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District Level Implementation Committee (DLIC), District
Irrigation Plan (DIP) District Dewas M.P.
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No.
Name Designation Position in DLIC
1 Shri Ashutosh Awasthi Distt Collector Chairman
2 Shri Prabal Sipaha CEO, Zila Panchayat Deputy Chairman
3 Shri P.S. Champawat Conservator Forest Member
4 Shri Kailash Chandra Waskel DDA, Deptt. of Agri. Member Secretary
5 Shri Uttam Singh Jadon Project Director (ATMA) Member
6 Shri Mukesh chaturvedi EE WRD Member
7 Shri B S Solanki EE RES Member
8 Shri S. N. Raju EE PHE Member
9 Shri N. S. Tomar Asst. Director Horticulture Member
10 Shri R K Gupta Asst, Geo hydrologist Member
11 Dr R P sharma Head and Scientist KVK Member
12 Shri Bhoopesh Karoliya Lead Bank officer Member
13 Shri Sunil Chaturvedi NGO Representative Member
14 Shri N. S. Rajput Farmer Member
15 Shri Kailash Tada Farmer Member
INDEX
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- - Introduction 1-11
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1.0 General Information of the District
1.1 District Profile 12-15
1.2 Demography 16-18
1.3 Bio mass and Livestock 18-21
1.4 Agro Ecology, Climate, Hydrology, Topography 21-23
1.5 Soil Profile 24-29
1.6 Soil Erosion & Runoff Status 30-33
1.7 Land use Pattern 33-37
1.8 Drainage 37
- SWOT Analysis 38-40
- Challenges 40
- Vision 40-42
2 District Irrigation Profile
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2.0 District Irrigation Profile 43
2.1 Area & Crop wise Irrigation 44
2.2 Production & Productivity of Major Crops 45-46
2.3 Irrigation Based Classification 47
3 District Water Profile
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3.0 District Water Profile 48
3.1 Status of Water availability 48-49
3.2 Status of Ground Water availability 49-50
3.3 Status of Command Area 50-51
3.4 Existing Type of Irrigation 51-52
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4.0 Water Requirement/ Demand
4.1 Domestic Water Requirement/Demand 53-55
4.2 Crop Water Requirement/Demand 56-58
4.3 Livestock Water Requirement/Demand 59
4.4 Industrial Water Requirement/Demand 60
4.5 Water Demand for Power generation 61
4.6 Water Demand of the District for Various Sector 61
4.7 Water Budget 62
5.0 Strategic Plan for Irrigation in District- Dewas
V
5.1 Strategic Plan for Irrigation g methodology 63-64
5.2 Activity/Target/Budget/Timeline 65-131
Summary of Financial Requirement 132
Out Comes 181
PRADHAN MANTRI KRISHI SINCHAYEE YOJANA
Introduction -
India is still long way from eradicating poverty and hunger, while the gulf between rich
and poor is ever deepening in most states. The barometers of Indian economy are showing
warning signals since past decade, despite remedial measures taken with knee jerk action, certain
segments of economy still reeling under slow and sluggish growth. The population clock has
surpassed 1.25 billion and is expected to reach 1.5 billion by 2025. The per caput availability of
natural resources such as arable land, irrigation water, vegetation is shrinking due to over
exploitation and increasing demands from the urban and industrial sector. Agricultural production
has been stagnant, the growth rate sliding down from 3.5% in eighties to 2.4% in nineties and
1.4% in new millennium. Corresponding investments in agriculture from all quarters is declining
too, as the contribution of the agriculture sector is sleeping down from >48% at the start of the
planned development paradigm in fifties to <15% now.
Unless concrete measures are taken urgently, Indian agriculture will be in a state of crisis
in the coming years. To safeguard food security to the growing population and to maintain the
environmental quality without further deterioration of the available natural resources have to be
effectively harnessed and efficiently managed this is particularly important in the rainfed areas,
which form over 55% of the cultivated area. An ever –green revolution is needed to achieve
the goals of food security, environmental quality and economic prosperity.
Agriculture is not a commodity machine but the backbone of the Livelihood security
system in India, where over 60% of the population depends for their livelihood. Approaches,
ascertaining dignified livelihoods have been evolved from the thinking that the root cause to all
ills is food insecurity.
In the process of modernization many farming systems considered as the traditional were
metamorphosed to specialized commodity based production systems. This enhanced crop
productivity per unit area. It however, over exploited resources, created imbalance and curtailed
input use efficiency. The mounting cast of cultivation and declining productivity is a matter of
serious concern of profitability and farm income. Integrated Farming System combined with
livestock, agriculture, horticulture, agro- industry in an expanded symbiotic or synergistic
manner, so that the wastes of one process become the input for other processes. This provided
means of producing energy, manure and feed for optimum productivity and costs. Moreover, it is
a complex interrelated matrix of soil, water, plants, animals, implements, power, labor, capital
and other inputs controlled in part by farming families and influenced to varying degrees by
political, economic, industrial and social forces that operate at many levels. In our country the
National Water Policy adopted in September 1987 by the natural water resources council stresses
that “Water is a prime natural resource” a basic human need and a precious asset of a nation.
The world water council (WWC) has given a warning that by 2025 much of the world population
will suffer from water scarcity. The water is also ritual for realizing the full potential of the
agriculture sector and countries development. Optimum development and efficient utilization of
water resources, therefore assumes great significance.
Crop production suffers not only from drought but also from unscientific use of the
available irrigation water. In addition to solarization and other form of land degradation, depletion
and pollution of water resources floods and drainage, water losses due to seepage in command
areas, water logging due to lack of adequate drainage facilities and displacement of human beings
are never problems leading to shrinking biological diversity and threat to global change. Thus in
view of the ritual importance for human and animal life, for maintain ecological balance and for
economic and developmental activities of all kinds and management of this increasing scarcity.
The planning and management of this resource and its optional and equitable use become a
matter of the almost urgency. There is need for harvesting rain water at any cost and its optional
utilization. By harvesting rain water through “Jal Sanchay” and “Jal Sinchan” we will nurture
water conservation and ground water recharge.
Out of about 141 m. ha. net area sown in the country about 65 million hectare (or 45%) is
presently covered under irrigation. Substantial dependency on rainfall makes cultivation in rainfed
areas a high risk, less productivity & profitable profession empirical evidences suggest that
assured or protective irrigation encourages farmers to invest more in farming technology and
inputs leading to productivity enhancement and increased farm income.
Concerned over the slow pace of growth in Agriculture and allied sectors, the Govt. of
India have launched Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana (PMKSY) to ensure access to
some means of protective irrigation to all Agriculture farms in the country to produce “ per drop
more crop” thus bringing much desired rural prosperity.
The Objectives of PMKSY –
Enhance the physical access of water on the farm and expand cultivable area under assured
irrigation (Har Khet ko pani).
Integration of water source, distribution and its efficient use, to make best use of water
through appropriate technologies and practices.
Improve on-farm water use efficiency to reduce wastage and increase availability.
Enhance the adoption of precision-irrigation and other water saving technologies (More
crop per drop).
Enhance recharge of aquifers and introduce sustainable water conservation practices.
Ensure the integrated development of rain fed areas using the watershed approach.
Promote extension activities relating to water harvesting, water management and crop
alignment for farmers and grass root level field functionaries.
Attract greater private/ Community investments in irrigation.
Over all to ensure and exploit the agro climate superiority of the country on sustainable
basis for improved rural livelihood.
Strategy & Focus Areas –
To achieve above objectives, PMKSY will strategize by focusing on end-to end solution in
irrigation supply chain, viz. water sources, distribution network, efficient farm level applications,
extension services on new technologies & information etc. Broadly, PMKSY will focus on -
1- Creation of new water sources; repair, restoration and renovation of defunct water sources;
construction of water harvesting structures, secondary & micro storage, groundwater
development, enhancing potentials of traditional water bodies at village level.
2- Developing/augmenting distribution network where irrigation sources (both assured and
protective) are available or created.
3- Promotion of scientific moisture conservation and run off control measures to improve ground
water recharge so as to create opportunities for farmer to access recharged water through
shallow tube/dug wells.
4- Promoting efficient water conveyance and field application devices within the farm viz,
underground piping system, Drip & Sprinklers, pivots, rain-guns and other application devices
etc.
5- Encouraging community irrigation through registered user groups/farmer producers‘
organizations/NGOs.
6- Farmer oriented activities like capacity building, training and exposure visits, demonstrations,
farm schools, skill development in efficient water and crop management practices (crop
alignment) including large scale awareness on more crop per drop of water through mass
media campaign, exhibitions, field days, and extension activities through short animation
films etc.
Balancing Water Demand & Supply Chain
Water Sources DistributionNetwork
Water Use Efficiency
Crop & water management
• Creation• Repair,
Restoration Renovation
• Diversion & redistribution
• Strengthening distribution network/Channels
• Efficient usage-
micro irrigation• Community
owned &
managed
irrigation
• Alignment of crops
• Moisture conservation
• Credit mobilization
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Approach - End to End Solution :
Integrated watershed Management
Programme Components –
A. Accelerated Irrigation Benefit Programme (AIBP) -
To focus on faster completion of ongoing Major and Medium Irrigation including National
Projects.
B. PMKSY (Har Khet Ko Pani ) -
Creation of new water sources through Minor Irrigation (both surface and ground
water).
Repair, restoration and renovation of water bodies; strengthening carrying capacity of
traditional water sources, construction rain water harvesting structures.
Command area development, strengthening and creation of distribution network from
source to the farm.
Ground water development in the areas where it is abundant, so that sink is created to
store runoff/ flood water during peak rainy season.
Improvement in water management and distribution system for water bodies to take
advantage of the available source which is not tapped to its fullest capacity at least
10% of the command area to be covered under micro/precision irrigation.
Diversion of water from source of different location where it is plenty to nearby water
scarce areas, lift irrigation from water bodies/rivers at lower elevation to supplement
requirements beyond IWMP and MGNREGS irrespective of irrigation command.
Creating and rejuvenating traditional water storage systems like Katas, Bandhas at
feasible locations.
PMKSY (Per Drop More Crop) –
Programme management, preparation of State/District Irrigation Plan, approval of
annual action plan, Monitoring etc.
Promoting efficient water conveyance and precision water application devices like drips,
sprinklers, pivots, rain-guns in the farm (Jal Sinchan).
Topping up of input cost particularly under civil construction beyond permissible limit
(40%), under MGNREGS for activities like lining inlet, outlet, silt traps, distribution
system etc.
Construction of micro irrigation structures to supplement source creation activities
including tube wells and dug wells (in areas where ground water is available and not
under semi critical /critical /over exploited category of development) which are not
supported under AIBP, PMKSY (Har Khet ko Pani), PMKSY (Watershed) and MGNREGS
as per block/district irrigation plan.
Secondary storage structures at tail end of canal system to store water when available
in abundance (rainy season) or from perennial sources like streams for use during dry
periods through effective on-farm water management.
Water lifting devices like diesel/ electric/ solar pump sets including water carriage
pipes, underground piping system.
Extension activities for promotion of scientific moisture conservation and agronomic
measures including cropping alignment to maximize use of available water including
rainfall and minimize irrigation requirement.
Capacity building, training and awareness campaign including low cost publications,
use of Pico projectors and low cost films for encouraging potential use water source
through technological, agronomic and management practices including community
irrigation.
The extension workers will be empowered to disseminate relevant technologies under
PMKSY only after requisite training is provided to them especially in the area of
promotion of scientific moisture conservation and agronomic measures, improved/
innovative distribution system like pipe and box outlet system etc.
Information Communication Technology (ICT) interventions through NeGP-A to be
made use in the field of water use efficiency, precision irrigation technologies, on farm
water management, crop alignment etc. and also to do intensive monitoring of the
Scheme.
Effective management of runoff water and improved soil & moisture conservation
activities such as ridge area treatment, drainage line treatment, rain water harvesting,
in-situ moisture conservation and other allied activities on watershed basis.
Converging with MGNREGS for creation of water source to full potential in identified
backward rainfed blocks including renovation of traditional water bodies.
District and Plans -
District Irrigation Plans (DIPs State Irrigation) shall be the cornerstone for planning
and implementation of PMKSY. DIPs will identify the gaps in irrigation infrastructure after taking
into consideration the District Agriculture Plans (DAPs) already prepared for Rashtriya Krishi Vikas
Yojana (RKVY) vis-à-vis irrigation infrastructure currently available and resources that would be
added during XII Plan from other ongoing schemes (both State and Central), like Mahatma
Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme(MGNREGS), Rashtriya Krishi Vikash
Yojana (RKVY), Rural Infrastructure Development Fund (RIDF), Member of Parliament Local Area
Development (MPLAD) Scheme, Member of Legislative Assembly Local Area Development
(MLALAD) Scheme, Local body funds etc. The gaps identified under Strategic Research &
Extension Plan (SREGP) will be made use in preparation of DIP.
DIPs will present holistic irrigation development perspective of the district outlining
medium to long term development plans integrating three components viz. water sources,
distribution network and water use applications incorporating all usage of water like drinking &
domestic use, irrigation and industry. Preparation of DIP will be taken up as joint exercise of all
participating departments. DIP will form the compendium of all existing and proposed water
resource network system in the district.
The DIPs may be prepared at two levels, the block and the district. Keeping in view the
convenience of map preparation and data collection, the work would be primarily done at block
level. Block wise irrigation plan is to be prepared depending on the available and potential water
resources and water requirement for agriculture sector prioritizing the activities based on socio-
economic and location specific requirement. In case of planning is made based on basin/sub basin
level, the comprehensive irrigation plan may cover more than one district. The activities identified
in the basin/sub-basin plan can be further segregated into district/block level action plans. Use of
satellite imagery, topo sheets and available database may be appropriately utilized for developing
irrigation plans at least on pilot basis to begin with and subsequently may be extended to all
projects. DPRs of watershed projects should be taken into account while preparation of DIPs.
These plans need to be developed following intensive participatory consultation
Process including Panchayati Raj Institutions. Agriculture Universities in the State May also be
closely involved with the formulation and implementation of the Detailed Project Report and the
District Level Plans. Technical, financial and human resources available for this sector with
departments of rural development, urban development, drinking water, environment & forest,
science & technology, Industrial policy etc. to be leveraged for comprehensive development of
water sector.
Programme Architecture -
PMKSY will be implemented in area development mode only by adopting a ‗decentralized
State level planning and projectised execution‘ structure that will allow States to draw up their
own irrigation development plans based on DIPs and SIPs with a horizon of 5-7 years. Initial
phase of implementation will be remaining two years of XII Plan.
As PMKSY will be a area-based scheme with projectised approach, Project Reports will
have to be prepared for each of the PMKSY component based on the comprehensive irrigation
plan incorporating all essential ingredients i.e. feasibility studies, competencies of the
implementing agencies, anticipated benefits (outputs/outcomes) that will flow to the farmers/
State, definite time-lines for implementation etc.
Nodal Department -
Since, the final outcome of PMKSY is to ensure access to efficient delivery and application
of water at every farm thereby enhancing agricultural production & productivity, State Agriculture
Department will be the Nodal Department for implementation of PMKSY. All communication
between Ministry of Agriculture (MOA) and State Government would be with and through the
nodal department.
However, the implementing departments for the four components like AIBP, PMKSY (Har
Khet Ko Pani), PMKSY (Per Drop More Crop) and PMKSY (Watershed Development) will be decided
by the respective programme Ministry/Department.
Nodal Department/Agency identified by State will collate all the sub projects of each
cluster received from different implementing departments/districts as one DPR and place before
the Inter Departmental Working Group (IDWG) for scrutiny and State Level Sanctioning
Committee (SLSC) for sanction.
Nodal department/agency will also be responsible for monitoring, coordinating physical &
financial progress with implementing departments/agencies and furnishing consolidated Utilisation
Certificates (UC) and physical/financial progress reports to Govt. of India.
Convergence -
PMKSY will ensure convergence with all rural assets/infrastructure based programmes
related to water conservation and management programmes / schemes like Mahatma Gandhi
National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNREGS), Rashtriya Krishi Vikash Yojana
(RKVY), Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission and Rural Electrification programmes, Rural
Infrastructure Development Fund (RIDF), Member of Parliament Local Area Development (MPLAD)
Scheme, Member of Legislative Assembly Local Area Development (MLALAD) Scheme, Local body
funds, Working Plan of State Forest Department etc. In most cases the labour intensive works like
earth works for source creation may be taken up under MGNREGA. Emphasis be given for utilizing
MGNREGA fund for de-silting of ponds, canals, defunct water bodies like old ponds, Jal Mandir,
khul, Tanka etc. to improve storage capacity and creating scopes for water availability for
irrigation purposes. PMKSY (Per Drop More Crop) fund may also be used for topping up of
material cost beyond the specified limit, i.e., 40% in the MGNERGA for lining, inlet, outlet, silt
trap, adjustable gates etc. All stake holders viz farmers, Panchayat and grass route level
functionaries be made aware of scientific/technical processes of cleaning canals, de-siltation,
construction of water harvesting structures etc., through extension activities including use of IEC,
short animation films etc. to get maximum benefit of MGNREGA for these works. Other works can
be taken up from PMKSY (Har Khet Ko Pani), PMKSY (Watershed) etc. depending on the type and
nature of works.
