floor slab the Control room and diversion weir are completed and delivery chamber is to be started. Pumpse and motors are installed. Electrical work is under progress.

Radder Naganur: Diversion weir, Head works like intake canal, Jackwell-cum-Pumphouse, delivery chamber raising main are completed. Pumps and motors are installed and electrical work is under progress.

NAME OF THE PROJECT BENNIHALLA L.I. SCHEME (5 NOS.) Banahatti, Kurlageri, Surkod,Khanapur, Reddar Location Naganur Year of Inception 2005 Original Estimated cost: Rs. 17.33 Crores Original and Latest estimated cost Administrative approval: WRD/ 58/MPS/1999 (P), (Rs. in Crores), including administrative/ B’lore dated: 23.08.03 Technical sanction approval number & Technical Sanction: CE I (N) Reg.No.163 for Date. August 2005. Length of Canal a) Main Canal b) Branch Canal Survey work is under progress. c) Distributories d) F.I.C. Districts benefited Gadag Number of villages and Taluks Benefitted Nargund 87

12.2.6 KOLACHI L.I. SCHEME

The LIS is being constructed Asoti in Ron taluk, of Gadag district. The scheme proposes to provide irrigation to suffering atchkat of 1538 ha under KRBC.

The proposed scheme is to irrigate suffering atchkat under tailend dist.No.18 to 27 of KRBC. An estimate of Rs.1,906.00 crores is administratively approved vide G.O.No. WRD/58/MPS/1999 (P-1), dt.23.08.2003.

The above LIS is entrusted to M/s. SPML on turnkey basis.

Head works like intake canal, Jackwell-cum-Pumphouse, Control room, Raising main, Delivery chamber are completed. Diversion weir is nearing completion. Pumps and motors are installed and electrical work is under progress.

To the end of March 2011, financial progress of Rs.1.28 crores and cumulative progress achieved is Rs.20.48 crores for Bennihalla, Kolchi & Konnur LIS.

Name of the Project KOLACHI L.I. SCHEME Location: Asooti village Year of Inception: 2005 Year of completion (in case of Completed Under progress Projects) Original Estimated cost: Rs. 2.25 Crores Original and Latest estimated cost Administrative approval: WRD. 58.MPS.1999 (Rs. in Crores), including administrative/ (P) (K), Bangalore dated: 23.08.03. Technical sanction approval number & Technical Sanction: CEI (N). Reg.No.162 for Date. August 2005. Length of Canal

a) Main Canal

b) Branch Canal Survey work is under progress.

c) Distributories

d) F.I.C. Districts benefited Gadag Number of villages and Taluks Benefitted Ron

12.2.7 KONNUR LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEME

It is constructed near Nargund taluk Gadag district. The scheme proposes to lift 0.39 TMC of water at Konnur from Malaprabha river for providing irrigation benefit to suffering atchkat of 1578 ha. under NBC. The proposed scheme is to irrigate suffering atchkat under tailend reaches of NBC, an estimate of Rs.6.15 crores is administratively approved vide G.O.No. WRD/58/MPS/1999 (P-1), dt.23.08.2003.

This LIS entrusted to M/s. SPML on turnkey basis.

Delivery chamber is completed. Out of 8600M. length 6545M raising main is completed. Diversion weir, Intake canal, Jackwell-cum-Pumpshouse, Control room and raising main works are to be stated. Pumps and motors are procured yet to be installed and electrical work is completed.

NAME OF THE PROJECT: KONNUR L.I. SCHEME Location: Konnur village Year of Inception: 2005 Year of completion (in case of Completed Under progress. Projects) Original Estimated cost: Rs. 6.15 Crores Original and Latest estimated cost Administrative approval: WRD. 58.MPS.1999 (P), (Rs. in Crores), including administrative/ dated: 23.08.03 Technical sanction approval number & Technical sanction No: CE I (N) Reg.No.161 for Date. August 2005. Length of Canal: a) Main Canal b) Branch Canal Survey work is under progress. c) Distributories d) F.I.C. Districts benefited Gadag Number of villages and Taluks Benefitted Nargund

FOR BENNIHALLA, KONNUR L.I.S & KOLCHI LIS Physical Financial Programme during 2010-11 - `. 6.00 Crores Progress achieved upto end of March 2011 - `. 1.28 Crores Programme during 2011-12 - `. 3.00 crores Cumulative progress upto End of March 2011 `. 20.48 Crores 89

12.2.8 SHIGGAON L.I. SCHEME

The Scheme envisages to utilise 1.5 tmc of water in Phase-I, out of which, 1.38 tmc for irrigation and 0.14 tmc of water for stabilisation of atchkat under 5 minor irrigation tanks and construction of new Bandaras and proposed to irrigate 9900 Ha in Shiggaon, Savanur and Hanagal taluks of Haveri district. The Government has accorded administrative approval vide letter dated 13.01.09 for `. 238.00 crores. The tenders for construction of intake channel, jackwell, pumphouse, MS rising main, delivery chambers are called for `.61.95 crores on turnkey basis and works of `.87.34 crores are under progress. Jackwell, pumphouse and intake works are completed, M.S.pipe lining and finishing works are nearing completion.

Tenders are invited for electrical works and are under progress.

Under this project, tenders are invited for providing water through sprinkler irrigation system from delivery chambers. Tenders called for of `.168.00 crores and turnkey basis and work is entrusted. Work is in progress by end of March 2011, progress of 16.00 crores is achieved.

NAME OF THE PROJECT: SHIGGAON L.I. SCHEME Near Halasur village of Savanur taluk in Haveri Location: district. Original and Latest estimated cost (Rs. in Crores), including Rs. 238.00 Crores administrative/ Administrative approval: No. WRD / 98 / MMB / Technical sanction approval number & 2008, Bangalore dated 13.01.2009. Date.

Planned irrigation potential 9900 Ha.

Districts benefited Haveri

Number of villages and Taluks Shiggaon, Hanagal and Savanur taluks of Haveri Benefitted district.

No. of MI tanks for stabilization 5

No. of bandaras 6

Physical Financial Programme during 2010-11 - `. 67.00 crores Progress achieved upto End of March - `. 57.08 crores 2011 Programme during 2011-12 4100 ha. `.70.00 crores Cumulative progress up to end of March - `.83.02 crores 2011 90

12.3. AN OVERVIEW OF PROJECTS UNDER THE CHIEF ENGINEER, MUNIRABAD

12.3.1 SINGATALUR LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEME (SLIS)

The project comprises of construction of barrage across River Tungabhadra near Hammige village of Mundargi taluk in Gadag District to provide irrigation facility to an extent of 1,20,236 Acres (1,40,677Acres of cropped area in Bellary, Koppal and Gadag districts by utilising 18.55 TMC of water.

Stage-I comprises of utilising 7.64TMC to irrigate 76,181 acres and stage-II of utilising 4.39TMC to irrigate 44,055 acres. Government has accorded administrative approval to implement this scheme with the utilization of 12.03 TMC of water vide G.O. No. WRD 115 WBP 2003, dated 29-6-2006.

BARRAGE: Barrage works are completed. Erection of 26 gates is nearing completion. Electrification of gates is in progress.

CANAL WORKS ON RIGHT SIDE: • Intake canal is completed. • Ist lift including jackwell, pumphouse and delivery chamber are completed. • Power line drawn to be commissioned. • Magala-Rajawala & Inahalli Branch canals are nearing completion. Distributary net work and FIC works are in progress. • IInd lift – jackwell cum Pumphouse is in progress. • Laying of raising main is completed. • Hadagali Branch Canal 0 to 25 Km.is in progress in 2 packages. Out of which, lining work from Km. 0 to 3 is completed. Distributary net work tenders under finalization.

WORKS ON LEFT SIDE: • Construction of intake canal, Head Regulator are nearing completion. • Jackwell and Pumphouse of Mundwada & Hammige Lift are in progress. Raising main to be laid. • Hemmige Branch Canal works agency fixed works to be started. 91

• Ist lift Construction of jackwell and pump house under progress. Raising main pipes received and to be laid. Electro-mechanical equipments received. • LBMC (Gadag branch canal-I) first reach 0.00 to 15.50 tenders invited in two packages. • IInd lift Jackwell cum pumphouse is in progress. Electro-mechanical equipments and raising main pipes procured. Laying of raising main is in progress. • LBMC II reach (Gadag Branch Canal II) Km. 0 to 29.90, tenders finalized, works to be started. • Mundaragi Branch Canal 0 to 10 Km tenders invited. 10 to 80 km survey and estimate preparation is in progress. • 3rd lift Jackwell cum pumphouse, laying of raising main is in progress. • LEFT BANK MAIN CANAL 3rd reach (Gadag Branch-III). Km to 0 t0 10 km canal works tendered, further survey work is under progress.

AN OVER VIEW OF THE SINGATALUR LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEME:

1 NAME OF PROJECT SINGATALUR LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEME

Across River Tungabhadra near Hammige village Mundaragi Taluk, Gadag District. 2 Location Longitude: 70 0 50’ E Lattitude: 15 0 02’ N

3 Year of inception March 1998

Original estimate-Rs. 595.00 Crores vide Original and latest estimated cost in G.O. No. ID/ 90/ MTP /98 and 29-12-2000. Crores Including administrative Technically sanctioned by Chief Engineer 4 approval no. and date Vide CER No. 28/2001-02 Latest cost `. 1894.50 Crores. Length of canal 5 a) Main canal LBC 207.34 km b) Branch canal 31.70 Km

6 District benefited Bellary, Gadag and Koppal 70 villages of Mundargi and Gadag Tq. 7 Number of village and Tq benefited 09 villages of Koppal Taluk. 20 villages of Huvina Hadagali Taluk Physical Financial Programme during 2010-11 1500 Ha `.88.00 Crores Progress achieved up to end of March 2011 - `.140.68 Crores Cumulative progress up to end of March 2011 - `. 430.58 Crores

12.4. AN OVERVIEW OF PROJECTS UNDER THE CHIEF ENGINEER, UPPER TUNGA PROJECT ZONE, SHIMOGA

The following are the projects under the jurisdiction and control of Upper Tunga Project circle, Shimoga.

1) The Upper Tunga Project

2) The Tunga Lift Irrigation Scheme

3) Basapur Lift Irrigation Scheme

4) Itagi-Sasalwad Lift Irrigation Scheme

5) Modernisation of canal systems of Bhadra

6) Guddada Mallapura Lift Irrigation Scheme

7) Ubrani-Amrutapura Lift Irrigation Scheme

8) Sanyasikoppa Lift Irrigation Scheme

9) Dandavathi Reservoir Project

10) Kalluvaddahalla New Tank

11) Thiluvalli Lift Irrigation Scheme

12) Rajanahalli LIS (Davanagere 22 Tanks)

13) Nidige & Purle tanks

12.4.1 UPPER TUNGA PROJECT

The river Tunga is a major tributary of river Tunga Bhadra rises in Western Ghats and joins mother tributary Bhadra at Kudli about 14.50KM from Shimoga. Upper Tunga project envisages construction of new dam across Tunga River at 100.00 meter down stream of existing Tunga Anicut near Gajanur in Shimoga Taluk and construction of Upper Tunga Main Canal; for a length of 339.50 km. It includes construction of tunnel of 4.00 km length and also distributary net work.

It is envisaged to create an irrigation potential of 80,494 hectares in Shimoga, Davanagere and Haveri Districts by utilising 12.24 TMC of water from River Tunga.

The Government of Karnataka has accorded administrative approval for this project vide No.ID: 25: MMM: 91: Bangalore dated: 3-10-1991 for `. 271.41 Crores and vide No.WRD: 38:WBP: 2005 (P), dated: 21.11.2006 for `. 1,052.33 Crores and the Revised Cost of the project is `. 2330.00 Crores. The project is under the control of Karnataka Neeravari Nigama, Bangalore, since 14.6.1999.

DAM AND ALLIED WORKS: - Dam and allied works are completed in all respect. Water is being stored in the dam since 2007.

CANAL AND DISTRIBUTARY NETWORK: - Upper Tunga Project includes construction of 329.50 Km lengths of Main Canal including CD works, lining and Distributory Network. At present main canal alignment is approved up to 270 Km. Canal work up to Km 195 including tunnel work from Km 168.50 to 174.00 is nearing completion. Water is let out in canal upto 11.00 Km. on trial basis.

Main canals: Main canal works from Km.0 to 176 are almost completed. Water in the main canal on trial run basis upto Km. 110 to cater an irrigation potential of about 32,000 Ha.

• KM 159 to 163 :- Contract of original agency is rescinded and for balance works fresh tenders are approved works are under progress. 94

• KM 164 to 168.50 :- Contract of original agency is rescinded and for balance works fresh tenders are approved and works are under progress.

• Tunnel from KM 168.50 to 174 :- Earthwork excavation is completed. Tunnel lining nearing completion and grouting is under progress.

• Railway bridge at Ch: 176.533 KM of main canal:- Estimates and design constructing railway bridge has been completed and an amount of `. 4.50 crores has to be deposited to Railways for implementation of works, tenders invited.

Distributory:

Dist.No.1: Off-take point at Km108.35. Total length is 20.58 Km. Works are completed.

Dist.No.2: Off-take point at Km166.267. Total length is 62.50 Km. Works are completed from 0 Km. to 20 Km. Works from Km.20 to 62.50 is lingering due to rescinding of contract, Railway crossing and forest clearance. Necessary deposits are made to railway and national highways for carrying out the work.

Dist.No.3: Off-take point at Km176.83. Total length is 23.00 Km. Works are under progress.

R & R works: Three villages of Thirthahalli taluk and two villages of N.R.Pura taluk have been affected due to construction of Upper Tunga Project. 208 structures are affected. Necessary deposits are paid to SUDA for formation of lay-out and site to PAF. Also, `.20.475 crores of exgratia is provided as per the decision of R&R Committee.

During the year 2010-11 the grant allotted is `.85.00 Crores and the expenditure incurred up to end of March 2011 is `. 163.75 Crores. Since inception of project, cumulative expenditure to the tune of `. 1247.61 Crores has been incurred.

12.4.2 TUNGA LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEME

Tunga lift irrigation scheme is proposed at Sakrebailu village near Gajanur in Shimoga district. This project envisages lifting of water from the backwater of UTP Reservoir to feed the suffering atchkat of 5162 Acres of Aihole, Barehalla and Gowdanakere Tanks of Shimoga Taluk. It is proposed to utilise 1.428 TMC of water from Tunga Reservoir. For this project Government has accorded administration approval vide No. ID 68: MMM: 95, dated 27-2-99 for `. 24.12 Crores and Technical sanction was accorded for the same amount on 30-3-1999.

The proposal of alternative alignment avoiding the forest land is surveyed and estimate amounting to Rs.60.00 crores is under scrutiny. After getting clearance from TSC and Board of KNNL the proposal for revised administrative approval from the Government, will be submitted and works will be taken up to fill up the Haihole, Barehalla and Gowdanakere tanks in Shimoga taluk to feed suffering atchkat under these tanks.

During the year 2010-11, the grant allotted is `.50.00 lakhs and no expenditure has been incurred.

12.4.3 BASAPURA LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEME

This project envisages lifting of 1.60 Cumecs of water from River Varada near Basapura village in 2 stages to irrigate 2260 ha. of Land, pertaining to 13 villages of Hangal Taluk, Haveri District. An allocation of 0.60 TMC of water for utilisation in provided for this project by the Krishna Water Tribunal. Administrative approval has been accorded for this project vides G.O. No. ID 20/MMM/96-97, dated 9-4-96 for `. 936.00 Lakhs. CE, UTP Zone, Shimoga has accorded technical sanction for `. 936.00 Lakhs on 31-6-1996. Latest estimated cost of the project is `. 35.154 crores.

The project is transferred to KNNL during August-03. Presently, Stage I work of Electro- Mechanical Components & other head works ready for commissioning. Main Canal work of Stage I, in the reach Km 0.00 to 0.56 & Km. 5.00 to 5.35 & Aqueduct in Ch.0.56 to 1.87 Km is completed. Balance canal works from Km. 1.87 to Km. 5.00 is almost completed. Distributory net works and FIC work are completed. Stage-II works entrusted on turn key basis and are in progress.

During the year 2010-11 the grant allotted is Rs. 200.00 Lakhs and the expenditure incurred up to end of March 2011 is `. 153.68 Lakhs. Since inception up to end of March 2011, cumulative expenditure of `. 1541.63 Lakhs has been incurred on the project.

12.4.4 ITAGI-SASALWAD LIS

This project envisage lifting of water from River Tungabhadra near Itagi village, Shirahatti Taluk, Gadag Distrist, in one stage to cater the irrigation requirements of Khariff & semi dry crops to an extent of 4900 acres belonging to Shirahatti, Mundargi and Haveri Taluk. The Government accorded Administration approval for `. 427.00 Lakhs on 21-09-1992 and subsequently revised administrative approval was accorded for `. 800 lakhs on 24-4-96. Chief Engineer, UTP Zone, Shimoga accorded technical sanction for Rs. 800 Lakhs to the Project, on 5- 6-96. An allocation of 0.55 TMC of water for utilization is provided for this project by the Krishna water Tribunal. Latest estimated cost of the project is `. 23.78 crores.

¾ Electro-mechanical works like jackwell cum pump house, rising main, etc, have been completed and commissioned.

¾ The project comprises of 25.517 km of RBC and 10.907 km, of LBC. The LBC i.e. 10.907 km has been entrusted on tender basis and all the works are completed. Out of the total length of 25.517 km, all works of RBC works are completed.

¾ The distributory network coming under RBC and LBC is entrusted to 3 agencies and completed and FICs works are completed.

¾ Power required for this project is approved by HESCOM and at present the deposit has been made to HESCOM. The work for getting power supply from Holitagi sub-station to jackwell, pump house is started. Work at Hole Itagi is completed and commissioned.

During the year 2010-11, the grant allotted is `. 200.00 Lakh and the expenditure incurred up to end of March 2011 is `. 65.17 Lakhs. Since inception of the project an amount of `. 2007.48 lakhs has been spent up to end of March 2011. 96

12.4.5 MODERNISATION OF CANAL SYSTEM UNDER BHADRA RESERVOIR PROJECT

The Bhadra dam was constructed during 1947-1959 across Bhadra river near Lakkavalli village Tarikere taluk, Chickmagalur District. The dam with a gross storage of 2025 Mcum (71.53 TMC) was planned to give irrigation facility to a CCA of 1.21 lakhs ha (Irrigable Area) of 105570 Ha. in Chickmagalur, Shimoga & Davanagere districts.

The canal systems has been designed as unlined. At many locations, the canals have reached a natural regime, whereby the sections have become irregular and wider. Heavy leakages have been observed in structures like aqueducts, super passages and sluices, which require major repairs. In addition, the farmers have not adopted the designed cropping pattern. Farmers have resorted to paddy cultivation in more area which resulted in high usage of water.

