IRRIGATION IN MADHYA PRADESH
026.271 .t 6 KO 071906 IRRIGATION IN MADHYA PRADESH
PUBLISHED FOR
THE IRRIGATION BRANCH, P. W. D., MADHYA PRADESH
BY THE
DffiECTORATE OF INFORMATION & PUBLICITY, M. P. "FOREWORD This brochure is intended to give a bird's eye-view of the historical back ground of State Irrigation in the four .constituent units of the State and the general progress of the works during the· first plan . and up-to-date in the second plan. 'J;'he .State possesses ·immense
water resources. in . her rivers. How- ever, at the commencement of the .:f'irst Five-Year Plan the total quantity ·of ·water uti1ised for irrigation in the State was only about 3 miJlion acre ft., which 'is less than ·two per cent of the normal run-off. The area irrigated .. was 22 lakh acres (comprising 8.8 Jakh acres by the State works and 13.2 Iakh acres by private sources) which cons _tituted a mere six per cent of the State's cultivated area. As against this the areas irrigated in some of the other States were 37.1 per cent in Punjab, 35.5 per cent in Madras, and 29.8 per · cent in Uttar Pradesh. State Irrigation in the Mahakoshal districts of Madhya Pradesh dates back almost to the start of this century but there was a long hiatus in its activities from 1930 to the start of the first plan. In the Madhya Bharat districts the irrigation works were confined to the Gwalior region and were constructed mainly in the two decades preceding the second world war. Vindhya Pradesh and Bhopal had hardly any state irrigation when the first plan started. It was with this background that the First Five-Year Plan was launched in the four con stituent units of Madhya Pradesh. A good part of the plan period, however, had to be devoted to necessary detailed surveys and investigations before the projects could be actually taken in hand. Similar was the case with the second plan schemes whose progress was further adversely affected by the acute shortage of technical personnel and by the State's reorganisation. In spite of these major bottlenecks, Government's efforts to make agriculture independent of the vagaries of the weather made substantial progress during the eight years since the commencement of the first plan. The total irrigation potential (und,er State works) has grown from about 10 lakh acres to 11.5 lakh acres. This is expected to be increased by a further 1,30,000 acres in the next two years. The State is expected to spend about Rs. 35 crores, i.e., Rs. 15 crores on Major, Medium and Minor Irrigation Projects and Rs. 20 crores on the Chambal Scheme which amounts to about 20 per cent of the State's total outlay on the second plan. This may be compared with an expendi ture of Rs. 10.00 crore, inclusive of the Chambal Project, incurred on irrigation works during the first plan period. This impressive increase in the working capacity of the State in the field of Irrigation enables us to plan on a much bigger and bolder scale for the future. Madhya Pradesh is among the important granaries of the country and it has been Government's endeavour not only to maintain this Status but to fully harness the State's potentialities in order that the State may continue to make her contribution in the battle of food in ever increasing measure. The brochure sets out in brief the efforts being made in the sphere of irrigation. S. L. TIWARI 6 Minister for P.W.D., M.P. IRRIGATION IN MADHYA PRADESH
The economy of Madhya Pradesh being Baghelkhand have lighter soil with a pro-. · mainly agricutural, the provision of ade portion of sand. The Narmada Valley· quate water. for irrigation purposes is- of abounds in deep alluvial deposits of primary importance for the development of extreme richness and the Chhattisgarh plains agriculture. The average annual rainfall, have sandy yellow soil. varying from 28 inches in the north-western parts to about 68 inches in the eastern The main food crops are wheat in Malwu, districts, is irregular and unevenly distributed. Bhopal, the Narmada Valley, Chhatarpur The importance, therefore, of irrigetion and Satna ; rice in the Chhattisgarh tract, through canals, tanks, wells, etc., can hardly be I .over-emphasised. DISTRIBUTIOH OF DRAIHA6E AREA •
s. DRAIN AGE' The mail\ physical No. RIVERBASIN AREA IN M.P. SQ. MILFS regions of the state are 1 Godavari 24.300 the Malwa Plateau, the 2 Moh4nadl 32.000 3 Taptl 2.200 Gird region, the Narmada 4 Mohl 2,400 5 Xanhar 1.370 Valley, the Satpura 6 Narmada 27.400 ridge and the Chhattis 1 Chambal 29.700 8 Slndh 10 320 garh plain formed by 9 Betw 7.560 10 Ohoaarl 2,530 the rivers of the Maha 11 Ken 9.670 12 Tona 4,620 riadi system. The Malwa 13 Son 12,350 region possesses rich 14 Riband --4.620 black :cotton soil, while _L . 171.040 Gird, Buf!delkhand and · · . ·------7 Wainganga Valley, Shahdol, Sidhi and Rewa ; region of the former Madhya Pradesh and jowar in Bhopal, Nimar, Ujjain, Shajapur, the Gwalior region of the erstwhile state of Mandsaur and Guna, and pulses all over Mc.dhya Bharat can only claim somewhat the state. Amongst the important cash fairly developed state irrigation facilities. crops are cotton in Nimar and Malwa In Mahakoshal it was at the dawn of the and sugarcane and oilseeds all over the century, i.e., in the year 1902, that an orga state. nisation in the form of an Irrigation Circle was set up in pursuance of the recommenda ·The important rivers of the state are the tions of the Irrigation Commission to under Chamba,l, B.etw\1 •. Ken, Son, Narmada, take construction of State Irrigation works Wainganga,· Indravati, Sabri and· Mahanadi to serve as an insurance against famine. By :.nd they possess immense potential fm the end of 1928, a s'um of Rs 640 1akh (on irrigation and power. The average annual both the Mahakoshal and Vidarbha regions) run-off of the Madhya Pradesh rivers has or more than double of what was contem-· been e~timatcd at 143 million acre feet, plated by the Irrigation Commission, had of which about 45 million acre feet can be been spent on the State Irrigation 'works used for irrigation. In view, however, of the slow development of irrigation, the State Government appoint Nature has thus endowed this state with ed a Committee in 1927, which inter alia, plenty of valuable resource~. Properly recommended that no new works should be exploited they could frame the foundatior. undertaken on any appreciable scale until of a vibrant economy. the Government was satisfied with the development of and the return received HISTORY Mahakoshal from the works already constructed. .As _a re_sult of these recommendations, all the Of the four constituent units of the new new construction works were stopped and state of Madhya Pradesh, the Chhattisgarh the Irrigation Branch of the P. W.
8 abolished. In 1932, there were 22 maior and 74 minor works capable of irri gating an area of about 8,1 0. 000 acres with 3,000 mi!es of canal system The notable amongst the major projects thus completed were the Mu ramsiiJi Reser voir and the Mahanadi. Th• Siplum Spillwa11 of tM Mura?MiUi Reeervoir (Raipuf') Canal system, inigating an area of 2,10 000 Between 1632 and ·~ 1951, two medium acres in the Raipur Distrtct, lhe Tandu1a irrigation works. the Muramnala and the Reservoir irrigating 1,65.000 acres in the Chichbund, were compJettd under the Post· Durg District. the Kharung and Maniari War Reconstruction Programme. Reserv~irs irrigating 1,70,000 ceres in the Madhya Bharat Bilaspur District, and the Wainganga Canal itrigating 70.000 acres in the Balaghat The development of irrigation in the erst District. while state of Madhya Bharat was confined
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to the period between the two Wor;d Wars. provides drinking water to the Greater The first major work to be- constructtd was Gwalior and caters to the need of several a masonry dam named Madhosagar, also industries a!so. Other important projects, known as the Tigra dam, across the Sank later undertaken~ inCluded the Pagara dam river in 1917, which, however, breached and the Bhind Canal in . the Morena and the same year of its completion and was Bhind districts, which were completed in restored in 1920. Besides letting out 1927. The Rampur reservoir in the Guna water through the Tigra canal, this reservoir district wascompleted in 1931, Aoda dam
A view of the a.utomatio gates for flood water diapo1al Paoart~ Dt~m (Mor~a) comtructed in 1927. It irrigat,. 65,000 acre• tllrouoh '"' Bhind Canal.