Illustrative Activities under PMKSY –
Sl .
No.
Programme
Components
Illustrative Activities
01 AIBP To focus on faster completion of ongoing Major and Medium
Irrigation including National Projects.
02 PMKSY
(Har Khet
ko Pani)
Creation of new water sources through Minor Irrigation (both
surface and ground water) Repair, restoration and renovation of
water bodies; strengthening carrying capacity of traditional water
sources, construction rain water harvesting structures (Jal
Sanchay).
Command area development, strengthening and creation of
distribution network from source to the farm.
Improvement in water management and distribution system for
water bodies to take advantage of the available source which is
not tapped to its fullest capacity (deriving benefits from low
hanging fruits). At least 10% of the command area to be covered
under micro/precision irrigation.
Diversion of water from source of different location where it is
plenty to nearby water scarce areas, lift irrigation from water
bodies/rivers at lower elevation to supplement requirements
beyond IWMP and MGNREGS irrespective of irrigation command.
Creation and rejuvenation of traditional water storage systems
like Katas, Bandhas at feasible locations.
03 PMKSY
(Watershed)
Water harvesting structures such as check dams, nala bund, farm
ponds, tanks etc.
Capacity building, entry point activities, ridge area treatment,
drainage line treatment, soil and moisture conservation, nursery
raising, afforestation, horticulture, pasture development,
livelihood activities for the asset-less persons and production
system & micro enterprises for small and marginal farmers etc.
Effective rainfall management like field bunding, contour
bunding/trenching, staggered trenching, land levelling, mulching
etc.
04 PMKSY
(Per drop
more crop)
Programme management, preparation of State/District Irrigation
Plan, approval of annual action plan, Monitoring etc.
Promoting efficient water conveyance and precision water
application devices like drips, sprinklers, pivots, rain-guns in the
farm (Jal Sinchan);
Topping up of input cost particularly under civil construction
beyond permissible limit (40%), under MGNREGS for activities like
lining inlet, outlet, silt traps, distribution system etc.
Construction of micro irrigation structures to supplement source
creation activities including tube wells and dug wells (in areas
where ground water is available and not under semi critical
/critical /over exploited category of development) which are not
supported under PMKSY (WR), PMKSY (Watershed) and
MGNREGS.
Secondary storage structures at tail end of canal system to store
water when available in abundance (rainy season) or from
perennial sources like streams for use during dry periods through
effective on-farm water management.
Water lifting devices like diesel/ electric/ solar pumpsets including
water carriage pipes.
Extension activities for promotion of scientific moisture
conservation and agronomic measures including cropping
alignment to maximise use of available water including rainfall
and minimise irrigation requirement (Jal sarankchan).
Capacity building, training for encouraging potential use water
source through technological, agronomic and management
practices including community irrigation.
Awareness campaign on water saving technologies, practices,
programmes etc organisation of workshops, conferences,
publication of booklets, pamphlets, success stories, documentary,
advertisements etc.
Improved/innovative distribution system like pipe and box outlet
system with controlled outlet and other activities of enhancing
water use efficiency.
05 MGNREGA Water harvesting structures on individual lands of vulnerable
sections, creation of new irrigation sources, pgradation/desilting
of traditional water bodies, water conservation works etc.
Supplementing soil and water conservation works in the identified
back ward rainfed blocks by overlaying of the plans with that of
watershed projects for development to full potential
Desiltation of canal & distribution system, Deepening and
desiltation of existing water bodies, strengthening of
bunds/embankments etc.
Restoring the potential of traditional water storage systems like
Jal Mandir; Khatri, Kuhl, Zabo, Ooranis ,Dongs , Katas, Bandhas
etc.through disiltation and deepening activities.
CHAPTER-1
1.1. District Profile
Dewas District in Ujjain Revenue Division, is situated on the Malwa plateau in the West-central
part of Madhya Pradesh and lies between 20°17´ and 23°20´ North latitude and 75°54´ and
77°08´ East longitude. The district is bounded by Ujjain district in the north, Indore district in
the west, West-Nimar district in the south-west, East Nimar district in the south, Hoshangabad
district in the South East, Sehore district in the east and Shajapur district in the North-East. The
tropic of cancer passes through the district near Nemawar village south of Khategaon town.
The district gets its name from the district headquarters town, Dewas which is said to have been
derived on the basis of two traditions. One is that Dewas lies on the foot of a conical hill, known
as Chamunda hill about 300 ft. above the ground level on top of which the shrine of Chamunda is
located. The image of the Goddess is cut in rocky wall of a cave. It is, therefore, known as Devi
Vashini or the Goddess's residence. From this the name Dewas (dev-vas) seems to have been
derived.
The district is now divided in to 9 tehsils viz. Sonkatch, Dewas, Bagli, Kannod, Tonk-Khurd,
Khategaon, Satwas, Hatpipliya and Udainagar. Dewas tehsil is situated on the north-western
part of the district, Sonkatch on the north-eastern part, Bagli on the south, Kannod on the
south-central part and Khategaon on the South-east. Weather road connects all the tahsil head
quarters. The Head-quarters of Dewas tehsil, which is also the district headquarters, is situated
on The Bombay-Agra National Highway No.3 and is also connected by broad-gauge railway line
of western Railway.
There are 1156 villages in the district. The district has a total population of 1563715 as per
census 2011.
District has 1 nagar palika Dewas and 3 nagar panchayats satwas, Kantaphod and Loharda. There
are five assembly constituencies and 3 Parliamentary constituency falls under Dewas district.Total
geographical area of the district is 701307 Ha. Out of which 206690 Ha. Is forest area and
402584 Ha. Area is net sown area under Agriculture.
Average annual rainfall of district is 1067.08 mm. District Location Map is given is below.
1.2. Table 1-1-1 District Profile
District Profile
District Code 437
Geographical Area 701307
Latitude lies between 20°17´ and 23°20´ North latitude
Longitude lies between 75°54´ and 77°08´ East longitude
Area under Forest 206690
Area under Agriculture use 402584
Net Sown Area 402584
Gross Cropped Area 736470
Net irrigated (Kharif and Rabi ) 171829
Net Rainfed 512809
Total no.of block 06
Total no.of Panchyat 496
Total no.of Villege 1156
Total Population 1563715
Population Growth Rate 19.53
Total Male Population 805359
Total Female Population 758356
Total Population ST 272701
Total Population SC 292007
Total Population GEN 999007
Table 1-1-2 Rain fed Area in District
Sr No Name of Block Rainfed Area (Ha)
1 Dewas 45753
2 Tokkhurd 31894
3 Sonkatch 24479
4 Bagli 55809
5 Kannod 57379
6 Khategaon 48988
Total Area 264302
45753
31894
24479
55809
57379
48988
Rainfed Area (Ha.)
Dewas
Tokkhurd
Sonkatch
Bagli
Kannod
Khategaon
1.2 Demography
There are 1156 villages in the district Dewas. The district has a total population of 1563715 out of
which the Schedule casts comprise 292007, Schedule Tribes 272701, other backward and general
castes 999007. According to census 2011 of the total population, there are 805359 males and
758356 females.
Table 1-2-1 Block wise Population Details District – Dewas
S no. Block Name Male Female Children ST SC GEN Total
1 Dewas 261043 244905 65904 20660 105658 379630 505948
2 Tokkhurd 68699 65084 18119 1579 32639 99565 133783
3 Sonkatch 88320 83988 24730 2289 47017 123002 172308
4 Bagli 154413 147352 48246 110356 47954 143455 301765
5 Kannod 133394 125082 42339 91189 31418 135869 258476
6 Khategaon 99490 91945 30301 46628 27321 117486 191435
Total 805359 758356 229339 272701 292007 999007 1563715
0
50000
100000
150000
200000
250000
300000
350000
400000
Dewas Tokkhurd Sonkatch Bagli Kannod Khategaon
Male
Female
Children
ST
SC
GEN
Table 1-2-2 Urban Population of District – Dewas
S.no Block Male Female Children ST SC GEN Total
1 Dewas 150081 139469 35437 9861 56366 223323 289550
2 Tokkhurd 4124 3855 1104 87 1488 6404 7979
3 Sonkatch 19784 18579 5257 802 6566 30995 38363
4 Bagli 19969 19026 5439 4909 6237 27849 38995
5 Kannod 26515 24944 7629 8054 5040 38365 51459
6 Khategaon 13166 12247 3323 1927 1902 21584 25413
Total 233639 218120 58189
25640 77599 348520 451759
0
50000
100000
150000
200000
250000
Male Female Children ST SC GEN
Dewas
Tokkhurd
Sonkatch
Bagli
Kannod
Khategaon
Table 1-2-3 Block wise no of House Hold
Sr no. Block Name House Hold Total
Population
Male Female
1 Dewas 99062 505948 261043 244905
2 Tokkhurd 26480 133783 68699 65084
3 Sonkatch 32720 172308 88320 83988
4 Bagli 59779 301765 154413 147352
5 Kannod 52862 258476 133394 125082
6 Khategaon 37968 191435 99490 91945
Total 308871 1563715 805359 758356
1.3 Biomass and Livestock
Water plays an important role in livestock productivity. Livestock productivity in pastoral areas
depends greatly on the availability of water. There are several factors, which determine water
balance, water turnover and functions of the animal. Assessment of livestock and water
requirement is helpful in modelling water and livestock relationships. The demand for meat, dairy
products and eggs rises faster than the demand for crops; thus both scenarios call for livestock
production to increase relatively more rapidly than crops.
99062
26480
32720
59779
52862
37968
House Hold
Dewas
Tokkhurd
Sonkatch
Bagli
Kannod
Khategaon
Kirda and Riechardt 1986). Livestock and poultry water consumption depend on a number of
physiological and environmental conditions such as:
• Type and size of animal or bird.
• Physiological state (lactating, pregnant or growing)
• Activity level.
• Type of diet-dry hay, silage or lush pasture.
• Temperature-hot summer days above 25 0C can sometimes double the water
consumption of animals.
• Water quality - palatability and salt content.
The economy of Dewas district is primarily agriculture and livestock based. There is good
quantum of animal resources in the district. As the metro like Indore is near to Dewas district
hence, the scope for the increase the production potentiality of the animals. Simultaneously
additional employments may also be generating for the community. As forests are disappeared
rapidly so that there is considerable decrease in the fodder production as mostly there is the
practice of the open grazing in the rural areas. With the continues deficit in rainfall the
possibilities of rain water conservation above and below the ground is decreased since traditional
tanks are also neglected. In the absences of effective rainfall fodder production and water for
drinking to animals is very difficult in the region.
Table1-3-1 Small Animals of Dewas District
Sr.no Name of the
Block
Small Animals
Pouitry
(Nos)
Pigs
(Nos)
Goat
(Nos)
Sheeps
(Nos)
Total
1 Dewas 12952 562 27531 6 41051
2 Tokkhurd 3381 99 17574 2 21056
3 Sonkatch 3380 285 19790 0 23455
4 Bagli 49424 482 47041 0 96947
5 Kannod 11038 97 32407 0 43542
6 Khategaon 5298 131 16432 0 21861
Total 85473 1656 160775 8 247912
Table1-3-2 Large Animals of Dewas District
Sr.no Name of the
Block
Large Animals
Indigenous
Cow (nos)
Hybrid Cow (nos)
In
Descriptives
Buffalo (nos)
Hybrid Buffalo (nos)
Total
1 Dewas 17765 26648 23364 35047 102824
2 Tokkhurd 13955 20933 14699 22049 71636
3 Sonkatch 32208 19812 10778 16168 78966
4 Bagli 37056 55584 16103 24155 132898
5 Kannod 32830 49244 13737 20605 116416
6 Khategaon 19414 29120 10513 15770 74817
Total 134228 201341 89195 133793 558557
0
10000
20000
30000
40000
50000
60000
Dewas Tokkhurd Sonkatch Bagli Kannod Khategaon
Small Animals Pouitry(Nos)
Small Animals Pigs (Nos)
Small Animals Goat (Nos)
Small Animals Sheeps (Nos)
1.4 Agro-Ecology, Climate, Hydrology and Topography
District Dewas falls under Malwa plateau which is a potential region in Madhya
Pradesh. Dewas has been divided into two agro ecological situation one comprising of block
Dewas, Sonkatch, Tonkkhurd and half area of Bagli comes under Malwa plateau and second
one is Nimar valley it is comprising Khategaon, Kannod and half area of Bagli block. Almost
three fourths of the area in the district is covered by black cotton soils, which is occupied by
Deccan Basalts. The principal crop grown in the district is Soybean, Maize, Cotton, Wheat,
Gram etc. District has an area of 7020.84 sq km. And out of this about 2066 sq km area is
covered under forest area which accounts for about 29% of total area.
The average annual rainfall of Dewas district is 1067 mm. Rainfall increases from
west to east and is lowest in the southwestern portion. About 90 % of the rainfall takes place
from June to September; only 5 - 8% takes place in the winter months and only about 2% in
summer. It is only during the monsoon that surplus water for deep percolation is available in
the district. The normal rainfall follows a normal distribution during the year.
The climate of Dewas district is semi- tropical, characterized by hot summer and
well distributed rainfall during the south west monsoon season. January is the coldest month
0
10000
20000
30000
40000
50000
60000
Large Animals Hybrid Cow
Large Animals In Descriptives Buffalo (nos)
Large Animals Hybrid Buffalo (nos)
Large Animals Hybrid Buffalo (nos)
with the temperature falling as low as 4˚C - 5˚C. The period from March to first week of June
is the summer season. May is the hottest month when the temperature may go upto 45˚C
Table 1-4-1 Agro-Ecological Zone
Sr.no Agro-
Ecological
zone Type
Type of
Terrain
Block
Areas
(Ha)
Normal
Annual
Rainfall (mm)
Average
Monthly Rain
Fall(mm.)
No.of Rainy
Days (no.)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Dewas
Malwa plateau
Plain 100744 1047.30 87.27 39
Tokkhurd Plain 64208 831.00 69.25 32
Sonkatch Plain 64714 1021.8 85.15 31
Bagli
Plain &
Hilly
192623
1052.70
87.72 34
Kannod
Plain &
Hilly
167036
1180.00 98.33 45
Khategaon
Plain &
Hilly
111982 1269.70 105.80 42
District Dewas 701307 1067.08 88.92 38
Table 1-4-2 Temperature
Sr no
Average Weekly Temperature (˚C) in District - Dewas
Period
Summer
(April.-May)
Winter
(Oct.- Mar)
Rainy
(Jun-Sep.)
Min Max Mean Min Max Mean Min Max Mean
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Dewas 18 43 31 7 37 22.4 18 41 26.5
0
200
400
600
800
1000
1200
1400
Dewas Tokkhurd Sonkatch Bagli Kannod Khategaon
Normal Annual Rainfall (mm)
Normal Annual Rainfall (mm)
1.5 Soil Profile
The soil of Dewas district almost three fourths of the area in the district is covered by black cotton
soils, which is occupied by Deccan Basalts. The southern part has red-yellow mixed soils derived
from sandstone, shale, gneiss. The alluvial soils are found along the river courses. The higher
elevations i.e. the hilly regions have a cover of murum, which comprises small rounded pieces of
weathered trap. The Vindhyans and Bijawars have a thin cover of sandy loams. The soils in
granitic area are clayey. The schist has a thin capping of loam with lot of quartz grains. The
alluvium is derived from hill slopes by numerous streams and watercourses.
Among black cotton soil in which deep black soil constitutes 539600 ha (88.68%) medium deep
black soil 11400ha (1.90%) and shallow soil constitutes 57200ha (9.42%).The clay have property
of churning within the Pedar and the process of churning causes vertical mixing and leads to the
development of typical features like gilgai, micro relief wide (5-15cm) deep (1-2mtr) cracks . The
water losses from cracks is as high as 55% from surface, soils are low in N medium in P and high
in K content.
1.5.1. Slope
Slope of land is also one of the important physiographic aspects influencing the land use of an
area. The effect of slope on agriculture may be both direct and indirect. The most obvious direct
influence of slope is in the form of the restrained on cultivation and accessibility. The indirect
effect of slope manifests itself in pedagogical and climatic modification including the position of
water table, development of soils, air drainage, and
relative freedom from frost. This classification gives information regarding slope percent classes in
the study area.
Table 1-5-2 Slope Category of District:
Slope Category Area in Ha
Nearly level to very gental1 (0-3%) 158707
Very gental to gentale (1-5%) 292124
Gentale to moderate (3-10%) 147704
Strong to Steep (10-25%) 31398
Moderately steep to steep (15-33%) 17502
Steep to very steep (25-50%) 31903
Miscellaneous 17184
Total 696522
46880
162491
110619
337434
2151417184
17184
Area (Ha)
None to Slight
Slight to Moderate
Moderate
Moderate to Severe
Severe
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
1.6 Soil depth
The mean depth of the soil layer within the sampling area is assessed by studying conditions in
the terrain, both on the test area and in its immediate vicinity. The soil depth on the test area
(humus layer + mineral soil) is specified as one of the following four classes:
Deep Soil Mean soil depth greater than 70 cm. Bedrock outcrop lacking in both the test
area and its immediate vicinity similar topography
Fairly Shallow
Soil
Mean soil depth 20-70 cm. Occasional visible bedrock outcrop present. If there
is only one bedrock outcrop it must lie wholly or partly within the test area.