To overcome the above mentioned deficiency of canal system of Bhadra project, Modernisation of Bhadra canal system has been taken up. The works are in various stages of progress.

Modernisation of canal system of Bhadra reservoir project comprises of providing CC lining to sides and bed of main canal, distributaries and minors. It also includes strengthening / reconstruction of the structures like aqueducts, super passages, bridges cover ducts and other structures coming in main canal and distributaries.

The Bhadra modernisation works are being taken up in 33 packages. The administrative approval for the modernisation of canal systems of Bhadra reservoir amounting to Rs. 951.00 crores was accorded by Government vide G.O. No. WRD 20 MBI 2008, Bangalore dated 26.02.2008. Approval to the DPR has been obtained from MOWR and Planning Commission, Government of India.

Modernisation of canal systems of Bhadra reservoir is receiving central assistance under Hon’ble Prime Ministers Special Rehabilitation package. Grant allocated for modernisation of Bhadra canal during the year 2010-11 is `. 255.00 crores and an expenditure of `.148.74 crores has been incurred upto the end of March-2011. Overall expenditure upto the end of March-2011 is `. 751.31 crores and total assistance received from Govt. of India up to the end of 2010-11 is `.242.87 crores.

Budget allocation for the financial year 2011-12 is `.200.00 crores.

12.4.6 GUDDADAMALLAPURA LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEME

The scheme envisages lifting 1.00 TMC of water in two stages from Varada river near Byatanal to irrigate 13000 acres (5261 Ha) of lands in Byadagi taluk of Haveri district. The above LIS’s entrusted to M/s. Coramandel Prestcrete Pvt. Ltd, on turnkey basis. The agency has stopped the work. The work was rescinded as per the instruction of the TSC. Agency fixed for the balance work by inviting fresh tenders.

Jack well/pump house: Concerting for 7 Mts. Height is completed. Balance work is in Progress.

Raising main-I: Excavation completed for 5 km and Laying completed for 5 km. 97

Delivery chamber-I&II: Work is completed in all respects.

Gravity Canal-I: Excavation completed. Lining 5 Km completed. Out of 26 CD works, 8 CD works are completed.

UG sump and pump house: UG sump completed. Pump house completed up to roof level.

Raising main-II: Excavation completed. pipes procured at site. Laying of pipes for 600m completed.

Gravity canal-II: Excavation for 5 kms completed out of 8.50 kms - 4.50 km lining completed.

Gravity Canal-III: Excavation embankment a CNS layer work for 7.20 km completed, out of 14.50 kms. Lining wok for 450mtr completed.

During the year 2010-11, the grant allotted is Rs. 6000.00 Lakh and the expenditure incurred up to end of March 2011 is Rs. 2838.24 Lakhs. Since inception of the project an amount of Rs5068.82 Lakhs has been spent up to end of March 2011. It is one of the project assisted under AIBP.

12.4.7. UBRANI-AMRUTHAPURA MULTIPURPOSE LIS

This scheme was a part of Upper Bhadra Project Stage-1, which was separated as per Government order. The Main aim of this project is (a) drinking water purpose and (b) Filling of Tanks of Ubrani and Kasaba hobli of Tarikere Taluk.

This project comprises of 3 stages costing Rs. 92.40 Crores. It is planned to lift water from Bhadra River to Gangur in Ist Stage and is technically sanctioned for Rs. 36.00 Crores and work is taken up on turnkey basis. The work is under different stages of progress. In 2nd Stage, water is pumped from a storage cistern at Gangur to Mahalal valley and part to Guddadamalladevanakere and is technically sanctioned for Rs. 56.40 Crores and work is taken up on turnkey basis. The works are nearing completion. In 3rd stage, water is directly lifted from Guddadamalladevanakere tank to feed water to Medikere tank.

During the year 2010-11 the grant allotted is `.1500.00 lakhs and the expenditure incurred up to end of March 2011 is `. 1345.89 lakhs. Since inception upto end of March 2011, cumulative expenditure of `. 10514.06 lakhs has been incurred for this project.

12.4.8 SANYASIKOPPA LIS

Sanyasikoppa lift irrigation scheme envisages construction of anicut across Kumudavathi River near Sanyasikoppa village in Shikaripura Taluk, Shimoga District to irrigate 1791 hectares. The Government has accorded administrative approval Vide G.O.No.ID/ 161/MMI/2003 dated: 25-3-2006 for Rs.10.00 Crores for this Project. Technical sanction is accorded for Rs. 9.97 Crores. Agency is fixed to take up works on turnkey basis and works are under different stages of progress.

During the year 2010-11, the grant allotted is `.500.00 lakhs and the expenditure incurred is `.352.03 lakhs up to end of March 2011. Cumulative expenditure of `.738.03 lakhs has been incurred. 98

12.4.9. DANDAVATHI RESERVOIR PROJECT

Dandavathi Reservoir project in Soraba Taluk of Shimoga District envisages to provide irrigation facilities to 6933 Ha in Soraba and Shikaripura taluks of Shimoga districts by constructing reservoir across Dandavathi river. Further a provision is made to provide drinking water facilities to small hamlets, filling of MI tanks within the command area and sub soil replenishment.

The Government vide GO dated 12.01.09 has administratively approved the DPR for Rs. 272.00 crores.

During the year 2010-11, the grant allotted is `.6000.00 lakhs and the expenditure incurred is `.117.22 lakhs up to end of March 2011.

12.4.10. KALLUVADDAHALLA NEW TANK

The project is proposed for construction across Kalluvadda Halla near Shikaripura taluk. It is proposed to provide an irrigation facilities to an rea of 1950Ha in 14 villages of Shikaripura taluk. The Government vide GO dated 30.08.2006 has administratively approved the said project for `. 20.42 crores based on the estimate by MI department and transferred to KNNL for implementation. The DPR for the project for `.33.35 crores is submitted for according approval.

During the year 2010-11, out of the grant allotted is `.300.00 lakhs and no expenditure has been incurred.

12.4.11. TILUVALLI LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEME

The Thiluvalli LIS in Hanagal taluk of Haveri District by lifting water from Varada river envisages to irrigate 2500 Acres of land during Khariff season under Hangal taluk of Haveri District and rejuvenation of Thiluvalli Doddakere, Siddanahonda, Yethinahalli, Chikkatti and Hiriyara canal. The Villages benefitted are Thiluvalli, Inam-Lakmapura, Yettinahalli (T) of Hangal Taluk in Haveri District. The government vide GO dated 05.01.2010 has administratively approved the revised estimated amounting to Rs.34.00 crores. Tenders have been floated on turnkey basis and submitted for approval.

During the year 2010-11, out of the grant allotted is `.200.00 lakhs and no expenditure has been incurred. 12.4.12 RAJANAHALLI LIS (DAVANAGERE 22 TANKS)

The Estimated Cost of the work is ` 112.69 crores. The project is administratively approved by the Government, vide GO No MID/33/LIS/2006, Dated 05.01.2007. The project envisages filling up of 22 minor irrigation tanks by lifting water from Tungabhadra river near village Timmapura in Harihar Taluk. The work is entrusted on Turnkey basisto M/s L&T Limited and the work is in progress.

12.4.13 DEVELOPMENT WORK OF NIDIGE TANKS

Nidige tank is located in mid way between Shivamogga & Bhadravati, Besiders Tumkur Honnavar National Highway. This tank to being feeded from Bhadra Left bank canal. This tank is having as water spread area of 18.00 Ha. ( 44 A-21 G). This tank has been handed over to 99

Nigam vide G.O. No. 247 / JA.JA.©. 2006 / ¢: 24-1-2007 for improvement including boating Center. As estimate was prepared for Rs. 900 lakhs & placed before the TSC. The matter was discussed in 76th meeting held on 13-4-2007 and sub-Committee as formed. The sub- Committee inspected the spot and as per the instruction given estimate was reduce to 477 lakhs. Then the NH widening work was taken up by High-way department and is completed. Hence the DPR is under revision.

DEVELOPMENT WORK OF - PURLE TANKS

Purle tank is located 6 Km from Shimoga City situated between Shimoga-Holehonur Road, Solapura-Mangalore National High Way ( N.H. 13) at Purle village. This tank is being feeded from Tunga right bank Canal and Bhadra left bank canal. This tank having an water spread area of 35 Acr 21 Guntas ( 14.38 Ha.) This tank has been handed over to Nigam vide G.O. No. WRD/247 /MMB/ 2006 Dated: 24-01-2007 for improvements including Boating Centre, Recreation Centre. An estimate prepared `. 940.00 Lakhs and placed before the TSC. The matter was discussed in 76th Meeting held on 13.04.2007 and sub-committee was formed. The Sub-Commiittee has inspected the spot and as per their instruction taken land scope consultant and prepared estimates in two part. ( Phase-1 & Phase-11).

Nidige & Purle :- During the year 2010-11 the grant allotted is `.50.00 lakhs and no expenditure has been incurred.

The Phase-1 estimate including Deepending the Tank. Formation of Bund, Silt Trap, inlet Way, Entrance Arch / Ticket Couter etc. The Phase-1 Estimate have been recasted and submitted.

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12.5 AN OVERVIEW OF PROJECTS UNDER THE CHIEF ENGINEER, UPPER BHADRA ZONE, CHITRADURGA:

12.5.1 UPPER BHADRA PROJECT (STAGE 1 & 2)

This project envisages to lift 15 TMC of water from Tunga river to Bhadra reservoir, in two stages, and lifting of 21.5 TMC of water from Bhadra reservoir to delivery chamber near Ajjampur in three stages. Thereafter by gravity flow through canal, irrigation will be provided to 1,04,989 Ha. of land in Hosadurga, Hiriyur, Chitradurga and Challekere taluks and 2276 Ha. of land in Kadur and Tarikere taluks, totaling to 1,07,265 Ha. by utilizing 15.9 TMC of water.

It is also proposed for restoration of 119 tanks of Tumkur and Kolar districts and 37 tanks in Chickmagalur and Chitradurga districts and providing water to an extent of 75% of live capacity by utilizing 5.6 TMC of water to recharge the ground water table to facilitate drinking water.

Estimated cost of the projects is Rs. 5985.00 crores. 21.5 TMC of water is allocated to this project under Scheme – A.

Based on Sri.K.C.Reddy Report (2007-08 SR) estimate amounting to Rs.5985.00 crores is approved in principle vide G.O.No. WRD 152 V BYAE 2004(P-I), dt.15.09.2008, in which includes lift irrigation component amounting to Rs.3388.00 crores is approved to take up the works.

Modified cost of the project as per SR of 2007-08 of `.5985.00 crores, out of which, `.3388.00 crores is for irrigation component and `.2597.00 crores is for drinking water component.

The following packages of Upper Bhadra Project Stage-I are taken up and is in progress.

• 3 major components of project, amounting to Rs.1580.00 crores is entrusted on EPC basis on 10/2008.

• Diverting 15 tmc of water from Tunga to Bhadra reservoir – Package (I).

• Lifting 21.50 tmc of water for Bhadra reservoir to delivery chamber near Ajjampura (proposed new tunnel) – Package (II).

• Construction of tunnel at 6.90 km length near Ajjampura (Package-III).

• DPRs of Package I & II are approved. Intake canal, raising main, pumphouse, manufacture of electro-mechanical machines, gravity canal, etc., are in progress.

• Financial progress in Package I & II are Rs.39.00 and Rs.100.95 crores, respectively.

5400 ha.of land is required for Upper Bhadra Project in which 365 ha. of land comes under forest. Land acquisition process is in progress.

207 MVA power is approved by KPTCL for this project.

Expert Committee headed by Sri.D.N.Desai is consituted to look into problem arising out of tunnel construction, the Committee has submitted its Report on 23.6.2010.

Administratively approval is accorded to revised proposal to provide irrigation facilities of 5471 ha. in Tarikere taluk, amounting to `.75.00 crores.

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Office complex of Upper Bhadra Project Zone and other office building works are in progress.

This project is planned to complete in 8 years.

Details of Allocation and expenditure are as below:

(`.in Crores)

Sl. Cumulative Year Allocation Expenditure No. Expenditure 1 2007-08 50.00 3.17 3.17

2 2008-09 104.00 54.30 57.47 3 2009-10 100.00 118.55 176.02 4 2010-11 121.83 125.20 301.22

Talukwise Irrigated area:

Extent / Area Sl.No. Reason District Taluk (in ha.) 1 Irrigation Chikmagalur Kadur 1,864 Tarikere 411 Total 2276 Chitradurga Hosadurga 31,035 Hiriyur 37,052 Chitradurga 23,636 Challakere 13,266 Total 1,04,986 Grand Total 1,07,265

Details of filling up of 156 Tanks:

No.of MI Quantity of Sl.No. District/Taluk Tanks Water in TMC 1 Chikmagalur Tarikere 01 Kadur 03 Total 04 0.116 Chitradurga Hosadurga 03 Hiriyur 15 Chitradurga 06 Challakere 09 Total 33 1.910

Grand Total (Chikmagalur & Chitradurga Districts) 37 2.026` 102

No.of MI Quantity of Sl.No. District/Taluk Tanks Water in TMC 2. Tumkur Sira 41 Madugiri 43 Koratagere 16 Total of Tumkur District 100 3.00 3. Kolar Kolar Taluk 19 2.60 Total (Tumkur & Kolar Districts) 119 5.60

Details of villages benefitted under Chitradurga Branch Canal:

Sl.No. District Taluk No.of villages

1 Chikmagalur Tarikere 5

Kadur 13

Chitradurga Hosadurga 92

Hiriyur 50

Chitradurga 13

Challakere 22

Total 195

Allocation of `.122.00 Crores for the year 2011-12 is made under Dr.Nanjundappa Package (SDP).

Activities during the year 2011-12:

Under Upper Bhadra Project, allocation of `.122.00 crores is provided and `.111.00 Crores for implementation for distribution of works.

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12.6. AN OVERVIEW OF PROJECTS UNDER THE CHIEF ENGINEER, VARAHI PROJECT ZONE, SIDDAPURA. 12.6.1 VARAHI IRRIGATION PROJECT

BREIF DESCRIPTION:

The Varahi Irrigation Project envisages Construction of Diversion Weir across Varahi River at Horriabbe near Siddapura Village, Udupi District to create irrigation potential to an extent of 15,702 Ha. (38,800 acres) in Kundapura and Udupi taluks of Udupi District, by utilizing the daily release of 1100 Cusecs of tail race water from Varahi underground hydro electric project situated in the upstream of the river at Hosangadi.

The Varahi Irrigation Project is administratively approved originally by the Government of Karnataka vide G.O.No. PWD 71 GIP 76, dated 27-3-1979 for `. 943.00 lakhs. Further revised cost amouts to `.56963.00 Lakshs

Several discussions were held among top level Officers of Irrigation Department, Karnataka Power Corporation and Forest Department to ascertain the possibility of generating power under this project. Finally it was decided to construct a Pick-up Dam with a provision for storage of 10 days discharge of tailrace water, which affects approximately 300 Ha. Of Reserve Forest Land. The Central Forest Advisory Committee has visited the Project area and suggested to modify the scope of Project by constructing Diversion Weir instead of Pick-up Dam without storage to facilitate Irrigation needs only keeping in view of preservation of flora and fauna and rich bio- diversity so as to minimize submersion of forestland. Central Forest and Ecological department has released 129.60 Ha. Of Reserve Forest Land for implementation of Varahi Irrigation Project vide letter Dated/12/15-3-2004.

VARAHI DIVERSION WEIR:

A concrete diversion weir of 145 meters. Length and 17.50 meters height above the deepest foundation level is proposed to be constructed at horriabbe site near Siddapura Village, Udupi District. Due to Construction of Diversion Weir total 121.58 Ha. of land will submerge and two villages will be submerged partially. The details are as under: - 104

Sl.No Particulars Area in Ha. 1 Reserve Forest Land 61.88 2 Garden Land 22.53 3 Wet Land 2.42 4 Dry Land 34.75 Total 121.58 Ha.

CANALS:

Varahi Right Bank Canal takes off from the Diversion weir and runs to a length of 42.8 K.M. A branch canal takes off from Right Bank Canal at 19th K.M. and crosses the river Varahi through an aqueduct and Left Bank Canal starts from this aqueduct and runs for a length of 44.35K.M. The Lift Canal start from Left Bank Canal at 7th K.M. of Left Bank and runs for a length of 33 K.M. The proposed atchkat to be covered from this Project is as detailed below: Atchkat covered is in Udupi District. Villages benefited: 1) Udupi Taluk - 35 Villages – 7378 Ha. 2) Kundapura Taluk - 33 Villages - 8324 Ha. Canal with Atchkat: 1) V.R.B.C - 42.80 K.M - 1992 Ha. 2) V.L.B.C. - 44.35 K.M. - 10987 Ha. 3) Lift Canal - 33.00 K.M. - 2723 Ha. Total - 15702Ha. Now the project is being implemented through KNNL from dt: 6.11.2003

Varahi Lift head works are completed. Water is being letout in canal from 0.00 to 11.00km

Programme & Progress

Finacial progress Rs.5293.70 Lakhs accived against torget of `.11200.00 lakhs

Dam and allied works are completed.

Varahi Left Bank Canal from Ch:0 to 21Km, Earth work Excavation C.C.Linign C.D.Works are completed. Out of 5 aqeducts 4 aqueducts are completed reaming one aqueducts and Varahi Left Bank Canal Ch:22 to 30 is different stage of constructions.

Varahi Right Bank Canal o to 4.00km is under different stage of construction. Km 14 to 19 works are in approval stage.

Details of Irrigation Potential

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12.7. AN OVERVIEW OF PROJECTS UNDER THE CHIEF ENGINEER, IRRIGATION PROJECTS ZONE, GULBARGA

12.7.1 BENNITHORA PROJECT

Bennithora project is a major irrigation project, which comprises of construction of dam across River Bennithora near Heroor village, Chittapur taluk, Gulbarga District. There are two canals covering an Irrigable area of 20,234 Ha in Gulbarga District. The utilisation for the project is 5.75 TMC.

Dam: Work is completed and water is being stored in reservoir since Dec’01.

Right Bank Canal (82 KM): Works are completed. Tenders for the strengthening of embankment in vulnerable reaches & concrete lining has been invited for `. 1163 lakhs .Total atchkat is 13,435 Ha.

Left Bank Canal (60 km): All distibutories on LBC are completed. Tenders for the strengthening of embankment in vulnerable reaches & concrete lining has been invited for `.795 lakhs .Total atchkat is 6,799 Ha.

The revised estimate cost of this project is `.389.50 Crores. Cumulative expenditure upto end of March 2011 is `. 369.58 Crores. A dry potential of 20,234 Ha has been created to end of

3/2011 and wet potential of 18,778 Ha. is created.

