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GOVERNMENT OF MADHYA PRADESH WATER RESOURCES DEPARTMENT MAA RATANGARH MULTIPURPOSE PROJECT DISTRICT DATIA (M.P.) Volume - I REPORT & ESTIMATE Cost of Project Rs. 2244.97Crores (Based on USR enforced from 1/9/2017) CHIEF ENGINEER RAJGHAT CANAL PROJECT DATIA (M.P.) MAA RATANGARH MULTIPURPOSE PROJECT DISTT. DATIA (M.P.) Tehsil : Seondha District : Datia INDEX VOLUME - 1 S.No. Chapters Page No From To A Section - I Reports Introduction 1 6 Physical Features 7 7 Inter State Aspect 8 9 Survey and Investigation 10 18 B Section - II 1 Check list 19 24 C Section - III 1 Salient Features 25 26 D Section - IV 1 Estimate 27 122 E Section - V Annexures 1 List of Beneficiary Village 123 128 2 Capacity Table 129 131 3 B.C. Ratio Calculation 132 135 4 Calculation of Pump No 136 138 5 Index Map 139 139 MAA RATANGARH MULTIPURPOSE PROJECT DISTT. DATIA (M.P.) CHAPTER -1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 Project proposal and Aims: Maa Ratangarh multipurpose project envisage the construction of 31.00 mts high and 1740 mts long including 1162 m earthen dam, 464 m long spillway and 114 m NOF portion on river Sindh, Which is a tributary of Yamuna river near village Dangdiroli in Tehsil Seondha of Distt. Datia M.P. Catchment area at Sindh (Seondha) Dam is 12739 sqkm. which entirely lies in M.P. 1235.25 ha. Govt. land, 1302.79 ha. private land and 799.59 ha forest land i.e. total 3337.63 ha land is required in whole project. 75 % dependable yield after upstream use is 2812.76 Mcum. However a gross storage capacity of 246.95 is created by fixing full reservoir level at 161.0 M after considering submergence constraints to irrigate total available command area i.e. 78484 ha. One balancing reservoir BR I is proposed near Village Ratwa with a storage capacity of 5.28 Mcum. Thus the total gross capacity of 252.23 Mcum will be available at the end of mansoon out of which total live capacity is 242.87 Mcum . Inflow in non mansoon months is also utilized. 78484 ha.( CCA) area through a well planned pressurized irrigation on left flank of the river which lies in Gwalior , Bhind and Datia District is proposed as under 1 Ratwa Amayan Area 39200 Ha 2 Bilaua Devgrah Area 18984Ha 3. Command area of Bhind Mau branch canal 20300 Ha. Tiktoli Distributory of Harsi High level Canal, which is given administrative approval by M.P. Govt, vide letter no. F-22/2/16-17/L.S./13/531 Bhopal Dt. 24/03/2017 for Rs 42.34 crores having culturable command area 3170 Ha. is now included in Ratwa Amayan Area as per instruction of Higher Authorities. At present 20300 ha area of Bhind- Mau branch canal is irrigated from Chambal canal System. A scheme of Micro irrigation of 20000 ha is being prepared in upper area of Morena and Sheopur district from Chambal canal system. There are severe problem in tail area of Bhind district due to erratic and insufficient supply from Rajasthan. To counter this problem 20300 Ha Command area of Bhind Mau branch canal is proposed to be irrigated from Maa Ratangarh 1 multipurpose project. If required in future in second phase of this project pressurized irrigation of this command area will be planned. 9.00 Mw power generation is proposed from Main Dam and 30 Mcum water is provided for drinking water for surrounding area. Environment release of water is proposed from sluice in Power house. Increasing in population growth has led to the need for increase in agriculture production for the survival of mankind. Therefore agriculture has become an integral part of the development system and irrigation holds the key in increasing agricultural productivity. Since earlier times natural and manmade water bodies such as lakes, ponds, tanks and other similar structures were used for irrigation. A good water resource development which meets the need of the present generation without compromising the future needs and aspirations is considered as sustainable development. The concepts of constructing dams to harness water for irrigation are currently practiced. Irrigation projects are of prime importance for sustainable and improved crop production and ensuring food security in the country. Every development project changes the existing environment at micro and macro level, these changes are inevitable. The impact or the change in the existing environment can be beneficial or detrimental with respect to the duration of the project. Therefore the project should be planned, implemented and monitored is such a way that the demands of the growing population have to be met with minimum disturbance to the existing ecosystem. In view of the above since 1956, the Government of Madhya Pradesh is continuously putting their efforts to provide irrigation facilities in the State by constructing dams to serve the primary purpose of retaining excess water during monsoon season and make use of this water effectively for irrigation during non monsoon season. Madhya Pradesh is one of the under developed states in India M.P. has the largest population of tribals in India with ST comprising 23.27% of state's population (1991) As a part of development Madhya Pradesh Water Resources Department (MPWRD) have proposed to construct Sindh (Seondha) Dam. The completion of project will boost economy of the region. 