Very
shallow soil
Mean soil depth less than 20 cm. Frequent occurrence of bedrock outcrop. At
least one bedrock outcrop it must within the test area. The soil may be deep
within small fissure in the bedrock
Varying Soil
Depth
Wide Variation in soil depth within the test area due to broad crevasses in the
bedrock, which occasionally emerges as outcrop at the surface
1.6.1. Soil Texture
Soil texture has an important role in nutrient management because it influences nutrient
retention. For instance, finer textured soils tend to have greater ability to store soil nutrients.
Soil texture is the relative proportions of sand, silt, or clay in a soil. The soil textural class is a
grouping of soils based upon these relative proportions. Soils with the finest texture are called
clay soils, while soils with the coarsest texture are called sands. However, a soil that has a
relatively even mixture of sand, silt, and clay and exhibits the properties from each separate is
called a loam. There are different types of loams, based upon which soil separate is most
abundantly present. If the percentages of clay, silt, and sand in a soil are known (primarily
through laboratory analysis), you may use the textural triangle to determine the texture class of
your soil.
1.7. Soil Erosion
Soil erosion is a naturally occurring process that affects all landforms. In agriculture, soil erosion
refers to the wearing away of a field's topsoil by the natural physical forces of weather and wind
or through forces associated with farming activities such as tillage.
Erosion, whether it is by water, wind or tillage, involves three distinct actions – soil
detachment, movement and deposition. Topsoil, which is high in organic matter, fertility and soil
life, is relocated elsewhere "on-site" where it builds up over time or is carried "off-site" where it
fills in drainage channels. Soil erosion reduces cropland productivity and contributes to the
pollution of adjacent watercourses, wetlands, and lakes.
Soil erosion can be a slow process that continues relatively unnoticed or can occur at
an alarming rate, causing serious loss of topsoil. Soil compaction, low organic matter, loss of soil
structure, poor internal drainage, salinisation, and soil acidity problems are other serious soil
degradation conditions that can accelerate the soil erosion process. The greater the intensity and
duration of a rainstorm, the higher the erosion potential. The impact of raindrops on the soil
surface can break down soil aggregates and disperse the aggregate material. Lighter aggregate
materials such as very fine sand, silt, clay and organic matter are easily removed by the raindrop
splash and runoff water; greater raindrop energy or runoff amounts are required to move larger
sand and gravel particles. Soil movement by rainfall (raindrop splash) is usually greatest and
most noticeable during short-duration, high-intensity thunderstorms. Although the erosion caused
by long-lasting and less-intense storms is not usually as spectacular or noticeable as that
produced during thunderstorms, the amount of soil loss can be significant, especially when
compounded over time.
Table 1-7-1: Spatial Soil Erosion Classes
Sr
No
Erosion Class Area (Ha)
1 None to Slight 46880
2 Slight to Moderate 162491
3 Moderate 110619
4 Moderate to Severe 337434
5 Severe 21514
6 Miscellaneous 17184
Total 696522
46880
162491
110619
337434
21514
17184
17184
55882
Area (Ha)
None to Slight
Slight to Moderate
Moderate
Moderate to Severe
Severe
Miscellaneous
Miscellaneous
Table 1-7-2 Land capability classification
Sr No Land Capability Classes Area (Ha)
1 II 259355
2 III 120559
3 IV 70085
4 VI 24960
5 VII 18830
6 Forest 185549
7 Miscellaneous 17184
Total 696522
Area (Ha.)
1.8. Land use
1.8.1. Concept of Land use
Land use is a function of four variables, land, water, air and man, each plays in its own
role in composing its life history. Land constitutes its body, water runs through its veins like
blood, air gives it oxygen and man acts as the dynamic actor to reflect its types, pattern and
distribution. Land varies in altitudes, forms and expressions. Man has played his part on land to
portray the different phases of his ties with it. The Homo-sapiens moved from one topography to
another where climate, flora and fauna also changed. He used land, flora and fauna to fit his
limited wants. Men multiplied, their wants increased and become complex, the uses of land also
increased, methods and technology also changed. Over a period, geographic pattern of
agricultural landuse are the outcome of concurrent interaction between the variable combinations
of natural condition and human circumstances. Primarily, these are influenced by natural
condition and thereafter affected by human circumstances because of their colonizing capability.
The human circumstances are mainly responsible for dynamism in agriculture landuse or changing
cropland occupancy.
Therefore, efficient cropland occupancy, say cropping pattern, implies the most successful use
of agriculture land, consequent upon development of irrigation facilities and application of modern
methods of farm technology. The key to the most important aspect of landuse lies in the relation
of population to land.
1.8.2. Land Use Classification
The conservation and development of land resource is in area needs special focus. It needs
well thought and rational planning, which in turn depends upon minute observation of land use
pattern. The aim of this study is clear visualization of local land environment. The intense and
focused study of the details of land use puts us in a position to conserve the important elements
of the nature, which otherwise lead in a direction of destruction and consequently threaten the
social strata. The present study focuses mainly on dimension, which is very important from the
sustainability point of view that is distribution of different groups of land use, i.e. their ratios in
the region.
Land use classification by Statistical Department of Government of India.
I. Geographical Area - Area calculated by Survey Department.
II. Reported Area (Statistical area related to land use)
1. Forest .
2. Land not Available for Cultivation .
a) Land Put to Non- Agricultural Use.
b) Barren and Uncultivable Land.
3. Other Uncultivable and excluding Fallow Land.
a) Permanent Pastures and Other Grazing Land.
b) Miscellaneous Tree Crops and Gardens.
c) Culturable Waste Land.
4. Fallow Land a) Fallow Other than Current Fallow b) Current Fallow
5. Cultivated Land a) Net Sown Area, b) Area Sown More Than Once.
I. Net Irrigated Area.
II. Total Irrigated Area.
The analysis of land use in the present study is based on district statistical magazine, data
available at block level and revenue office. Following categories of land use have been recognised
in the study area. In the analysis of land use pattern study has been adopted at block level:
Forest Cover, Barren and cultivable waste land, Current Fallow land, Other Fallow land, Barren &
uncultivable Land, Land put to non-agricultural Use, Pastures and Grazing Land, Area under bush,
forest & garden, Net area sown.
Table1-8-3 Land use pattern
Area in ha.
S. No.
Name of the
Block
No of Gram
Panchayat
Total Geographica
l Area
Area under Agriculture
Area under Forest
Area under Wastel
and
Area under other uses
Gross Cropped Area (1)
Net Sown Area (2)
Area sown more than once (1-2)
Cropping Intensity
(%)
1 Dewas 96 100744 161257 83593 77664 192.91 835 3486 12830
2 Tokkurd 59 64208 96888 52497 44391 184.56 537 2019 9155
3 Sonkach 66 64714 86503 46401 40102 186.42 6604 1113 10596
4 Bagli 118 192623 133146 76180 56956 174.78 95455 5345 15643
5 Kannod 85 167036 121665 72300 49365 168.28 78908 372 15456
6 Khatgaon 72 111982 137011 71613 65398 191.32 24351 361 15657
Total 496 701307 736470 402584 333876 182.94 206690 12696 79337
0
20000
40000
60000
80000
100000
120000
140000
160000
180000
200000
Dewas Tokkurd Sonkach Bagli Kannod Khatgaon
Total Geographical Area
Net Sown Area (2)
Area under Forest
Area under Wasteland
Area under other uses
Special Extent of Land Use / Land Cover -
The status of vegetation cover and land use practices is another precious information for
planning the forest soil and water conservation and horticulture. The land use / land cover status
of the district has been generated by using remote sensing data. The special distribution of
various land use classes has been shown in the table given below.
Special Extent of Land use/Land Cover
S N Land use / Land Cover Classes Area (ha.)
1 Multiple crop cultivation 166821
2 Single crop cultivation 159607
3 Single crop cultivation & partly under cultivable waste land 9014
4 Deciduous forest (Single story) 10-20 % cover 119509
5 Deciduous forest (Single story) 10-20 % cover
& partly under cultivable waste land
2311
6 Deciduous forest (Single story) 20-40 % cover 19455
7 Deciduous forest (Single story) 20-40 % cover
& partly under cultivable waste land
44274
8 Grass land / Pasture (> 10 % cover) 12290
9 Cultivable waste land and partly under single crop cultivation 210
10 Cultivable waste land and partly under thin forest 123630
11 Culturable waste land and partially under thin forest 191
11 Cultivable waste land 22026
12 Miscellaneous 17184
Total 696522
1.9 Drainage -
A drainage system is the pattern formed by the streams, rivers lakes in a particulars drainage
basin. They are governed by the topography of the land, whether a particular region is dominated
by hard or soft rocks, and the gradient of the land. A drainage basin is the topography region
from which a streams receives runoff, through flow and ground water flow. Drainage basin is
divided from each other by topographic barriers called watershed. A watershed represents all of
the streams tributaries that flow to some location along the stream channel
Swot Analysis -
SWOT Analysis is a strategic planning tool used to evaluate the Strengths, Weaknesses,
Opportunities, and threats involved in project or programme. It involves specifying the objective
of the project and identifying the internal and external factors that are favorable and unfavorable
to achieving the objective. The district profile in the last chapter detailed a lot on the status of the
district on various parameters. A thorough look of the profile would guide us not only
underdeveloped status of the district but also to the factors behind this. It exposes various gaps
and strengths within the district. Before designing any project or program for removing the
poverty, backwardness, it would quite meaningful to study the strengths of the district, which
need to be harnessed to overcome this situation of under-development. Simultaneously, we also
need to identify the weak areas, which needed to be addressed to bring the district in comparable
position to the various state and national level development indicators.
Strength -
There are number of strengths in the district, which need to be further strengthened and
optimally harnessed to remove the existing state of poverty, backwardness and
underdevelopment:
Suitability of climate and soil (medium black) for various, Cereals, Oilseeds, Pulses &
Horticultural crops.
Sufficient average annual rainfall (1067.08 mm.).
Excellent institutional support- Agriculture collage Indore, Krishi Vigyan Kendra Dewas.
About 50% area under irrigation.
About 60% area under cultivation of total geographical area.
Sufficient availability of Agriculture labours.
Good marketing connectivity (Road & rail etc.) to the metro cities.
Quality wheat producing district.
Existing Poultry and milk industries well established and functional.
Weakness -
Like in all the places, there are a large number of weaknesses in the district, which is
responsible, to an extent, for its backwardness. Here‘s a list of some of the weaknesses of the
district comprising of both the problems and the constraints:
Large area of cultivable land lying under rainfed Agriculture.
Unavailability of quality inputs i.e. seeds & planting material and their quality and
timely availability.
Proper marketing channels for commodity chain are not well developed.
Focus on post harvest and storage management is very low.
Undulation of arable land is serious cause for enhancing input use efficiency. .
Diversifications of the farming system is very low
Lack of awareness toward the schemes and market demand at farmer‘s level.
Numbers of small and marginal farmers are more which is limiting to take
Innovation / diversification in agriculture.
Farmers‘ attitude and traditional practices for the farming limiting to get optimum
Production potential.
Opportunities –
If one look at the strengths that are there in the district and observe the weaknesses of
the district, one can easily find a lot of opportunity areas to work on, to take the district on the
path of development.
Here are some of the ‗opportunities‘, clearly evident from the profile of the district, the
strengths that operate in favors of the district and the weaknesses that one need to work towards
addressing.
Potential for crop/ agriculture and other components of the farming system
diversification.
Opportunity cost for the labour is comparatively low and labour availability.
Scope for organic cultivation since material required for the same is available in
sufficient quantity.
Floriculture- an option as district is near to metro.
Gap in production potential of the prominent crops.
Easy e- extension in rural areas due to IT revolution in the country.
Improving purchasing capacity.
The dairy and diary product can be an opportunity for the marginal and small farmers.
The farm mechanization can be enhance as the required industries are readily
available.
Scope exists to increase the returns to farmers by establishing small agro processing
units in production catchments.
Scope for entrepreneurship development for custom hiring of high capacity and costly
farm machinery.
Threats -
Over exploitation of the ground water and subsequent decline in water table.
Small & reducing size of land holdings with associates constraints of being resource
poor, low risk taking abilities, thereby extension of new technologies further difficult.
Natural calamities like draughts, pest and disease appearance.
Deterioration in soil health due to chemical based cropping system.
Biological and environmental degradation.
Challenges –
Management in forest area- approx 29 % of total land.
Water scarce upland/ plateau.
Tribal hamlets & forest villages.
Policy Issues- e.g. flat feasibility criteria in Irrigation Department.
Long-term Credit mobilization from banks (equipments etc.).
Ensuring adequate power supply for improvised irrigation.
Coordination issues, especially with forest regulations.
Vision -
Preamble -
Agriculture development in most part of the country remain under the shadow of green
revolution fallowed by high yield varieties, assured irrigation, use of chemical fertilizers and agro -
chemicals, mechanization, this demanded higher investment per unit area and hence need for
institutional credit. Areas where the assured irrigation potential was created, the rest followed the
suit and demonstrated the fast track development in the farm sector. The trickle down of the
green revolution technologies reached the areas where partial irrigation was possible by using
either ground water or rain water. The extension apparatus devised strategies that succeeded
well in the assured irrigated command areas. A comparison was drawn between irrigated areas
and rainfed areas and the later was termed as low potential areas. The research agenda was
heavily favored the better off irrigated areas, leading to continuous neglect of poorly endowed
areas in terms of land and water.
The techno – centric approach to research and extension worked in isolation with markets,
neglecting the consumer preferences on one hand and potential of local land races, breeds,
species on the other hand. This is reflected in to the adoption of the new technologies and
adoption behavior of the farmers, low adoption of new technologies was seen as backwardness of
the area and farmers in such areas were termed as laggards. District Dewas is no exception to
this national phenomenon. The district produces best quality chickpea and other pulses, being
close to state‘ economic capital town and having a natural endowment of rainfall for Collecting
water for irrigation, district has diversified its farming system with horticulture, livestock and
fresh water fisheries.
The insufficient irrigational water use devices, commercially viable market support system,
lack of farmers‘ interest, and value addition and agro industries in the district results in to a
missed opportunity for the farming community. While discussing the issue of developing a grand
vision, most farmers, public representatives and officials expressed their opinion that we have
lacking behind irrigation facilities resulting uncertainty in farm income. However we have market
technologies and ready to invest tell us how we can share the pie and get the rightful benefit
from what we do on our farms, this formed basis for developing a vision statement as shown
under.
Vision Statement -
―Harassing potential of rain water and its optimal use in irrigation for production of high
value crops and dairy for rural prosperity. ―
Detailing the Vision -
The vision based on the strength of the district in terms of its natural endowments
productive soils cape, Live network of seasonal rivers and nalas, ground water within reach
enough area under tree cover and above all a will to work in harmony with nature. In fact
increase in area under irrigation may provide employment opportunity to rural people. Any
progress in terms of yield increase of crops and during product would add to the farmer‘s
additional income.
The district has significant annual rainfall the area under irrigation may be brought by
systematic rain water harvesting measures, judicious draft from ground water sources. It is
believed that an additional area approx 15 % of the present irrigated area may be brought under
assured irrigation command by remodelling the canal system
The On Farm water management issues could best be answered by using low energy
precision application technologies e.g. sprinkler irrigation, drip irrigation, rain guns besides
developing the water uses and following water scheduling systematically.
Agro based industries including food processing especially based on vegetables and fruits.
Dairy and poultry could prove most rewarding activities the vision of harnessing potential of the
district could only be achieved by putting the processing and value addition on the priority.
Veterinary health services are need especially in the milk sheds to address the ever
increasing need for professional services. Small ruminants play vital role in the livestock the
readily available market makes it most opted enterprise among small and marginal farmers.
The Vision calls for a paradigm shift in term of community based management of
resources, processes and interventions. Inclusion of information technology enabled services like
use of telecommunication, web cast, community Radio, Weather based agronomic advisories and
market intelligence are the most sought after services, if the Vision of harnessing the potential in
the most market survey member is to be realized.
The farm sector has potential to alleviate poverty among rural poor while meaningfully
engaging them in to enterprises like post harvesting, processing production of organic inputs etc.
The local communities engaged in farm sector especially the literate youth in the rural
areas are sensitive to the change taking place due to national and private development efforts.
The aspirations are growing high and demand for better amenities employment guarantee, better
quality of life are on the rise. The vision if realized in letter and spirit shall fulfill all hopes and
aspirations among the rural youth and provide them ample opportunity to prove their mantle.
Chapter - 2 District irrigation Profile
Irrigation is the artificial application of water to the land or soil. It is used to assist in the growing
of agricultural crops, maintenance of landscapes, and re-vegetation of disturbed soils in dry areas
and during periods of inadequate rainfall. There is a great necessity of irrigation in Indian
agriculture. India has a great diversity and variety of climate and weather conditions. These
conditions range from extreme of heat to extreme of cold and from extreme dryness to excessive
rainfall. Due to some reasons irrigation is needed in Indian agriculture.
Uncertainty of Monsoon rainfall both in time and place.
Irregularity in distribution of rainfall throughout the year.
Excessive rainfall causing flood.