Opposite; Tandula. Reser voir ( Durg), tht · biggest so far constructed in Ma.dh:ua Pradesh 7'he Ha-rtri Reservoi1' (Gwalio-r)
in the Morena district in 1934 and Parwati mentioning. There was lack of a unified Project, comprising the Harsi reservoir, the and concerted drive and, till 1949. there Kaketo dam and Mastura canal in Gwalior were only a few scattered minor "orks in district in 1937. These, together with a the Datia and Satna districts, a number large number of small tanks spread over of poorly maintained tanks and bandhis the northern Madhya Bharat region, possessed in the Chhatarpur and Tikamgarh districts an irrigation potential of about 2.01 lakh in the V indhya Pradesh region and only acres, the total length of canals being about two irrigation tanks-the Palakinati and 1.000 miles. Jamunia, in Bhopal. The area irrigated in the Bhopal region from the state works Vindhya Pradesh and Bhopal was 932 acres at the start of the first plan. State irrigation in the former Vindhya (No such statistics were maintained in the Pradesh and in Bhopal has no history worth Vindhya Pradesh region at that time.) 12 lakh acres. The area under .rice and wheat crops constituted 61 and 13.1 per cent res pectively of the gro. area irrigated in the state. TOTAL IRRIGATED Intensity of Irrigation AREA 21•98 LACS ACRES The irrigation statistics of the re-organised states for the year 1950-51 reveal that the percentage of the irrigated area in Madhya Pradesh, viz., 6.36 was almost the lowest (only slightly higher than Bombay, which was 5 per cent). This may be compared Position in 1950-51 with the percentages in the Punjab. Madras It has been roughly estimated that an area of about 20 million acres can be ulti mately irrigated in the state from various sources, which would require about 45 GROSS mi11ion acre feet of water every year, i.e., IRRIGATED 30 per cent of the normal annual run-off. AREA Prior to the first plan, i.e., in the year 1950-51 ~2·37 LACS ACRU the net area sown in the state was 345.93 lakh acres, out of which State Irrigation was done in 8.75 lakh acres and irrigation from private tanks, wells and other sources in 13.23 lakh acres, making a total of 21.98
I 3 The districts which were above PERCENTAGE oF"'AREA IRRIGATED TO the state's average intensity of I( SOWN AREA 48 ~ irrigation at the commencement "' .. If) -• h. 1ft co...,.uesoN w1TH oTHER sTATEs of the first plan were Balaghat 40 If)- If) ac tO (34 per cent), Tikamgarh (25 .n ¥ 32 N ~ ~ #. • ., 19 t;O per cent), Gwalior (21 per .. ~ · ~ • ~ Z4 :J IN ..•~ cent), Raipur and Chhatarpur II -c (18 per cent), Shivpuri (12 per ~. ., ,)( a: ."• " 0 cent)~ Bhind, Durg and Bilaspur • ( 10 per cent) and Mandsaur iii (8 per cent). Eleven districts, viz., .Damoh, Jabalpur, Betul, Seoni, Raigarh, Bastar, Dhar, Guna, Morena, Rajgarh and Ratlam had irrigation intensities and Uttar Pradesh, where construction of anrging from 3 to 6 per cent, irrigation works had started a century ago The remaining 22 districts had trngation and which, respectively had 37 .I, 35.5 and in less than 3 per cent of their cu1tivated 29.8 of irrigated to the sown area. areas.
14 STATE IRRIGATION LAND MARKS 15th Sept. 1901 . . Indian Irrigation Com· 21st Oct. I 924 Kharung Project ( Bilus· . mission appointed. pur) sanctioned . May 1902 First Irrigation Circle 1927 Mahanadi Canal System constituted with Head and Pagara Dam quarter at Raipur. completed. 1903 . . First State Irrigation work, viz., Lachora 22nd June 1927 .. C. P. Irrigation Com· Tank in Nimar, starts mittee appointed. irrigation. 7th May 1929 .. Irrigation Committee 26th March 1909 Tandula Canal Project submitted its report (Durg distt.) sanctioned. recommending sus 14th July 1911 . . Mahanadi and Wain pension of alI irriga ganga Canal Project tion construction works sanctioned. in old C. P. and Sept. 1915 Mahanadi Canal starts Berar. operation and irrigates 1931 . . Kharung Canal com· 6,731 acres. pleted. 1917 • • Tigra Dam (Gwalior) completed. Irrigation and B & R Branches m former 1918-19 Long-term (10-year) C. P. P. W. D. amal agreement system gamated. introduced in old Madhya Pradesh. 1933 . . Maniari Canal completed. 1921 Tandula Canal com June 1936 . . First State Irrigation pleted. Work, viz .• PalakmaU 1923 Wainganga Canal com· completed in former pleted. Bhopal State. June 1937 . . Harsi Dam, Third Majo1 Nov. 1943 . . First Post-War Recon· Project of Madhya struction work, viz.. Bharat region com· Muramnala started. pleted.
fLAKW ACRlS 11.·0 10•0 9•0 8•0 '7•0 6·0 5•0 4·0 3•0 2•0 1•0 0166
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FIRST FIVE-YEAR PLAN (1951-56) It was with this background that the First investigations and surveys- the logical Five-Year Plan in these constituent units outcome of suspension of irrigation activities. was put into operation. Apart from the during the two decades, preceding the first multipurpose Chambal Valley Development plan-work could start only on 11 projects, Scheme, these states had, in their first plan, i.e., all the seven medium schemes of the 26 medium projects with an estimated cost of Rs. 11.27 crore and irri- The Ramcnt4 Tcmk (Gwalior) gation potential of 1.74 lakh acres. These included Ari, Dudha wa, Gondli, Sarod a, Gangulapara, Sampna and Dukrikheda and nine medium scarcity area schemes in the Mahakoshal region; Mola, Borad, Kundanala, Shivgarh Bhedli, Morwan and Barodia in the Madhya Bharat region; Kulgarbi, Gurma Nata and Narkuni in the Vindhya Pradesh region and Kaliasote in Bhopal. As most of these schemes were Jacking in necessary Mahakoshal region (excepting the scarcity old works and a few lift irrigation schemes. area projects), and four medium projects, By the end of the first plan period 214 viz., Mola, Kunda, Shivgarh-Bhedli and Minor Irrigation Projects had been almost Borad Project of the Madhya Bharat region. completed and the remaining 128 projects By the end of the first plan one project, were carried over to the second plan for viz., Ari (irrigating 10,500 acres) was completioP. completed, while the rest spilled over for completion to the Second Five-Year The total expenditure incurred on the Plan only. medium, minor and village projects during the First Five-Year Plan was Rs. 6.29 crore Under the Minor Irrigation Programme, (including Rs. 1.71 crore on machinery) 342 schemes costing Rs. 6.85 crore and and the area actually irrigated was 35,540 capable of irrigating 2.46 lakh acres were acres against the irrigation potential of taken up. This included construction of 58,800 acres created up to 1955-56. new tanks, restoration and improvement of
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SECOND FIVE-YEAR PLAN ( 1956-61) Major and Medium Projects Five schemes continuing from the first In addition to the 25 medium projects plan with a potential of 38,000 acres have carried over from the first plan, the Second so far been completed. These arc : Gondli Plan of Madhya Pradesh included 32 new in Durg, Gangulpara in Balaghat, Sampna major and medium schemes (including Rs. 20 in Betul, Dukrikheda in Hoshangabad and crore Tawa Multipurpose Project) at a total Mola in Guna district. The Gondli Tank cost of Rs. 41.62 crore and with an irrigation which was originally designed to serve an potential of 12.18 lakh acres. area of 52,000 acres was later earmarked