1.2 Location of Project: Maa Ratangarh Multipurpose Project site is proposed near village Dangdiroli which comes in Teh. Seondha of District Datia (M.P.). Latitude and Longitude at Dam site 260 8'-29” and 780-44'-20'' respectively which is covered by toposheet no. 54J/12 and Index map of the project showing dam site, command area, canal 2 network, submergence and location of Dam are enclosed. The site is approachable from Seondha by a Tar Road up to 6 km. and than 5 km. up to Dangdroli Dam site by fair weather road .The distance from Datia is 65 km. The nearest railway station for the Dam site is Datia in New Delhi - Bhopal Section of Central Railway. The proposed Dam site comes under assembly constituency No. 20 Seondha and its present M.L.A. is Shri Pradeep Agrawal. Its Parliamentary constituency is No.3 Bhind - Datia which is represented by M.P. Shri Bhagirath Prasad. The Command area comes under constituency No. 12 Mehgaon, constituency No. 13 Gohad, constituency No. 14 Gwalior rural, constituency No. 19 Dabra and constituency No. 20 Seondha, which are represented by, Shri Mukesh Chaudhary, Shri Lal Singh Arya, Shri Bharat Singh Kushwah, Smt. Imarti Devi and Shri Pradeep Agrawal respectively as M.L.A. and all are demanding this scheme. 1.3 About Madhya Pradesh: Madhya Pradesh lies in the central part of India. It is located between longitude 740 E to 820 45E and latitude 21" N to 27" N has a geographical area of 308, 245 sq. km. with 51 administrative districts. The state is surrounded by the States of Uttar Pradesh in the North, Maharashtra in South. Chhattisgarh to the East and Gujarat and Rajasthan in the West Madhya Pradesh has ten river basins/sub basins. three of them Mahi, Narmada and Tapti are west flowing while Wainganga is east flowing and joints River Godavari in the State of Andhra Pradesh. The remaining six rivers namely Chambal,Sindh , Betwa, Ken, Tons and Sone flow northwards and joing Yamuna - Ganga River system. There rivers serve as major source for irrigation water supplies by construction of dams across the river. There are 6 large dams in the State namely Banasagar, Bargi, Gandhi Sagar, Indrasagar, Rajghat, and Tawa. The annual rainfall of the state ranges from 800 mm in the west to 1600 mm in the east. Most of the rainfall is concentrated in the three to four monsoon months between June to September. Most of the streams remain dry from January to June. Many surface water storage structures constructed augment water availability during non monsoon months. Madhya Pradesh ranks low on all indicators of human development indices such as per capita state domestic project life expectancy, education levels, literacy and infant mortality rates More than 80 percent of the poor live in rural areas. One third of the population belongs to socially and economically disadvantaged groups officially designated as scheduled Tribes (ST) and 3 scheduled caste (SC) Moreover, MP has the largest population of Tribals in India with ST comprising 23.27% of state’s population (1991) The proportion of poor is substantially higher among the tribal groups with 66 percent living at or below the poverty line.This is the situation in spite of the natural resources viz . land, water minerals and forests being abundant. 1.3.1 Budelkhand Region. Datia comes under bundelkhand region now a part of Madhya Pradesh M.P 1.3.2 Datia District. Datia is the smallest district of M.P. forming eastern part of Gwalior Commissionery. The district lies into a man body of land mostly on the sindh Pahuj Doab and five enclaves (Basai, Kamra) surrounded by the portion of Shivpuri District and bordering Jhansi district of U.P. The main body of the district extends between the N- latitudes 250 - 28' and 260, 20' and E- longitude 780, 10" and 780, 45' .The farthest enclaves extends in the South up to 250, 3'N, near Talbahat. This district is bounded by Bhind and Gwlaior (Main block) districts in the North, Shivpuri District of M.P. and Jhansi District of U.P.in the Sourth,Gwalior and Shivpuri (Main Block) district in the west and Bhind District of M.P. and Jhansi district of U.P. in the East (Fig.1).