Draught is an annual event in some areas.
India is a land of Rabi Crops. But there is not rainfall in winter months.
Some soils need more water.
Introduction of H.Y.V seeds and multiple cropping need water throughout the year.
The types of Irrigation mainly practiced in India are:
Tanks : (a) Tanks and Barrages
Well : (a) Dug Well (b) Tube Well: (i) Shallow. (ii) Deep.
Canal : Perennial (b) Non-Perennial
Rivers : Seasonal rivers / Nalas
2.1. Crop water Requirement
Crop water requirement is the water required by the plants for its survival, growth,
development and to produce economic parts. This requirement is applied either naturally by
precipitation or artificially by irrigation. Hence the crop water requirement includes all losses like:
a) Transpiration loss through leaves (T), b) Evaporation loss through soil surface in cropped area
(E), c) Amount of weather used by plants (WP) for its metabolic activities which is estimated as
less than 1% of the total water absorption. These three components cannot be separated so
easily. Hence the ET loss is taken as crop water use or crop water consumptive use. d) Other
application losses are conveyance loss, percolation loss, runoff loss, etc., (WL). e) The water
required for special purposes (WSP) like palewa operation, ploughing operation, land preparation,
leaching, requirement, for the purpose of weeding, for dissolving fertilizer and chemical, etc.
Hence the water requirement is symbolically represented as:
WR = T + E + WP + WL + WSP
(The other application losses and special purposes are mostly indented for wet land
cultivation. Hence for irrigated dry land crop the ET loss alone is accounted for crop water
requirement). The estimations of the water requirement of crop are one of the basic needs for
crop planning on the farm and for the planning of any irrigation project.
Table 2-1 Crop wise Irrigation Status in Dewas
The district has good potential for irrigation through different sources. Though most of the area
under irrigation is dependent on rainfall. If there is deficit in rainfall, the area under irrigation
drastically reduced. The major sources of irrigation in the district are Tube Wells, Dug Wells,
Tanks, Barrages and seasonal rivers. The area wise crop wise irrigation potential in the district
given as under:
Area-wise, Crop-wise Irrigation Status:
Crop
Type
Kharif (area In Ha) Rabi (Area In Ha) Zaid (Area in Ha) Total
Irrig ated
Rain fed
Total Irriga ted
Rain fed
Total Irriga ted
Rain fed
Total Irriga ted
Rain fed
Total
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
Cerals 0 433 433 174899 257 175156 0 0 0 174899 595 175494
Coares
Cerales
0 11937 11937 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12032 1232
Pules 0 5741 5741 0 135003 135003 4930 0 4930 4930 140744 145674
Oil seed 0 348150 348150 0 452 452 0 0 0 0 348602 348602
Fibre 0 10836 10836 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10836 10836
Any Other crop
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Total 0 377097 377097 174899 135712 310611 4930 0 4930 179829 512809 692638
2.2 Production and Productivity of Major Crops
Dewas is developing district of the state & important district for agriculture point of view.
Here major crops grown in the district are Soybean, Maize, Cotton in Kharif however wheat &
Chickpea in Rabi season. The prominent cropping system prevails in the district are Soybean –
Wheat and Soybean – Chickpea. The productivity of the major crop is not better since the crops
are dependent on rains. The Gram Doller of the district is very popular and producing good
quantum which supplying all over the country. Present production and productivity of major crop
in the district is given as an under:-
Agriculture
Season
Name
Of
Crops
Rainfed Irrigated Total
Are
a (
ha.)
Pro
du
ctio
n
(000m
t./y
r.)
Pro
du
ctiv
ity
(Kgs.
/ha.)
Cost
of
Cu
ltiv
ati
on
(Rs.
/ha.)
Pro
du
ctio
n
(000m
t./y
r.)
Pro
du
ctiv
ity
(Kgs.
/ha.)
Cost
of
Cu
ltiv
ati
on
(Rs.
/ha.)
Pro
du
ctio
n
(000m
t./y
r.)
Pro
du
ctiv
ity
(Kgs.
/ha.)
Cost
of
Cu
ltiv
ati
on
(Rs.
/ha.)
A. K
hari
f
Paddy 200 0.19 950 0 0 0 0.19 950
Maize 11200 14 1250 28156 0 0 0 14 1250 28156
Moong 630 0.28 450 20445 0 0 0 0.28 450 20445
Urd 320 0.14 450 20445 0 0 0 0.14 450 20445
Arhar 5100 4.21 825 23855 0 0 0 4.21 825 23855
Soybean 337360 219.28 650 35688 0 0 0 219.28 650 35688
Cotton 9350 13.56 1450 37180 0 0 0 13.56 1450 37180
B. R
ab
i
Wheat 175000 0 0 0 656.25 3750 34899 656.25 3750 34899
Maize 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Gram 145000 0 0 0 173.25 1050 31293 173.25 1050 31293
Mustard 870 0 0 0 1.48 1080 25415 1.48 1080 25415
C. Zaid Moong 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
HORTICULTURE
Types
of
Crop
Name Of
Crops
Rainfed Irrigated Total
Are
a (
ha
.)
Pro
du
ctio
n
(00
0m
t./y
r.)
Pro
du
ctiv
ity
(Kg
s./h
a.)
Co
st o
f
Cu
ltiv
ati
on
(Rs.
/ha
.)
Pro
du
ctio
n
(Met
ric
ton
e/y
r.)
Pro
du
ctiv
ity
(Ma
tric
ton
e/h
a.)
Co
st o
f
Cu
ltiv
ati
on
(Rs.
/ha
.)
Pro
du
ctio
n
(Met
ric
ton
e/y
r.)
Pro
du
ctiv
ity
(Ma
tric
ton
e/h
a.)
Co
st o
f
Cu
ltiv
ati
on
(Rs.
/ha
.)
A.V
egeta
ble
Potato 7881 0 0 0 154378 19.59 48000 154378 19.59 48000
Tomato 1920 0 0 0 74880 39.00 265000 74880 39.00 265000
Brinjal 1046 0 0 0 24184 23.12 15000 24184 23.12 15000
Pea 5720 0 0 0 38515 6.73 18000 38515 6.73 18000
Cole Crop 1712 0 0 0 47623 27.82 25000 47623 27.82 25000
Cucurbits 2750 0 0 0 45380 16.50 18000 45380 16.50 18000
Carrot 172 0 0 0 1302 7.57 12500 1302 7.57 12500
Colocasia 157 0 0 0 1922 12.24 14000 1922 12.24 14000
Okra 1034 0 0 0 16544 16.00 10500 16544 16.00 10500
Onion 5195 0 0 0 156610 30.15 25000 156610 30.15 25000
Other 934 0 0 0 9853 10.55 18000 9853 10.55 18000
B. F
ruit
s
Mango 510 0 0 0 1379 2.70 85000 1379 2.70 85000
Guava 480 0 0 0 8016 16.70 102000 8016 16.70 102000
Orange 510 0 0 0 9282 18.20 119000 9282 18.20 119000
Pomegranate 300 0 0 0 3330 11.10 112000 3330 11.10 112000
Citrus 262 0 0 0 4181 15.96 95000 4181 15.96 95000
Aonla 223 0 0 0 2060 9.24 55000 2060 9.24 55000
Other 347 0 0 0 4905 14.14 48500 4905 14.14 48500
C.F
low
ers
Marigold 335 0 0 0 3055 9.12 96500 3055 9.12 96500
Rose 120 0 0 0 509 4.24 104000 509 4.24 104000
Gladiolus 40 0 0 0 166 4.15 85000 166 4.15 85000
Glodia 206 0 0 0 4996 24.25 65000 4996 24.25 65000
Safed Bijali 144 0 0 0 3542 24.60 56000 3542 24.60 56000
Other 189 0 0 0 1089 5.76 65000 1089 5.76 65000
D.S
pic
es
Chilli 1755 0 0 0 49667 28.30 265000 49667 28.30 265000
Coriander 1325 0 0 0 38708 29.21 35000 38708 29.21 35000
Garlic 2860 0 0 0 23309 8.15 58500 23309 8.15 58500
Ginger 115 0 0 0 2427 21.10 47500 2427 21.10 47500
Turmeric 140 0 0 0 2695 19.25 22500 2695 19.25 22500
Table 2.3 Irrigated and Un irrigated Area
A total around 50% of cultivable land is under irrigation. Average rainfall of the district is 1067.08 mm with the average 38 raining days.
The much sources of irrigation are Tube well, Dug wells and Ponds. Area under command is only 17424 ha. Where canal irrigation system is
followed. The irrigated area under Tube wells, Dug wells, and Ponds, mainly depended on rains. Block wise irrigation based classification is given
as under –
(Area in Ha)
Sr.no Block Sown Area Irrigated Wholly Un- irrigated Wholly
Irrigated Partly
Irrigated
Total
1 Dewas 83593 15106 24701 39807 21052
2 Tokkhurd 52497 8785 11294 20079 20600
3 Sonkatch 46401 21175 11087 32262 13392
4 Bagli 76180 11485 18531 30016 37278
5 Kannod 72300 6800 24238 31038 33141
6 Khategaon 71613 20129 22660 42789 26328
Toatal District 402584 83480 112511 195991 151791
Source : Agricensus 2011
Chapter - 3 District Water Profile
Dynamic ground water resources of the district have been estimated for base year -2008/09 on block-
wise basis. Out 6,98,044 ha of geographical area, 5,56,382 ha ( 80%) is ground water recharge worthy
area and 1,41,662 ha (20%) is hilly area. There are six number of assessment units (block) in the
district which fall under non-command (98 %) and command (2.% Bagli and Kannod) sub units. Bagli,
Kannod and Tonkkhurd blocks of the district are categorized as safe blocks. Kahtegaon block of the
district is categorized as semi critical block (safe in 2003/04), Dewas and Sonkatch (critical in 2003/04)
blocks as over exploited with highest stage of ground water development of 113 % in Dewas block. The
net ground water availability in the district is 79,141 ham and ground water draft for all uses is 63,383
ham, making stage of ground water development 80% (66 % in 2004) as a whole for district. After
making allocation for future domestic and industrial supply for next 25 years, balance available ground
water for future irrigation would be 14,849 ham.
The ground water development in the district is being done by dug wells and bore wells. The dug wells‘
depth varies from 5 to 20 m and their diameter varies from 1 to 4 m. The bore wells drilled in the area
are 60 to 150 m deep with diameter of 100 to 150 mm.
Ground water is the main source of drinking in the district covering 1156 no. of villages. The
contribution from the ground water for irrigation comes to nearly 25% of the net sown area. The use of
ground water for irrigation purpose in non-command area is maximum. The ground water development
in the district is mainly for domestic and irrigation purposes. Nearly 75% of the population living in the
rural areas is dependent on ground water for their domestic water demand
Table 3-1 Status of Water Availability
Total 932.58 MCM water is available by all the sources. Surface water avalibility is around 141.17
MCM. However ground water is available 791.41 MCM. Source wise status of water avalibility is given in
the following table:
Sr No Sources Total availability of Water (MCM)
A Surface
1 Tanks 134.11
2 Barrages 7.06
3 Others 0
B Ground Water
1 Dug Wells, Tubwell and other 791.41
Total 932.58
Table 3-2 Status of Ground Water Availability
According to data available the Dewas and Sonkatch blocks are in critical zone while Khategaon block is
considered as semi critical zone. To improve the water table in critical zone we need to develop a
strategic plan. Over exploitation of ground water for irrigation purpose leads to following the moost of
area under critical zone. The block wise status of ground water availability is give as under :
Status of Ground Water Availability
Status of Block as per CGDB Ground Water (HaM)
Block Critical Semi -
Critical
Safe Draft Recharge Gap
Dewas Critical - - 19502.21 18164.87 -1337.34
Tokkhurd - - Safe 11717.79 11197.68 -520.11
Sonkatch Critical - - 8055.12 10985.35 2930.23
Bagli - - Safe 13455.24 20575.32 7120.08
Kannod - - Safe 8520.68 12120.09 3599.41
Khategaon - Semi-
Critical
- 10693.09 12602.22 1909.13
Total 71944.13 85645.53 13701.4
134.11
7.06
0
791.41
932.58
Total availability of Water (MCM)
Surface
Tanks
Barrages
Others
Ground Water
Dug Wells, Tubwell and other
Total
3-3 Status of Command Area
Surface water/ Rain water stand in reservoirs or flowing water in the river is distributed for irrigation
through a network which is known as command area/ canal system. A canal takes off the head work off
either a water storage dam or barrage or diversion. Good canal management result in increase
production, more benefits to its user and better living. The canal network consists of Canals,
distributetaries, water courses and field channels which are termed according to their capacity. The
status of command area in Dewas district is tabulated as water courses and field channels which are
termed according to their capacity. The status of command area in Dewas district is tabulated as
under:
Status of Command area District Dewas
Area in Ha.
Name of the
Blocks
Information of Canal Command Information on the other Services
Command Total Area
Total
Area
Developed
Area
Undeveloped
Area
Total
Area
Developed
Area
Undeveloped
Area
Developed
Command
Undeveloped
Command
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 4+7 5+8
1 Dewas 603 603 0 0 0 0 603 0
2 Sonkacha 2337 2337 0 0 0 0 2337 0
3 Tonkkhurd 2889 2889 0 0 0 0 2889 0
4 Bagli 2378 2378 0 918 918 0 3295 0
5 Kannod 4220 4220 0 3164 3029 0 7384 0
6 Khategone 135 135 0 781 781 0 916 0
Total 12562 12562 0 4862 4727 0 17424 0
3-4 Existing type of irrigation:-
In the district under surface water irrigation Barrages and Tanks covered area 17424 ha with 141.17
MCM capacity, underground water there are mostly tub wells and dug wells are main source of
irrigation about 34507 and 42955 in numbers respectively. Few water harvesting structure are also in
existence from where farmers irrigate their crops. In the water extracting device t here are mostly
electric pimps having in numbers 87733 wherever 9420 numbers of diseal pumps are also available
,block wise number of irrigation sources and its command are as given in the table :
Name of District: Dewas
Blocks/
Source of
Irrigation
Surface Irrigation (1) Ground Water (2)
Oth
er S
ou
rces
In
clu
din
g
Tra
dit
ion
al
W?H
S (
3)
Tre
ate
d e
fflu
ent
dis
charg
ed
from
ST
P
Water extraction
devices/Lift. Total
Canal Based Tanks/Ponds/Reserv
oirs
Tube
wells Open Wells
Bore
Well
Ele
ctri
city
pu
mp
(4)
Die
sel
pu
mp
(5)
Oth
ers
(6)
Irri
gati
on
sou
rces
(1+
2+
3)
Wate
r ex
tra
ctin
g u
nit
s
(4+
5+
6) Re
ma
rks
Govt.
Can
al
Com
mu
nit
y/
Pvt.
Can
al
Com
mu
nit
y P
on
ds
Incl
ud
ing S
mall
Ind
ivid
ual/
P
vt.
Pon
ds
Govt.
Res
ervoir
/
Dam
s
Govt.
Pvt.
Com
mu
nit
y/
Govt.
Pvt.
Govt.
Pvt.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
Dewas 425 0 0 0 60 0 8020 0 6629 0 0 118 0 16350 37 0 67980 0
Sonkatch 1762 0 0 0 0 0 6453 0 5660 0 0 205 0 13047 129 0 35640 370
Tonkkhurd 2808 0 0 0 0 0 2860 0 4704 0 0 81 0 9442 340 0 25963 0
Bagli 2378 0 0 0 762.6 0 6972 0 12987 0 0 155 0 20370 6848 0 51045 0
Kannod 4220 0 0 0 2330 0 3291 0 8070 0 0 834 0 12505 790 0 46833 0
Khategaon 135 0 0 0 65 0 9795 0 5691 0 0 715.6 0 16009 1275 0 56997 0
Total 11728 0 0 0 3218 0 34507 0 42955 0 0 2108.6 0 87733 9420 0 284458 370
Chapter- 4 -Water Requirement/Demand
4.1. Domestic Water Demand:
According to Froukh the term ‗domestic water demand‘ is the amount of water required for
domestic uses. Water demand forecasting is essential to water utilities, both for day-to-day
operations and for long-term planning. A number of factors like climate, culture, food habits, work
and working conditions, level and type of development, and physiology determine the domestic
requirement of water.
As per the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS), a minimum water supply of 200 litre per capita per
day (lpcd) should be provided for domestic consumption in cities with full flushing systems. It also
mentions that the amount of water supply may be reduced to 135 lpcd for the Lower Income
Group (LIG) inhabitants and the economically weaker sections (EWS) of the society and in small
towns.