The Sampna Tank (Betul) a Pilot Scheme {01" Rabi irrigation, completed in 195«J.67. mainly· for the Bhilai Steel Plant, and expenditure amounted to Rs. 142.69 Jakh. now irrigates only 7,200 acres. Two tanks, The anticipated expenditure during the year viz., Shivgarh-Bhedli (Ratlam) and Kunda 1958-59 amounts to Rs. 122.81 lakh. NaJa (Dhar) have also been completed and By March 1958, a potential of 11,500 work has been started on their canals. More acres was created under major and medium than SO per cent work has been completed on projects, the actual area irrigated . being five tanks, viz., Dudhawa (Raipur), Saroda 6,845 acres. During 1958-59 irrigation facili (Durg), Morwan (Mandsaur), Barodia (Raj ties have been extended to additional 18,000 garb) and Satak-Segwal (West Nimar). Work to the extent of 20 per cent has been acres. done on nine projects, viz., Keswa and Minor Projects Mah~na~i Canal Remodelling (Raipur), Under the minor trngation, the second Maruyan Development (Bilaspur), Kedar- . plan envisages implementation of 67 new nala (Raigarh), Nalhesara (Balaghat), Dhuan schemes, at a cost of Rs. 3.45 crore with an dhar (Mandla), Sagarnadi (Seoni), Daroli irrigation potential of 88.553 acres, besides (Damoh) and Nandanwara Canal (Tikam 125 schemes continuing from the first garh). Preliminary work is being started plan. on seven schemes. These are : Sarai Tola (Raigarh), Bhitrigarh (Jabalpur), Chandra Fifty-nine minor irrigation schemes costing keshar (Dewas), Pampavati (Jhabua), Rs. 1.95 crore have been completed by Devendranagar (Panna), Benigunj (Chhatar December 1958. Ten more schemes are pur) and Bila (Sagar). Nine projects are expected to be completed practically in all found to be unfeasible, while the remaining respects by March 1959. The work is in projects are still under investigation. progress on 65 projects (including four new schemes) costing Rs. 4.35 crore and capable During 1956-57 an expenditure of Rs. 121.69 Oppqsite: lakh was incurred and during 1957-58 the Ths Ga:ngulpaN Tank (Balaghat)
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of irrigating an area of 1.3 lakh acres. These acres. It is proposed to complete 40 more include 19 projects whose headworks have tube-well schemes by 1960-61. The tube been completed with part or no canals. well irrigation programme under the Second Twenty-three projects have been adminis Five-Year Plan has an ultimate potential tratively approved and are ready for being of 20,000· acres and is estimated to cost taken up for execution. Twenty projects Rs. 35 lakh. An expenditure of Rs. 14.7 are under investigation, while 25 have been lakh is expected to be incurred on the tube found to be unfeasible. well schemes by March 1959. An expenditure of Rs. 1.61 crore was Tube-wells incurred on minor irrigation programme Owing to the topographical conditions (including tube-wells) during the first two certain parts of the State are not suitable years of the second plan. It is expected for canal irrigation. Some of these areas that an amount of Rs. 93 lakh will be spent hold out promise for providing underground during the year 1958-59. An irrigation poten water. To ascertain the potential of such tial of 34,658 acres was created by 1957-58 underground water resources a few and an area of 14,220 acres was actually experimental tube-wells were bored during irrigated. It has been tentatively estima the first plan period in the Narmada basin ted that an additional potential of 14,000 · under the Exploratory Tube-well Projects, acres has been added during 1958-59. Government of India, with the co-operation of the T. C. M. Fifteen wells which yiel Works under C. D. Blocks ded satisfactory supplies have been fitted with Besides the major and minor projects pumps and motors by the Government of mentioned in the preceding pages, work to India. These have now been taken over the tune of Rs. 2.0 crore are to be completed by the State Government. Pump houses in the Community Development Blocks. and channels are being constructed for these Construction of 60 works at a cost of Rs. 40.0 wells which are expected to irrigate 5,400 lakh and with an irrigation potential of 26 T!'e Dukrikhedo. Tank (Ho1lwngabad)
21,000 acres is in progress and investigation Famine Relief Works of 65 works costing Rs. 33.5 lakh are nearing completion, while investigation on Due to the failure of rains during the 337 schemes costing Rs. 1.27 crore are year 1957·58, certain Small Irrigation proposed to be taken up. An expenditure schemes taken up in the affected districts at of Rs. 25 lakh is likely to be incurred till the instance of Revenue Department, are be· March 1959 on these works. Irrigation ing continued during the year 1958-59. The potential of about 30,000 acres is expected total expenditure anticipated on these works to be created by the end of the second plan during 1958·59 is about Rs. 6.00 Jakh. under this programme. 27 Other Miscellaneous Works Rs. 3.4 Iakh Hoshangabad Ghat Scheme. Investigations have been conducted in con· Water Supply Scheme for Bhilai Steel Project nection with two works relating to the In addition to the Second Plan Irrigation protection of Kantaphor town in the Dewas Projects, considerable amount of work is district and to the low-lying areas in the being done by the Irrigation Branch in town of Mandsaur. The Chandrakeshar and connection with the Water Supply Scheme Shivana Irrigation Projects of which the for the Bhilai Steel Project, which is to yield above two flood protection works form part, a revenue of Rs. 6 to 8 lakh a year. These are estimated to cost Rs. 89 lakh and Rs. 196 works include the diversion of the Tandula lakh respectively. The remaining eight flood Canal, costing Rs. 27.36 lakh (already protection schemes are under various stages completed), construction of a feeding reservoir of investigation. costing Rs. 58.0 lakh (in progress) and the construction of a cooling and circulating Since the commencement of the ·First reservoir costing Rs. 65.77 lakh (in progress). Five-Year Plan, six medium tanks have been Besides, some work is being done by the completed with their canal systems serving Irrigation Branch on behalf of the Railways an area of 50,000 acres. Also, 273 minor who are constructing a marshalling yard irrigation works comprising new construction, for this steel plant. This work is to ·cost restoration of old tanks, extension of channels, Rs. 6.47 lakh. Total work to be done in etc., and capable of irrigating an area of this connection is estimated to cost Rs. 157.6 1.23 lakh acres have been almost. completed, lakh is to be completed by 1959-60. Flood Protection works Opposite: Tile Tandrtla Diversion Canal completed at " cost · The Technical Advisory Committee of the of Rs. 27 lak/is near B/iilai. lllvolving an earth state has considered 11 Flood Protection wor·k almost equal to that of a '""dium.-si=e tanh; Schemes relating to various parts of the m1d having a mun.ber of intricate masonary works this diver·Bion was completed in a ·record period of state. Work is already in progress on 10 months. 28
As the Second Five-Year Pla n draws to a During the sa me year a potential of close, it is hoped that many more storeys 50,000 acres will also be created under the will be added to the slowly rising edifice C hambal canal, thu increasing the overall of the welfare state. It is expected that irrigatio n potential under the second plan by the end of second plan, i.e., in 1960-61, works to 2,82,200 acres. The ultimate area an additional area of 2.82 lakh acre will to be irrigated under the C hambal Project be assured of irrigation facilities under (first stage) during the third plan is five various categories of works as indicated lakh acres. The Bha nder Cana l of the below:- Matatila D a m will a lso irrigate 1,50,000 (i) Major and Medium 67,500 Acres. acres during the third plan. (ii) Minor (Agr.) I , 19,700 " (iii) Tube-wells 15,000 '· (iv) Minor (C.D. Blocks) 30,000 " Total 2,32,200