The details of target and achievement of the project for 2008-09 and 2010-11 are as follows:

Sl. Financial (`. in Crores) Physical (In hectares) Year No. Target Achievement Target Achievement 1 2008-09 21.00 18,78 309 309 (Dry potential 2 2009-10 14.00 15.95 1000 786 3 2010-11 13.00 24.39 1487 31.70

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12.7.2 BHIMA LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEME

Bhima Lift Irrigation envisages construction of Earthen Dam with central concrete spillway with crest gates to discharge 9.00 Lakh Cusecs of water. The Dam site is proposed near Sonna (K) village of Afzalpur Taluk in Gulbarga District and providing two lift irrigation points to draw water from the Reservoir, for creation of 24,292 hectares of irrigation Potential.

The Project is administratively approved for `. 94.17 Crores by the Government vide Govt. Order No. ID 39 MMM 92, dated 18-4-1992, and technically sanctioned for `.107.70 Crores by the Chief Engineer, WRD, I.P.Zone, Gulbarga vide CER No. 5/93-94 dated: 13-01-1994. The Revised Estimate costing `.588.37 Crore is approved by Government of Karnataka. This project is under Karnataka Neeravari Nigam Ltd., since 1999. ¾ Barrage Length - 2.250Km Height - 18.40 mtr Gross Storage - 3.166TMC Live Storage - 2.41 TMC Allocation & Utilisation – 6.00 TMC

¾ Lifting Systems Two foreshore lifts at Balundgi & Allagi(B) Length of the Balundgi lift canal – 63.762 Km. Length of the Allagi lift canal – 35.787Km

STAGE OF THE PROJECT AS ON MARCH 2011:

Dam & allied works: Construction of earthen embankments on left and right flanks were completed and construction of barrage is also completed. Entire body wall portion is completed. Concreting to piers is completed. Pre casting and launching of girders for bridge is completed. Water impounding has been started . MHS work is also completed generation of electrical energy is also started in the AUG 2010.

Gate works: Fabrication work of crest gates entrusted to M/s. KSCC. All 29 gates are errected. Fixing of embedded parts & fabrication of gates is completed.

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Balundgi Lift: Concreting for jackwell is completed. Laying of PSC pipes is also completed. Delivery chamber is completed

Balundgi Canal: Construction of Balundgi intake canal is nearing completion. Construction of Balundagi main canal from 0 to 25 km is 95% completed and 25 to 45 km is 80% completed. MC from 45 to 63.76 is also in progress

Allagi Lift: Formation of jackwell is completed. Excavation for rising main is completed. Laying of PSC pipes is nearing in completion. Construction of Allagi intake canal is just to be completed.

Allagi Canal : Construction of Allagi main canal work from Km. 0 to 10 is under is rescinding stage. packages from 10 to 20Km is under progress 20 to 35.787 Km is under progress.

Rehabilitation and Resettlement: Villages affected due to submergence – 10 Nos. No of centres to be formed – 9 No Population affected – 8801 Families affected – 1658

Government vide G.O. dated 18.5.05 have constituted District Level Rehabilitation Advisory Committee. R&R Package is approved by the govt. The site has been identified for construct rehabilitation centre and even land acquisition has been proposed and 4(1) notification has been issued. Construction of Balundgi rehabilitation is completed and handed over to Grampanchayat and Tarapur, duddangi, Mangalore, hirihala, bankalaga & badgihal are under formation stage.

The Rehabilitation Centers of Allagi B & tawarkhed are yet to be implemented. Survey & preparation of estimates for construction of other 6 R.C. is under progress.

CWC Clearance:

The DPR of BLIS for `. 592.50 crores was submitted to CWC in Aug’09 for Appraisal and acceptance. The cost Appraisal Directorate has scrutinized and finalised the cost of project at `. 551.93 crores (price level of 2008-09) and the project has been accepted by the TAC of MOWR in its 100th meeting held on 09.10.2009. The planning commission has accorded investment clearance for BLIS(Major New) District, Glubarga with an estimated cost of `. 551.93 crores (excluding `. 36.4 crores for FIC) as per 2008-09 price level accordingly the BLIS is posed for central assistance under AIBP for the year 2009-10 & 2010-11 CLA received is `. 58.64 crores. An amount of `. 65.16 crores has been sought from GOI as Central assistance under AIBP for 2009-10 During the year 2010-11, budget allocation made is `.100.00 crores and expenditure incurred upto March 2011 is `.40.86 crores. The details of target and achievement of the project for 2008-09 to 2010-11 are as follows: - Sl. Financial (`. in Crores) Physical (In hectares) Year No. Target Achievement Target Achievement 1. 2008-09 32.00 21.23 - - 2. 2009-10 36.00 37.75 - - 3 2010-11 100 40.86 1000 581.30

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12.7.3 GANDORINALA PROJECT

Gandorinala project is a medium irrigation project in Gulbarga District. This project envisages construction of dam near Belkota village in Gulbarga taluk, across River Gandorinala, a tributary to River Bennithora, which in turn joins River Bhima of Krishna Basin. The utilisation under this project is 1.97 TMC. The area covered for irrigation under this project is 8094 Hectares. The project is administratively approved vide Government Order No. ID 110 MTZ 85, dated 23.05.1992 for `. 66.00 crores. The revised estimate of the project is `. 240.00 Crores and expenditure upto March 2011is `.253.96 Crores. The dry irrigation potential of 7,943 Ha has been created upto March 2011. Dam & allied works: The works were carried out by KSCC and the same are already completed. The work of providing & erection of radial crest gates is completed. Canal works: RBC: Completed to its full length of 7 Kms. Potential of 566Ha has been created. LBC: Total length of LBC is 89.32 KMs. Almost all Kms. Upto 89.32 Km is completed. Distributories: Under RBC 3 distributories works are completed. Under LBC out of 40 distributories 37 are almost completed and 3 distributories are under progress. FIC: FIC works of RBC from Km. 0 to Km. 7 are completed and FIC works under LBC are nearing completion. The details of target and achievement of the project for 2008-09 to 2010-11 are as follows:

Physical Physical Financial Sl. (in Ha) (in Ha) Year (`. in Crores) No. Dry Wet Target Achieved Target Achieved Target Achieved 1) 2008-09 22.00 18.07 1115 964 4047 600 2) 2009-10 25.50 26.57 - - 3413 1556 3) 2010-11 9.00 14.52 - - 1856 1352.41 109

12.7.4. LOWER MULLAMARI PROJECT

Lower Mullamari Project envisages construction of a dam across the River Mullamari a tributary to River Bhima in Krishna basin. The project is located near Nagaral village in Chincholi Taluk of Gulbarga District. The utilisation under this project is 2.61 TMC and it is planned to provide irrigation facilities to 9713 Ha. of land in Chincholi taluk.

The project has been originally estimated for `. 45.00 crores at 1990-91 schedule of rates. The latest estimated cost of the project is `. 220.00 Crores and expenditure to end of March 2011 is `. 194.08 Crores.

Earthen Dam: Completed including erection of spillway gates. Water is being stored in reservoir since August 2001.

Right Bank Canal (80 km): Works are completed.

Distributaries (66 Nos.): 65 are completed and water is letout in distributaries.

Total Atchkat : 9713 Ha.

Outlet potential created : 9377 Ha.

Balance to be created : 336 Ha.

R&R : Out of 7 Nos. of rehabilitation centre 6 nos. are completed. Balance 1 no. is nearing completion. (Gadilingadahalli Rehabilitation Centre No.3)

Rectification works of RBC : Works from Km. 0 to 40 km are nearing completion & Works from Km. 40 to 80 km are under progress

Total irrigation potential from the project is 9713 Ha. And irrigation potential of 9400 Ha. created upto end of March 2011.

The details of target and achievement during 2008-09 & 2009-10 is as under:

Sl. Financial (`.in Crores) Physical (in hectares) Year No. Target Achievement Target Achievement

1) 2008-09 9.00 7.13 264 1164

Dry: 713 300 2) 2009-10 26.00 12.42 Wet: 1713 1260 Dry -413 100 3 2010-11 20.00 10.41 Wet-453 117 110

12.7.5. AMARJA PROJECT

Amarja irrigation project envisages construction of a dam across the River Amarja, a tributary to River Bhima in Krishna Basin, near Sangolgi village in Aland Taluk of Gulbarga District with canals on both banks to provide irrigation facilities to an extent of 8903 Ha. The utilisation proposed under this project is 1.554 TMC.

As per 1975-76 schedules of rates, the original cost of the project is Rs. 5.70 crores. The project was technically sanctioned for Rs. 82.50 crores by the Chief Engineer, Irrigation Project Zone, Gulbarga vide order dated 24.07.1992. The present cost of the project is Rs. 219.45 Crores.

DAM: The 960 m long and 31.85 m high earthen dam with a storage capacity of 43.87 Mcum will submerge 641 ha of land, affecting 3 villages and a population of 4,500. Dam works are completed and water is being stored since 1999.

The work is transferred to KNNL during April 2005 vide GO No. WRD 29 TMZ 04, dated 18.04.2005.

CANALS: The 54.784 Km long Left Bank Canal and the 42.48 Km long Right Bank Canal will irrigate 4,856 Ha. and 4,047 Ha. of land, respectively. The total length of right bank canal is 42.48 kms. and left bank Canal is 54.784 kms. Total number of distributaries under RBC are 29 Nos. and 20 Nos. and under LBC are 33 Nos. & 19 Nos. are respectively.

The subject ``rectification works of Amarja project was placed before he 25th Board meeting of KNNL held on 07.06.2005.After detailed Deliberation the Board authorized for closure of works for previous contracts on ``As is where basis`` so that rectification works can be taken up without further delay (vide ltr no 993 dtd:23.06.2005).Under this proceeding the rectification works were proposed for `.100.00 crores.

(Nomenclature-Rectification/remodeling/rebuilding works).

Rectification of canal works was taken in four packages for LB C & RBC ,the work of 3 packages are under progress & one package is yet to be tackled, the project is proposed to complete by 2011-12.

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The details of the works are as follows.

RBC – km.0.00 to 7.00:

Contract amount Rs.538.30 Lakhs Expenditure till date Rs 372.01 Lakhs

The work from km.0.00 to 7.00 was entrusted to KLAC, but due to slow progress, Distributary and FIC works from km.0.00 to 7.00 (excluding main canal) are rescinded . fresh tenders have been called for balance works. Tender have been accepted & has been entrusted to Sri Rajshekar M Yenkanchi vide agreement No. 03 dtd:30/03/10 for `. 3.23 crores & the work is under progress.

RBC – km.0.00 to 7.00 (Distry& FIC:

Contract amount Rs.323.00 Lakhs Expenditure till date(3/2011) Rs 60.06 Lakhs

RBC – km.7.00 to 20.00:

Contract amount Rs.1727 Lakhs Expenditure till date(3/2011) Rs 1027 Lakhs

The work is under progress. Excavation /CNS lining is completed upto 20 km, CC lining is completed upto from km.7.00 to 20.00(except 30m in km 13 to 14) Distributary work is nearing completion(except D-8 & 11) and FIC works are under progress

RBC – km.20.00 to 42.48:

Contract amount Rs.2589.51 Lakhs Expenditure till date(3/2011) Rs 1585.00 Lakhs

The work is under progress. Excavation/CNS lining is completed. CC lining completed(except 50m in 39th km& 40th km), Distributary work is nearing completion (except D- 23)and FIC works are under progress

LBC – km.0.00 to 30.00:

Contract amount Rs 3419.00 Lakhs Expendituretill date(3/2011) Rs2190.00 Lakhs

The canal Excavation/CNS work is completed upto 21 km,& km 28 to 30, lining work is completed upto 21km. Distributary work & FIC works are under progress .A irrigation potential of around 800 Ha (dry ) (2009-10=600 Ha,2010-11=200Ha) is created in this reach.

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LBC – km.30.00 to 54.78: Tender process is completed. Evaluation report is approved by the TSC . Agreement is to be made:

Physical (in hectares) Sl. Financial (`. in Crores) Year No. Target Achievement Target Achievement 1) 2008-09 13.00 11.67 1650 850 1000(dry) 2) 2009-10 31.00 33.57 1000(dry) 050(wet) 3 dry - 1000 4567 2010-11 23.00 20.15 wet - 3000 1050

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PROJECTS UNDER

CAUVERY NEERAVARI NIGAM LIMITED

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HIGH LIGHTS OF CAUVERY NEERAVARI NIGAM LIMITED FOR THE YEAR 2010-11

NANJAPURA LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEME:

• Project completed. • 10,000 acres of lands in Malavalli & T.Narasipura taluk are benefitted.

HONGANUR LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEME:

• Scheme takes off from Kabini Right bank canal situated near Honganur village and is completed. • 2,000 acres of lands in Chamarajanagar is benefitted.

BANAHALLIHUNDI LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEME:

• Scheme benefits 4384 acres of lands in T.Narasipura, Nanjangudu & Chamarajanagar taluks & is completed. 115

ERECTION OF RADIAL GATES TO KANVA DAM:

• Radial crest gates – 4 Nos. installed at Kanva dam. This will prevent flash floods of 14,000 cusecs & hence loss of life & property.

YAGACHI PROJECT:

• Project will provide irrigation facilities to 37,000 acres in Belur, Alur & Hassan taluks. • Project is situated near Chikkabyadagere in Belur taluk. • Project started during 1986 is planned to complete during 2010-11.

ARKAVATHY PROJECT:

• Project is constructed across Arkavaty river near Harohalli to provide 15400 acres (both flow & lift) in Kanakapur taluk.

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REPLACEMENT OF K.R.S GATES:

• Action has been initiated to replace 75 years old gates of Krishnarajasagar. Till now, 4 gates have replaced against 16 numbers.

RESTORATION AND REJUVENATION OF TANKS:

• Till now 41 tanks are restored by way of modernization. • During 2010-11, 215 tanks are taken up for restoration and rejunevation

RESTORATION OF MIKKARE TANK IN MALAVALLI TALUK:

MODERNIZATION OF OLD ANECUT CANALS: RESTORATION OF SALIGRAMA TANK IN K.R.NAGAR TALUK:

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RESTORATION OF MUDIGERE TANK IN TUMKUR TALUK:

• Restoration works of 101 tanks are taken up in Mysore, C.R.Nagara, Tumkur, Mandya and Hassan districts since 2008-09. Out of the above tanks, modernisation of 41 tanks have been completed and restoration works of balance tanks are in progress. • It is proposed to take up restoration and rejuvenation of 215 tanks during 2010- 11.

DRINKING WATER SUPPLY SCHEMES:

SHIMSHA LEFT BANK CANAL:

• 4398 acres of command area will benefit from the modernisation of Shimsha LBC.

SRIRAMADEVARA ANICUT:

• Action has been taken to complete the balance works of modernisation of Sriramadevara Anicut near Kattebelaguli village in Holenarasipura taluk. • This project benefits 11663 acres of command area in Holenarasipura, K.R.Pete and C.R.Patna taluks.

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MODERNISATION OF KABINI RIGHT BANK CANAL:

• Total length of Kabini RBC is 202 Km., out of this modernisation works upto 100 Km. is under progress. • This benefits assured water supply to command areas in T.Narasipura, Yelandur & Kollegal taluks and also 8,000 acres under Tellanur Branch Canal

KATTEPURA ANICUT:

• Works of modernisation of Kattepura anicut and its canals are under progress. • To provide irrigation facilities to suffering atchkat of 3,000 acres of land in K.R.Nagar and 5,770 acres in Arakalgud taluk.

DRINKING WATER SUPPLY SCHEME:

• To mitigate the problems of the people caused by drinking water containing floride and nitrogen components, Government has proposed the projects of filling up of tanks for providing drinking water facility.

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GULUR-HEBBUR DRINKING WATER SUPPLY SCHEME:

• Filling up of 52 tanks in Tumkur taluk for providing drinking water facilit to 52 villages.

HONNAVALLI DRINKING WATER SUPPLY SCHEME:

• Filling up of 23 tanks in Thiptur, Arasikere, Kadur and Hosadurga taluks for providing drinking water facilities to 86 villages.

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13. CAUVERY NEERAVARI NIGAMA LIMITED

13.1 AN OVERVIEW OF PROJECTS UNDER THE CHIEF ENGINEER, IRRIGATION(S), MYSORE.

The Cauvery Neeravari Nigama Limited (CNNL) is established by the Government of Karnataka in 03.06.2003 under Company Act 1956 as a special purpose to accelerate the implimentation of Cauvery Basin Projects in Karnataka. The Cauvery basin in Karnataka is 34,273 Sq.Kms which constitutes about 17.99% of the geographical area of 1,91,791Sq.Km in Karnataka Major Rivers flowing in this basin are Harangi (50 KM), Hemavathy (245 KM), Lakshmanatheertha (131 KM), Kabini (230 KM), Shimsha (221 KM), Suvarnvathi (88 KM), Arkavathy (161 KM) and the main river Cauvery (381 KM). The Cauvery Basin has spread in 11 districts.

Main Objective of the CNNL are: to complete the works of the ongoing Irrigation projects including Lift Irrigation works, and such works of Minor Irrigation and CADA (Command Area Development Authority). Also to maintain, operate, improve or modernize the irrigation projects including Lift Irrigation works and such works of Minor Irrigation and CADA in the Cauvery Basin entrusted to it by the Government of Karnataka.

Three zones viz., Irrigation (S) zone, Mysore, Hemavathy Canal Zone, Tumkur and Hemavathy Project Zone, Gorur are coming under the jurisdiction of CNNL. The details of on going projects coming under each zone are as below: Programme for Sl. Name of Zone Name of the Project Status completing the No project Irrigation (S) 1 D.D. Urs Canal Physically Completed zone, Mysore 2 Kabini Project On-going 2012-13 3 Harangi Project Physically completed 4 Taraka Project Physically completed 5 Arkavathy Nearing completion 6 Chiklihole Project Physically completed 7 Uduthorehalla Project Physically Completed 8 Iggalur Project Physically Completed 9 Manchanabele Project Physically completed 10 K.R.S. Modernization Physically completed 11 Nanjapura LIS Physically Completed 12 Bannahallyhundi LIS Physically completed Hemavathy Canal Zone, 1 Hemavathy Canal Project On-going 2012-13 Tumkur Hemavathy 1 Hemavathy Project On-going 2012-13 Project Zone, 2 Yagachi Project On-going 2011-12 Gorur 3 Huchanakoppalu LIS Nearing Completion 4 Kamasamudra LIS Physically Completed 5 Kachenahally LIS On-going 2012-13 6 Votehole Project Physically Completed

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13.1.1. D.DEVARAJA URS CANAL

D. Devaraja Urs Canal project envisages construction of 126 km long Right Bank Canal from Krishnarajasagar reservoir. Administrative approval has been accorded to the Original estimate amounting to `.18.50 Crores. vide G.O. No.PWD/145/MKS/77, dtd: 23.04.1979. The work was started during 1979. Administrative approval has been accorded to the revised estimate amounting to `.58.10 Crores. vide G.O. No.PWD/145/MMR/86, dtd: 08.08.1988.