Table 4-1.1: Breakup of Average Daily Domestic Water Consumption Rate
Sr. No. Water use Consumption in liter per person per day
1 Drinking 5
2 Cooking 5
3 Bathing (Including ablution) 55
4 Washing Cloths 20
5 Washing of Utentials 10
6 Cleaning of House 10
7 Flushing of Laterins 30
Total 135
Source: Central Public Health and Environmental engineering Organization
(CPHEEO India Water portal)
Table 4-1.2: Present Water Requirement/Demand
Unit (MCM)
Present Water Demand Source: CWC ,WRD,PHE
Block Population
in 2011
Decadal
Growth
Rate
Projected
Population
in 2015
Present
Water
Requirement
Projected
Population
in 2020
Water
demand in
2020
Water Gap in
2020
Dewas 505948 19.53 555353 0.074972655 604759 0.08164255 0.006669895
Tokkhurd 133783 19.53 146843 0.019823805 159910 0.02158796 0.001764155
Sonkatch 172308 19.53 189133 0.025532955 205959 0.02780457 0.002271615
Bagli 301765 19.53 331230 0.04471605 360699 0.04869446 0.00397841
Kannod 258476 19.53 283716 0.03830166 308956 0.04170911 0.00340745
Khategaon 191735 19.53 210453 0.028411155 229180 0.03093941 0.002528255
Total District 1563715 1716728 0.23175828 1869467 0.25237806 0.02061978
Estimated @ 135 litre per person per day
Estimated Gross water demand for a year
From above, the total population of the district Dewas in the year 2011 was 1563715. The
decadal growth rate for the district is 19.53% and accordingly its projected population in the year
2020 is estimated to be 1869467.
Adopted average rate of per capita domestic water requirement is 135 litre per day. Based on this
information, gross domestic water demand for the whole district for the current year is
0.23175828 MCM. Correspondingly the projected annual gross domestic water demand in the
year 2020 is 0.25237806 MCM. Thus the estimated gap in the projected annual gross domestic
water demand is 0.02061978 MCM for the district Dewas.
4.2. Crop water Demand:
It is essential to know the water requirement of a crop which is the total quantity of water
required from its sowing time up to the harvest. Naturally different crops have different water
0
100000
200000
300000
400000
500000
600000
700000
Dewas Tokkhurd Sonkatch Bagli Kannod Khategaon
Population in 2011
Project Population in 2015
Project Population in 2020
0
0.01
0.02
0.03
0.04
0.05
0.06
0.07
0.08
0.09
Dewas Tokkhurd Sonkatch Bagli Kannod Khategaon
Present Water Requirement
Water demand in 2020
Water Gap in 2020
requirements at their different stages of growth and at the same time, at different places in the
same country, depending upon the climate, type of soil, method of cultivation, effective rain fall
etc. for the that particular place. The total water required for the crop growth is not uniformly distributed over its entire life span.
Actually, the watering stops some time before harvesting of the crop. The time duration from the
first irrigation during sowing up to the last before its harvest is called the base period for that
particular crop. Though the crop period is slightly more than the base period, they do not differ
for practical purposes. The total depth of water required to raise a crop over a unit area of the
land is usually called delta. Some typical values of the delta for common crops in typically
occurring natural conditions and different regions of India are as follows:
Rice:
• 1000mm to 1500mm for heavy soils or high water table
• 1500mm to 2000mm for medium soils
• 2000 to 2500 for light soils or deep water table
• 1600mm for upland conditions
Wheat:
• 250mm to 400mm in northern India
• 500mm to 600mm in central India
Barley:
450mm
Maize:
• 100mm during rainy season
• 500mm during winter season
• 900mm during summer season
Cotton:
400 – 500mm
Sugarcane:
• 1400mm to 1500mm in Bihar
• 1600mm to 1700mm in Andhra Pradesh
• 1700mm to 1800mm in Punjab
• 2200mm to 2400mm in Madhya Pradesh • 2800mm to 3000mm in Maharashtra
(Based upon the Handbook of Agriculture (fifth edition, 2000) published by the Indian
Council of Agricultural Research)
Table 4.2.1 : Crop Water Requirement for the District Dewas
S. No Name of Crops Area sown (ha.)
Crop Water Demand
(mm)
Water Potential required (MCM)
Existing potential
Water Potential to be created
(MCM)
(MCM)
A Kharif
1 Paddy 200 1650 3.30 3.30 0.00
2 Maize 11200 750 84.00 84.00 0.00
3 Jowar 860 550 4.73 4.73 0.00
4 Pigeon Pea 5100 350 17.85 8.16 9.70
5 Green Gram 630 200 1.26 1.26 0.00
6 Black Gram 320 250 0.80 0.80 0.00
7 Soya bean 337360 800 2698.88 2120.00 578.88
8 Ground nut 350 650 2.28 2.28 0.00
9 Cotton 9350 700 65.45 39.00 26.45
Total 365370 2878.55 2263.52 615.03
B Rabi
1 Wheat 175000 500 875.00 415.00 460.00
2 Gram 145000 200 290.00 97.00 193.00
3 Pea 610 200 1.22 1.02 0.20
4 Mustard 870 200 1.74 0.72 1.02
5 Linseed 60 200 0.12 0.00 0.12
6 others 12696 400 50.78 6.00 44.78
7 fallow and westland 35600 300 106.80 0.00 106.80
8 Sugarcane 80 1200 0.96 0.96 0.00
Total 369916 1326.62 520.70 805.92
C Zaid
1 moong 5245 500 26.23 26.23 0.00
2 moong projected 16000 500 80.00 0.00 80.00
Total 21245 106.23 26.23 80.00
D Horticultural crops
1 Vege tables 28521 473 134.05 112.00 22.05
2 Fruits 2632 843 12.37 7.00 5.37
3 Flowers 701 550 3.29 1.90 1.39
4 Spices 6528 457 30.68 19.00 11.68
Total 38382 180.40 139.90 40.50
Grand total 794913 4491.79 2950.35 1541.44
4.2.2 : Crop Water Demand Block wise
Block Total Gross Cropped Area
Present water demand (MCM)
Water demand in Year 2020
(MCM)
Existing Potential (MCM)
Water Potential to be created in
year 2020 (MCM)
Dewas 170997 966.2459 1007.91 634.40 373.51
Tokkhurd 106628 602.5186 644.18 395.59 248.59
Sonkatch 96243 543.8365 585.5 357.06 228.44
Bagli 142886 807.4002 849.06 531.31 317.75
Kannod 131408 742.5419 784.2 487.55 296.65
Khategaon 146751 829.24 870.9 544.45 326.45
Total District 794913 4491.783 4741.74 2950.35 1791.39
The Crop water requirement for the district Dewas for major crops is estimated based on the
water depth required for each crop and the area sown, as given in the table 4.3. 90 percent of the
water is consumed by the Soybean, Wheat and Gram only. Total crop water demand for 2015 is
4491.78 MCM, whereas the existing water availability is 2950.35 MCM. Hence a potential of
1791.39 MCM has to be created for 2020 and in 2020 crop water demand is goes up to 4741.74
MCM.
4.3. Livestock water Demand:
Global trend in the animal production indicates a rapid and massive increase in the consumption
of livestock products. It is predicted that the meat and milk consumption will grow @ 2.8 and
0
200
400
600
800
1000
1200
Present water demand (MCM)
Water demand in Year 2020 (MCM)
Existing Potential (MCM)
Water Potential to be created in year 2020 (MCM)
3.3% per annum, respectively, in developing countries like India where the whole system of rural
economy has revolved around livestock production. Providing enough quality water is essential for
good livestock husbandry.
Water makes up to 80% of the blood and regulates the body temperature and is vital for organ
functions such as digestion, waste removal and absorption of nutrients. Understanding daily
livestock watering needs is the key function when designing a livestock watering system.
The daily water requirement of livestock varies significantly among animal species. The animal's
size and growth stage will have a strong influence on its daily water intake. Consumption rates
can be affected by environmental and management factors. Air temperature, relative humidity
and the level of animal exertion or production level are examples of these factors. The quality of
water, which includes temperature, salinity and impurities affecting the taste and odor, will also
have an effect. The water content of the animal's diet would also influence its drinking habits.
Feed with relatively high moisture content decreases the actual quantity of drinking water
required.
Table 4.3.1 gives block water demand for livestock for current year and for 2020. Number of
livestock as per 2011 census is 806469 and present water demand is 17.16 MCM. Estimation is
done based on livestock water demand which is different for types of animals.
Table 4-3.1 : Livestock water Demand
Block Total No. of
Livestock
Present water
demand (MCM)
Water demand in
Year 2020
(MCM)
Existing Potential
(MCM)
Water Potential to
be created (MCM)
Dewas 143875 3.14855 3.160884 3.14855 0.012334
Tokkhurd 92692 2.182934 2.190675 2.182934 0.007741
Sonkatch 102421 2.409524 2.418321 2.409524 0.008797
Bagli 229845 4.131982 4.152937 4.131982 0.020955
Kannod 159958 3.568396 3.582658 3.568396 0.014262
Khategaon 96678 2.269547 2.276811 2.269547 0.007264
Total District 806469 17.15765 17.22904 17.15765 0.07139
Table 4-3.2 : Water Consumption by Animal / Birds
Sr. No. Livestock Category Water Requirement
Range
Average water Use
Liter per day
1 Poultry 0.16-0.24 0.20
2 Small Animals 13-20 16.5
3 Large Animals 39-59 49
(Source: Adopted from the Nutrient Requirement of Poultry, Sheep, Cattle: 9th
edition Washington, D.C. National Research
Council, 1994)
4.4: Industrial Water Demand
The main sources of water for the industrial sector are groundwater and surface water.
Groundwater has emerged as an important source to meet the water requirement of industries.
Choice of water source depends on the assured and regular availability and supply of the desired
quantity of water and its cost of supply right from the source.
While the running cost of surface water is mainly the price paid to the supplier—the municipal
bodies; the cost of groundwater is the extraction cost—energy used (electricity/diesel). Since the
prices of all the inputs, water, electricity, and diesel are administered or regulated by the
government, the inefficient use of water remains a normal practice.Net Water demand for the
industries in the district Dewas in the current year is 9.12MCM.Industrial water demand for the
year 2020 is estimated at 12.41MCM.
(The following data is obtained from CGWB and the District Industries Department)
Table-4.4.1: Block wise Industrial Water Demand
Block Type of Industry No. of
Existing
type
Industry
Water
demand
(MCM)
No. of
Proposed
Industry in
2020
Water
demand in
Year 2020
(MCM)
Existing
potential
(MCM)
Water
Potential to be
created (MCM)
Dewas Engineering,
Food Processing
and others
544 9.125 100 10.95 1.095 9.855
Tokkhurd 0 0 0 0 0 0
Sonkatch 0 0 100 0.365 0 0.365
Bagli 0 0 100 0.365 0 0.365
Kannod 0 0 0 0 0 0
Khategaon 0 0 200 0.730 0 0.730
Total District 544 9.125 500 12.41 1.095 11.315
4.5 : Water demand for Power generation:
There is no power generation plant in the district Dewas. No additional water is required for this
purpose.
Summary of Present Water Demand and Projected Water Demand of the District for
Various sectors In the Year 2020
Table-4.6.1: Summary of Present Water Demand of the District for Various sectors (MCM): In Year 2015
Blocks Domestic Crop Livestock Industrial Power gen. Total
Dewas 0.074972655 966.2459 3.14855 9.125 0 978.594423 Tokkhurd 0.019823805 602.5186 2.182934 0 0 604.721358 Sonkatch 0.025532955 543.8365 2.409524 0 0 546.271557
Bagli 0.04471605 807.4002 4.131982 0 0 811.576898 Kannod 0.03830166 742.5419 3.568396 0 0 746.148598
Khategaon 0.028411155 829.2400 2.269547 0 0 831.537958
Total District 0.23175828 4491.783 17.15765 9.125 0 4518.29741
Table-4.6.2: Projected Water Demand of the District for Various sectors (MCM): In the Year 2020
Blocks Domestic Crop Livestock Industrial Power
gen.
Total
Dewas 0.08164255 1007.91 3.160 10.95 0 1022.10
Tokkhurd 0.02158796 644.18 2.190 0 0 646.39
Sonkatch 0.02780457 585.5 2.41 0.365 0 588.31
Bagli 0.04869446 849.06 4.15 0.365 0 853.62
Kannod 0.04170911 784.2 3.58 0 0 787.82
Khategaon 0.03093941 870.9 2.27 0.73 0 873.93
Total District 0.25237806 4741.74 17.22 12.41 0 4771.63
Based on the above estimation, it is reflected that total current water requirement for the entire
district Dewas is 4518.29741 MCM. Highest water requirement is in the block Dewas and lowest
requirement is in the block Sonkatch of the district. Due to rapid urbanization and increasing
population, in the year 2020, the projected total water requirement for the entire district would
be about 4771.63 MCM.
4.7 Water Budget:
A water budget for a region reflects the relationship between the water inputs from its different
sources and output required for water consumption or requirement for various purposes for that
region. Thus we have a direct comparison of total quantity of water available from its various
sources and various water demands put on them. The following data provides current (Year 2015)
and projected total water requirement (Year 2020) between the current availability of water and
its demand in the district Dewas.
Table : 4.7.1: Water Budget
Water Demand (MCM) Available Water (MCM) Water Potential to be Generated
(MCM)
Year
Do
mes
tic
Irri
gati
on
(g
ap)
Live
Sto
ck
Ind
ust
rial
Tota
l
Year
Surf
ace
Wat
er
Gro
un
d
Wat
er
Tota
l
2020 0.26 1791.39 17.16 12.41 1821.2 2015 141.17 791.41 932.58 888.64
The demand for water increase with expanding population, livestock, Industrial etc. It is
estimated that 0.26 MCM for domestic purposes, 12.41 MCM water is needed for Industry and
17.16 MCM for Livestock. The available and created water resources have to be very efficient
utilized by minimizing water losses in the irrigation system, more efficient water management in
the crop land by enhancing use of micro irrigation systems.
Chapter -5 Strategic Action plan
Water is essential for sustaining life and at the same time, it is an important component
for almost all developmental plans. Obviously the schemes for development of water resources for
beneficial use of the society have been taken up since the time immemorial. Considerable
progress has been made in respect of water resources development in India after independence
through various Plans and such developments have helped in almost five fold increase in creation
of irrigation potential. Total created irrigation potential at pre-Plan period was about 22.6 million
hectares (Mha) which at present is about 108.2 Mha. There has also been appreciable
development in the areas of drinking water supply and other uses. However, growing population,
urbanization and industrialization has led to considerable increase in demand of water for various
purposes e.g., irrigation, domestic needs, industrial requirements etc.
In this regard, it may be mentioned that the water sector has very strong linkages with all other
developmental activities. In view of fast changing development scenario, it is emphasized that the
key priorities and identified strategies cannot be considered as static and firm. These need to be
reviewed and improved upon from time to time. In this regard a comprehensive ―Strategic Plan
for District Irrigation‖ has been preparedthrough geospatial approach:
5.1. Methodology
Diverse research methodologies using RS and GIS have been applied by different authors to
identify potential rainwater harvestings in remote and data scarce areas; in most of these
methods, thematic maps are derived from remote sensing data and integrated in GIS to evaluate
suitable sites for rainwater harvesting. Remote sensing is of immense use for natural resources
mapping and generating necessary spatial database required as an input for GIS analysis. GIS is
a tool for collecting, storing and analyzing spatial and non - spatial data, and developing a model
based on local factors can be used to evaluate appropriate natural resources development and
management action plans. Both these techniques can complement each other to be used as an
effective tool for selecting suitable sites for water harvesting structures.
In assessment of proposed rainwater harvesting structures potential using GIS and RS, outlines
six key factors that require to be integrated into a GIS framework in order to successfully develop
a suitable model for RWH. This include; rainfall, hydrology (rainfall runoff relationships), slope,
land cover, soils (texture, structure, depth) and socio-economics of the area under consideration.
The following criteria have been followed for making decision on selecting suitable site for various
water harvesting structures as per Integrated Mission for Sustainable Development (IMSD)
guidelines.
Check dams
The slope should be less than 15 per cent.
The land use may be barren, shrub land and riverbed.
The infiltration rate of the soil should be less.
The type of soil should be sandy clay loam.
Percolation tanks and nala bunds
The slope should be less than 10 per cent.
The infiltration rate of the soil should be moderately high.
The land use / cover may be barren or scrub land.
The type of soil should be silt loam.
The suitability of WHS sites can be confirmed as the site is located on second and third order
drainage and satisfies the conditions of land use, soil type and slope as per IMSD guidelines.
Water harvesting structures are extremely important to conserve precious natural resources like,
soil and water, which is depleting day by day at alarming rate. The following table provide
strategic action plan for irrigation for each block as well as for whole district and estimated costs
and period of implementation.
5.2. Prioritization of Blocks and activity for Strategic Planning
The prioritization is the heart of the programme in which any programme will be implemented.
Some of the important activities to be included in first phase or first year and some of the activity
included in last year or last phase. For prioritization of the activity and block fallowing criteria has
been adopted.
1. Map the present situation.
2. Talk to local peoples and public representatives.
3. Availability of Resources.
4. Poverty Index.
5. Percentage of SC & ST Population.
6. Percentage of Formers .
7. Cropping Intensity.
8. Ground Water Situation.
9. Available of Degraded Land. 10. Land Capability Status.
11. Percentage of Irrigated area to total cropped area.
Table 5-1 Component wise and year wise Strategic Action plan
Comonent 1st year 2nd year 3rd year 4th year 5th year Total cost
(Rs.in
Crore)
AIBP 0 0 0 0 0 0
Her Khet ko pani 26.00 59.00 48.00 39.00 24.71 196.71
MGNREGA 40.6 54.12 55.14 59.85 61.61 271.32
Pr Drop More Crop 58.16 83.78 83.78 83.78 83.78 393.28
PMKSY(IWMP) 22.9 11.05 11.14 3.33 2.08 50.50
Grand Total 147.66 207.95 198.06 185.96 172.18 911.81
Table 5-2 Total Proposed Structures
Structure Total no.