(Exclusive of 58,800 acres added in the first plan).
30 IRRIGATION POTENTIAL f' AREA IRRIGATED FROM ht f/2nc:l PLAN 150 REFEREtlct: - IRRIGATION WORKS ~ 11\Ric;ATIOH PoTeHTI~L lim "tTUJ.L IRR.I!ll.110~'2&
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195H>2 1952-5'3 1953-54- •••• 1954-·55 ... 195~56 ... 1956·57 •••• 1957·58 1958·52 RE610" p t t ... , MAl-IA KOSHALr ..... 6•0 1?>•0 ~ .!!.2 22•0 ~ ~ • Ac..tual 4•0 ---=;:-:; u· 6 17·6 16·-4 16·2 !IJ· 1 h"l'!h- 3·0 25•0 30•0 .!!,_., 1. MADHVA BI-IARAT ,, N.lll N.-- ~ N:A ""i"678 liT 17•4 1•8 6-6 13·9 li VINI:>HVA PRAI:>ESH " -o:r 1-i" 2·4 ---±2.. Jo·o ~ ~- 4. I!>HOPAL " - 1·6 o·s 3·0 ------58·8 81·2 104•9 TOTAL FOR M.P , ~ •~·o ~ ---s- ~6·0 53 0 0 I 0 I 0 I I I "' I I 100 ...~ I I -"' ', I I I so I 'I I '0 I f
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ACTIVITIES IN DIFFERENT REGIONS Major, Medium & Minor Projects The achievements under the First Five crore in addition to 15 projects carried over Year Plan in each of the constituent units from the first plan. These are Rs. 20 crore Mahakoshal, Madhya Bharat, Vindhya Tawa Multipurpose Project, Rs. 4 crore Pradesh and Bhopal-and the progress of Mahanadi Canal Remodelling, Rs. 138-lakh implementation of the Second Five-Year Plan are briefly given below. Bila, Rs. 55-\akh Nalhesara, Rs. 44-lakh Keswa, Rs. 37-lakh Kedar and Rs. 25-lakh Mahakoshal Region Maniari Development Project. On full In the first plan, there were 16 medium development these seven works will irrigate projects (including nine scarcity area schemes) an area of 8.21 lakh acres. costing Rs. 7.29 crore with an irrigation potential of 88,990 acres. Under the head Of the 15 medium-sized carry-over schemes, of minor irrigation, 28 schemes, costing Rs. work is almost completed on four, viz., 3.27 crore and capable of irrigating an area Gondli, Gangulpara, Sampna and Dukri of 88,520 acres were included. Besides, kheda, while work is in progress on there were 49 village project works costing six projects, viz., Dudhawa, Saroda, Rs. 25.44 lakh. By the end of the first plan Saraitola, Sagarnadi, Dhuandhar and Dar one medium project, viz., Ari and 46 village oli. Amongst the new medium schemes: project works were almost completed and work has fairly advanced on the Mahanad1 work was in full swing on the remaining remodelling, Keswa, Kedar, Maniari Deve projects. The total expenditure incurred lopment and Nalhesara. The detailed surv~ys during the first plan was Rs. 3.66 crore inclu and subsurface investigations for locating ding Rs. 1.6 crore on machinery and Rs. a better aiignment for the Tawa Dam are 2t.2lakh on the village project works. continuing. The preliminary work, e.g., In the second plan, there are seven new the construction of approach roads and the major and medium projects costing Rs. 27 staff quarters has also been taken on hand. 35 The proposals for the Bila Project have also minor irrigation works, during the First been finalised and the execution of this Five-year plan was Rs. 191.12lakh including scheme which is already administratively appr Rs. 11.2 Iakh on machinery. oved will start as soon as the project is Besides, six medium schemes continuing technically sanctioned by the Central Water from the first plan the Second Five-Year Plan and Power Commission. included 12 new medium projects costing It is expected that by 1960-61 an ad Rs. 4.85 crore and capable of irrigating an ditjonal area of 89.000 ·acres will receive area of 91,980 acres. The minor irrigation irrigation facilities in this region. programme under the Second Five-Year Plan included 62 schemes continued- from ·'the Madhya Bharat Region first plan and 38 new projects. These 100 The first Five-Year Plan ofthe erstwhile schemes estimated to cost Rs. 2.49 crore Madhya Bharat included six medium projects, will on full development irrigate an area costing Rs. 2.41 crore and capable of irriga of 73,888 acres. ting an area of 41,200 acres. The minor Of the six continuing medium schemes irrigation programme included 184 schemes, one project viz, Mola, capable of irrigating comprjsing the construction of new tanks, 7,000 acres has been completed_ The head restoration of old tanks and extension and works of two other medium schemes, viz., improvement of channels. During the first Kunda NaJa and Shivgarh--Bhedli have also plan period, \V~rk had started on four medium been ~ompleted and work is progressing projects.. Also, 122 minor schemes costing on the1r canals. The work is also in full Rs. 52.84 lakh were completed, creating swing on the Satak-Segwal, Morwan and a net additional irrigation potential of 25,000 Barodia tanks. Amongst new medium acres. The renovation and extension of 400 schemes, two projects, viz., Chandrakeshar existing channels was completed, with a and Pampavati have been administratively view to stabilising irrigation to 30,000 acres. approved and work will be taken up shortly. The total expenditure on the medium and The remaining 10 medium Schemes are under 36 various stages of in vestigation. Of the 62 niinor schemes continuing from the first plan 20 works capable of irrigat ing I I ,043 acres have so far been completed and 41 schemes with a potential of 34,392 acres are in advanc ed stage of construc tion. Sixteen new minor proje.cts have been administratively sanctioned recently and work will be taken shortly. The rema1rung nunor schemes are being investigated.
A 'View of the Rudri Head 'WOf'ka (Raipu1") ac1"0BB the Mahanadi. It is estimated that an additional irrigation work on these two schemes will be taken potential of 45,000 acres will be created up shortly. The remaining medium pro under the medium and minor works in this jects are under various stages of investiga region by 1960-61. tions. Out of 23 continuing minor schemes l3 projects with an irrigation potential of Vindhya Pradesh Region 35,267 acres have been completed and work The First Five-Year Plan of this region on six schemes costing Rs. 32.05 lakh is in included 3 medium sized projects and progress. Of the 19 new minor schemes the 23 minor irrigation Schemes. No medium work is in progress on one, 6 are adminis -schemes started in the first plan. Under tratively approved for construction and will minor trrtgation, a few bundhis and be taken up shortly and the remaining are some weir schemes were partly completed under investigation. and practically all the minor works spilled It is expected that by 1960-61, additional over to the second plan for completion. irrigation facilities would be available in In addition to three medium projects this region for an area of 36,200 acres. continuing from first plan, the Second Five Year Plan includes 12 new medium Schemes Bhopal Region costing Rs. 4.26 crore and w•th an irrigat At the commencement of the first plan, ion potential of I ,41 ,206 acres. The minor the percen~::>.ge of irrrigated to cultivated trrtgalion programme envisages, besides area in this region was only 1.9, which was 23 continuing schemes, the imp!cmenta<:ion the lowest of all S!a~es. In the First Five of 19 new projects costing Rs. I 09.67 lakh Year Plan, one medium Project, viz., Kaliasote and capable of irrigating 36,050 acres. The and 58 minor Schemes costing Rs. 49.38 work is in progress at present on one new lakh were included. The Kaliasote Project medium project, viz., the Nandanwara Canal, was under investigation stage, but 46 minor while Beniganj and Devendranagar Projects works comprising small tanks, weirs and have been administratively approved and lifr irrigation schemes were completed by the 38 end of the first plan, thus creating an irrigation proposals are being finalised on the Kaliasote potential of 10,000 <'.cres. Most of these small and Barna Projects which would be taken up schemes were later transferred to the Revenue for execution on receipt of the technical Department for operation and maintenance, sanction from the Central Water and Power Commission. All the 12 minor schemes The Second Five-Year Plan envisages imple which spilled over from the first plan huve so mentation of the Kaliasote Project and one far been completed and work has just started major scheme, viz., Barna, costing Rs. 5.5 on three new minor projects. The remaining crore with an irrigation potential of 1.64 lakh schemes are under investigation. acres. The plan under minor irrigation provid es for 12 continuing schemes and 10 new pro It is estimated that by the year 1960-61, jects c{)sting Rs. 123.62 lakh and capable of an ad:titional l'.rea of 17,000 acres will be irrigating an area of 24,110 acres. Project assured of irrigation facilities in this region.