The planned utilization from this project is 10.5 TMC to create an ultimate potential of 80000 acres (32375 ha.) with a cropping area of Khariff semidry 80000 acres and Rabi semidry 59500 acres totalling to 139500 acres. The taluks benefited by this project are Nanjangud, T. Narasipur & H.D. Kote of Mysore district and Srirangapatna taluk of Mandya district.

The main canal work has been completed upto 126 km and the work of distributaries completed in all respects. The water allowed upto the tail end on trail basis. The project is physically completed

The total irrigation potential created is / 78,432 acres (31,741 ha.) as against the contemplated potential of 80,000 acres (32,375 ha.) A balance potential of 1568 acres (634 ha.) has not been created due to Urban and industrial development and high mounds.

During 2010-11, a grant of `.15.42 Crores has been allocated. Upto end of March-2011 an expenditure of `.21.06 Crores is incurred. The cumulative expenditure incurred since inception upto end of March-2011 is `.487.38 Crores.

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13.1.2. KABINI RESERVOIR PROJECT

This project envisages the construction of a composite dam across kabini River near Beechanahally village in H.D. Kote Taluk of Mysore District. Administrative approval has been accorded to the Original estimate amounting to `.3.20 Crores. vide G.O. No. PWD/1/KRS/57, dtd: 02.02.1959. The work was started during 1960. Administrative approval has been accorded to the revised estimate amounting to `.390.00 Crores. vide G.O. No.PWD/22/MMR/86, dtd: 24.02.1986.

This project comprises of both flow and lift irrigation schemes. The planned utilization is 59.65 TMC which comprises of 32.350 TMC in flow and 27.300 TMC in lift to create the ultimate potential of 2,33,347 acres (94,434 ha.), which comprises of 1,10,000 acres (44,516 ha.) in flow and 1,23,347 acres (49,918 ha.) in Lift. The taluks benefited by this project are H.D.Kote, Nanjangudu and T. Narasipura of Mysore District and Gundlupet, Chamarajanagara, Yalandhuru and Kollegala of Chamarajanagara District.

FLOW: The Dam and allied works are completed. The Length of LBC is 26 Km. and of RBC is 202 Km. and the potential to be created is 3,000 acres (1,214 ha.) and 1,07,000 acres (43,302 ha.) respectively.

The works of entire length of 26 Km. of LBC are completed. The works of entire length of 202 Km. of RBC are completed. The lining works of LBC for 12 Kms. is completed. The lining works of RBC from Ch: 0.00 to 40.00 Km is nearing completion. The lining work from Km 40.00 to 100.00 is in progress. It is proposed to take up CC lining works of RBC Km 100 to Km 130 during 2011-12.

The total irrigation potential created under flow from this project since inception to the end of March 2009 is 1,09,273 acres (44,222 ha.) as against the contemplated potential of 1,10,000 acres (44,516 ha.) under flow. A balance potential of 727 acres (294 ha.) has not been created due to mounds and village limits.

During 2010-11, a grant of `.81.00 Crores has been allocated. Upto end of March-2011 an expenditure of `.96.06 Crores is incurred. The cumulative expenditure incurred since inception upto end of March-2011 is `.741.82 Crores.

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13.1.3 HARANGI PROJECT

This project envisages the construction of a composite dam across Harangi River near Hulugunda village in Somawarpet Taluk of Kodagu District. Administrative approval has been accorded to the Original estimate amounting to `.11.00 Crores. vide G.O. No.PWD/02/GHK/63, dtd: 14.11.1969. The work was started during 1964. Administrative approval has been accorded to the Revised estimate amounting to `.230.00 Crores. vide G.O. No.PWD/23/MMH/91, dtd: 19.06.1992. Further, Administrative approval has been accorded to the Re-revised estimate amounting to `.545.00 Crores. vide G.O. No.PWD/14/MMH/2007, dtd: 30.07.2007.

This project comprises of both flow and lift irrigation schemes. The planned utilization is 18.00 TMC which includes of 11.38 TMC in flow and 6.62 TMC in lift to create. The details of ultimate potential to be created are as below.

Length of Ultimate Potential Type Canals Canal in Km. to be created in acres (ha.) Flow 1 LBC 153.00 29472 (11927) 2 RBC 138.50 71323 (28863) 3 MI tanks - 2600 (1053) Lift 1 Somwarapet LIS 10.00 1500 (607) 2 Periyapatana LIS 50.00 30000 (12141) Total 1,34.895 (54,591)

The taluks benefited by this project are Hunsur, K.R. Nagara, Periyapatna of Mysore District : Arkalgudu of Hassan District and Somawarpet of Kodagu District. 124

It was proposed to create an irrigation potential of 30,000 acres (12,141 ha) under Periyapatna LIS, 1,500 acres (607 ha) under Somwarpet lift irrigation scheme and 2,600 acres (1,053 ha) under Minor Irrigation. The total potential created after the completion of these schemes is 1,34,895 acres (54,591 ha).

FLOW: The Dam and allied works are completed. The works of entire length of 153 Km of LBC are completed and the works of entire length of 138.5 Km of RBC are completed. LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEMES: Somawarpete LIS and Piriyapatana LIS are coming under this project.

1. Somawarpete LIS: it is proposed to lift 0.800 TMC of water at 12.20 Km of LBC to create a potential of 1500 acres (607 ha.). The head works including 10 Km long canal works are completed and commissioned.

2. Periyapatana LIS: It is proposed to lift 324.00 Cusecs of water from Karadilakkanakere tank to create a potential of 30000 acres (12141 ha.). The utilization under this scheme is 5.82 TMC.

The head works and alied works are completed. The total length of the canal is 50 Km and the canal works are completed. The works of 38 distributories are completed except lining for smaller extent..

The total irrigation potential created including flow and lift under this project since inception to the end of March 2010 is 1,32,248 acres (53520 ha.) as against the contemplated potential of 1,34,895 acres (54,591 ha.). The project is physically completed.

During 2010-11, a grant of `.14.44 Crores has been allocated. Upto end of March-2011 an expenditure of `.16.01 Crores is incurred. The cumulative expenditure incurred since inception upto end of March-2011 is `.573.74 Crores.

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13.1.4 TARAKA

This project envisages the construction of a composite dam across Taraka River near Penjahally village in H.D. Kote Taluk of Mysore District. Administrative approval has been accorded to the Original estimate amounting to `.1.70 Crores. vide G.O. No.PWD/23/GIP/67, dtd: 12.04.1970. The work was started during 1970. Administrative approval has been accorded to the revised estimate amounting to `.51.00 Crores. vide G.O. No.PWD/36/MMF, dtd: 15.04.1996.

The planned utilization from this project is 3.94 TMC to create an ultimate potential of 17,396 acres (7,040 ha.). H.D. Kote taluk of Mysore District is benefited by this project.

The Dam and allied works are completed. The Length of LBC is 50 Km. and of RBC is 38.50 Km. and the potential to be created is 6,000 acres (2,428 ha.) and 11,400 acres (4,612 ha.) respectively. To augument the short supplies in the reservoir, lifiting of 2.04 TMC water from foreshore of Kabini is done through Taraka Lift irrigation Scheme which is completed and trail run has been conducted.

The total irrigation potential created under this project since inception to the end of March 2009 is 17,396 acres (7,040 ha.).

During 2010-11, a grant of `.2.12 Crores has been allocated. Upto end of March-2011 an expenditure of `.3.60 Crores is incurred. The cumulative expenditure incurred since inception upto end of March-2011 is `.66.08 Crores.

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13.1.5. ARKAVATHY PROJECT

This project envisages the construction of a composite dam across Arkavathy River a tributary to River Cauvery near Arobele village in Kanakapura Taluk of Ramanagara District. Administrative approval has been accorded to the Original estimate amounting to `.22.25 Crores. vide G.O. No.PWD/126/MMK/83, dtd: 27.06.1984. The work was started during 1983-84.

This project comprises of both flow and lift irrigation schemes. The total planned utilization from flow and lift is 3.10 TMC.The planned potential to be creatrd is 15,400 acres (6,232 Ha) which includes 7,500 acres (3,035 Ha) in Flow and 7,900 acres (3,197 Ha) in Lift. Kanakapura taluk of Ramanagara District is benefited by this project.

FLOW: The Dam and allied works are completed. The Length of LBC is 23 Km. and of RBC is 22 Km. and the potential to be created is 4,500 acres (1,821 ha) and 3000 acres (1,214 Ha) respectively totaling to 7,500 acres (3,035 Ha). The works for entire length of 23 Km of LBC and 22 Km of RBC are completed. Potential creatrd is 7,490 acres,(3,031 Ha). It was not possible to create balance potential of 10 acres (4Ha.)

LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEMES: Arkavathy LBLC LIS and Arkavathy RBLC LIS are coming under this project. Arkavathy LBLC, It is proposed to lift 32.98 Cusecs of water on the foreshore of the Arkavathy reservoir to create a potential of 3,600acres (1,457 Ha). The total length of LBLC is 21 Km. The head works, lift main canal and distribution canals are completed. Trial run conducted for 127 pumps and water allowed upto 14 Km. The two bridges at Ch: Km 14.12 and 14.33 Km are to be constructed for which work orders are issued.

1. Arkavathy RBLC, It is proposed to lift 39.98 Cusecs of water on the foreshore of the Arkavathy reservoir to create a potential of 4,300 acres (1,740 Ha).

The total length of RBLC is 34 Km. The main canal works from 0.00 to 22.00 Km are completed and the tenders for Km 23 is in process. The works of 39 distributaries are nearing completion except for distributory at Km 13.15 Km. Head works and electro mechanical works are completed and trial run conducted for pumps.

The total irrigation potential created under this project since inception to the end of March 2011 is 15,078 acres (6,102 Ha) as against the total contemplated potential of 15,400 acres (6,232 Ha).

During 2010-11, a grant of `.22.52 Crores has been allocated. Upto end of March-2011 an expenditure of `.15.59 Crores is incurred. The cumulative expenditure incurred since inception upto end of March-2011 is `.190.04 Crores. 128

13.1.6. CHIKLIHOLE PROJECT

This project envisages the construction of a composite dam across Chiklihole River, a tributary of River Cauvery near Rangasamudra village in Somawarpet Taluk of Kodagu District. Administrative approval has been accorded to the original estimate amounting to `.3.40 Crores. vide G.O. No.PWD/25/GIP/71, dtd.26.08.1977. The work was started during 1978. Administrative approval has been accorded to the revised estimate amounting to `.19.20 Crores.

The planned utilization from this project is 0.45 TMC to create an ultimate potential of (2137 acres) 865 ha. Somawarapet taluk of Kodagu District is benefited by this project. The Dam and allied works are completed. The works of new LBC for a length of 29 Km are completed including CD works.

The total irrigation potential created under this project since inception to the end of March 2007 is 2,138 acres (865 ha.). The cumulative expenditure incurred since inception upto end of 3/2007 is `. 19.20 Crores.

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13.1.7. UDUTHOREHALLA PROJECT

This project envisages the construction of a composite dam across Uduthorehalla River near Ajjipura village in Kollegal Taluk of Chamarajanagara District. Administrative approval has been accorded to the Original estimate amounting to `.7.55 Crores. vide G.O. No.PWD/60/GIP/71, dtd: 30.11.1979. The work was started during 1979. Administrative approval has been accorded to the revised estimate amounting to `.32.30 Crores. vide G.O. No.PWD/134/MMK/85, dtd: 25.11.1985.

The planned utilization from this project is 1.23 TMC to create an ultimate potential of 16,314 acres (6,602 ha.). Kollegala taluk of Chamarajanagara District is benefited by this project.

The Dam and allied works are completed. The Length of LBC is 10.20 Km. and of RBC is 9.10 Km. and the potential to be created is 6,200 acres (2,509 ha.) and 10,114 acres (4,093 ha.) respectively. The works of entire length of LBC and RBC are completed. This project is physically completed. The total irrigation potential created under this project since inception to the end of Mar 2009 is 15,352 acres (6,213 ha.) as against the contemplated potential of 16,314 acres (6,602 ha.). A balance potential of 962 acres (389 ha.) has not been created due to hillocks and villages.

During 2010-11, a grant of `.2.74 Crores has been allocated. Upto end of March-2011 an expenditure of `.1.24 Crores is incurred. The cumulative expenditure incurred since inception upto end of March-2011 is `.228.15 Crores.

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13.1.8. IGGALUR BARRAGE PROJECT

This project envisages the construction of a Barrage across Shimsha River near Iggalur village in Channapattana Taluk of Ramanagara District. Administrative approval has been accorded to the Original estimate amounting to `.3.42 Crores. vide G.O.No.PWD/17/GIP/71, dtd: 06.12.1977. The work was started during 1977. Administrative approval has been accorded to the revised estimate amounting to `.10.75Crores vide G.O.No.PWD/33/MMH/86, dtd: 23.12.1986.

This project comprises of both flow and lift irrigation schemes. The planned utilization is 1.80 TMC. The ultimate potential to be created is 10,532 acres (4,263 ha.) which comprises of 3,650 acres (1,477 ha.) in flow and 6882 acres (2786 ha.) in Lift. The taluks benefited by this project are Channapatana of Ramanagara District: Maddur and Malavally of Mandya District.

FLOW: The Barrage and flow works are completed. The Length of LBC is 35 Km. and the works for the entire length of LBC is completed. The potential created is 3,650 acres (1,477 ha.)

LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEMES: 8 No. of LIS schemes are coming under this project. Out of this 5 LIS Viz., Point A, Point C, Point C-2, Point D and Hulikere LIS are used for lifting water on the foreshore to irrigate 6,882 acres (2,786 ha.). In balance of 3 LIS Viz., Point B LIS is used to provide water to the atchkat of point–A where as Nittur LIS and Garkahalli LIS are for tank feeding.

The details of 5 LIS used for irrigation pupose are as under:

Sl. Ultimate Potential to be Potential created Name of LIS No. created in acres. (ha) in acres. (ha) 1 Point A 2243 (908) 2204 (892) 2 Point C 1255 (508) 1255 (508) 131

Sl. Ultimate Potential to be Potential created Name of LIS No. created in acres. (ha) in acres. (ha)

3 Point C-2 1000 (405) 1000 (405)

4 Point D 1890 (765) 1890 (765)

5 Hulikere 494 (200) 371 (150)

Total 6882 (2786) 6719 (2719)

In LIFT Components: Point A, C, C-2, D LIS are completed. Potential Created is 6,719 acres (2,719 ha.). The total irrigation potential created including flow and lift under this project since inception to the end of Mar-09 is 10,368 acres (4,196 ha.). The balance potential of 164 acres (66 ha.) has not been created due to Mounts and village limits. This project is physically completed.

During 2010-11, a grant of `.3.65 Crores has been allocated. Upto end of March -2011 an expenditure of `.1.78 Crores is incurred. The cumulative expenditure incurred since inception upto end of March -2011 is `.83.62 Crores.

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13.1.9. MANCHANABELE PROJECT

This project envisages the construction of a composite dam across Arkavathy River near Manchanabele village in Magadi Taluk of Ramanagara District. Administrative approval has been accorded to the Original estimate amounting to Rs.2.37 Crores vide G.O.No. PWD/12/GIP/64, dated: 30.09.1969. The work was started during 1969. Administrative approval has been accorded to the Revised estimate amounting to `.5.00 Crores vide G.O.No. PWD/28/GIP/71, dated: 05.01.77. Administrative approval has been accorded to the Re-Revised estimate amounting to `.18.50 Crores vide G.O.No. PWD/14/MMK, dated: 25.08.86.

The planned utilization from this project is 0.80 TMC to create an ultimate potential of 6,012 acres (2,433 ha.). The taluks benefited by this project are Magadi and Ramanagara of Ramanagara District.

The Dam and allied works are completed. The Length of LBC is 35.00 Km. and of RBC is 36.00 Km. and the potential to be created from these canals are 2,768 acres (1,120 ha.) and 3,244 acres (1,313 ha.) respectively.

The works for the entire length of LBC and RBC are completed. The project is physically completed. The total irrigation potential created under this project since inception to the end of March 2009 is 6,009 acres (2,432 ha.).

During 2010-11, a grant of `.1.86 Crores has been allocated. Upto end of March -2011 an expenditure of `.1.97 Crores is incurred. The cumulative expenditure incurred since inception upto end of March -2011 is `.88.43 Crores.

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13.1.10 KRS MODERNISATION

The Krishnarajasagar Reservoir is constructed across the River Cauvery near Kannambaadi village in Srirangapattana Taluk of Mandya District, with Canals on both the flanks for providing irrigation to an extent of 1,96,000 acres (79,312 Hectares) to Mandya and Mysore District. The Left Bank High Level Canal, which is named as Vishweshvaraya Canal was originally proposed for providing Irrigation to an extent of 1,20,000 Acres (48,564 Hectares). However, due to various factors like construction of pickup channels, lowering of local mounds in the command area, subsequent extension of certain branch canals etc., there has been considerable increase in the command area of Vishweshvaraya Canal. This has resulted in increased withdrawal in various branches, causing a strain on the canal system. Due to this the supply of water to the atchkat in the tail end reaches was inadequate. The condition of the existing canal does not lend itself to higher discharges being drawn. Also two major Aqueducts along the canal were not able to carry discharges beyond 67 Cumecs (2,366 Cusecs). In order to limit the excess utilisation of water in the atchkat it was programmed to modernise the Vishweshvaraya Canal and also to create fresh atchkat of 5,250 Acres (2,125 Hectares). Administrative approval has been accorded to the Original estimate amounting to `.14.80 Crores. The work was started during 1987. Administrative approval has been accorded to the Revised estimate amounting to `.55.00 Crores vide G.O.No. PWD/13/MMG/86, dated: 06.03.1987.

Modernization works are completed. The total additional irrigation potential created under this project since inception to the end of Mar 2009 is 5250 acres (2,125 Ha.).

During 2010-11, a grant of `.10.03 Crores has been allocated. Upto end of March -2011 an expenditure of `.9.65 Crores is incurred. The cumulative expenditure incurred since inception upto end of March -2011 is `.438.24 Crores.

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13.1.11. NANJAPURA LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEME

This project envisages to lift 119 Cusecs of water from Cauvery River near Nanjapura village in T.Narasipura taluk (Bannur Town) of Mysore District to feed Turuganur Branch of Vishveshwaraia Canal. Administrative approval has been accorded to the Original estimate amounting to `.28.00 Crores. vide G.O. No.PWD/197/MMK/1996 dtd: 27.05.1997. The work was started during 1999-2000. Administrative approval has been accorded to the revised estimate amounting to `.31.60 Crores and technically sanctioned vide CER No:119/1998-99.