Water
Storage/structure
(cum)
Total Water
Storage(cum)
Stop Dam 996 3500 3486000 Chek Dam 1255 2500 3137500
Tank 186 4500 837000 Sunken Pond 0 0 0 Farm Pond 3590 2200 7898000
Earthen Chek 0 0 0 Percolation Tank 333 2000 666000 Contour Trenches 91599 1 91599
Gabion 1631 0 0
LBS 1346 0 0 Dikes 197 0 0
Soak Pit 457 0 0
Dug Well Recharge 2778 0 0 Recharge Shaft 0 0 0
Dug Well 0 0 0 Total 104368 16116099
Total Water storage 16.11 MCM
Table 5.2 Water Saving
Component Area in ha. Water Saving /work Total water saving
in (cum)
Land Development 151000 1000 151000000
Drip Irrigation 15000 3000 45000000
Sprinklers 50000 2000 100000000
On Going Watershed Activity
On Going Project PMKSY (IWMP)
Name of Block Project Year Area Cost in lakh
Rs.
Dewas IWMP 1 2010-11 6066 728
Bagli IWMP 2 2010-11 5491 659
Sonkacch IWMP 3 2010-11 4538 545
Kannod IWMP 4 2010-11 5695 683
Sonkacch IWMP 6 2012-13 6643 797
Bagli IWMP 7 2012-13 6609 793
Bagli IWMP 8 2012-13 6035 724
Dewas IWMP 9 2014-15 5048 606
Bagli IWMP 10 2014-15 3950 474
Kannod IWMP 12 2014-15 5471 657
Total 55546 6666
Proposed Work by MP & MLA
S.No. Name of proposed work
Block Amount in Lakh Rs.
Remarks
1 Tanks/Stop dam Dewas 20.00
2 Tanks/Stop dam Tonkkhurd 20.00
3 Tanks/Stop dam Sonkutch 20.00
4 Tanks/Stop dam Bagli 20.00
5 Tanks/Stop dam Kannod 20.00
6 Tanks/Stop dam Khategaon 20.00
Fund Required from PMKSY (IWMP) on Going Project (Rs.in Lakh)
Name of
Block
Project 1st year 2nd year 3rd year 4th year 5th year Total cost
(Rs.in Crore)
Dewas IWMP 1 3.95 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 3.95
Bagli IWMP 2 2.94 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 2.94
Sonkutch IWMP 3 2.41 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 2.41
Kannod IWMP 4 5.34 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 5.34
Sonkutch IWMP 6 2.30 2.10 2.05 0.00 0.00 6.45
Bagli IWMP 7 1.82 2.67 2.67 0.00 0.00 7.16
Bagli IWMP 8 1.31 2.40 2.40 0.00 0.00 6.10
Dewas IWMP 9 0.61 1.68 1.82 0.93 0.61 5.64
Bagli IWMP 10 0.79 1.00 1.00 1.00 0.56 4.35
Kannod IWMP 12 1.43 1.20 1.20 1.40 0.92 6.14
Total 22.90 11.05 11.14 3.33 2.08 50.50
Water Use Association in district Dewas
The jal Upbhokta Santha of the existing irrigation water bodies formed by Water
Resources department in district is 24
Sr.No. Name of project Name of Department
Name of The WUA
Kannod 1 Chandrakeshar Dam Water Recourses
Department Division Dewas
(1) Kantafod, (2)Satwas, (3) Jansur, (4)Rehmanpura
2 Borani Tank (5) Borani
3 Satwas Tank (5) Borani
Bagli
4 Koop Tank (6) Koop
5 Bhikupura Tank (7) Bhikupura
6 Pankua Tank No.1 (8) Pankua
7 Pankua No.2 (8) Pankua
8 Paras Tank (9) Paras
9 Bori Tank (10) Bori
10 Dangrakheda Tank (10) Bori
11 Mahigaon Tank (11) Mahigaon
12 Mendia Tank
13 Patadi Tank (12) Nagda
Sr.No. Name of project Name of Department
Name of The WUA
Dewas Water Recourses Department Division Dewas
14 Amlawati Tank (13) Sindhani
15 NagdaTank (12) Nagda
16 Sidhni Tank (13) Sindhani
17 Satbarli Tank (12) Nagda
18 SiyaTank (13) Sindhani
Sonkatch
19 Aghera Tank (14) Momanpura
20 Arniya LIS (15) Ganjpura
21 Bhutia Tank (16) Pipalranwa
22 Chayyan Maina Tank (17) Chhayanmaina
23 Dehri LIS (15) Ganjpura
24 Ganjpura LIS (15) Ganjpura
25 Lakumdi Tank (16) Pipalranwa
26 Momanpura Tank (14) Momanpura
27 New Rajanal Tank (18) New Rajanal
28 Orni Tank (19) Orani
29 Pipal Ranwa
(16) Pipalranwa
Tonkkhurd
30 Bhesa khedi Tank (20) Bhesa khedi
31 Chandgarh Tank (21) Chandgarh
32 Chidawad Tank (22) Chidawad
33 Guradia Tank (23) Guradia Surdas
34 Guradia SurdasTank (23) Guradia Surdas
35 PadliaTank (22) Chidawad
36 Sadak Piplia Tank (22) Chidawad
Khategone
37 Taklikheda Tank (24) Taklikheda
Details of Lined & unlined Canal of Existing of the
Irrigation tanks
Sno Type of Canal Lined (in KM) Unlined (in KM) Total (in KM) Cost (in Lakhs)
1 Main Canal 23.44 116.35 139.79 2327.00
2 Distributary Canal 0.00 9.63 9.63 173.34
3 Minor Canal 0.00 71.54 71.54 1144.64
Total 23.44 197.52 220.96 3644.98
Table Action Plan 2016-17
Component Proposed Amount (Rs.in Crore)
Command area (In Ha)
AIBP 0.00 0
Har Khet ko Pani 26.00 1300
Per Drop More Crop 58.16 9960
PMKSY
(IWMP+MGNREGS) 63.50 2560
Total 147.66 13820
Lined17%
Unlined83%
Details of Lined & Unlined Irrigation Canals of the WRD Tanks
Department Wise Budget Provision
Comonent 1st year 2nd year 3rd year 4th year 5th year Total cost
(Rs.in
Crore)
DOLR/MORD 63.5 65.17 66.28 63.18 63.69 321.82
MOA & FW-
DAC&FW 58.16 83.78 83.78 83.78 83.78 393.28
MOUD 0 0 0 0 0 0
MOWR 26 59 48 39 24.71 196.71
Grand Total 147.66 207.95 198.06 185.96 172.18 911.81
Annexure 1 Tables for collecting information on DIP
Water Resources Division Dewas
Chapter V: Strategic Action Plan for Irrigation in District Under PMSKY :
5- Strategic Action Plan for irrigation in District Under PMSKY
S.No.
Name of
the
Blocks/Sub
Disticts
Concerned
Ministry/
Department
Compon
ent Activity
Name of
Project
Total
Number
Capacity
(mcum)
Command
Area/
Irrigation
Potential(Ha.)
Period of
Implementation
(5/7 yrs.)
Estimat
ed
cost(In
lakhs)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
1 - MoWR AIBP Major
Irrigation - - - - - -
2 - MoWR - Medium
Irrigation - - - - - -
Annexure 1 Tables for collacting information on DIP
3 Sonkutch MoWR Har khet
ko pani
Surface Minor
Irrigation
Bisakhedi
Barrage 1 0.614 215 5 296.25
4 Sonkutch
MoWR Har khet
ko pani
Surface Minor
Irrigation
Kheriashau
Barrage 1 0.600 210 5 241.74
5 Sonkutch
MoWR Har khet
ko pani
Surface Minor
Irrigation
Eklera
Barrage 1 1.314 460 5 682.8
Total 3 2.528 885 15 1220.79
6 Bagali MoWR Har khet
ko pani
Surface Minor
Irrigation
Chatarpur
01 Barrage 1 0.114 40 3 52
7 Bagali MoWR Har khet
ko pani
Surface Minor
Irrigation
Chatarpur
02 Barrage 1 0.143 50 3 65
8 Bagali MoWR Har khet
ko pani
Surface Minor
Irrigation
Nayapura
Barrage 1 0.129 45 3 58.5
9 Bagali MoWR Har khet
ko pani
Surface Minor
Irrigation
Awalda 01
Barrage 1 0.157 55 3
71.5
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
10 Bagali MoWR Har khet
ko pani
Surface Minor
Irrigation
Awalda 02
Barrage 1 0.186 65 3 84.5
11 Bagali MoWR Har khet
ko pani
Surface Minor
Irrigation
Samgi
Barrage 1 0.429 150 4 195
12 Bagali MoWR Har khet
ko pani
Surface Minor
Irrigation
Dhawdia
Barrage 1 0.129 45 3 58.5
13 Bagali MoWR Har khet
ko pani
Surface Minor
Irrigation
Rajgarh
Barrage 1 0.157 55 3 71.5
14 Bagali MoWR Har khet
ko pani
Surface Minor
Irrigation
Paras
Barrage 1 0.243 85 4 110.5
15 Bagali MoWR Har khet
ko pani
Surface Minor
Irrigation
Ankheli
Barrage 1 0.457 160 5 208
16 Bagali MoWR Har khet
ko pani
Surface Minor
Irrigation
Mail Ghat
Barrage 1 0.486 170 5 234
17 Bagli MoWR Har khet
ko pani
Surface Minor
Irrigation
Piplia
Lohar
Barrage
1 0.600 210 5 320
18 Bagli MoWR Har khet
ko pani
Surface Minor
Irrigation
Patpadi
Tank 1 5.280 1848 7 6086.36
19 Bagali MoWR Har khet
ko pani
Surface Minor
Irrigation
Borekhaliy
a Tank 1 1.149 402 6 1367
Total 14 9.659 3380 56 8982.36
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
20 Kannod MoWR Har khet ko
pani
Surface
Minor
Irrigation
Bhandaria
Barrage 1 0.600 210 5 357
21 Kannod MoWR Har khet ko
pani
Surface
Minor
Irrigation
Mansuria
Barrage 1 0.571 200 5 290
22 Kannod MoWR Har khet ko
pani
Surface
Minor
Irrigation
Ratway
Barrage 1 0.600 210 5 279.5
Total 3 1.771 620 15 926.5
23 Khategone MoWR Har khet ko
pani
Surface
Minor
Irrigation
Jamner
Kundgone
Barrage
1 0.629 220 5 340
24 Khategone MoWR Har khet ko
pani
Surface
Minor
Irrigation
Bandi
Barrage 1 0.600 210 5 276.9
25 Khategone MoWR Har khet ko
pani
Surface
Minor
Irrigation
Bhukiya
Barrage 1 0.614 215 5 280.8
26 Khategone MoWR Har khet ko
pani
Surface
Minor
Irrigation
Kana
Barrage 1 0.629 220 6 288.6
27 Khategone MoWR Har khet ko
pani
Surface
Minor
Irrigation
Kherkheda
Barrage 1 0.686 240 5 388.8
28 Khategone MoWR Har khet ko
pani
Surface
Minor
Irrigation
Puroni
Barrage 1 0.600 210 5 347.2
29 Khategone MoWR Har khet ko
pani
Surface
Minor
Irrigation
Sandalpur
Barrage 1 0.600 210 5 274.3
Total 7 4.358 1525 36 2196.6
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
30 Dewas MoWR Har khet
ko pani
Canal liining
works of
unlined
Canal of
Irrigation
Tanks
2 Medium
project &
35 Minor
tanks
Project
(As per
Annexure -
)
37 79.92 14545 3644.98
31 Dewas MoWR Har khet
ko pani
Command
Area
Development
Works
Datuni
Tank 1 49.13 9900 5 2700.00
Total
38 129.05 24445 5 6344.98
Grand Total
65 147.366 30855 128 19671.23
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 2016-17 MoA&FW
District Dewas
S. no. Component Activity No. Of
Units
Unit Cost
Rs
As per
scheme
norms
maxi.
Subsidy
Estimated
cost Rs in
Crore
Irrigation
Potential/ Command
Area
enhanced
in Hectares
Main
scheme
Concerned
Ministry
Concerned
Department
1
PE
R D
RO
P M
OR
E C
RO
P
Drip 2500 100000 80000 20 2500 RKVY MoA&FW Do H
2 Sprinkler 2500 25000 15000 3.75 2500 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
3 Rain guns 300 50000 15000 0.45 300 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
4 On farm managment Pipe line etc.
2200 70000 15000 3.3 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
5 Desal Electric Pump 2000 25000 10000 2 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
6 Land Development 25000 5000 NA 12.5 - NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
7 Talab 200 250000 100000 2 200 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
8 Water Harwesting Structure
50 2000000 2000000 10 1000 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
9 Check Dam 50 200000 200000 1 50 NAMSA MoA&FW Do AH
10
Ca
pa
city B
uild
ing E
xte
nsio
n
Activitie
s
Training to field Staffs 25 36000 36000 0.09 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
11 Training to Farmer 50 24000 24000 0.12 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
12 Exposer Visit Within State
- 400/man
day 400/man
day 0.36 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
13 Exposer Visit Out Of State
- 800/man
day 800/man
day 0.72 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
14 Workshop District level 1 400000 400000 0.04 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
15 Workshop Block level 6 100000 100000 0.06 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
16 Demonstration 4025 4000 4000 1.61 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
17 IEC Activities - - - 0.16 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
Total 58.16
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIALYEAR 2016-17 MoA&FW
Block - Dewas
S.no. Component Activity No. Of
Units
Unit Cost Rs
As per scheme norms maxi.
Subsidy
Estimated cost Rs in
Crore
Irrigation Potential/Command Area enhanced in
Hectares
Main scheme
Concerned Ministry
Concerned Department
1
PE
R D
RO
P M
OR
E C
RO
P
Drip 400 100000 80000 3.2 400 RKVY MoA&FW Do H
2 Sprinkler 400 25000 15000 0.6 400 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
3 Rain guns 50 50000 15000 0.075 50 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
4 On farm managment Pipe line etc.
350 70000 15000 0.525 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
5 Desal Electric Pump 330 25000 10000 0.33 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
6 Land Development 4100 5000 - 2.05 - NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
7 Talab 30 250000 100000 0.3 30 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
8 Water Harwesting Structure
8 2000000 2000000 1.6 160 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
9 Check Dam 8 200000 200000 0.16 8 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
10
Ca
pa
city B
uild
ing E
xte
nsio
n
Activitie
s
Training to field Staffs 4 36000 36000 0.015 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
11 Training to Farmer 8 24000 24000 0.02 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
12 Exposer Visit Within State
- 400 400/man
day 0.06 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
13 Exposer Visit Out Of State
- 800 800/man
day 0.12 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
14 Workshop District level 1 400000 400000 0.04 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
15 Workshop Block level 1 100000 100000 0.01 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
16 Demonstration 670 4000 4000 0.268 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
17 IEC Activities 0 0 0 0.035 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
Total 9.408
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 2016-17 MoA&FW
Block - Tonkkhurd
S.no. Component Activity No. Of
Units
Unit Cost Rs
As per scheme norms maxi.
Subsidy
Estimated cost Rs in
Crore
Irrigation Potential/Command Area enhanced in
Hectares
Main scheme
Concerned Ministry
Concerned Department
1
PE
R D
RO
P M
OR
E C
RO
P
Drip 400 100000 80000 3.2 400 RKVY MoA&FW Do H
2 Sprinkler 400 25000 15000 0.6 400 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
3 Rain guns 50 50000 15000 0.075 50 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
4 On farm managment Pipe line etc.
350 70000 15000 0.525 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
5 Desal Electric Pump 330 25000 10000 0.33 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
6 Land Development 4100 5000 - 2.05 - NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
7 Talab 50 250000 100000 0.5 50 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
8 Water Harwesting Structure
8 2000000 2000000 1.6 160 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
9 Check Dam 8 200000 200000 0.16 8 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
10
Ca
pa
city B
uild
ing E
xte
nsio
n
Activitie
s
Training to field Staffs 4 36000 36000 0.015 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
11 Training to Farmer 8 24000 24000 0.02 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
12 Exposer Visit Whithin State
- 400/man
day 400/ man
day 0.06 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
13 Exposer Visit Out Of State
- 800/ man
day 800/ man
day 0.12 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
14 Workshop Block level 1 100000 100000 0.01 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
15 Demonstration 670 4000 4000 0.268 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
16 IEC Activities 0 0 0 0.025 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
Total 9.558
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 2016-17 MoA&FW
Block - Sonkatch
S.no. Component Activity No. Of
Units
Unit Cost Rs
As per scheme norms maxi.