39 MADHYA PRADESH P. W. D. (IRRIGATION BRANCH) FIRST FIVE-YEAR PLAN
{1951-1956) Abotraet
Projects indudod in Projects taken up for Projects completed Financial and physical achieve· the plan execution in the plan ments of the plan r-__.A...----~ ~--A ----, r------·"'--~--~ Region No. Estima~ Area No. Estima- Area No. Estima· Area Expendi- lrrgn. Area ted cost proposed ted cost proposed ted cost propOICj ture in- potential actuaUy {Rs.lakhs) for irri- {Rs.lakhs) {acres) {Rs.lakhs) for irri- cum:d creaood irrigated gation galion during {acra) (1955-56) (acres) acres) the plan {acros.) {R!.lakhs) (•) (3) (4) (5) (6) {7) {8) (g) {1o) (11) <••> (13)
I. M~J<>r and MediuD1- (i) Mahakoshal . . 16 7•9·•8 BB,ggo 7 553·73 6o,soo 30.00 10,500 lal2.62• 10,500 10.162 •l~"JdudinR R.J. 81.27 la.kh for machinery (ii} Madhya Bharat 39.09** ••Including R.J, 11.!10 lakh for JJU~Chiocry. (iii) Vindhya Pradesh 3 118.57 37o36o 3·63 On invatigadon only' Total(iv) forBhopal Major and ___1 :_38.oo __ __;_::_ 6,soo _____6______--::- Mcdium 26 1127.00 1,74,oso II 731.9 g:z,roo go.oo ro,soo 255·34 ro,~oo 10,162 n. Minor (G,M.F.)- (i) Mahakoshal .a 3•7·40 88,520 27 321,13 Bs,o2o 132·49* 250 212 •Including Rt. 78.8o Jakh for machinery. **49 •s.# 12,754- 46 24.49 12,077 46 24.00 12,100 21.21 rr,250 6,064 • • Villa.go projccr. (ii) Madhya Bharat 184 189.25 70,495 184 18g.•s 70,495 ... s•.B4 :zs,ooo 152.03 25,000 J6,6oo (iii) Vindhya Pradah 23 94-00 52,654 19 So. or 47,669 30.g8 r,Soo 719 (iv) Bhopal s6 49·36 21,570 sa 49·38 21,570 46 14·'9 8,495 37·05 10,000 •.~sa Total for Minor 342 665.47 245,993 334 66... 26 236,831 214 91.03 45.595 373· 76 -t-8,300 25,378 Grand Total for Major, 366 1,812.47 420,0,.3 345 1,396·•4 328.93' ••5 121.03 sG,ogs 629.10 s8,6oo 35.540 Medium and Minor
41 M<\DHYA PRADESH P. W.D. (IRRIGATION BRANCH) SECOND FIVE-YEAR PLAN (1956-6t) Abstract No. of pro- No. of projects Financial & phy. Projects included in the Projects completed ti1l Projccu in progress jects under found sical achievements Plan 31•10·58 Investigation unfeasible till gut Marh 1958 Region . .... No. Estima• Area No. Cost \!'· Area No. Cost (&... Arc.a Proje- Proje- No. Expen- Irnga- Area R ted cost proposed Lak ) (Acres) Lakhs) (Aerts) cts cts un· diture tion actually E (R...lakhs) for irri- about der (Rs. poten· irrigated M gation to be mves- Lakhs) tial (Acres) A . (Acrcs). staned · ti.ga- created R lion (Acres) K s (t) (•) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (g) (to} ( 11) (i2) ( 13) Multipurpose (New) I !ZOOo,o 6,oo,ooo I 2noo.o 6,oo,ooo Major and Medium (Carry over{lii£W- Mah'!k.o•hal . • 's/6 6gg.o8 76.490 41· 3'•8oo 6/5 g66.o1 30,730 1[1 •I· sl· 699.33 2,lOI:o,boo 561.03 194,800 Madhya Bharat 6/12 241.15 41,200 l/· 7·000 5/· 204.70 34,200 -I• 7/· -/3 IOO 465.01 gt,gHo _,, Vindhjla Pradesh 3{12 ttU.57 37,360 -(2 3/4 -Is 4.1li.u 1,4-1,206 11.09. 4>326 Bh0pal •. 1/1 g8.oo 6,500 1/1 55!.56 1,64,:.1:00 Total for Major 25/31 -=::•~o~9~7~.o~o~t'F'7,6~3~·5¥~~o;:!.5;;-:,.1;:·====!•.:.6fi:g~·!•z7:]3~8~,;;.sii.o~u;"";",7,ji16i""';5~70;;-.':;77' ~6~4:-:.9;::3;;0;-;-t/;;5:--;;71;:,-;:2-:-t/;;;8:--::c:-::a--:-:-:-:::---6","'8;- and Medium .Qt6:l.02: 6,t8,tH6 572.15 Jgg,tz6 45 Mi.aor CarrJI overjlii£W Mahakoshal • . •8/· 17·73 t8,ooo •4/· 249.67 70,520 g,soo
Madhya Bharat 62(38 ,;6.41 4S~495 •I· 101.57 34.392 ·1•6 -/8 •1•4 . 36.r8 9,000 112.17 ~8,393 Vindhya Pradesh 23/19 94.00 52,654 •sl· 32.05 12,402 ~/6 2/4 2/8 20.25 12,·•58 36,oso •.oo 400 Bhopal J 'l/10 •3.075 12/· -1• -/6 g.85 4,ooo t,Goo 50.07 to,Hoo 3"3·•9 117,314 ·/23
42 MADHYA PRADESH P.W.D. (IRRIGATION BRANCH)
FIRST FIVE-YEAR. PLAN (1951·1956) Major and Mecliu111 Projecu
Estima- Area REMARKS Estima· .Area REMARKS ted cost proposed Progress upto ted cml pro1KJ11:d ProJCrru upfo S. Name of Project District (Rs. for irri- 3 ut December s. Name of Project Di.s1ric1 (R... for irri- gut Urr.t"mbrr No. lakhs) galion 1958 No. laklu) galion 19$0 (Acres) (Acre•) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (tl (2) (3) (4) (~) (G) 1.-Mahakoshal------Region u Singhora Raipur 12.30 1,8oo Substitute for (A) Projects comple Amarua. ted in fir!l plan- 13 Dumaria Durg 36·34 .f,5-00 Under invrJtlf(A~ tion State l Ari Seoni 30.00 lo,soo Completed in 1952-51· whh P.W.O. (B) Projects spilled over '4 Sahupur Lohara Durg 33·4' 4>9Go Unfc.. ;ble. to second plan- 15 Sagarnadi Seoni 19.02 3,940 Hradworb: 30% l Dudhawa Raipur 2 rz. rr Same area Headworks 6o% Canal,-%, as shown Total spilled over scheme> 6gg.o8 78.490 under Ma· hanadi Total for Mahakoohal Region 1•9.08-BB,gga Remodelling a new sche IL-Madhya Bharat Recloa me of 2nd (A) !'rojeeu complc· plan. ted in first plan. Nil. 2 Saroda Durg 84.8o 18,200 Headworks 40% (B) Projects spilled Canals so% over to second plan- 7,200 Completed. t !\lola Dam . . Guna 7,000 Complt:t~d. 3 Gondli Durg •. Bg.oo Gangulpara Balaghat •• 49·75 8,500 Headworks 100% a Borad Project to,ooo Hradworkl 6o% 4 Canals .... 70% Canal•- •f •• Sampna Betul . . .js.,s g,soo Completed. (i) Satak { 5 4,~00 Headworkl 'j0°/ 6 Dukrikheda ltoshang& bad. 39 · 09 6,6oo Do. (ii) Segwal 0 Wesl Nimar 97·4 CauaJJ- •1.. Scarcity Area Scheme• (iii) Jerwa! Pick 2,~00 Under invtliK;&• up well'. lion. Daroli Damoh •• 3,6oo Headwork! !ZO% 6,6oo Hcatlworb 70°/ 7 Canal. ... 'f•. 3 Morwan , • h-f.andtaur .a.s 0 CanaiJ- •f • 2, 700 Under inve!llga 0 8 Jhigiri •• Jabal pur Shivgarh Bhedli Ratlam 20.1 s,6oo Jll!'adworkl Joo•J. tion with State 4 0 P.W.D. Canals ... 'j / • 5 Barodia Rajgarh •4·3 3,000 Headworks /J,•;. Bhitrigarh Do. I J .00 2,000 Do. 9 3,440 Headwork! •s% Canalt - •fa• 10 Dhuandhar Mandla !:1:2.00 4,000 Headworb IOrl'/ Canals-%. 6 Kunda Nala Dhar •4·3 0 ------Canalt-'/•. Raigarb 1,550 Headworks s% II Saraitola Canals-%. Total for Madhya Bharat Region 241.1~ 41,200 43 MADHYA PRADESH P.W.D. (ffiRIGATION BRANCH) Estima- Area REMARKS ted cost proposed Progreg upto FIRST FIVE-YEAR PLAN (1951-1956) s. Name of Project District (Rs. for !rri- 3 ut December No. lakhs) gat ion 1958 Minor Irrigation Projects (Acre•)
(2) (3) (4) (5) (6) Estima- Area REMARKS (•) ted cost proposed Progress upto S. Name of Project District (Rs. for irri- gtst December lli.-VIndhya Pradeoh Region No. lakhs) galion '958 (Acres) (A) Projects comple- Nil. ted in first plan. (4) (sl (6) ---- (B) Projects spilled over to second 1.-Mahakoshal Region (A) Construction plan- o£ New Tanks and Canals Kulgarhi Satna 10,000 Under investiga '· tion ,with State (i) Projects comple- Nil. < .. P.W.D. ted in first plan.