The ultimate potential to be created is 10,000 acres (4,049 ha.) which comprises of the {New Potential Created is 8000 acres (3239 ha.) and Suffering atchkat of 2,000 acres (810 ha.)} The taluks benefited by this project are T.Narsipura of Mysore District and Mallavali of Mandya District.

The scheme is commissioned during March 2009 and physically completed. The total irrigation potential created under this project since inception to the end of Mar 2009 is 10,000 acres (4,049 ha.) as against the contemplated potential of 10,000 acres (4,049 ha.).

During 2010-11, a grant of `.2.92 Crores has been allocated. Upto end of March -2011 an expenditure of `.2.49 Crores is incurred. The cumulative expenditure incurred since inception upto end of March -2011 is `.66.72 Crores.

13.1.12. BANNAHALLYHUNDI LIS

This project envisages to lift 0.50 TMC of water from Right Bank of Kabini River near Tayur Village in Nanjangudu Taluk of Mysore District. Administrative approval has been accorded to the Original estimate amounting to `.16.25 Crores. Vide G.O. No.ID 272/MMK/97, dtd: 2.02.2001. The work was started during July 2006.

The ultimate potential to be created is 4384 acres (1774 ha.). The taluks benefited by this project are T.Narasipura of Mysore District and Chamarajanagara of Chamarajanagara District.

The scheme is physical completed. The total irrigation potential created under this project since inception to the end of Mar 2009 is 4384 acres (1774 ha.) as against the contemplated potential of 4384 acres (1774 ha.).

During 2010-11, a grant of `.1.50 Crores has been allocated. Upto end of March -2011 an expenditure of `.1.06 Crores is incurred. The cumulative expenditure incurred since inception upto end of March -2011 is `.19.06 Crores.

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13.2 AN OVERVIEW OF PROJECTS UNDER THE CHIEF ENGINEER, HEMAVATHY CANAL ZONE, TUMKUR

13.2.1 HEMAVATHY CANAL ZONE, TUMKUR

Hemavathy Canal Zone, Tumkur, was formed as per Government order No. PWD 11 PCO 87, dated 14-1-1987, for execution of canal works in Tumkur, Mandya and Hassan Districts and is functioning since 23-04-1987.This is a part of Hemavathy project for the execution of canal works viz., Y-Alignment, Tumkur Branch canal, Nagamangala Branch Canal and Lift irrigation scheme at the exit of Baggur – Navile tunnel and providing water supply to Tumkur and Tiptur town from Hemavathy left Bank Canal. Administrative approval has been accorded to the Original estimate amounting to `.16.30 Crores. vide G.O. No.PWD/1/GKH/63, dtd: 18.09.1967 for Hemavathy Project. The work was started during 1967. Administrative approval has been accorded to the revised estimate amounting to `.3877.00 Crores. vide G.O. No.WRD/46/NHP/2007, dtd: 30.07.2007. This amount comprises of `.1751.00 crores towards Hemavathy Project Zone- Gorur and `. 2126.00 crores towards Hemavathy Canal Zone, Tumkur.

The canal details are as under:

Ultimate Planned Total Sl. Potential to utilization Canal Details length in Taluks Benefited No. be created in TMC / Km. in acres (Ha) Remarks ‘Y’ -Alignment. a) 5.50 Km - - b) Tumkur Branch Canal. Turuvekere, 236990 240.00 Tiptur, Gubbi, (95,909) 18.07 Km Tumkur, Kunigal

of Tumkur Distrcit c) Nagamangala Branch Turuvekere, Canal. Tiptur, Gubbi, 78.325 146994 Kunigal of 11.19 Km (59,488) Tumkur Distrcitl & Nagamangala in Mandya District d) Lift Irrigation Scheme at 13.97 C.R. Patna, in the exit of Bagur – (RBC) 5828 Hassan District 0.29 Navile Tunnel 16.25 (2,358) and Tiputur taluk (LBC) in Tumkur District e) Providing Water Supply to Tumkur & Tiptur - - 1.44. Town. 389812 Total 30.99 (1,57,755)

FLOW: Y- alignment The total length of Y alignment is 5.50 Km. Earth work and CD works completed. 2.80 Km lining works are completed.

Tumkur Branch Canal (0-240 Km): The total Length of Tumkur Branch Canal is 240 Km and the potential to be created is 236990 acres (95909 ha). Out of this 240 Km., the canal alignment has been approved 200 Km. The earth work excavation & C.D. works are completed upto 187 Km and the earth work excavation from 188Km to 194Km is in progress. The lining 136 works of main canal for about 175 Km is completed and further lining works are in progress. The survey works for the canal beyond 200 km is in progress. During this year water has allowed in this canal upto 183 km.

There are 44 Distributaries. Out of which, the works of 9 Distributaries are completed and the works of 24 Distributaries are almost completed. The distributary works from 23 to 27A (8 Nos.) are in different stages of progress. The works of remaining 3 distributaries are yet to be started.

NAGAMANGALA BRANCH CANAL (0 TO 78.325 Km): The total Length of Nagamangala Branch Canal is 78.325 Km and the potential to be created is 146994 acres (59488 ha). The entire length of 78.325 km is almost completed. The lining works of main canal for about 33.00 Km is nearing completion and the balance lining works are in progress. During this year water has allowed in this canal upto 72 Km.

There are 22 Distributaries. Out of which, works of 16 distributaries are completed and the works of balance 6 distributaries are in different stages of progress.

LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEME AT EXIT OF BAGUR – NAVILE TUNNEL: It is proposed to lift 0.345 TMC of water to create a potential of 5828 acres (2358 ha.) from Y- alignment canal at exit of Bagur- Navile tunnel near Navile village in C.R. Patna Taluk of Hassan District. The Taluks benefited are Tiptur of Tumkur district and C.R. Patna of Hassan District. The work of raising main, distribution chamber and jack well cum pump house are completed and this scheme has been commissioned during February –2004.

The total length of LBC is 13.97 Km. and the works for entire length are completed. The total length of RBC is 16.25 Km. out of which upto 9 Km. the works are completed. The works from 9 Km to 16.25 Km are in progress and the balance works are programmed to be completed during 2011-12.

The total irrigation potential created including flow and lift under this project since inception to the end of March 2010 is 293105 acres (118618 ha.) as against the contemplated potential of 389812 acres (157755 ha.) The project is proposed for completion during 2012-13.

During 2010-11, a grant of `.71.00 Crores has been allocated. Upto end of March-2011 an expenditure of `.99.86 Crores is incurred. The cumulative expenditure incurred since inception upto end of March -2011 is `.1425.62 Crores. 137

DRINKING WATER SCHEMES

1. Drinking water scheme to Gulur-Hebbur Hoblies in Tumkur District

Drinking water scheme to Gulur-Hebbur Hoblies in Tumkur District envisages lifting of 51 cusecs of water in 2 stages from Tumkur Branch Canal of Hemavathy project at Ch: 142.225 Km to feed water to 23 tanks of Gulur Hobli and 29 tanks of Hebbur Hobli totaling to 52 tanks (impounding reservoirs) and to fulfill the demand of providing drinking water to 52 villages of Gulur-Hebbur hoblies in Tumkur District. Administrative approval has been accorded to the proposal of Gulur-Hebbur drinking water supply scheme amounting to `. 55.00 crores by the Government vide G.O. No. d¸ÀAE 315 J£ï.ºÉZï.¦. 2003, ¨ÉAUÀ¼ÀÆgÀÄ ¢£ÁAPÀ 11.02.2009 and the estimate amounting to `.55.00 crores and technically sanctioned by the Chief Engineer vide CER No. 112/2008-09, dated 12.02.2009. The project details are as follows:

Sl. Description Stage I II stage 1st Branch II stage 2nd Branch No. 1 Static Head 52.70 87.00 61.50 2 Raising Main 1200 dia m MS 900 mm dia of MS pipe is 900 mm dia of MS raising main of provided for initial length of pipe is provided for length 9.40 km 0.2 km and the remaining initial length of 0.2 length provided with PSC km and the remaining 900 mm dia for 6.1 km and length provided with 500 mm dia for a length of PSC 900 mm dia for 6.4 km 3.61 km and 300 mm dia for a length of 5.0 km 3 Pumps 4+1 nos of 400 3+1 nos of 333 HP 3nos of 370 HP HP horizontal horizontal centrifugal pump horizontal centrifugal centrifugal pump pump 4 No. of impounding 18 12 22 tanks

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Stage -I: The works of construction of intake, sump and pump house, rising main and distribution chamber are completed and trial run conducted. The works of distribution network are in progress.

Stage –II: Excavation for foundation of sump and pump house for stage 2 is completed and concrete works are in progress.

The project proposed for completion during 2011-12.

During 2010-11, a grant of `. 10.00 Crores has been allocated. Upto end of March-2011 an expenditure of `.28.29 Crores is incurred.

2. Drinking water scheme to Honnavalli and other Hoblies

Drinking water scheme to Honnavalli and other Hoblies envisages lifting of 27.03 cusecs of water for Thiptur branch and 31.25 cusecs of water for Arasikere Branch independently from Thumkur Branch Canal of Hemavathy project at Ch: 9.9 km. From Thiptur Branch it is proposed to feed water to 18 no of tanks which are coming in series and 48 villages of Thiptur taluk are benefited. Whereas from Arasikere branch it is proposed to feed water to 5 tanks which are coming in series i.e., 3 tanks of Arasikere taluk, one tank of Kadur taluk and one tank of Hosadurga taluk and 38 villages i.e., 20 villages of Arasikere taluk, 8 villages of Kadur Taluk and 10 villages of Hosadurga Taluk are benefited.

Sl. Description Thiptur Branch Arasikere Branch No. 1 Static head 55.63 m 55.63 m 2 Raising main – Length & 11275 m, 900mm MS Pipe 11275 m, 965mm MS Pipe Diameter 3 Pumps 3nos of 310 HP centrifugal 3nos of 360 HP centrifugal pump pump 4 No. of impounding tanks 18 tanks / 48 villages 5 tanks / 38 villages / villages benefited

Works of Intake, sump and pump house is completed. The works of 3.50 Km of rising main out of 11.27 Km is completed. Balance works of rising main and distribution network are in progress. The project proposed for completion during 2011-12 During 2010-11, a grant of `.10.00 Crores has been allocated. Upto end of March-2011 an expenditure of `.29.06 Crores is incurred.

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MODERNIZATION OF KRISHNARAJA (KATTEPURA) ANECUT AND ITS CANALS

Krishnaraja anecut is the first anecut constructed across river Cauvery during 1732 near Kattepura village of Arakalgud taluk of Mysore district. This area lies in upper Cauvery basin. This anecut has 2 canals namely Kattepura Left Bank Canal for a length of 40.20 Km with an atchkat of 949 Ha. in Arakalgud taluk of Hassan district and Right Bank Canal for a length of 83.60 Km with an atchkat of 2600 Ha in Arakalgud taluk of Hassan district and K.R. Nagar taluk of Mysore district. There is a suffering atchkat of 944 Ha.

Administrative approval has been accorded to the DPR for the modernization of

Krishnaraja (Kattepura) anecut and its canals amounting to `.90.00 crores. Vide ¸ÀPÁðj DzÉÃ±À ¸ÀASÉå d¸ÀAE 63 J£ïºÉZï¦ 2009, ¨ÉAUÀ¼ÀÆgÀÄ, ¢: 08.02.2010. The works of this project are in progress and proposed for completion during 2011-12.

During 2010-11, a grant of `.30.00 Crores has been allocated. Upto end of March-2011 an expenditure of `.0.40 Crores is incurred.

Special Component Plan and Tribal Sub Plan

In Cauvery Neeravari Nigama Limited, the works which are beneficial to the schedule Cast and Schedule Tribes under various project are being taken up under Special Component Plan and Tribal Sub Plan since, 2006-07. Under these schemes the works like construction and improvement of pickup, road improvements, MI tanks improvements, canal improvements and works in R & R colonies are being taken up.

Special Component Plan: Since, 2006-07, works under these schemes are being taken up and the details of progress achieved during last 3 years is as follows:

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(`. in Crores) Sl. Grant Year Schemes Expenditure No. allocated Pickups 5.28 M.I Tanks 0.56 Roads 2.73 1 2008-09 16.01 Works in R & R Colonies 2.57 Canal improvements 0.05 Others 5.09 Total 16.01 16.28

Pickups 3.03 3.02 M.I Tanks 1.35 0.80 2 2009-10 Roads 1.91 2.26 Works in R & R Colonies 0.62 1.57 Canal improvements 0.59 0.97 Total 7.50 8.62

Pickups 2.00 1.29 M.I Tanks 1.54 1.87 3 2010-11 Roads 1.00 0.40 Works in R & R Colonies 24.85 22.90 Canal improvements 0.61 1.33 Total 30.00 27.79

Tribal Sub Plan: Since, 2006-07, works under these schemes are being taken up and the details of progress achieved during last 3 years are as follows: (`. in Crores) Sl. Grant Year Schemes Expenditure No. allocated Pickups 1.49 M.I Tanks 0.74 Roads 0.85 1 2008-09 7.08 Works in R & R Colonies 0.49 Canal improvements 0.01 Others 0.48 Total 7.08 4.06

Pickups 0.34 1.14 M.I Tanks 0.32 0.53 2 2009-10 Roads 0.12 0.59 Works in R & R Colonies 0.16 0.16 Canal improvements 0.17 0.74 Total 1.11 3.16

Pickups 0.5 0.14 M.I Tanks 0 0 3 2010-11 Roads 0.20 0.12 Works in R & R Colonies 0.30 0.13 Canal improvements 19.00 22.36 Total 20.00 22.75 141

13.3 AN OVERVIEW OF PROJECTS UNDER THE CHIEF ENGINEER, HEMAVATHY RESERVOIR PROJECT, GORUR.

13.3.1 HEMAVATHY PROJECT – GORUR

This project envisages the construction of a composite dam across Hemavathy River near Gorur village in Hassan taluk of Hassan District. Administrative approval has been accorded to the Original estimate amounting to `.16.30 Crores. vide G.O. No.PWD/1/GKH/63, dtd: 18.09.1967. The work was started during 1967. Administrative approval has been accorded to the Revised estimate amounting to `.3877.00 Crores. vide G.O. No.WRD/46/NHP/2007, dtd: 30.07.2007. This amount comprises of `.1751.00 crores towards Hemavathy Project Zone- Gorur and `. 2126.00 crores towards Hemavathy Canal Zone, Tumkur.

The planned utilization from this project is 56.67 TMC which includes the planned utilization of 30.99 TMC to Hemavathy Canal Zone, Tumkur. The balance planned utilisation available to Gorur Zone is 25.68 TMC. The ultimate potential to be created under this project are 310943 acres (125837 ha.) which comprises of 271000 acres (109672 ha.) under flow and 39743 acres (16165 ha.) under lift. The taluks benefited by this project are Hassan, Alur, Arkalagud, Holenarsipura, Channarayapatna of Hassan District : Mandya, K.R.Pet, Pandavapura, Nagamangala of Mandya District : K.R.Nagara of Mysore District and Somwarapete of Kodagu District.

The Dam and allied works are completed. The Details of Canals coming under this project are as below. Sl. Atchkat in Acres Name of the Canal Length No. (Hectares) 1 Hemavathy Left Bank Canal 214 Km. 195000 (78,915) 2 Hemavathy Right Bank Canal 91 Km (Full length) 20000 (8,094)

3 Hemavathy Right Bank High Level Canal 106 Km (Full length) 56000 (22,663) Sub-Total 2,71,000 (1,09,672) 4 LIS Schemes - 39,943 (16,179) Total - 3,10,943 (1,25,837) 142

PRESENT STAGE

Out of 214 Km of Left Bank Canal, Earthwork excavation & C.D. works upto 212 Km are completed. Works of all distributories are completed. Balance lining works are in progress. Out of 91 Km of Right Bank Canal, Earthwork excavation & C.D. works upto 91 km are completed. Balance lining works are in progress. Out of 106 Km of Right Bank High level Canal, Earthwork excavation, C.D. works and distributaries to a length 96 km are completed. Lining works for bed upto a length fo 80 km and lining for sides to a length of upto 80 km are completed. Balance lining works are in progress. Out of the 14 LIS, 8 Lift Irrigation Schemes are completed i.e., Ganjigere, Ramenahalli, Mudigere, Marve, Adikebommanahalli, Kattepura ,Hallimysore and Bagur Navile approach. LIS at the exit of Bagur-Navile tunnel has been taken up under Hemavathy Canal Zone-Tumkur and commissioned. Balance 5 LIS are in different stages of progress. The total irrigation potential created to the end of March 2011 is 309315 acres (125178 ha.) from flow and lift as against the contemplated potential of 310943 acres (125837 ha.). The project is proposed for completion during 2012-13.

During 2010-11, a grant of `.52.67 Crores has been allocated. Upto end of March-2011 an expenditure of `.63.37 Crores is incurred. The cumulative expenditure incurred since inception upto end of March-2011 is `.1624.78 Crores.

13.3.2. YAGACHI PROJECT

Aqueduct Agile Tunnel

This project envisages the construction of a composite dam across Yagachi River a tributary of Hemavathy near Chikkabyadagere village in Belur Taluk of Hassan District. Administrative approval has been accorded to the Original estimate amounting to Rs.35.38 Crores. vide G.O. No.PWD/91/NHP/83, dtd: 27.06.1984. The work was started during 1984-85. Administrative approval has been accorded to the revised estimate amounting to `.440.00 Crores. vide G.O. No.WRD/40/NHP/2007, dtd: 30.07.2007.

The planned utilisation from this project is 5.74 TMC to creat an ultimate potential of 37000 acres (14973 ha.). 143

The details of canals coming under this project are as under:

Potential to be Sl. Length in Name of the Canal created in No. Km acres(Ha) 1 Yagachi Left Bank Canal 100 29085 (11832) 2 Mosale Branch Canal 10 2500 (950) 3 Kamasamudra Branch Canal 35 5415 (2191) Total 37000 (14973)

The taluks benefited by this project are Hassan, Belur and Alur of Hassan District. Flow: The Dam and allied works are completed Out of 100 Km. in YLBC, Earth work excavation and CD works in the reach from Km 0 to 60 and from Km 64 to 83 are completed. The lining works are almost completed. The works for Earth work excavation, embankment, CC lining works and CD works from Km 83 to 100 are completed. The works of 1st and 3rd reach of the aqueduct from Ch: 60.54 to 63.56 Km are completed and that of 2nd reach is in progress. The tunnel excavation of Agile tunnel at Ch: 75.40 Km is completed. Tunnel lining and approach lining are in progress. Out of 83 Distributaries, the works of 65 distributories are completed and works of 18 distributories are in progress. Works of first 5 Km’s of Mosale Branch Canal and first 4 Km’s of Kamasamudra Branch Canal are in progress.