Subsidy
Estimated cost Rs in
Crore
Irrigation Potential/Command Area enhanced in
Hectares
Main scheme
Concerned Ministry
Concerned Department
1
PE
R D
RO
P M
OR
E C
RO
P
Drip 400 100000 80000 3.2 400 RKVY MoA&FW Do H
2 Sprinkler 400 25000 15000 0.6 400 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
3 Rain guns 50 50000 15000 0.075 50 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
4 On farm managment Pipe line etc.
400 70000 15000 0.6 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
5 Desal Electric Pump 330 25000 10000 0.33 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
6 Land Development 4100 5000 5000 2.05 - NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
7 Talab 30 250000 100000 0.3 30 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
8 Water Harwesting Structure
8 2000000 2000000 1.6 160 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
9 Check Dam 8 200000 200000 0.16 8 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
10
Ca
pa
city B
uild
ing
Exte
nsio
n A
ctivitie
s
Training to field Staffs 4 36000 36000 0.015 0 ATMA MoA&FW Do A
11 Training to Farmer 8 24000 24000 0.02 0 ATMA MoA&FW Do A
12 Exposer Visit Within State
- 400 400/ man
day 0.06 0 ATMA MoA&FW Do A
13 Exposer Visit Out Of State
- 800 800/ man
day 0.12 0 ATMA MoA&FW Do A
14 Workshop Block level 1 100000 100000 0.01 0 ATMA MoA&FW Do A
15 Demonstration 670 4000 4000 0.268 0 ATMA MoA&FW Do A
16 IEC Activities 0 0 0 0.025 0 ATMA MoA&FW Do A
Total 9.433
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 2016-17 MoA&FW
Block - Bagli
S.no. Component Activity No. Of
Units
Unit Cost Rs
As per scheme norms maxi.
Subsidy
Estimated cost Rs in
Crore
Irrigation Potential/Command Area enhanced in
Hectares
Main scheme
Concerned Ministry
Concerned Department
1
PE
R D
RO
P M
OR
E C
RO
P
Drip 500 100000 80000 4 400 RKVY MoA&FW Do H
2 Sprinkler 400 25000 15000 0.6 400 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
3 Rain guns 50 50000 15000 0.075 50 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
4 On farm managment
Pipe line etc. 400 70000 15000 0.6 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
5 Desal Electric Pump 330 25000 10000 0.33 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
6 Land Development 4500 5000 - 2.25 - NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
7 Talab 30 250000 100000 0.3 30 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
8 Water Harwesting
Structure 10 2000000 2000000 2 200 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
9 Check Dam 10 200000 200000 0.2 10 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
10
Ca
pa
city B
uild
ing
Exte
nsio
n A
ctivitie
s
Training to field Staffs 4 36000 36000 0.015 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
11 Training to Farmer 8 24000 24000 0.02 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
12 Exposer Visit Whithin
State - 400
400/ man day
0.06 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
13 Exposer Visit Out Of
State - 800
800/man day
0.12 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
14 Workshop Block level 1 100000 100000 0.01 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
15 Demonstration 675 4000 4000 0.27 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
16 IEC Activities - - - 0.025 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
Total 10.875
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 2016-17 MoA&FW
Block - Kannod
S.no. Component Activity No. Of Units
Unit Cost Rs
As per scheme norms maxi.
Subsidy
Estimated cost Rs in
Crore
Irrigation Potential/Command Area enhanced in
Hectares
Main scheme
Concerned Ministry
Concerned Department
1
PE
R D
RO
P M
OR
E C
RO
P
Drip 400 100000 80000 3.2 400 RKVY MoA&FW Do H
2 Sprinkler 400 25000 15000 0.6 400 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
3 Rain guns 50 50000 15000 0.075 50 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
4 On farm managment
Pipe line etc. 350 70000 15000 0.525 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
5 Desal Electric Pump 330 25000 10000 0.33 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
6 Land Development 4100 5000 - 2.05 - NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
7 Talab 30 250000 100000 0.3 30 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
8 Water Harwesting
Structure 8 2000000 2000000 1.6 160 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
9 Check Dam 8 200000 200000 0.16 8 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
10
Ca
pa
city B
uild
ing
Exte
nsio
n A
ctivitie
s
Training to field Staffs 4 36000 36000 0.015 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
11 Training to Farmer 8 24000 24000 0.02 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
12 Exposer Visit Whithin
State - 36000 36000 0.06 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
13 Exposer Visit Out Of
State - 24000 24000 0.12 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
14 Workshop Block level 1 100000 100000 0.01 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
15 Demonstration 670 4000 4000 0.268 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
16 IEC Activities 0 0 0 0.025 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
Total 9.358
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 2016-17 MoA&FW
Block - Khategaon
S.no. Component Activity No. Of Units
Unit Cost Rs
As per scheme norms maxi.
Subsidy
Estimated cost Rs in
Crore
Irrigation Potential/Command Area enhanced in
Hectares
Main scheme
Concerned Ministry
Concerned Department
1
PE
R D
RO
P M
OR
E C
RO
P
Drip 400 100000 80000 3.2 400 RKVY MoA&FW Do H
2 Sprinkler 500 25000 15000 0.75 500 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
3 Rain guns 50 50000 15000 0.075 50 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
4 On farm managment
Pipe line etc. 350 70000 15000 0.525 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
5 Desal Electric Pump 350 25000 10000 0.35 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
6 Land Development 4100 5000 - 2.05 - NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
7 Talab 30 250000 100000 0.3 30 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
8 Water Harvesting
Structure 8 2000000 2000000 1.6 160 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
9 Check Dam 8 200000 200000 0.16 8 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
10
Ca
pa
city B
uild
ing
Exte
nsio
n A
ctivitie
s
Training to field Staffs 4 36000 36000 0.015 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
11 Training to Farmer 8 24000 24000 0.02 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
12 Exposer Visit Within
State - 400
400/ man day
0.06 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
13 Exposer Visit Out Of
State - 800
800/ man day
0.12 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
14 Workshop Block level 1 100000 100000 0.01 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
15 Demonstration 670 4000 4000 0.268 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
16 IEC Activities - - - 0.025 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
Total 9.528
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 2017-18 MoA&FW
District Dewas
S.no. Component Activity No. Of Units
Unit Cost Rs
As per scheme norms maxi.
Subsidy
Estimated cost Rs in
Crore
Irrigation Potential/Command Area enhanced in
Hectares
Main scheme
Concerned Ministry
Concerned Department
1
PE
R D
RO
P M
OR
E C
RO
P
Drip 3600 100000 80000 28.8 3600 RKVY MoA&FW Do H
2 Sprinkler 4200 25000 15000 6.3 4200 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
3 Rain guns 600 50000 15000 0.9 600 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
4 On farm managment Pipe
line etc. 4200 70000 15000 6.3 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
5 Desal Electric Pump 3000 25000 10000 3 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
6 Land Development 39600 5000 NA 19.8 - NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
7 Talab 300 250000 100000 3 300 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
8 Water Harwesting
Structure 60 2000000 2000000 12 1200 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
9 Check Dam 60 200000 200000 1.2 60 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
10
Capacity B
uild
ing E
xte
nsio
n
Activitie
s
Training to field Staffs 25 36000 36000 0.09 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
11 Training to Farmer 60 24000 24000 0.144 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
12 Exposer Visit Within State - 400 400/ man
day 0.36 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
13 Exposer Visit Out Of State - 800 800/man
day 0.72 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
14 Workshop District level 1 400000 400000 0.04 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
15 Workshop Block level 6 100000 100000 0.06 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
16 Demonstration 2250 4000 4000 0.9 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
17 IEC Activities - - - 0.166 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
Total 83.78
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIALYEAR 2017-18 MoA&FW
Block - Dewas
S. no.
Component Activity No. Of Units
Unit Cost Rs
As per scheme
norms maxi. Subsidy
Estimated cost Rs in
Crore
Irrigation Potential/Command Area enhanced in
Hectares
Main scheme
Concerned Ministry
Concerned Department
1
PE
R D
RO
P M
OR
E C
RO
P
Drip 600 100000 80000 4.8 600 RKVY MoA&FW Do H
2 Sprinkler 700 25000 15000 1.05 700 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
3 Rain guns 100 50000 15000 0.15 100 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
4 On farm managment Pipe
line etc. 700 70000 15000 1.05 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
5 Desal Electric Pump 500 25000 10000 0.5 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
6 Land Development 6600 5000 NA 3.3 - NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
7 Talab 50 250000 100000 0.5 50 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
8 Water Harwesting
Structure 10 2000000 2000000 2 200 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
9 Check Dam 10 200000 200000 0.2 10 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
10
Capacity B
uild
ing E
xte
nsio
n
Activitie
s
Training to field Staffs 4 36000 36000 0.015 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
11 Training to Farmer 10 24000 24000 0.024 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
12 Exposer Visit Within State - 400 400/man
day 0.06 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
13 Exposer Visit Out Of State - 800 800/man
day 0.12 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
14 Workshop District level 1 400000 400000 0.04 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
15 Workshop Block level 1 100000 100000 0.01 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
16 Demonstration 375 4000 4000 0.15 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
17 IEC Activities - - - 0.027 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
Total 13.996
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 2017-18 MoA&FW
Block - Tonkkhurd
S.no. Component Activity No. Of
Units
Unit Cost Rs
As per scheme norms maxi.
Subsidy
Estimated cost Rs in
Crore
Irrigation Potential/Command Area enhanced in
Hectares
Main scheme
Concerned Ministry
Concerned Department
1
PE
R D
RO
P M
OR
E C
RO
P
Drip 600 100000 80000 4.8 600 RKVY MoA&FW Do H
2 Sprinkler 700 25000 15000 1.05 700 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
3 Rain guns 100 50000 15000 0.15 100 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
4 On farm managment
Pipe line etc. 700 70000 15000 1.05 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
5 Desal Electric Pump 500 25000 10000 0.5 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
6 Land Development 6600 5000 5000 3.3 - NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
7 Talab 50 250000 100000 0.5 50 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
8 Water Harwesting
Structure 10 2000000 2000000 2 200 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
9 Check Dam 10 200000 200000 0.2 10 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
10
Capacity B
uild
ing E
xte
nsio
n
Activitie
s
Training to field Staffs 4 36000 36000 0.015 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
11 Training to Farmer 10 10000 10000 0.024 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
12 Exposer Visit Within
State - 400
400/man day
0.06 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
13 Exposer Visit Out Of
State - 800
800/ man day
0.12 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
14 Workshop Block level 1 100000 100000 0.01 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
15 Demonstration 350 4000 4000 0.14 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
16 IEC Activities - - - 0.027 ATMA MoA&FW Do A
Total 13.946
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 2017-18 MoA&FW
Block - sonkatch
S.no. Component Activity No. Of Units
Unit Cost Rs
As per scheme norms maxi.
Subsidy
Estimated cost Rs in
Crore
Irrigation Potential/Command Area enhanced in
Hectares
Main scheme
Concerned Ministry
Concerned Department
1
PE
R D
RO
P M
OR
E C
RO
P
Drip 600 100000 80000 4.8 600 RKVY MoA&FW Do H
2 Sprinkler 700 25000 15000 1.05 700 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
3 Rain guns 100 50000 15000 0.15 100 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
4 On farm managment Pipe
line etc. 700 70000 15000 1.05 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
5 Desal Electric Pump 500 25000 10000 0.5 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
6 Land Development 6600 5000 5000 3.3 - NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
7 Talab 50 250000 100000 0.5 50 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
8 Water Harwesting
Structure 10 2000000 2000000 2 200 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
9 Check Dam 10 200000 200000 0.2 10 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
10
Capacity B
uild
ing E
xte
nsio
n
Activitie
s
Traning to field Staffs 4 36000 36000 0.015 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
11 Traning to Farmer 10 10000 10000 0.024 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
12 Exposer Visit Whithin
State - 400
400/man day
0.06 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
13 Exposer Visit Out Of State - 800 800/ man
day 0.12 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
14 Workshop Block level 1 100000 100000 0.01 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
15 Demonstration 350 4000 4000 0.14 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
16 IEC Activities - - - 0.027 ATMA MoA&FW Do A
Total 13.946
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIALYEAR 2017-18 MoA&FW
Block - Bagli
S.no. Component Activity No. Of
Units
Unit Cost Rs
As per scheme norms maxi.
Subsidy
Estimated cost Rs in
Crore
Irrigation Potential/Command Area enhanced in
Hectares
Main scheme
Concerned Ministry
Concerned Department
1
PE
R D
RO
P M
OR
E C
RO
P
Drip 600 100000 80000 4.8 600 RKVY MoA&FW Do H
2 Sprinkler 700 25000 15000 1.05 700 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
3 Rain guns 100 50000 15000 0.15 100 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
4 On farm managment Pipe
line etc. 700 70000 15000 1.05 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
5 Desal Electric Pump 500 25000 10000 0.5 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
6 Land Development 6600 5000 NA 3.3 - NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
7 Talab 50 250000 100000 0.5 50 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
8 Water Harwesting
Structure 10 2000000 2000000 2 200 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
9 Check Dam 10 200000 200000 0.2 10 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
10
Capacity B
uild
ing E
xte
nsio
n
Activitie
s
Training to field Staffs 4 20000 20000 0.015 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
11 Training to Farmer 10 10000 10000 0.024 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
12 Exposer Visit Within State - 400/manday 400/man
day 0.06 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
13 Exposer Visit Out Of State - 800/man
day 800/man
day 0.12 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
14 Workshop Block level 1 100000 100000 0.01 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
15 Demonstration 400 4000 4000 0.16 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
16 IEC Activities - - - 0.031 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
Total 13.97
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 2017-18 MoA&FW
Block - Kannod
S.no. Component Activity No. Of
Units
Unit Cost Rs
As per scheme norms maxi.
Subsidy
Estimated cost Rs in
Crore
Irrigation Potential/Command Area enhanced in
Hectares
Main scheme
Concerned Ministry
Concerned Department
1
PE
R D
RO
P M
OR
E C
RO
P
Drip 600 100000 80000 4.8 600 RKVY MoA&FW Do H
2 Sprinkler 700 25000 15000 1.05 700 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
3 Rain guns 100 50000 15000 0.15 100 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
4 On farm managment Pipe
line etc. 700 70000 15000 1.05 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
5 Desal Electric Pump 500 25000 10000 0.5 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
6 Land Development 6600 5000 5000 3.3 0 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
7 Talab 50 250000 100000 0.5 50 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
8 Water Harwesting
Structure 10 2000000 2000000 2 200 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
9 Check Dam 10 200000 200000 0.2 10 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
10
Capacity B
uild
ing E
xte
nsio
n
Activitie
s
Training to field Staffs 4 20000 20000 0.015 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
11 Training to Farmer 10 10000 10000 0.024 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
12 Exposer Visit Within State - 400/ man
day 400/man
day 0.06 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
13 Exposer Visit Out Of State - 800/man
day 800/man
day 0.12 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
14 Workshop Block level 1 100000 100000 0.01 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
15 Demonstration 400 4000 4000 0.16 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
16 IEC Activities - - - 0.027 ATMA MoA&FW Do A
Total 13.966
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 2017-18 MoA&FW
Block - Khategaon
S.no. Component Activity No. Of
Units
Unit Cost Rs
As per scheme norms maxi.
Subsidy
Estimeted cost Rs in
Crore
Irrigation Potential/Command Area enhanced in
Hectares
Main scheme
Concerned Ministry
Concerned Department
1
PE
R D
RO
P M
OR
E C
RO
P
Drip 600 100000 80000 4.8 600 RKVY MoA&FW Do H
2 Sprinkler 700 25000 15000 1.05 700 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
3 Rain guns 100 50000 15000 0.15 100 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
4 On farm managment Pipe
line etc. 700 70000 15000 1.05 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
5 Desal Electric Pump 500 25000 10000 0.5 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
6 Land Development 6600 5000 5000 3.3 - NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
7 Talab 50 250000 100000 0.5 50 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
8 Water Harwesting
Structure 10 2000000 2000000 2 200 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
9 Check Dam 10 200000 200000 0.2 10 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
10
Capacity B
uild
ing E
xte
nsio
n
Activitie
s
Training to field Staffs 4 20000 20000 0.015 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
11 Training to Farmer 10 10000 10000 0.024 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
12 Exposer Visit Within State - 400/man
day 400/man
day 0.06 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
13 Exposer Visit Out Of State - 800/man
day 800/man
day 0.12 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
14 Workshop Block level 1 100000 100000 0.01 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
15 Demonstration 160 4000 4000 0.15 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
16 IEC Activities - - - 0.027 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
Total 13.956
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 2018-19 MoA&FW
District Dewas
S.no. Component Activity No. Of Units
Unit Cost Rs
As per scheme norms maxi.
Subsidy
Estimated cost Rs in
Crore
Irrigation Potential/Command Area enhanced in
Hectares
Main scheme
Concerned Ministry
Concerned Department
1
PE
R D
RO
P M
OR
E C
RO
P
Drip 3600 100000 80000 28.8 3600 RKVY MoA&FW Do H
2 Sprinkler 4200 25000 15000 6.3 4200 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
3 Rain guns 600 50000 15000 0.9 600 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
4 On farm managment Pipe
line etc. 4200 70000 15000 6.3 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
5 Desal Electric Pump 3000 25000 10000 3 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
6 Land Development 39600 5000 NA 19.8 - NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
7 Talab 300 250000 100000 3 300 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
8 Water Harwesting
Structure 60 2000000 2000000 12 1200 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
9 Check Dam 60 200000 200000 1.2 60 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
10
Capacity B
uild
ing E
xte
nsio
n
Activitie
s
Training to field Staffs 25 36000 36000 0.09 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
11 Training to Farmer 60 24000 24000 0.144 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
12 Exposer Visit Within State - 400 400/ man
day 0.36 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
13 Exposer Visit Out Of State - 800 800/man
day 0.72 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
14 Workshop District level 1 400000 400000 0.04 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
15 Workshop Block level 6 100000 100000 0.06 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
16 Demonstration 2250 4000 4000 0.9 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
17 IEC Activities - - - 0.166 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
Total 83.78
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIALYEAR 2018-19 MoA&FW
Block - Dewas
S. no.
Component Activity No. Of Units
Unit Cost Rs
As per scheme norms maxi.