Gurma Nala Rewa 5·~·55 13 1460 Do. (ii) Projects spilled •• over to second 1 3· Narkuni Sidhi 4~.50 13,900 Do. plan for com- pletion- Total for Vindhya Prdd (t) (•) (3) (4) (5) (6) (t) (2) (3) (4) {5) (6) '4· Gutehi .. Jabaipur 5·3' 1,68o Headworks roo% 5· Keoradih Raipur 0,26 143 Canals 75%· 6. Narasinghpur Do. o.84 4•6 Bohribund Canal '5· Do. 6.27 3,500 Canals 5%· 7· Cheria Do. o.68 37° t6. Simrar Do. '3·48 5,6oo Headwork! 100 "o· 8. Girhola .. Do. 0.71 36• Canals 6o%. g. Gotiardih Do. 0.44 19~ '7· Dati a Do. t6.g8 5,000 Headworks 15 %. 10. Bardib Do. 0.43 t>6 Canals-%. .. II. Benaika .. Do. 0.27 120 lB. J alherighana Darnoh .. 3·59 760 Completed. 10. Nakta Durg 0.'Ji9 1:18 tg. Barpati .. Do. 4·39 1,170 Do. Badgaon .. Do. 0,29 10~ 20. Jabera .. Do. 7·6• 2,250 Do. '3· Parry Do. 0.7~ 21. Motinala 0 '4· soo Do. 5· 4 1,ooo HeadworD 95 %· Do. 120 Canals-%. '5· Jamgaon 0.53 Naradhi Do. 0.38 200 22. Piparia J ograj Do. 3·85 540 Completed. t6. Sanjari Do. o . .s 517 •3· Tejgarh .. Do. '7·47 4,ooo Headworks 6o %. '7· .. Canals .. oo%. 18. Khursul Do. o.87 493 Do. 1,11 24. Badalpur Seoni •·54 300 Completed. '9· Kokpur .. 440 •s. K.harari Balaghat 23.26 g,ooo Headworks 20 %. 20. Khudmudi Do. 1.92 6go Canals-%. 21. Sahaspur Do. o.6g 240 26. Chawarpani Do. 18.o5 3,560 Headworb 8o %· K.irari Bilaspur 0.~7 tg6 Canals .. oo%. ••• g6 23. Auraikalan Do. 0,24 •7· Chikhl~ .. Do. 2.65 soo Completed. •+ Auraikhurd Do. 0.25 10~ B. Jalgaort Do. 10.88 1,330 Hcadworks 100% Jarway .. Do. 0.75 231 Canals .. 30 %· •5· 26. Akaltara •. Do. 0.2~ 99 Do. o.~B 200 3•7·40 88,520 •7· Raseda .. .a. Nariyara Do. o.B~ ~30 Sendri .. Do. 0,32 175 (B) Village Projects •9· 0,22 30. Mehgaon NaJa • • Jabalpur ~00 (i) Projects completed in first plan- Do. 1.45 340 3'· Potahan Do. O.ofl ~ I. Lalbanda Raipur 0.20 100 32· K.awaria .. Darnob •. t.63 550 2. Dhond .. Do. 0.22 270 33· Noonpani Do. J.~o 391 Bhoina Do. 0.32 100 34- Keolari .. 3· Do. 0.34 400 4· Deori NaJa Do. 0.28 200 35· Phutera 45 Estima.- Area REMARKS Estima- Area REMARKS s. Name of PrOject District ted cost, pl'oposed Progrc:u upto s. Name of project District ted cost proposed Progress upto No. ~Rs. for irri- gut December !'lo. (Rs. for irri- gut December Ia lu) eation 1958 lakhs) gation 1958 Acres) (Acres) (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (1) (•) (3) (4) \5) (6) g6. Bhatkamaria Damoh 1.20 450 ~· Deora Bhind 0.46 75 o.32 200 37· Bhapel .. Sagar •• 6. Byani Do. 0.37 125 sa. Powarkhcda Hoshangabad 0,13 56 1· Khader .• Do. 0,21 So 39· Hirankhcda Do. 0.!:10 316 8. Bi1khedi No. 1 tank Do. 0,18 3S 40. Karni Anicut Mandla •. 0,!:11 goo 9. Mahadoli UppcrtankDo. o.o6 15 41. Mehta .. Seoni 0,10 100 10, Khaneta •• Do. 0.12 15 42. Mendki . , Chhindwara o.6o 3•4 II, Mahdoti Lower . . Do. o.og 7 43· Gogrinala Betul 0,19 145 ... Bagia Pura Do. 0,13 55 44· Improvement of 13, Dadrowa Do. 0.07 29 Abna Anicut •• E. Nimar O,ll so 14, Baisly Do. 0.25 as Do. 0,10 63 45· Harsawad 15. Bagrai .. Do. 0,10 40 Do. 46. Badgaongujar o.ss t17 16, Dehgaon Do. 0.04 15 Thankri Do. 1.12 8oo 24·49 12,077 '1· 18. Chharenta Do. o.rg t12 (ii) Projects spilled over to second plan- I g. Ajnoda •• Do. 0,20 So 20, Gorai Kcmara Do. I. Naikbandha Raipur .. 0.35 143 0.08 35 21. 2. Hirapur Hoshangabad 0.51 357 Pachcra .. Do. 0.25 22, Ujhawal Do. 0,23 3· Dalsagar •• Sconi o.og 177 •3· Jhallokhedi Do. 0.04 o.95 677 •4· Taroli Do. 0.07 Do. Total for village projectJ 25·44 12,754 •5· Lami .. o.ts 75 o6. Bamroli Do. 0.2g 105 Total for Mahakoshal Region 352.84 r,o1,274 •1· Basaiya Bchad Morena 0,20 Bs .a. Rachcd Do. 0.16 66 D-Madhy• Bharat Region og, Orhe.na Do. 0.04 17 so. Rajod .. Do. 0,46 400 (A) Projects com >!•ted in first plan- 31. Dhoreta . Do. o,6o 48 I. Rangarai Bhind 0,42 6s 32. Nayagaon Anj.ui Do. 0.40 48 Madan .. Do. 0,04 15 33· Pahadi .. Do. 0.25 30 •• 0,10 Baboor Basia Do, 3· Lalpura .• Do. 45 34· .. 0.25 30 4· Schas Do. 0,35 130 46 Estima- Area REMARKS Estima• A tea REMARKS s. Name of project District ted cost proposed Progress upto s. Name of project Di.urict ted c01t froJ»>!Cd Protfreu u~O No. (Rs.Iakhs) for irri- gut December No. (IU.Iakht) or ~rri• 3111 Decem r, galion 1958 f,ation 1958 (Acres) Acrea) (I) (o) (3) (4) (sl (6j (,j M 13l ~i~ ~~~ ~~~ 35 Lohgarh •. Morena 0.25 30 65 Narela U.ilain 0-34 500 36 J awahargarh Do. 0.30 35 66 Shamgi Do. 0.30 .... 37 Naikpura .. Do. 0.25 25 67 Antalwasa Do. •·54 6on 38 Nonera .. Do. 0.10 40 68 Undasa .. Do. ··•7 JO 39 Dhanela .. Do. 0.26 6g Malwa.•a Ratlam o . .s 130 40 Aroli Do. f).J 3 70 Dodiana o• Do. Oo39 100 41 Bara Rithora Do. Oo15 71 Pan Bhatia Do. 0.1 .. 20 42 Pandola •• Do. 0.2g 400 72 Kamer .. Do. 0,31 200 43 Badwari .. Do. o.o, 73 RaJJJJagar Do. 0,25 100 44 Mahidpur Gwalior 0.30 65 74 Khudana •• "'landsaur 0,40 1,000 45 Sirsa Do. o.go 1,000 75 Telia Do. 0.16 350 46 Ramnua o• Do. 6.01 6,000 76 Ghatonda Do. o.g1 6oo 47 Rairoo Do. ·45 200 77 Jamonia •• Do. 0.10 250 48 Bara Pasa Do. 0,31 •so 78 Palarkhedi Do. 0,18 16o 49 Gangamalanpur o • Do. 0.25 125 79 Rampuria Do. 0.07 30 50 Diwan Do. 0.50 200 8o Bhomeshwar Do. o.66 195 51 Kalora Guna 12.00 2,422 81 Bhensla .. Do. 0.17 70 52 Sakra Do. o.os so 82 Takarwada Do. •·33 200 53 Jamkhedi Do. OolO •5 83 Hansli Do. Ooi,S 171 54 Ban~ia Do. 0.03 10 84 Dhikola .. Do. 0.15 120 55 Umaria .. Do. 0,07 so 85 Panbarod Do. o.so 000 s6 Kankria •• Do. o.og •s 86 Momanpur Dewas 0.17 6s 57 Sajan man Do. o.o8 so 87 Satwas Do. 0-45 150 58 Bhojpur .. Rajgarh .. o.o8 88 Agbera Do. o.2o 400 59 Sojna Vidisba •• o.o8 150 89 Bagdi Dha1 0.15 50 o.so 6o Sherwasa . . Do. o ••J.I 25 go Dedla Do. 140 91 Delmi Do. 0,22 so 61 J a•tekheri Ujjain soo •·4' 92 Karnawad Do. o.oa 15 62 Ramova .. Do. Oo24 45° 93 Hansapur Indore . o 0.14 150 63 Kanardi •• Do. 0.28 300 94 Mitbya .. Do. 0.19 100 64 Bhimakheda Do. 0.21 130 47 ------~E~s=u:m:a~----A:re:a~--,R~E~ARJ(S Estima- Area RE~ARKS S. Name of project District ted cost prol?os.ed Progress upto S. Name of project Disti-ict ted cost proposed Progress upto No;· (Rs.lakhs) for rm 3111 December No. (Rs.Iakhs) for i_rri- 3nt December gation 1958 gatJon 1958 (A crcs) (Acr"") (r) (o) (6) 95 Kha,jraya .. Indore o.ss Boo (B) Projects Spilled over to second plan- 96 Yashwant Sagar.