The irrigation potential created under this project since inception to the end of March- 2011 is 21824 acres (8832 Ha) as against the total contemplated potential of 37000 acres (14973 Ha). The project is proposed for completion during 2011-12.

During 2010-11, a grant of `.37.55 Crores has been allocated. Upto end of March-2011 an expenditure of `.39.78 Crores is incurred. The cumulative expenditure incurred since inception upto end of March -2011 is `.347.33 Crores.

13.3.3 Huchanakoppalu LIS

This project envisages to lift 0.936 TMC of water in II stages from Hemavathy River near Huchanakoppalu Village in Holenarasipura taluk of Hassan District. Administrative approval has been accorded to the Original estimate amounting to `.6.90 Crores vide G.O. No.LIS/86, dtd: 14.07.1986. The work was started during 1985-86. Administrative approval has been accorded to the revised estimate amounting to `.50.00 Crores vide G.O. No.WRD/38/NHP/2007, dtd: 30.07.2007.

The ultimate potential to be created is 8305 acres (3361 ha.) which comprises of 3785 acres (1532 ha.) from 1st stage and 4520 acres (1829 ha.) from IInd stage respectively. The taluks benefited by this project are Holenarasipura and Arkalgudu taluk of Hassan District.

The works of Stage I are completed and commissioned.

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Stage-II - The Canal works, head works and electro mechanical works are in progress and are nearing completion.

The total irrigation potential created to the end March 2011 since inception is 8303 acres (3360 ha.) as against the contemplated potential of 8305 acres (3361 ha.)

During 2010-11, a grant of `.5.60 Crores has been allocated. Upto end of March -2011 an expenditure of `.5.42 Crores is incurred. The cumulative expenditure incurred since inception upto end of March -2011 is `.49.77 Crores.

13.3.4. Kamasamudra LIS

This project envisages to lift 1.451 TMC of water in III stages from Hemavathy River near Kamasamudra Village in Holenarasipura taluk of Hassan District. Administrative approval has been accorded to the Original estimate amounting to Rs.0.995 Crores. vide G.O. No.PWD/180/LIS/84, dtd: 12.06.1984. The work was started during 1984-85. Administrative approval has been accorded to the revised estimate amounting to `.70.00 Crores. vide G.O. No.WRD/39/NHP/2007, dtd: 30.07.2007. Approval accorded with a condition to complete I & II stage LIS on priority and to take up III stage LIS depending on the availability of water.

The ultimate potential to be created is 12670 acres (5128 ha.) which comprises of 2450 acres (992 ha.) from Ist stage, 7220 acres (2922 ha.) from IInd stage and 3000 acres (1214 ha.) from III stage. The taluks benefited by this project are Hassan and Holenarasipura taluks of Hassan District. The details of the Canal system are as under.

Sl. Length of Stage Name of the Canal Atchkat in acres (ha.) No Canal in Km. 1 1st stage LBC 14.20 1820.00 (737) RBC 7.00 630.00 (255) 2 2nd Stage Malali Branch Canal 54.00 5220.00 (2113) Nagenahalli Branch Canal 12.40 2000.00 (809) 3 3rd stage Heragu Canal & RBC 11.00 3000.00 (1214) Total 12670.00(5128)

Stage I - The works are completed and commissioned.

Stage II - Head works are completed and commissioned. The Canal works of Malalli and Nagenahalli Branch Canal are nearing completion. The project is physically completed.

The total irrigation potential created to the end of March 2010 since inception is 9098 acres (3682 ha.) as against the contemplated potential of 1st and 2nd stage of 9670 acres (3914 Ha). 572 acres (232 Ha) of atchkat curtailed due to un economical reasons. The project is physically completed.

During 2010-11, a grant of `.3.10 Crores has been allocated. Upto end of March -2011 an expenditure of `.2.13 Crores is incurred. The cumulative expenditure incurred since inception upto end of March -2011 is `.57.19 Crores.

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13.3.5. Kachenahally LIS

This project envisages to lift 0.73 TMC of water in III stages from Hemavathy River near Kachenahalli Village in Channarayapatna taluk of Hassan District. Administrative approval has been accorded to the Original estimate amounting to Rs.8.90 Crores. vide G.O. No.PWD/1/NHP/92, dtd:27.12.1991. The work was started during 1991. Administrative approval has been accorded to the revised estimate amounting to `.68.30 Crores vide G.O.No.WRD /35/NHP/99, dated 19.10.2002. Further, Administrative approval has been accorded to the Re- revised estimate amounting to `.165.00 Crores. vide G.O. No.WRD/37/NHP/2007, dtd: 30.07.2007. Approval accorded with a condition to complete I & II stage LI Schemes on priority and to take up III stage LIS depending on the availability of water.

The ultimate potential to be created is 12,600 acres (5,100 ha.) which comprises of 1,390 acres (563 ha.) from I stage, 6,610 acres (2,675 ha.) from IInd stage and 4600 acres (1,862 ha.) from III stage respectively. The taluks benefited by this project are Holenarasipura, Hassan, Arasikere and Channarayapatna of Hassan District. The details of the Canal system are as under.

Sl. Length of Atchkat in acres Stage Name of the Canal No Canal in Km. (ha.) 1 1st Stage Samudravalli Main Canal 1.875 1390 (563) 2 2nd Stage Dandiganahalli Branch Canal 22.50 5385 (2179) Bijamaranahalli Branch Canal 8.00 1225 (496) 3 3rd Stage Gandsi Branch Canal 32.00 4600 (1862) Total 12600 (5100)

In stage I the head works and Earth Work Excavation of Samudravalli Main Canal is partially completed. Head works, Intake canal, pump & jack well cum pump house works are completed. Electro- mechanical and allied works are in progress. The works of distributaries are also in progess.

In stage II earth work excavation for Dandiganahalli and Bijamaranahalli are partially completed.

In III stage LIS works are to be taken up after completion of stage I and stage II and depending on the availability of water.

The project is proposed for completion during 2012-13.

During 2010-11, a grant of Rs.6.10 Crores has been allocated. Upto end of March-2011 an expenditure of Rs.11.14 Crores is incurred. The cumulative expenditure incurred since inception upto end of March -2011 is Rs.25.66 Crores.

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13.3.6. VOTEHOLE PROJECT

This project envisages the construction of a composite dam across Votehole River near Lakkenahally village in Belur Taluk of Hassan District. Administrative approval has been accorded to the Original estimate amounting to `.2.05 Crores vide G.O. No. PWD/GIP/64, dtd: 15.12.1971. The work was started during -1971. Administrative approval has been accorded during 22.02.1996 to the revised estimate amounting to `.38.00 Crores. Further, administrative approval has been accorded to the Re-revised estimate amounting to `.59.75 Crores. vide G.O. No.WRD/47/NHP/2007, dtd: 30.07.2007.

The planned utilization from this project is 2.40 TMC to create an ultimate potential of 18500 acres (7487 ha.). The details of Canals coming under this project are as below.

Sl. Length in Atchkat in Acres Name of the Canal No. Km (Hectares)

1 Left Bank Canal 10 500 (202)

2 Right Branch Canal 45 10582 (4283)

3 Nakalgud Branch Canal 15 7418 (3002)

Total 18500 (7487)

The taluks benefited by this project are Belur and Alur of Hassan District.

The Dam and allied works are completed. The Canal works are also completed.

The total irrigation potential created under this project since inception to the end of March 2009 is 18500 acres (7487 ha.). This project is physically completed.

During 2010-11, a grant of `.1.08 Crores has been allocated. Upto end of March-2011 an expenditure of `.0.52 Crores is incurred. The cumulative expenditure incurred since inception upto end of March -2011 is `.61.80 Crores.

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NON-NIGAM ZONES OF WATER RESOURCES DEPARTMENT

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14. AN OVERVIEW OF PROJECTS UNDER THE CHIEF ENGINEER, IRRIGATION PROJECT ZONE, GULBARGA

14.1. KARANJA PROJECT

Karanja Irrigation project is a major irrigation project located near Byalhalli village in Bhalki Taluk of Bidar District across River Karanja, a tributary of River Manjra which joins River Godavari.

This project irrigate 29,227 ha. of land in Bhalki, Bidar and Humnabad taluks of Bidar— by utilising 9.27 tmc of water. The project is getting CA under AIBP.

Dam: Dam is completed. Development of garden below dam is in progress.

¾ Left bank upto 31.00 Km and distributaries completed.

¾ RBC: upto 131.00 km. is completed. Distributary at 107 km. is in progress.

¾ Right Bank of shoreshore lift irrigaton: Intake canal, pumphouse, jackwell, delivery chambers completed. Re-modelling of raising main is in progress.

¾ Canal net work under LIS is 24.00 Km. Work upto 21.00 km. is completed. Balance works in Km.22,23,24 and FIC are in progress.

Yearwise details are as below:

Financial in Crores Sl. No. Year Target Progress

1. 2008-09 11.57 10.78

2. 2009-10 24.96 10.82

3. 2010-11 23.18 21.71

Revised cost of the project is 533.00 crores. Cumulative expenditure and potential created upto 3/2011 are `.513.17 crores and 22,793 ha. respectively. 149

Total Cost of the Project: a) Original Cost `. 9.90 Crores. b) Revised Cost `. 532.00 Crores. c) Latest Estimated cost `. 609.16 Crores.

Achtkat details : a)Contemplated Achtkat 29,227 Ha b)Covering districts 1. Bidar. c)Covering Talukas. 1. Bhalki. 2. Bidar, 3. Humnabad.

No. of villages benefited and extent 71 Nos. of villages, Distributory wise potential of area. details appended in Annexure-I. Land acquisition Details: Required area in Ha Acquired area in Ha a)Land acquired for dam and allied 6172.77 5780.62 works. b) Canal and others works. 2240.71 2056.50 c) R & R works 153.121 153.12 Potential details: Dry Wet a) Total potential to be created 29,227 Ha 29,227 Ha b) Potential created to the end of 22,793 Ha 22,113 Ha March-2011 c) Balance 6434 Ha 7114 Ha Target 2011-12 Year Financial Details : a) Latest Cost of the project `. 532.00 crores b) Expenditure incurred upto March-2011 `. 513.17 crores c) Balance Cost `. 18.83 crores d) Grant allotted for 2010-11 under 4700 AIBP `. 1121.00 lakhs Non AIBP `. 1196.61 lakhs Total `. 2317.61 lakhs e) Grant allotted for 2010-11 under 2700 `. 70.86 lakhs f) Expenditure during the year 2010-11 under 4700 AIBP `. 1120.27 lakhs Non AIBP `. 1056.27 lakhs Total `. 2176.54 lakhs G) Expenditure during the year 2010-11 under 2700 `. 60.42 lakhs Physical and Financial Target and Physical Financial achievement for 2010-11. (in Ha) (`. in crores) Target 2818 23.18 Achievement Nil 21.77 FIC Details a) Contemplated FIC atchkat 29,227 Ha b) Completed FIC 22,113Ha c) Balance FIC 7,114 Ha

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Details of distributaries including off-take point from main canal along with length and potential of the distributaries are as below:

Sl. Villages benefitted No RBC LBC KLI ALIS 1 Byalahalli Tugaon Halhalli Atiwal 2 Kanaji Chalakapur Byalahalli Dakulgi 3 Godi Hipparga Nelawad Kamalpur Hilalpur 4 Davaragaon Mashimad Sangolgi Ameerabad Wadi 5 Jolada Hipparga Davargaon Nelwad Shakkargunj Wafi 6 Marur KurubKhelgi Bawagi Sindabandagi 7 Chikalchanda Haranal Aurad Mashimad 8 Bhalki Dadagi Aurad (S) Chalkapur 9 Kuntesirsi Gubbihal Kashimpur 10 Kalwad Madakatti Bairanalli 11 Harnal Muroor 12 Ramthirth Wadi Nidaban 13 Ekalaspur Ghorachincholi 14 Anandwadi 15 Bhatambra 16 Khudvanthpur 17 Bhatsangavi 18 Kasartugaon 19 Shivani 20 Lakhangaon 21 Kaknal 22 Sunthapur 23 Talawad(M) 24 Tailgaon 25 Donagapur 26 Alandi 27 Hunji(A) 28 Kalasadal 29 Chakalpet 30 Beeri(B) 31 Walasangi 32 Kudli 33 Nagaral 34 Beeri(K) 35 Mural 36 Kotgyal 37 Nittur 38 Gornal 39 Hajnal 40 Keroor 41 Ballur 42 Chandapur 43 Hasimpur 44 Dongargi 45 Nagral

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Annexure - II

KARANJA PROJECT

Rehabilitation & Resettlement Works

No. of project displaced person Name of Sl. Stage of R&R Village rehabilitation No. Total Total Total works structures families population centre 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 Kamalapur 118 135 1670 Kamalapur Works of providing basic 2 Sindabandagi 354 372 1279 Sindabandagi amenties are completed and 3 Sangolgi 314 365 2076 Sangolgi rehabilitation centres are 4 Nelwad 156 298 976 Nelwad handed over to 5 Hajjargi 87 108 546 Hajjargi Zilla Panchayat during 2000 6 Atiwal 78 298 377 Atiwal

7 Dakulgi 190 331 1276 Dakulgi 8 Ranjol 286 366 1500 Works of providing basic amenties are completed during 2004. But rehabilitants denied to receive Ranjol Kheni-1 Hakku Patras and put the demand to give transportation charges of Rs.20,000/- per house. Works of providing basic amenties like road, drains, water supply are Ranjol Kheni-2 nearing completion.The electrification work is under progress. Total : 1583 2273 9700

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14.2 ERM OF 4 MEDIUM IRRIGATION PROJECTS UNDER A.I.B.P

CHANDRAMPALLI PROJECT

Brief History of the project

Chandrampalli Project is located on Sarnala (Krishna Basin) near Chandrampalli village in Chincholi taluka in Gulbarga Dist. The project was administratively approved vide G.O.NO. PQDMMI/159, dated 16-12-1963 for `. 99.84 Lakhs. The project is commissioned during 1975.

A) DAM:- The project has 926.54 mtrs, length of earthen embankment. The spillway of the project is located on left flank saddle and comprises of broad crested weir of 64 m length, with 6 Nos. of gates size 9.15 m x 5.50. The spillway is designed for maximum discharge of 864.80 cumecs (30700 cusecs). Water is being stored in the reservoir since 1973.

B) CANAL:- R.B.C. The total length of Right Bank canal is 14.00 Km, and is completed. The discharge capacity at head is 1.28 cumecs (45 cusecs). The contemplated atchkat is 1741 ha, the canal section is damaged at many reaches. Therefore modernization / renovation under AIBP/ERM of main canal and Distributaries has been proposed

L.B.C.:- The total length of Left Bank Canal is 21.00 km, and is completed. The discharge capacity at head is 2.74 Cumecs (97 cusecs). . Contemplated atchkat under LBC is 3482 ha. the canal section is damaged at many reaches. Therefore modernization / renovation of main canal and Distributaries has been proposed .

Total Cost of the Project: a)Original Cost `. 99.84 Lakhs. b)Revised Cost `. 201.00 Lakhs. c) Latest Estimated cost. `. 201.00 Lakhs. Achtkat details : a)Contemplated Achtkat 5223 Ha. b)Covering districts Gulbarga. c)Covering Talukas. Chincholi. No. of villages benefited and extent of area 8 Nos. Land acquisition Details: a)Land acquired for dam and allied works. 764 acres. b)Canal and others work. 430 acres. c)R & R works No Rehabilitation. Potential details. a) Total potential to be created 5223 b) Potential created to the end of March-2010 5223 Financial Details : a)Latest Cost of the project `. 201.00 Lakhs b)Expenditure incurred upto date c) Balance Cost -- d)Programme of Balance Cost: -- FIC Physical and Financial Details. Physical Financial a)Contemplated FIC atchkat 5223 `. 201.00 Lakhs

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The project was completed in the year 1973 and commissioned during the year 1975.. The canal lining both RBC & LBC has damaged in most of the reaches and hence the canal section have become irregular and leakages observed in most reaches due to this water will not reach in the tail end. The command area in the tail end reaches of main canal and distributaries is not benefited whereas in the initial reaches the utilization of water by the farmers is beyond necessity The modernization under AIBP/ ERM has been proposed and proposal was submitted to the Project Appraisal Organization CWC Delhi, for an amount of `. 1493.00 Lakhs.

Administrative approval has been accorded vide G.O.NO. WRD 31 MTZ 2007, dtd. 9-3-2010. The same has been cleared in the 103rd meeting of the Advisory Committee on irrigation, flood control and multipurpose project New Delhi held on 11-03-2010.Investment Clearance has been obtained from the Planning Commission New Delhi for `.14.93 Crores vide ltr No.20(10)/2010-WR dated 3-9-2010.

Agencies has fixed for 7 packages after calling tender through e-procurement.

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HATTIKUNI TANK PROJECT:

Brief History of the project: Hattikuni Tank Project is located on Hattikuni stream near Hattikuni village about 12 Kms, from Yadgir Town. The project was administratively approved by G.O.NO. PWD 12 MIP 57, dated 20/26-12-1957 for `. 22,08,300/-. The revised cost of completion is Rs. 91.00 Lakhs and approved by G.O.NO. PWD 54 MTP 83, dated 24 Sept. 1983.

A) DAM:- The project has 923.50 mtrs, length of earthen embankment and the length of the spillway is 76.20 mtrs, with 9 N0s. of gates size 7.62m x 1.82 mtrs. The spillway is designed for maximum flood discharge of 13306 cusecs. Water is being stored in the reservoir since 1973.

B) CANAL:- Only L.B.C. The total length of Left Bank canal is 14.00 Km, and is completed. The discharge capacity at head is 1.41 cumecs (50 cusecs) to irrigate 2145 Ha. The canal section is damaged at many reaches.