· Do. 1.00 2,000 t Nimrol • • Bhind 0.52 390 Completed. 97 Depalpur •. Do. r.6o 8oo 2 Nenoli ~hdoli Do. 0.20 40 Do. 98 Simrol •• Jloabua •. 0,11 3 Konhar Do. go Do. 99 Bhabra • • Do. 0.14 roo 0.05 o,8t works 70 too Karwat •. Do. 0.07 4 Alori •· Do. 1,293 Head %. 101 Petal a wad Do. o.go 26 5 Khatkia Do. 0.16 75 Do. 102 Kardawada Do. o.o8 40 6 Jhund Pura ~orena 1,00 125 Work in progress. 7 Siaroo Do. o.8o 6o Unfeasible. 103 Phuledi ' .. Do. o.so 104 Bhagore •• Do. 0,21 8 Piparsana Do. 0.90 490 Headworks 70% 9 D~hlia .. . . Shivpuri 105 Pitol Do. 0,10 o.So 360 Work in Progress. 10 Bhujaraia Jamonia Do. o.8o 400 Do. 106 Kakaawaali Do. 0.17 1 1 Ramnagar Do. 0.43 150 Completed. 107 Haril agar Do. 0,13 12 Burl Barod Do. 1,400 Do. toB Talaoli .. Do. 0,31 70 491 13 Munjwar .. Do. 11,13 109 Bardia Do. 3,337 Headworks go%. <>.46 soo Canals-%. 1 to Kartyakhedi Pick- Nimnr .. 0.34 roo 14 Benda Bhendra· .. up W. Weir. Rajgarh 4·•7 86r Completed. 15 Ghatera .. 111 Sura Pick-up Weir Do. 0.26 45 Vidisha g.ot 2,422 Do. r 6 Goberhela 112 Suran Pick-up Weir Do. 0,15 45 Do. 0,4g 200 Work in Progress. rr 3 Pipaldhar Do. o.ss 000 17 Bagrod •• Do. 0,40 40 Completed.· 114 Jamonia .. Do. o.s6 000 r8 Phupher .. Do. 1,70 870 Headworks 40%, 115 Balwada .. J)o. 0.22 000 Canals-%. 19 Bhiliya •. 116 Madhrakhurd Do. o.Bo 6oo Do. 2,00 soo Headworks 40 %. Canals-%. 1 17 Bandhrakhurd Do. 0,11 so 20 Chitoria .. Do. 1,500 Work in frogress. 118 Bilwa Pick-up Weir DO. 0,12 so or Thar Do. 200 Headwo~ k 40%. 119 Scsainala Pick-up Shivpuri 0.47 6so Weir. Canals.,-%. 22 Padlia U.ijain 0.40 goo Completed. 120 Barkheda Do. 0.38 •so 121 Banskhedi Do. 0,07 So •3 Kanodia • . • . Do. o.64 goo Do. 122 Hatlai Pick-upWeir Do. o.o6 04 Silarkhedi Channel Do. •·33 1 ,goo Canals qo %. 25 Poladongar . . Mandsaur 5.00 8oo Complerpd. (Net •s,ooo) 48 Estima- Area REMARKS E•tima- Area REMAI\KS s. Name of projo!ct District ted cost proposed Progress upto s. Name or project District ted cmt propMrd ProJtrM• urln No. (Rs.lakhs) for irri- 31St December, No. (IU.lnkhs) for irri- 3111 Del'emher gation •gsa gntion 1958 (Acres) (Acres) (.1) (6) (I) (•) (s) (4) (s) (6) (•) (o) (sl ( 5) 44 Nahatara .. Jhabua 41,01 Work In Prowreu 26 Jeeran lVIandsaur I.25 200 Work in Progress. Do. Do. 27 Harwar Do. 1.46 200 Head work.'IJ oo% 45 Sater Tank 0,99 170 Canals-%. 46 Sarlai Tank No.2 W.Nimnr 1.30 3~0 Compktcd. Do. Do. oa Gopalpura Do. 1·65 2,422 Breach portion to 4 7 Kundinala o.66 tOO be restored. 4a Moyda NaJa Do. o.59 100 Do. 29 Jamncr Dewas 1.41 soo Head works go% 49 Semal Khodra Do. 0.70 2~0 !)0% work done. Channels so% 50 Sura Pick-up Weir Do. 0.32 45 Compk1ed. go Bamni Do. 0.70 sao Work in progress 51 Talund .. Do. o.g7 120 Do. 31 Ganora Do. o.65 1,oooHeadworks roo% 52 Chichalia Do. 0,29 150 Do, Canals-%. 53 Surpala Pick-up Weir Do. 0,70 400 Headwork• roo% 32 Tikasa Do. 0.2g 79 Headworks too% Can11b-%. Canals-%. 54 Warla Pick-up weir Do. 0-55 2~0 HrndworkA roo" 33 Dhayli Do. o.33 100 Headworks 100% Canal~-~. Canal!-%. 55 Jethwai .. Do. 1-45 2,500 Work in Prngreu. 34 Pipalrawan Do. 1.,50 goo Headworks roo% 56 Seslia Do. o.67 350 Completed. Canals-%. 57 La 29 Palkhedi Barrage Sehore 0.18 35 (B) Projects zpiiJed over lo atcond plan- so ParwaHa Barrage Do. 0.43 350 I Dahod •• Rai.ocn 1!),00 6,000 Completed, 31 Maulakhcdi Bar- Do. 0,1 I so rage. Dhamdhosar Do. 2.6. r,r~oo Do. • Do. 1.00 Do. 32 Pipalkhedi Barrage Do. O.JO 100 3 Barbalpur 500 Menakhedi Barrage Do. o.o9 100 l Special Repaios to Do. t7,8o Do. 33 Palakmati. Tumra Barrage .. Do. 0.24 100 34 Gorakhpur Do. 5.8o 700 Do. Rasoolpura Barrage Do. o.go 100 5 35 6 Sudoa Do. o.95 6oo Do. 36 Extension of Ajnal Do. 0,71 7 Palakmati Lift Irri- Do. '·54 1,000 Do. Canal. gation Scheme, Kolar Barrage Do. 0.28 200 37 .. 8 Barna Lift Irriga- Do. 1.!)0 450 Du. sa Dondinadi Bauagc Do. 0.45 200 tion Scheme, 39 Lowarpur Barrage Do. 0,10 So 9 Cha111ar1al Lift Do. 2.00 1,000 Do, 40 Karmankheri Bar- Do. 0,!20 200 Irrigation rage. Scheme. Sehore 1,00 Dn. 4' Kolari Barrage .. Do. 0,18 20 10 Raipura .. 3•5 42 Ramnag8t Do. 0.27 250 II Gulgaon •• Do. 0,08 100 Do. Narsinghkheda Do. 0.17 12 Papn~ Lift Irri- Do. 1.90 J,200 Do. 43 gauon Scheme. 44 Kaliasote (lift Irri- Do. I.go 1,000 gation Scheme). 35·'9 13,075 45 Intkhedi (lift Irri- Do. 1,91 1,ooo gation Scheme). 46 Kararia (lilt Irri- Do. o.89 8oo Total Cor Bhopal Region 49·38 21,570 gation S!=heme), '•P9 8.495 Grand Total Cor Madhya Pradesh 68~·47 •·45·993 51 MADHYA PRADESH P. W. D. (IRRIGATION BRANCH) SECOND FIVE-YEAR PLAN (rgs6-6r) New Major andMedlum Projecto Estima• Area REMARKS Eistima- Area REMARKS S. Name of project District ted crut proprucd Progress upto s. Name of project District 1 ted cost proposed Progress upto No. (Rs.lnkhs) for irri- gut December, (Rs.lakhs) for irri- 3 rst December, Jtntion rgsB gation rg58 (Acres) (A em) (t) (o) (4) Csl (6) (r) (•) (31 (41 (51 (6) 1.-Mahakoohal Region D.-Madhya Bbarat Region 1 Tawa Hoshanga.. 200o.oo 6,oo,ooo Investigation 1 DeveloJ?mcnt of 11 1 700 Awaiting C. W. bad. Continuing at Han•, Gwalior and P.C.'s site and final technical sanction· designs are being prepared by • jnsaiyya .. •• Guna 77-90 •4,ooo do. C. W., & P. C. 3 Bamori .. Gun a 17.00 2,ooo Unfeasible. • Bila •• Sagar . • 138.27 26,ooo Administtative)y approved, but 4 Akhajhon Shivpuri 21.60 4,ooo Under investiga awaiting techni tion with State cal sanction of P. W.O. C. W., & P.C. 5 TiUar ( Chillar) •• Shajapur sr.8g 6,400 Do. ~ Development of Bilaspur .• 25.00 2f,OOO rs% of work done. Maniari 6 Pampavat .. Jhabua .. 17.05 2,500 Administratively 4 Kedar Nala •• Rnigarh •. 37-00 tt,soo Headworks-rs% approved and is Canals-to%. beihg sent to C. w. P. C., for 5 Kcswa Nala .• Raipur .• 44·00 8,000 Headworks--oo%. technical sant'- Canals-% tion. Remodelling of 6 Raipur .. 400.00 1,4o,ooo RemodeJJing~!.lo% Bhensakhedi .. Ujjain Mahanadi Bhatapar 7 .. ••·45 3,380 Awaiting C. W. Canals. Br. Canal-s% P. C. technical sanction. Nalhesara .