Total Cost of the Project: a)Original Cost `. 22.00 Lakhs. b)Revised Cost `. 91.00 Lakhs. c) Latest Estimated cost . `. 91.00 Lakhs. Achtkat details : a)Contemplated Achtkat 2145 Ha. b)Covering districts Yadgir. c)Covering Talukas. Yadgir. No. of villages benefited and extent of area. 6 Nos. Land acquisition Details: a)Land acquired for dam and allied works. -- b)Canal and others work. -- c)R & R works -- Potential details. Dry Wet a) Total potential to be created 2145 2145 b) Potential created to the end of march-2010 2145 2145 Financial Details : a)Latest Cost of the project `. 91.00 Lakhs b)Expenditure incurred upto date Project completed in the year 1973 and is under maintainance. c) Balance Cost FIC Physical and Financial Details Physical Financial a)Contemplated FIC atchkat 2145 `. 91.00 Lakhs (project cost) b) Expenditure incurred upto 31-03-2010 -- --

The project was completed in the year 1973 and commissioned during the year 1975. The canal lining has damaged in most of the reaches and hence the canal section have become irregular and leakages observed in most reaches due to this water is not reaching to the tail end. Due to this the command area in the tail end reaches of main canal and distributaries is not benefited whereas in the initial reaches the utilization of water by the farmers is beyond 155 necessity. The modernization under AIBP/ ERM has been proposed and proposal was submitted to the Project Appraisal Organization CWC Delhi, for an amount of `. 6.75 Crores. Administrative approval has been accorded vide G.O.NO. WRD 39 MTZ 2008, dtd. 9-3-2010 for `. 6.75 Crores. The same has been cleared in the 103rd meeting of the Advisory Committee on irrigation, flood control and multipurpose project New Delhi held on 11-03-2010. Investment Clearance have been obtained from the Planning Commission New Delhi for `.6.75 Crores vide ltr No.20(10)/2010-WR dated 4-1-2011.

Agencies has fixed for 3 packages after calling tender through e-procurement and works are in progress.

3. UPPER MULLAMARI PROJECT:

Brief History of the project

The Upper Mullamari Project envisages construction of an earthen dam with ungated spillway at the right bank across Mullamari River which is a tributary of Kagina River which joins river Bheema. This project was administratively approved by G.O. NO. PWD 160 GIP 77, dated 17-8-79 for `. 328.00 Lakhs @ SR 75-76 and Technically sanctioned by CE, TBP, Munirabad vide CER N0. 3/79-80, dated 26-8-1980. The revised cost of project is approved for `. 19.92 Crores in the year 1992-93 and the latest revised cost of project is `. 22.58 Crores.

DAM:- The Dam has 810.00 length of Earthen Embankment with zonal section maximum height of dam I 23.00m to arrest the gross storage of 21.22 M.cum (0.749 TMC) and live storage of 18.88 M.cum (0.666 TMC)

R.B.C.:- The total length of Right Bank Canal is 43.00 Km, and is completed. The discharge capacity and head is 1.61M.cum (57.20 Cusecs). The canal section is damaged at many reaches. Therefore modernization/renovation of main canal and distributaries under AIBP/ERM has been proposed and same has been submitted to CWC, Delhi, for Central Assistance vide this office ltr.No.KNNL/CEG/ERM/TA-1/AE-6/ CDO/2009-10, dated 12-01-2010 amounting to `.821.00 Lakhs. Irrigable command area is 2024 ha.

L.B.C. :- The total length of left bank canal is 28.00 Km and is completed. The discharge capacity and head is 0.99 M.cum (35.20 cusecs). Irrigable command area is 1255 ha. Modernization under ERM is submitted.

Total Cost of the Project: a)Original Cost `. 3.28 Crores. b)Revised Cost `. 19.92 Crores c) Latest Estimated cost `. 22.58 Crores. ERM cost: `.821.00 Lakhs Achtkat details :

a)Contemplated Achtkat 3279 Ha.

b)Covering districts Gulbarga & Bidar c) Covering Talukas. Basavakalyan , Humnabad, Gulbarga Tq. 156

No. of villages benefited and extent of area 14 Nos. villages benefited for 3279 ha Land acquisition Details: Proposed Acquired Balance A - G A - G A – G a)Land acquired for dam and allied works. 974-00 974-00 Nil b) Canal and others works. 526 - 36 526 - 36 Nil c) R & R works 91 – 32 90 - 00 1 – 22 TOTAL:- 1592-28 1590.36 1 – 32 Potential details: a) Total potential to be created 3279 Ha b) Potential created to the end of march 2010 3279 Ha Financial Details : a)Latest Cost of the project `. 22.58 Crores. b)Expenditure incurred upto date March 2010. `. 22.58 Crores. c) Balance Cost `. Nil d)Programme of Balance Cost `. Nil e)Expenditure upto march 2010 `. 12.26 Lakhs Grant for the year 2010-11 (2701) `. 10.79 Lakhs (2701 head) `. 12.87 Lakhs. (under 2701 head)

4. SOUDAGAR TANK PROJECT

Brief History of the project:

Soudagar Tank Project is located on Soudagar Nala near Shamnapur village Dist. Yadgir. The project was administratively approved by G.O.NO. DPAR 15 (32) 6 DPAR at 26/27-1-77 for `. 149.00 Lakhs.

A) DAM:- The project has 600 mtrs, length of earthen embankment and is completed in the year 1987. The length of the spillway is 60 mtrs, with flush escape, ungated Ogee weir. The spillway is designed for maximum discharge of 218.06 cusecs (7700 Cusecs), water is being stored in the reservoir since 1987.

B) CANAL:- Only R.B.C.

The total length of Right Bank canal is 11.00 Km, and is completed. The discharge capacity at head is 0.73 cumecs (26 cusecs) to irrigate 1417 Ha. The canal section is damaged at many reaches. The modernization under AIBP/ ERM has been proposed

Total Cost of the Project:

a)Original Cost `. 149.00 Lakhs. b)Revised Cost `. 570.00 Lakhs. c) Latest Estimated cost `. 570.00 Lakhs. Achtkat details : a)Contemplated Achtkat 1,417 Ha. b)Covering districts Yadgir. c) Covering Talukas. Yadgir. No. of villages benefited and extent of area. 6 Nos. 157

Land acquisition Details: a) Land acquired for dam and allied works. 532 acres. b)Canal and others work. 90 acres. c)R & R works Nil. Potential details. Dry Wet a) Total potential to be created 1417 1417 b) Potential created to the end of march-2010 Potential already created during 1987 Financial Details : a)Latest Cost of the project `. 570.00 Lakhs b)Expenditure incurred upto date ` 570.00 Lakhs (project cost) a) Current years location. Project is completed & is under maintenance. FIC Physical and Financial Details Physical Financial a)Contemplated FIC atchkat 1417 Ha. -- b) Expenditure incurred upto 31-03-2010 1417 Ha. `. 570.00 Lakhs

The project was completed in the year 1987. The canal lining has damaged in most of the reaches and hence the canal section have become irregular and leakages observed in most reaches due to this water will not reach in the tail end. The command area in the tail end reaches of main canal and distributaries is not benefited whereas in the initial reaches the utilization of water by the farmers is beyond necessity.

Administrative approval has been accorded for the modernization proposal vide G.O.NO. WRD 95 MTZ 2007, dtd. 09-03-2010 for `. 397.00 Lakhs.

The modernization under AIBP/ ERM has been proposed and proposal was submitted to the Project Appraisal Organization CWC Delhi, for an amount of `. 397.00 Lakhs.

During 103rd meeting of Advisory Committee held on 11-03-2010, it has been instructed to hand over the project to Minor Irrigation Department. In this regard, letter has been addressed to the Govt. vide this office letter No:5997, dtd:24-03-2010 for handing over the project to the MI Authorities. Vide GO WRD 95 MTZ 2007, dtd 26-7-2010 it was ordered to hand over the project to the MI Department. Handing over the project to the MI Department is under process.

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15. AN OVERVIEW OF PROJECTS UNDER THE CHIEF ENGINEER, IRRIGATION CENTRAL ZONE, MUNIRABAD

Completed projects:- Hagaribomhanalli project, Narihalla Project, Kanaka Nala Project, Rajolibunda diversion Scheme, Vijayanaga Canals, Maskinala Project.

On going Projects:-

Tungabhadra Project, (Original works are completed along back. But only modernization works are being taken up.), Hirehalla Project, Singatalur Lift Irrigation Scheme, Other Lift Irrigation Schemes

Under the Irrigation Central Zone, Tungabhadra Project, Hirehalla Project, Maskinala Project, Singatalur Lift Irrigation Scheme, Kanakanala Project, Narihalla Project, Hagaribommanahalli Project, Rajolibanda Diversion Scheme Vijayanagar Canals and other LIS are coming. Hirehalla Project, Singatalur Lift Irrigation Scheme projects are ongoing projects. The original works of TBP have been completed. But improvement/Modernisation works are to be takenup. Other projects are completed.

15.1 TUNGABHADRA PROJECT

The Tungabhadra Project comprises of reservoir across the river Tungabhadra, a tributary to river Krishna, near Mallapuram in Hospet taluk, Bellary District, with canals on both banks to provide irrigation to an extent of 3,62,785 Ha. in Bellary, Koppal and Raichur Districts. The utilization is 3736 M.cum (133.00 TMC). This is an inter-state multipurpose project started in 1945 as a joint venture of the then Governments of Madras and Hyderabad. After reorganization of States, the project became a joint venture of Mysore (Now Karnataka) and Andhra Pradesh. The irrigation and utilization indicated above pertain to Karnataka only.

The Dam and Canal works are completed. Originally most of the reaches of Tungabhadra Left Bank Canal have been constructed out of available soil in the adjoining borrow areas, and for the embankment sections, Zonal section is not provided as such, breaches and bongas were occurring. In order to avoid frequent breaches and bongas in the canal, the Government had constituted an expert committee to strengthen the canal. As per the Expert Committee Report I.S. works have been taken up in stages from 1982. From 1982 to 2009 `. 314.84 crores has been spent. During 2010-11 the Govt have allocated grants of 40.00 Crores for modernization of TLBC. Govt. has approved to take up modernization works in TLBC & TBP distributaries amounting to `. 251.29 crores. Modernization of distributaries of Tungabhadra project (L/S & R/S) is being taken up from 2005 to 2009. The expenditure is `. 207.00 crores. During 2010-11 grants of Rs. 60 crores was allocated for modernization of distributaries. In distributaries work to the tune of `.116.18 crores was tackled.

During 2010-11 48.28 kms of main canal modernization works costing `.125.44 crores and 101.81 km modernization of distributary costing `.98.56 crores of Tungabhadra project was taken up and completed. So far about 6 TMC of water has been saved from this modernization works.

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AN OVER VIEW OF THE TUNGABHADRA PROJECT

TUNGABHADRA LEFT BANK CANAL 1. Name of Project TUNGABHADRA LEFT BANK CANAL 2. Location Left Bank of T. B. Dam 3. Year of inception 1945 4. Year of completion Completed in stages up to 1968 (Original works)

Original cost: `. 17.44 Crores (Sanctioned by Original and latest estimated cost Nizam Government in 1951) in Crores 5. Revised Cost: `. 194.40 Crores (ID 122 MTP 92 Including administrative approval Dated: 05-06-1996) no. and date/Technical Sanction. Latest cost: `. 302.00 Crores

Length of canal 6. a) Main canal 226.00 km b) Distributaries 707.00 km 7. Length of ayacut roads 1150 Km 8. District benefited Raichur and Koppal Gangavathi Tq, Sidhnoor Tq, Manvi Tq, 9. Number of village and Tq benefited Devadurga & Raichur Taluk No of WUCS a) Formed 585 10. b) Registered 244 c) Handed over 46 11. Programme during 2010-11 `. 171.16 lakhs Progress achieved during 2010-11 12. `. 111.68 Lakhs upto end of March 2011

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15.2. HIREHALLA POJECT

The Hirehalla Project comprises a reservoir across the Hirehalla, a tributary to the river Tungabhadra near Kinnal village in Koppal Taluk of Koppal District, with canals on both banks, to provide irrigation to an extent of 8330 Ha; in Koppal Taluk. The proposed utilisation is 64.24 M.Cum; (2.27 TMC). Administrative approval to the project costing `.6.35 Crores has been accorded under G.O.No.PWD 174 MTP 73, dated: 24-5-1979 and the revised estimate for `.90.00 Crores was submitted to the Government for the approval. Technical Advisory Committee has cleared the estimate and the Administrative approval from the Government is awaited. However Government has directed to submit the revised estimate according to the latest estimated cost of the project i.e., for `.289.00 Crores & the revised estimate is being prepared.

DAM AND CANALS:

DAM:- The length of the dam is 3.6 Km. with an height of 15mtr; having a storage capacity of 47.23 M.Cum. The submergence area of 1247 Ha; affecting Arakera village with a population of 1500 and the rehabilitation work is taken up. In addition to this Govt. Order has been issued to lift 4 villages nalmely Veerapur, Shiruru, Muttal, Muddapur.

CANALS:- 24.60 Km. long Left Bank Canal and a 25.00 Km. long Right Bank Canal will provide irrigation to 5000 Ha; and 3330 Ha; respectively.

COST:- The project had been originally estimated at a cost of Rs.635.00 lakhs at 1977-78 level of rates. The latest cost of project is `.289.00 Crores. Expenditure upto 3/2010 : `. 23856.39 Lakhs

4/2010 – 3/2011 : `. 1269.26 Lakhs

Total expenditure incurred upto 3/2011: `. 25125.65 Lakhs

STAGE OF WORK: Dam: Earthen embankment is completed. Spillway work including installation of 6 radial gates completed. Water is stored to the full capacity. The project has been dedicated to the nation on 26-12-2001 by the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Karnataka.

CANALS AND DISTRIBUTARIES

RBC :- The entire canal of 25 Km works are completed and out of 37 distributaries 34 Nos are completed and balance 3 Nos are under progress.

LBC:- The entire canal of 24.60 Km work completed and out of 27 Distributaries 27 Nos are completed.

N.H. and Railway Crossing works : National Highway crossings and railway crossing under Dy 17 of RBC NH crossing work is started and railway crossing work is to be taken up by concerned department.

Rehabilitation Works:- Rehabilitation work of Arakera Village is completed. For rehabilitation for Mudlapur, Shirur, Muttal and Veerapur villages Govt has sanctioned an amount of Rs. 5426.11 Lakhs under Govt order No: PÀAE/88 DgïEºÉZï 2010, ¢: 27-11-2010. The 161 expenditure incurred already is `. 1485.06 lakhs. An additional amount of Rs. 3940.95 Lakhs has been sanctioned for revised rehabilitation package. The Govt vide Govt order No: d¸ÀAE/ 64 /JAn¦/2009, ¢:15-3-2011 under head of account 4701-37-800-0-01-132(P) an amount of `. 1000.00 lakhs has been released and expenditure incurred to that extent.

AN OVER VIEW OF THE HIREHALLA PROJECT:

Name of Project Hirehalla Project Across Hirehall and Veerpurhalla 4 Km U/s of Location Kinnal village. Year of inception 1979 Original cost: `. 6.35 Crores. Original and latest estimated cost in PWD 164 MTC 73 Dated 24-5-1979 Crores. Revised cost: `. 289.00 Crores. Including administrative approval no. (Administrative approval to be obtained from and date Government) Length of canal LB- 24.60 Km; a) Main canal RB- 25.00 Km b) Distributaries 63 Km

c) Branch canal 15 Km

d) FIC Under progress

Length of ayacut roads 65 Km

District benefitted Koppal

Number of village and Tq benefited Kinnal

No of WUCS

a) Formed 7

b) Registered 3

Programme during 2010-11 `. 1346.61 lakhs Progress achieved during 2010-11 upto `. 1269.26 lakhs end of 03/2011.

Details of Irrigation Potential in Ha

Total potential Sl. Name of On full Programme during Created during created upto No District development 2010-11 2010-11 3/2011 1. Koppal 8330 214 0 8116

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15.3. MASKINALA PROJECT

BRIEF DESCRIPTION:

The Maskinala Project comprises a reservoir across the Maskinala, a tributary to river Tungabhadra, near Maraladinni Village in Lingasugur taluk of Raichur District with canals on both banks, to provide irrigation to an extent of 3,001 Ha; in Lingasugur taluk. Dam is 814 mtr; long and 23.74 mtr; high above the nala bed level with a gross storage capacity of 0.5T.M.C will submerge an extent of 173 Ha; without affecting any village. The utilisation proposed is 0.78 TMC. Administrative approval has been accorded to the Project costing `.311.00 lakhs. Revised administrative approval has also been obtained from Government to `.2357 lakhs. Now the updated cost of the work is `. 4835 lakhs. Cleared by the MIPC board during the meeting held on 3-5-2005, the expenditure incurred during 2010-11 is `. 5141.81 lakhs.

DAM & CANALS :

DAM: Dam is 814 m long (spillway length being 57 m) and 23.74 m high above the nala bed level with a gross storage capacity of 0.50 TMC will submerge an extent of 173 Ha; without affecting any village.

CANALS: All the works of main canals on either side are completed. Irrigation potential capacity is 1940 Ha under LBC having length of 10.00 Km and 1061 Ha under RBC, total from the project being 3001 Ha.

COST: The project had been originally estimated to Rs. 311 lakhs at 1975-76 level of rates. The revised cost of the project is `. 2357.00 lakhs is administratively approved and now the updated cost is `. 4835.00 lakhs, cleared by the MIPC Board.

Stage of work: All works including Dam, Main canals & Distributaries have been completed

Expenditure upto 3/2010 : `. 5101.37 Lakhs

Expenditure from 4 / 2010 – 3/ 2011 : `. 40.44 Lakhs

Total expenditure incurred upto 3/2011 : `. 5141.81 Lakhs

Till date 3001 Ha Irrigation potential has been created. The project is dedicated to the Nation on 24-4-2006.

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AN OVER VIEW OF MASKINALA PROJECT

1 Name of Project MASKINALA PROJECT

2 Location Near Maraladinni village of Lingasugur Tq.

3 Year of inception 1976

Original and latest estimated cost in Original cost: `. 3.11 Crores. Crores. 4 G.O. No.PWD 52 GIP 78 Dated: 22-01-1979 Including administrative approval no. and date Revised cost: Rs. 48.35 Crores. Length of canal LBC RBC

a) Main canal 10 Km 11.50 Km 5 b) Distributaries 27 Km

c) FIC completed

6 Length of ayacut roads 1 Km

7 District benefited Raichur

8 Number of village and Tq benefited 1 No. Lingasugur

No of WUCS

9 a) Formed 5

b) Registered 5

10 Programme during 2010-11 `. 119.87 lakhs

Progress achieved during 2010-11 up 11 `. 140.44 Lakhs to 03/2011.

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15.4 OTHER WORKS (NEW) (`. in Lakhs.)

Cum. Expendi Expendit Likely date Irrigation Sl. Name of the Latest Grant for ture Present Stage ure upto of Potential in No. Project Cost 2010-11 during of Project March completion Ha 2009-10 2010 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Stabilization of 182 Ha Katharaki Sub Physically 1 58.00 6.00 5.67 68.47 Completed LIS distributory completed 89/8/1&2 of TLBC Stabilizatio n of 479 Ha Boylmerched Physically 2 73.00 7.00 6.67 46.93 Completed Sub distri. LIS completed 89/7 of TLBC Observations made by TAC on revised 3 Y Kaggal LIS 3400.00 19.00 1.75 291.26 2011 2568 Ha. estimate of the project are submitted to Govt. Observations made by TAC on revised Wala Bellary 4 1190.00 150.00 - - - 2541 Ha estimate & LIS DTP of the project are being complied Stabilisatio n of 123 Ha Jalibenchi LI Work under 5 243.50 55.83 50.89 324.24 - of tail end Scheme progress of DP-36 of RBHLC

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16. AN OVERVIEW OF PROJECTS UNDER THE CHIEF ENGINEER, UPPER TUNGA PROJECT ZONE, SHIMOGA

Bhadra Project Circle is functioning at B.R.Project in Bhadravathi taluk, since 07.11.1969. This Circle is under the control of the Engineer-in-Chief, KNNL, Upper Tunga Project Zone, Shimoga Three Divisions, namely Executive Engineer, No.3, Canal Division Malebennur; No.4 BRLBC Division, Bhadravathi & No.5 Canal Division, Davanagere and fifteen Sub-Divisions comes under the Jurisdiction of this Circle. The following Projects come under the Jurisdiction of this Circle.

I. Major Irrigation Project

1) Bhadra Reservoir Project

2) Vanivilas Sagar Project

II. Medium Irrigation Project

1) Gondi Anicut Project {Bhadra Anicut}

2) Jambadahalla Reservoir Project

3) Feeder Canal to Ranikere Tank Project

4) Gayathri Reservoir Project

5) Ambligola Reservoir Project

6) Thimmapura Lift Irrigation Scheme

7) Anjanapura Project 8) Dharma Project

9) Tunga Anicut Project

10) Kaduvinabylu Project

11) D.B.Kere Pickup

III. TANKS

1) Sulekere tank (Shanti Sagar).

2) Bheemasamudra tank

3) Asundi tank

4) Madaga Masur tank

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16.1. BHADRA RESERVOIR PROJECT Bhadra Dam is constructed across River Bhadra near Lakkavalli village, Tarikere Taluk, Chikamagalur District. This project is a Multi-purpose Project providing Irrigation facility to an extent of 1,05,570 Ha and a power generation capacity of 39.20 M.W.

The major works under the Bhadra reservoir project are completed. The water is allowed through the both canals since 1965 and irrigation facility to the total extent of 1, 05,570 Ha. is already achieved.

The details of canals coming under this project is as follows. Sl. Length in Atchkat in Canal No. Km Ha 1. Bhadra Right Bank Canal 103.00 17109 2. Bhadra Left Bank Canal 77.00 8270 3. Anveri Branch Canal 67.00 6514 4. Malebennur Branch Canal 48.00 23774 5. Davanagere Branch Canal 90.00 30286 6. Harihara Branch Canal 20.40 15337 7. Devarabelakere Pickup Canal 59.20 4280 Total: 464.60 1,05,570

Bhadra Project is allocated 61.70 TMC of water as per KWDT. Under the Project, Irrigation potential of 1,05,570 Ha has been achieved in 1989.

16.2. MODERNISATION OF CANAL SYSTEM OF TUNGA ANICUT

Modernisation of Tunga canals amounting to Rs. 211.00 crores is prepared and submitted for administrative approval. Modernisation works of Tunga canal systems has been entrusted by Government to Karnataka Neeravari Nigam during 2007-08. The total grant of `.50.00 Lakhs has been allotted for Modernisation of Canal system of Tunga Anicut Project during the year 2010-11. The cumulative expenditure incurred on this project up to end of March 2011 is `. 493.65 Lakhs.

16.3. HODIRAYANAHALLA DIVERSION SCHEME

Jambadahalla Reservoir is located near Duglapura village, Tarikere Taluk, Chikkamagalore district. This project was contemplated to provide irrigation to 2428 Ha.

But due to less flow only 1133 Ha of land under right bank is being irrigated. Remaining 1295 Ha of land is to be irrigated by diverting supplement water from Hodirayanahalla, an adjacent valley to Jambadahalla. Addition to this, 243 Ha Land will also be benefited by this scheme. Administrative approval for the above said Hodirayanahalla diversion Scheme is accorded by the Government dated: 10.08.1987 for `. 248.00 lakhs. About 12.98 Ha of land comes under the jurisdiction of forestland. Clearance has been obtained by Central Forest & Environment Ministry.

Survey and investigation of Hodirayanahalla diversion scheme has been conducted on tender basis through private consultancy services as per the administrative approval obtained from the Government amounting to `.35.00 lakhs.

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16.4 MODERNISATION OF CANAL SYSTEM OF AMBLIGOLA RESERVOIR

During 2010-11, Government has allotted `.25.00 lakhs grants for this project for improvements and modernisation of canal system. The works includes improvements, strengthening and reconstruction of canal structures and lining of canals. An expenditure of `.443.14 lakhs has been incurred during 2009-10 upto end of March 2010.

A grant of `.10.00 lakhs has been allotted during 2010-11 for improvements of 7 tanks coming under this project. The works include strengthening of tank bund, silt removal, providing revetment, lining to canals and repairs to cluice. An expenditure of `.12.59 lakhs has been incurred up to end of March 2010.

These works has been transferred to Karnataka Neeravari Nigama.

16.5. ERM OF BHEEMASAMUDRA TANK

Bheemasamudra tank has been constructed 500 years ago in Bheemasamudra village, Chitradurga Taluk, Chitradurga district. The storage capacity of the tank is 0.905 TMC. The Irrigation potential created under this tank is 1235 Ha (3050 Acres). The tank has left Bank canal and right Bank canal and distributary system. The total length of canal is 68 Km.

At present the Bheemasamudra tank is filled up with silt since the tank is 500 year old. Due to this, the storage capacity of tank is reduced to 0.18 TMC. The catchment area of tank has scanty rainfall.

In order to augument the inflow in to the tank it is proposed to construct feeder canal from Bettadanagenahalli and Jogerahalla dams by constructing pickup. Tender process for ERM is is progress. The project is included under Prime Minister’s special rehabilitation package and during 2010-11, an amount of `. 4.30 crores is proposed as central assistance under Prime Minister’s special rehabilitation package.

16.6. MODERNISATION OF CANAL SYSTEM OF GONDI ANICUT (BHADRA)

Modernisation of Gondi canals amounting to `. 84.50 crores is prepared and submitted for administrative approval. Modernisation works of Gondi canal systems has been entrusted by Government to Karnataka Neeravari Nigam during 2007-08. Gondhi Canal System is proposed to be taken up to save 0.50 TMC of water which is contemplated under Upper Bhadra and DPR is being finalized for `. 73.00 Crores.

16.7. KADUVINABYLU LIFT IRRIGATION SCHEME

Kaduvinabylu Lift irrigation Scheme is located in N.R.Pura taluk, Chikkamagalore District. The Project has been administratively approved by the State Government vide G.O.No.WRD 223 MMB 2004, dated 10.5.2005 for `. 690.00 Lakhs. The Master plan committee has allocated 0.21 TMC of water to this project under Krishna scheme- A. The Chief Engineer, KNNL, Upper Tunga Project Zone Shimoga, technically sanctioned the estimate amounting to `.690.00 Lakhs, Vide CER No.83/2005-06, dated. 29.9.2005.

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16.8. ANJANAPURA RESERVOIR PROJECT

Anjanapura Reservoir project is constructed across Kumudawathi River in Anjanapura village in Shikaripura taluk, Shimoga District. The area irrigated is 6736 Ha. The original estimated cost of the project was `. 27.68 Lakhs. The right bank canal runs for a length of 45.00 Km. and has an irrigation potential of 5919 Ha The Left bank canal runs for a length of 14.00 Km. and has an irrigation potential of 817 Ha.

Erection of automatic godbole gates on the spillway of the reservoir has been completed during 2006 and water in the reservoir is stored for extra height of 1 meter.

Improvements of 20 tanks under the atchkat Anjanapura project:

Grant of `. 25.00 Lakhs is allotted during 2010-11 for improvement of 13 tanks coming under this Project. Works are taken up on Tender basis. Cumulative expenditure incurred up to end of 03/2010 is Rs. 635.24 lakhs. This project is transferred to Karnataka Neeravari Nigam. 169

17. COMMAND AREA DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME

Agriculture is the backbone of Indian Economy and it is the pillar of the Economic development. At the commencement of the Fifth Five Year Plan (1974-80), in pursuance of the policy of the Government of India, the Command Area Development Programme was launched in the State for integrated and comprehensive development of the Command Areas of Major and Medium Irrigation Projects. As per the objectives laid down by the National Commission on Irrigation, 1971 and the National Commission on Agriculture, 1976, the CADP ensures rapid and optimum utilization of Irrigation Potential created under Major and Medium Irrigation Projects thereby increasing the agriculture production as also reducing the gap between the potential area created and the actual area utilised.

THE OBJECTIVES

Irrigation Management is a multi-disciplinary activity involving major department like Irrigation, Agriculture, Cooperation and other organization engaged in training and research activities. Against this perspective, CADA was constituted in the year 1970 to work as a catalyst between the various organizations to reduce the gap between irrigation potential created and utilized, to increase production per unit of water and land, to reduce the loss of irrigation water in the conveyance system, to improve its efficiency at the farm level and to ensure equitable distribution of water. The objectives of the CADA, as envisaged under section 10 of the Karnataka Command Areas Development (K.C.A.D.) Act 1980, are listed below:

To formulate and implement schemes for the Comprehensive Development of the Command Area;

To prevent land erosion and water logging;

To improve soil fertility and regulation of cropping pattern;

To ensure the efficient maintenance of Field channels and Field Drains by the Farmers within the Command Area;

Localisation and de-localisation of lands for various crops;

Ensuring supply of all inputs and services;

Promotion and setting up of rural growth centres for integrated development of the Command Area;

Development of marketing, processing and storage facilities and adequate communication system;

Arranging for credit facilities to the farmers and artisans;

Organizing agricultural Co-operatives and Associations;

Construction of Field channels and connected drains;

To borrow and lend money necessary for the due discharge of its functions;

Conjunctive use of surface and ground water;

To determine the payment of compensation as provided in sub section [4] of section 12 of KCAD Act 1980;

To setup agricultural demonstrations farms and promote extension activities; and 170

To execute such other acts, consistent with the provisions of this Act.

The Six CADA’S that are established in Karnataka are:

D Malaprabha and Ghataprabha Projects, Belgaum

D Tungabhadra project, Munirabad

D Upper Krishna projects, Bheemarayanagudi

D Cauvery basin projects, Mysore

D Bhadra project, Shimoga

D Irrigation Project Zone, Gulbarga

BRIEF DETAILS OF CADA

Sl. Name of CADA with Year of Irrigation Districts covered No. headquarters Starting Projects Malaprabha and Belgaum, Malaprabha & 1 Ghataprabha Projects, 1974 Dharwad, Ghataprabha Belgaum Bagalkot, Gadag Tungabhadra Project, 1974 Tungabhadra, Hirehalla, Bellary, Raichur & 2 Munirabad 12.11.1979 Maskinala Koppal. Gulbarga, Bijapur, Upper Krishna Projects, 1977 Upper Krishna Raichur & 3 Bheemarayanagudi 11-12-1979 Bagalkot. Kabini, Harangi, Mysore, Kodagu, Hemavathy, KRS. , Nugu, Chamarajnagar, Cauvery Basin Projects, 1974 Taraka, Gundal, 4 Hassan, Mandya, Mysore 1.3.1974 Votehole, Marconahally, Tumkur, Manchanabele, Kanva Bangalore(Rural) and Byramangala. Shimoga, 5 Bhadra Reservoir 1979 Tunga, Bhadra & Gondi Chikkamagalore, Project, Shimoga Davangere. Chandrampalli, Hattiguni, Soudagar, Irrigation Project Zone, Upper Mullamari, 6 2000 Gulbarga, Bidar Gulbarga Amarja, Bennethora, Bhima, Gondorinala, Kagna, Karanja

MALAPRABHA AND GHATAPRABHA PROJECTS, BELGAUM

Command Area Development Authority, Malaprabha and Ghataprabha projects, Belgaum, came into existence during 1974-75.

During 2010-11, the budget allocation is `.1910.70 lakhs (under head 2705 ) out of which an expenditure of `.1862.71 lakhs has been incurred. Programme for the year 2011-12 is `.221.62 crores. 171

TUNGABHADRA PROJECT, MUNIRABAD

Command Area Development Authority, Tungabhadra project, Munirabad, came into existence during 1974-75. During 2010-11, the budget allocation is `.2042.30 lakhs (under head 2705 ) out of which an expenditure of `.1533.30 lakhs has been incurred. Programme for the year 2011-12 is `.127.46 crores.

UPPER KRISHNA PROJECTS, BHEEMARAYANAGUDI Command Area Development Authority, Upper Krishna projects, Bheemarayanagudi, has come into force since 11-12-1979. During 2010-11, the budget allocation is `.1986.50 lakhs (under head 2705 ) out of which an expenditure of `.1406.64 lakhs has been incurred. Programme for the year 2011-12 is `.151.01 crores.

CAUVERY BASIN PROJECTS, MYSORE Command Area Development Authority, Cauvery basin projects, Mysore, came into existence during 1974-75. During 2010-11, the budget allocation is `. 2150.51 lakhs (under head 2705 ) out of which an expenditure of `. 1835.52 lakhs has been incurred. Programme for the year 2011-12 is `.75.64 crores.

BHADRA PROJECT, SHIMOGA Command Area Development Authority, Bhadra project, Shimoga, came into existence during 1979. During 2010-11, the budget allocation is `.2457.27 lakhs (under head 2705 ) out of which an expenditure of `. 2436.47 lakhs has been incurred. Programme for the year 2011-12 is `.93.40 crores.

IRRIGATION PROJECT ZONE, GULBARGA Command Area Development Authority, Irrigation Project Zone, Gulbarga, came into existence during 2000-01. During 2010-11, the budget allocation is `. 2129.82 lakhs (under head 2705 ) out of which an expenditure of `. 1867.94 lakhs has been incurred. Programme for the year 2011-12 is `.85.96 crores.

The details of the Physical programme & Progress and Financial Programme & progress for the year 2010-11 up to the end of 3/2011.

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Financial and Physical Programme and Progress under CADA and WALMI for the Year 2010-11

(Physical In Ha) (`.In Lakhs)

Cumulative to the end of the % Revised Against Sl. Annual month CADA Unit Annual Revised No Target Target Programme Progress % Annual Target A) Central Sector Schemes

1 Direction & Administration

Approved projects CADA Fin 1278.90 1278.90 1278.90 1202.77 94 94 KBJNL Fin 800.00 800.00 800.00 833.06 104 104 Other than Fin 496.00 496.00 496.00 462.34 93 93 approved projects 2 Field Irrigation Channel Approved projects CADA Fin 630.00 630.00 630.00 628.93 100 100 Phy:Ha 4201 4201 4201 4192.53 100 100 KNNL Fin 3200.00 3200.00 3200.00 893.50 28 28 Phy:Ha 21334 21334 21334 7463.05 35 35 KBJNL Fin 2700.00 3418.27 3418.27 1774.31 52 52 Phy:Ha 18000 22788 22788 11829 52 52 Other than approved projects CADA Fin 1478.25 1142.50 1142.50 710.48 62 62 Phy:Ha 14788 12213 12213 6829 56 56 KNNL Fin À 3100.00 2882.69 2882.69 558.61 19 19 Phy:Ha 20669 37502.15 37502.15 32037.51 85 85 3 Survey (Topographical soil & other) Fin 9.00 6.37 6.37 5.76 90 90 Approved projects Phy:Ha 6065 3926 3926 3315.84 84 84

Other than Fin 199.05 180.00 180.00 171.31 95 95 approved projects Phy:Ha 8405 6500 6500 6500 100 100 4 Field Drainage Channel Approved projects Fin 1017.00 1111.13 1111.13 1056.37 95 95 Phy:Ha 25425 27778 27778 29672 107 107 Other than Fin 210.00 210.00 210.00 201.01 96 96 approved projects Phy:Ha 5250 5250 5250 5025 96 96

5 Adoptive Trials/ Demonstration Fin 58.00 58.00 58.00 52.51 91 91 Approved projects Phy:No 1266 1266 1266 1317 104 104 Other than Fin 5.00 5.00 5.00 4.93 99 99 approved projects Phy:No 100 100 100 100 100 100 173

Cumulative to the end of the % Revised Against Sl. Annual month CADA Unit Annual Revised No Target Target Programme Progress % Annual Target 6 Correction of System deficiencies Fin 342.00 342.00 342.00 236.66 69 69 Approved projects Phy:No 5700 5700 5700 3944 69 69 7 Training Fin 95.00 95.00 95.00 67.73 71 71 Approved projects Phy:No. 16515 16515 16515 10352 63 63

Other than Fin 52.00 52.00 52.00 49.09 94 94 approved projects Phy:No. 12590 12590 12590 12023.82 96 96 Farmers' 8 Participation Fin 175.50 175.50 175.50 174.07 99 99 Approved projects Phy:Ha 18716 18716 18716 19241.24 103 103 Other than Fin 135.00 105.00 105.00 104.19 99 99 approved projects Phy:Ha 15000 11667 11667 10420 89 89 Land 9 Reclamation Fin 1393.50 1302.00 1302.00 982.80 75 75 Approved projects Phy:Ha 5263 4621 4621 3228 70 70 Other than Fin 738.00 1122.80 1122.80 1101.20 98 98 approved Phy:Ha 3390 5900 5900 5836.13 96 99 projects State Sector B Schemes

1 Warabandi Fin 104.00 104.00 104.00 68.81 66 66 Phy:Ha 33333 33333 33333 22936 69 69 Fin 1963.50 1981.50 1981.50 1988.95 100 100 2 Construction of Phy:K Ayacut Roads 655 664 664 694.24 105 105 m. 3 Housing Fin 335.00 329.00 329.00 327.91 100 100 Construction of Fin 129.20 129.20 129.20 80.51 62 62 4 Godowns Phy:No. 59 59 59 31 70 53 Land 5 Fin 949.09 949.07 949.07 465.29 49 49 Reclamation Phy:No. 3707 3707 3707 1518 41 41 Special 6 Fin 624.00 624.00 624.00 545.83 87 87 Component Plan 7 Tribal Sub Plan Fin 249.60 249.60 249.60 237.21 95 95 8 Miscellaneous Fin 47.43 35.43 35.43 32.95 93 93 Total Fin 12714.00 12714.00 12714.00 10959.61 86 86 CADA(2705) WALMI (2705) Fin 185.00 185.00 185.00 184.91 100 100 174

Cumulative to the end of the % Revised Against Sl. Annual month CADA Unit Annual Revised No Target Target Programme Progress % Annual Target Share Capital invest ment to Fin 1.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 0 0 WUCS (4705)

Fin 6300.00 6082.69 6082.69 1452.11 24 24 KNNL

Fin 3500.00 4218.27 4218.27 2607.37 62 62 KBJNL Grand Total Fin 12900.00 12900.00 12900.00 11144.52 86 86 (2705+4705)

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