• Balashat 7 55-06 11,300 Headworks 20% 8 Pingal Nala Ratlam .. Canal-% 35.00 rs,ooo Unfeasible. Chan drakes hat Dewas 8 Total for Mahakoshal Region .. oGgg,ss 8,20,800 9 .. a8.sg 12,000 Preliminary work started. 52 Estima- Area REMARKS btima- Area REMARKS S. Name of project District ted cost proposed Progress upto S. Name of project Dittrict ted cost proposed PrQ.5rr'CU upto No, (Rll.lakbs) for irri· . 3 ut December, No. (Rs.laklu) for irri· 311L Dcc~mbcr, gation 195a gntion 19~8 (Acres) (Acres) . '· (1) (2) (3) (4) s) (6) (1) (•) (3) (4) (5) (6) 10 Choral Indore 40.00 g,ooo Unfeasible. 7 Raigawan Satna 63.50 8,400 Unfeasible. II Ketan Vidisha 30.00 s,ooo Under investiga .. 8 West Sohawal Satna 20.00 12,000 Do. tion with State P. W.D. 9 NagodCanal Satna QO,OO 20,000 Do. • Rajgarh ,,ooo Do. 12 Chhapi 35.00 10 Galhatta Shah dol 8,ooo Under invcttiga. tion wieh Srate Total for Madhya Bharat Region .• 485,01 91,g8o P, W.. D. II Chathat .. Shahdol r.f.OO ,s,ooo Unren.dble, III.-Vindhya Pradesh Regioll 12 Bcnigaqj Dam Chhatarpur 43·45 ~o,ooo Adminbtratfvely· I "NagdaNala .. Tikamgarh 42·95 7,soo Project recently approved · but finalised · by C. awtUting techni• W.P,C, cal : ••nctioa of C. W. P. C. 2 Nadanwara canal Tikamgarh 11,09 3 Parari Panna .. 28.55 13 6oo Under inve!tiga- Total for Vindhya Pradesh 426.12 1Al,200 • tion with State Region. W.P. C. IV.-Bhopal Regloa 4 Dcvcndranagar ·.·~ Panna .. 28.38 " 6,380 Administratively·· approved but ·, 64 ooo Undedn~.;.;;. ;> awaiting techni .. .' ' ' gacion with. C. cal sanction of P. C. W, P. C. w. c; 5 Upper Ken Valley Panna us.oo 40,000 Under inves.tiga ... tion with State w. l'. c Total for Bhopal Region Grand Total for Madhya Prade•h 4162.02 1o,18,186 6 Unchhera .. Satna 10.80 6,ooo Unfeasible. :S3 MADHYA. PRADESH P.W.D, (IRRtGA110N BRANCH) SECOND FIVE-YEAR PLAN (1956-61) New Minor Irrigation l'rolec:ts Enima· Area REMARKS Estima- Area REMARKS.: S. Naill~ of proje~t District ted cost proposed ProgrCM upto · s. Name of proje«?t District ted cost proposed Progress uptO- ·- No. (Rs.la.khs) to be 31St December, No. · (Rs.lakhs) to be 31st December, irrigated 1958 irrigated 1958 (Acres) (Acres) · · ·-;- (6) (•) (•) (3) (4) (5) (6)_ 1.-Mabakoohal Regloao, 12 Jhiri Nala pick Jhabua .. 1.16 200 Administra(ively Nil up weir. · approved. ·Work U.-\b:lbya Bbaro.t Resloa, to start shortly· (A) New Cous/rll~t/on- ' 15 Tapli .. Jhabua .. •.-8• 4oo Do.. 1 Hartlion ; • ·. • •• Shivp~ri 2.50 · · 375 Unfeasible. . ' 14 Bolasa Jhabua ..• · goo Under_ inve~tiga .. Gwalior AdminUtratively tion; , - sanctioned work to stare shortly. · 1~ Oblad Jhabua :. r.oo 2o.o Administratively JaJone . . Bhilia Dq. · •- approved. Work to star( sh.o.rtly • ·~ ·. -• l I Jhiri weir ShaJapur o.6o 150 Unfeasible. 16 Barmandal ~ !l,Ooo Under investiga.. Parolia .. ShaJapur 2,04 348 Project report gation. '' under pre para- 17 Paj .. ·Dhar tion. 4.oo ·· ·.r,2oo. Unfeasible.~: ·· 5 Panbibar • "-Ujja.io • · · 17.92 ~.aso Projec~ report r8 Nima chavan ,_ .·• Rajgar~ o.8f 150 AdminiStratiYelt finalue~ approved. Worll: Pardlia .. Man 23 Piploda Shivpuri 10.44 2,000 Administratively 36 Kheria .. Guna 1,00 ~,ooo Under investlga• approved. Work tion. to start shortly. 37 Haripura Guna o.so 300 Unrcuib!c. 24 Phutiwar Shivpuri 3·70 1,ooo Do, g8 Goda Padoria Guna o.so 180 Do. 25 Dhakora .. Rajgarh 0.75 goo Unfeuible. 26 Lakhnwas Rajgarh I.05 150 Administratively Total Madhya Bharat Region .. 112,17 28,393 approved. Work to start shortly. IU.-Vlndhya Pradeoh Region 27 Sika Rajgarh o.6o 150 Do. I Rampur Canal • • Rewa .. 8.g8 .J.,soo Administratively Do. approved. Work .s Kheria Ujjain 1.06 230 to start shortly Bhutali Jharia Sid hi 1.50 750 Under invatiga· 29 Simrol Ujjain 2,50 1,200 Project report un· 2 der preparation. don. Baisaha Nala Shahdol 2.00 r ,300 Unfeasible. 30 Raoti Ratlam .. o.62 I ,ooo Administratively 3 approved. Work to start 5hort1y. 4 l\·Iaika Shahdol 2,00 400 In Progrc:aa. Unfeasible, 31 Harsola Indore 2.05 180 Do. 5 Kachni Anicut Shahdol 7-50 3,000 Datoda Indore 2.00 400 Do. 6 Burwa Shahdol 15.21 2,700 Administratively 32 approved. Work 270 to start shortly. Rau Tank No. I Indole 1.31 Administratively 33 approved. Work to start shortly. Unfeuihlc, 7 Bhajri Nalla Shahdol o.6o •so 200 Unfeasible. 34 Rau Tank No. U Indore .. 0,70 8 Shivrajpur Canal Satna 2.50 J,lilSO Do. investiga· 35 Uoon W. Nimar o.so 150 Under 1,00 Do. tion. 9 Perari Canal Satna soo - 55 Estima· Area REMARKS ]~stima· Area RE~fARKS s. Name or p1·oject DiStrict · ted cost £roposcd .I•logrc•s upto s. Name of project Djstrict ted cost . proposed . Progress u'b!:; No. · (Rs.lakhs) or 1rri- ::JUt December, No. (Rs,lakhs) for irngation 31st Decem gat ion 1958 (Acres) 1958 (Acres) (1) (•) (3) (1) (5) (6) (I) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) 10 Bhelsv-·ar Canal •. Satua. 13·55 z,6oo Administratively IV.-Bhopal Region approved. Work to start short I)•. Hatliaikl1era Schore •5·4° s,ooo Headworks-s% Canal-%. II Birhana •..:ann\ Sa:tnn. 4,00 2 ,20'7 D.•. Sukalia Schorc G.lg 11 100 Administratively 12 Gugri Canal Sat.la 11.00 1,250 Under investiga· • approved. tion, 13 Khurcrn Ti~amgarh L17o 8so Unrcasiblc. 3 Bag~i Schorc 14-78 1,goo Under investiga- tion, 14 Scnclpa Da111 Chhatnrpur G.so s,ooo Under in\•estiga· tion. 4 Gfaraspura Schorc 7·0· 750 Do. 15 Sukbani Nadi 'l'ikan1garh ,.Go s.soo Unfrnsible, 5 Doraha .. Schorc 15.00 6,oao Do. .16 Sakang:pur Shahdol :},00 1,300 Do. G Mngardo. Hera~ia Sehorc 8.oo 1,:200 Do. •.7. Bahadurganj Canal Panna o.ao 1,200 Under In\'estiga. 7 I mali::. Raiscn 8.18 700 Do. tic.n, 8 Amra\•ad Raiscn 14·38 1,6Go Do. 18 Karahi Canal .. l'annn . . g.GB 1,000 Administrntivcl)' • approved. Work 9 lJenchhorc Raiscn 9.20 r,Goo Hcadwork!'-S% to starl shorlly . Canals-%. 19 llurha Nala . . Chhatarp~r 9·47 s.soo Do. 10 Rouapani Rahc~n 15-~7 4.~oo Headworks 5% -- Canal-%. Total r,•r Vindhyn Pradc"Sh Region •• 109;67 36,oso Total for BhoJ>al Region 123.62 24,110 Grand Total fnr Madhya Pradesh 345-46 88,553 GCPR-427-Dil'-15·1-60-1000