Subsidy
Estimated cost Rs in
Crore
Irrigation Potential/Command Area enhanced in
Hectares
Main scheme
Concerned Ministry
Concerned Department
1
PE
R D
RO
P M
OR
E C
RO
P
Drip 600 100000 80000 4.8 600 RKVY MoA&FW Do H
2 Sprinkler 700 25000 15000 1.05 700 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
3 Rain guns 100 50000 15000 0.15 100 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
4 On farm managment Pipe
line etc. 700 70000 15000 1.05 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
5 Desal Electric Pump 500 25000 10000 0.5 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
6 Land Development 6600 5000 NA 3.3 - NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
7 Talab 50 250000 100000 0.5 50 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
8 Water Harwesting
Structure 10 2000000 2000000 2 200 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
9 Check Dam 10 200000 200000 0.2 10 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
10
Capacity B
uild
ing E
xte
nsio
n
Activitie
s
Training to field Staffs 4 36000 36000 0.015 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
11 Training to Farmer 10 24000 24000 0.024 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
12 Exposer Visit Within State - 400 400/man
day 0.06 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
13 Exposer Visit Out Of State - 800 800/man
day 0.12 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
14 Workshop District level 1 400000 400000 0.04 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
15 Workshop Block level 1 100000 100000 0.01 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
16 Demonstration 375 4000 4000 0.15 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
17 IEC Activities - - - 0.027 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
Total 13.996
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 2018-19 MoA&FW
Block - Tonkkhurd
S.no. Component Activity No. Of Units
Unit Cost Rs
As per scheme norms maxi.
Subsidy
Estimated cost Rs in
Crore
Irrigation Potential/Command Area enhanced in
Hectares
Main scheme
Concerned Ministry
Concerned Department
1
PE
R D
RO
P M
OR
E C
RO
P
Drip 600 100000 80000 4.8 600 RKVY MoA&FW Do H
2 Sprinkler 700 25000 15000 1.05 700 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
3 Rain guns 100 50000 15000 0.15 100 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
4 On farm managment Pipe
line etc. 700 70000 15000 1.05 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
5 Desal Electric Pump 500 25000 10000 0.5 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
6 Land Development 6600 5000 5000 3.3 - NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
7 Talab 50 250000 100000 0.5 50 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
8 Water Harwesting
Structure 10 2000000 2000000 2 200 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
9 Check Dam 10 200000 200000 0.2 10 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
10
Capacity B
uild
ing E
xte
nsio
n
Activitie
s
Training to field Staffs 4 36000 36000 0.015 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
11 Training to Farmer 10 10000 10000 0.024 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
12 Exposer Visit Within State - 400 400/man
day 0.06 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
13 Exposer Visit Out Of State - 800 800/ man
day 0.12 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
14 Workshop Block level 1 100000 100000 0.01 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
15 Demonstration 350 4000 4000 0.14 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
16 IEC Activities - - - 0.027 ATMA MoA&FW Do A
Total 13.946
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 2018-19 MoA&FW
Block - sonkatch
S.no. Component Activity No. Of Units
Unit Cost Rs
As per scheme norms maxi.
Subsidy
Estimated cost Rs in
Crore
Irrigation Potential/Command Area enhanced in
Hectares
Main scheme
Concerned Ministry
Concerned Department
1
PE
R D
RO
P M
OR
E C
RO
P
Drip 600 100000 80000 4.8 600 RKVY MoA&FW Do H
2 Sprinkler 700 25000 15000 1.05 700 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
3 Rain guns 100 50000 15000 0.15 100 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
4 On farm managment Pipe
line etc. 700 70000 15000 1.05 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
5 Desal Electric Pump 500 25000 10000 0.5 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
6 Land Development 6600 5000 5000 3.3 - NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
7 Talab 50 250000 100000 0.5 50 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
8 Water Harwesting
Structure 10 2000000 2000000 2 200 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
9 Check Dam 10 200000 200000 0.2 10 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
10
Capacity B
uild
ing E
xte
nsio
n
Activitie
s
Traning to field Staffs 4 36000 36000 0.015 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
11 Traning to Farmer 10 10000 10000 0.024 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
12 Exposer Visit Whithin
State - 400
400/man day
0.06 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
13 Exposer Visit Out Of State - 800 800/ man
day 0.12 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
14 Workshop Block level 1 100000 100000 0.01 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
15 Demonstration 350 4000 4000 0.14 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
16 IEC Activities - - - 0.027 ATMA MoA&FW Do A
Total 13.946
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIALYEAR 2018-19 MoA&FW
Block - Bagli
S.no. Component Activity No. Of
Units
Unit Cost Rs
As per scheme norms maxi.
Subsidy
Estimated cost Rs in
Crore
Irrigation Potential/Command Area enhanced in
Hectares
Main scheme
Concerned Ministry
Concerned Department
1
PE
R D
RO
P M
OR
E C
RO
P
Drip 600 100000 80000 4.8 600 RKVY MoA&FW Do H
2 Sprinkler 700 25000 15000 1.05 700 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
3 Rain guns 100 50000 15000 0.15 100 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
4 On farm managment Pipe
line etc. 700 70000 15000 1.05 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
5 Desal Electric Pump 500 25000 10000 0.5 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
6 Land Development 6600 5000 NA 3.3 - NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
7 Talab 50 250000 100000 0.5 50 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
8 Water Harwesting
Structure 10 2000000 2000000 2 200 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
9 Check Dam 10 200000 200000 0.2 10 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
10
Capacity B
uild
ing E
xte
nsio
n
Activitie
s
Training to field Staffs 4 20000 20000 0.015 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
11 Training to Farmer 10 10000 10000 0.024 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
12 Exposer Visit Within State - 400/manday 400/man
day 0.06 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
13 Exposer Visit Out Of State - 800/man
day 800/man
day 0.12 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
14 Workshop Block level 1 100000 100000 0.01 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
15 Demonstration 400 4000 4000 0.16 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
16 IEC Activities - - - 0.031 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
Total 13.97
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 2018-19 MoA&FW
Block - Kannod
S.no. Component Activity No. Of
Units
Unit Cost Rs
As per scheme norms maxi.
Subsidy
Estimated cost Rs in
Crore
Irrigation Potential/Command Area enhanced in
Hectares
Main scheme
Concerned Ministry
Concerned Department
1
PE
R D
RO
P M
OR
E C
RO
P
Drip 600 100000 80000 4.8 600 RKVY MoA&FW Do H
2 Sprinkler 700 25000 15000 1.05 700 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
3 Rain guns 100 50000 15000 0.15 100 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
4 On farm managment Pipe
line etc. 700 70000 15000 1.05 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
5 Desal Electric Pump 500 25000 10000 0.5 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
6 Land Development 6600 5000 5000 3.3 0 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
7 Talab 50 250000 100000 0.5 50 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
8 Water Harwesting
Structure 10 2000000 2000000 2 200 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
9 Check Dam 10 200000 200000 0.2 10 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
10
Capacity B
uild
ing E
xte
nsio
n
Activitie
s
Training to field Staffs 4 20000 20000 0.015 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
11 Training to Farmer 10 10000 10000 0.024 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
12 Exposer Visit Within State - 400/ man
day 400/man
day 0.06 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
13 Exposer Visit Out Of State - 800/man
day 800/man
day 0.12 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
14 Workshop Block level 1 100000 100000 0.01 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
15 Demonstration 400 4000 4000 0.16 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
16 IEC Activities - - - 0.027 ATMA MoA&FW Do A
Total 13.966
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 2018-19 MoA&FW
Block - Khategaon
S.no. Component Activity No. Of
Units
Unit Cost Rs
As per scheme norms maxi.
Subsidy
Estimeted cost Rs in
Crore
Irrigation Potential/Command Area enhanced in
Hectares
Main scheme
Concerned Ministry
Concerned Department
1
PE
R D
RO
P M
OR
E C
RO
P
Drip 600 100000 80000 4.8 600 RKVY MoA&FW Do H
2 Sprinkler 700 25000 15000 1.05 700 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
3 Rain guns 100 50000 15000 0.15 100 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
4 On farm managment Pipe
line etc. 700 70000 15000 1.05 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
5 Desal Electric Pump 500 25000 10000 0.5 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
6 Land Development 6600 5000 5000 3.3 - NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
7 Talab 50 250000 100000 0.5 50 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
8 Water Harwesting
Structure 10 2000000 2000000 2 200 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
9 Check Dam 10 200000 200000 0.2 10 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
10
Capacity B
uild
ing E
xte
nsio
n
Activitie
s
Training to field Staffs 4 20000 20000 0.015 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
11 Training to Farmer 10 10000 10000 0.024 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
12 Exposer Visit Within State - 400/man
day 400/man
day 0.06 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
13 Exposer Visit Out Of State - 800/man
day 800/man
day 0.12 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
14 Workshop Block level 1 100000 100000 0.01 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
15 Demonstration 160 4000 4000 0.15 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
16 IEC Activities - - - 0.027 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
Total 13.956
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 2019-20 MoA&FW
District Dewas
S.no. Component Activity No. Of Units
Unit Cost Rs
As per scheme norms maxi.
Subsidy
Estimated cost Rs in
Crore
Irrigation Potential/Command Area enhanced in
Hectares
Main scheme
Concerned Ministry
Concerned Department
1
PE
R D
RO
P M
OR
E C
RO
P
Drip 3600 100000 80000 28.8 3600 RKVY MoA&FW Do H
2 Sprinkler 4200 25000 15000 6.3 4200 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
3 Rain guns 600 50000 15000 0.9 600 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
4 On farm managment Pipe
line etc. 4200 70000 15000 6.3 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
5 Desal Electric Pump 3000 25000 10000 3 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
6 Land Development 39600 5000 NA 19.8 - NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
7 Talab 300 250000 100000 3 300 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
8 Water Harwesting
Structure 60 2000000 2000000 12 1200 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
9 Check Dam 60 200000 200000 1.2 60 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
10
Capacity B
uild
ing E
xte
nsio
n
Activitie
s
Training to field Staffs 25 36000 36000 0.09 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
11 Training to Farmer 60 24000 24000 0.144 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
12 Exposer Visit Within State - 400 400/ man
day 0.36 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
13 Exposer Visit Out Of State - 800 800/man
day 0.72 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
14 Workshop District level 1 400000 400000 0.04 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
15 Workshop Block level 6 100000 100000 0.06 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
16 Demonstration 2250 4000 4000 0.9 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
17 IEC Activities - - - 0.166 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
Total 83.78
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIALYEAR 2019-20 MoA&FW
Block - Dewas
S. no.
Component Activity No. Of Units
Unit Cost Rs
As per scheme norms maxi.
Subsidy
Estimated cost Rs in
Crore
Irrigation Potential/Command Area enhanced in
Hectares
Main scheme
Concerned Ministry
Concerned Department
1
PE
R D
RO
P M
OR
E C
RO
P
Drip 600 100000 80000 4.8 600 RKVY MoA&FW Do H
2 Sprinkler 700 25000 15000 1.05 700 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
3 Rain guns 100 50000 15000 0.15 100 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
4 On farm managment Pipe
line etc. 700 70000 15000 1.05 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
5 Desal Electric Pump 500 25000 10000 0.5 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
6 Land Development 6600 5000 NA 3.3 - NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
7 Talab 50 250000 100000 0.5 50 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
8 Water Harwesting
Structure 10 2000000 2000000 2 200 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
9 Check Dam 10 200000 200000 0.2 10 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
10
Capacity B
uild
ing E
xte
nsio
n
Activitie
s
Training to field Staffs 4 36000 36000 0.015 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
11 Training to Farmer 10 24000 24000 0.024 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
12 Exposer Visit Within State - 400 400/man
day 0.06 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
13 Exposer Visit Out Of State - 800 800/man
day 0.12 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
14 Workshop District level 1 400000 400000 0.04 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
15 Workshop Block level 1 100000 100000 0.01 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
16 Demonstration 375 4000 4000 0.15 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
17 IEC Activities - - - 0.027 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
Total 13.996
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 2019-20 MoA&FW
Block - Tonkkhurd
S.no. Component Activity No. Of Units
Unit Cost Rs
As per scheme norms maxi.
Subsidy
Estimated cost Rs in
Crore
Irrigation Potential/Command Area enhanced in
Hectares
Main scheme
Concerned Ministry
Concerned Department
1
PE
R D
RO
P M
OR
E C
RO
P
Drip 600 100000 80000 4.8 600 RKVY MoA&FW Do H
2 Sprinkler 700 25000 15000 1.05 700 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
3 Rain guns 100 50000 15000 0.15 100 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
4 On farm managment Pipe
line etc. 700 70000 15000 1.05 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
5 Desal Electric Pump 500 25000 10000 0.5 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
6 Land Development 6600 5000 5000 3.3 - NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
7 Talab 50 250000 100000 0.5 50 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
8 Water Harwesting
Structure 10 2000000 2000000 2 200 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
9 Check Dam 10 200000 200000 0.2 10 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
10
Capacity B
uild
ing E
xte
nsio
n
Activitie
s
Training to field Staffs 4 36000 36000 0.015 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
11 Training to Farmer 10 10000 10000 0.024 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
12 Exposer Visit Within State - 400 400/man
day 0.06 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
13 Exposer Visit Out Of State - 800 800/ man
day 0.12 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
14 Workshop Block level 1 100000 100000 0.01 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
15 Demonstration 350 4000 4000 0.14 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
16 IEC Activities - - - 0.027 ATMA MoA&FW Do A
Total 13.946
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 2019-20 MoA&FW
Block - sonkatch
S.no. Component Activity No. Of Units
Unit Cost Rs
As per scheme norms maxi.
Subsidy
Estimated cost Rs in
Crore
Irrigation Potential/Command Area enhanced in
Hectares
Main scheme
Concerned Ministry
Concerned Department
1
PE
R D
RO
P M
OR
E C
RO
P
Drip 600 100000 80000 4.8 600 RKVY MoA&FW Do H
2 Sprinkler 700 25000 15000 1.05 700 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
3 Rain guns 100 50000 15000 0.15 100 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
4 On farm managment Pipe
line etc. 700 70000 15000 1.05 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
5 Desal Electric Pump 500 25000 10000 0.5 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
6 Land Development 6600 5000 5000 3.3 - NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
7 Talab 50 250000 100000 0.5 50 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
8 Water Harwesting
Structure 10 2000000 2000000 2 200 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
9 Check Dam 10 200000 200000 0.2 10 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
10
Capacity B
uild
ing E
xte
nsio
n
Activitie
s
Traning to field Staffs 4 36000 36000 0.015 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
11 Traning to Farmer 10 10000 10000 0.024 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
12 Exposer Visit Whithin
State - 400
400/man day
0.06 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
13 Exposer Visit Out Of State - 800 800/ man
day 0.12 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
14 Workshop Block level 1 100000 100000 0.01 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
15 Demonstration 350 4000 4000 0.14 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
16 IEC Activities - - - 0.027 ATMA MoA&FW Do A
Total 13.946
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIALYEAR 2019-20 MoA&FW
Block - Bagli
S.no. Component Activity No. Of
Units
Unit Cost Rs
As per scheme norms maxi.
Subsidy
Estimated cost Rs in
Crore
Irrigation Potential/Command Area enhanced in
Hectares
Main scheme
Concerned Ministry
Concerned Department
1
PE
R D
RO
P M
OR
E C
RO
P
Drip 600 100000 80000 4.8 600 RKVY MoA&FW Do H
2 Sprinkler 700 25000 15000 1.05 700 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
3 Rain guns 100 50000 15000 0.15 100 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
4 On farm managment Pipe
line etc. 700 70000 15000 1.05 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
5 Desal Electric Pump 500 25000 10000 0.5 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
6 Land Development 6600 5000 NA 3.3 - NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
7 Talab 50 250000 100000 0.5 50 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
8 Water Harwesting
Structure 10 2000000 2000000 2 200 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
9 Check Dam 10 200000 200000 0.2 10 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
10
Capacity B
uild
ing E
xte
nsio
n
Activitie
s
Training to field Staffs 4 20000 20000 0.015 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
11 Training to Farmer 10 10000 10000 0.024 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
12 Exposer Visit Within State - 400/manday 400/man
day 0.06 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
13 Exposer Visit Out Of State - 800/man
day 800/man
day 0.12 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
14 Workshop Block level 1 100000 100000 0.01 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
15 Demonstration 400 4000 4000 0.16 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
16 IEC Activities - - - 0.031 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
Total 13.97
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 2019-20 MoA&FW
Block - Kannod
S.no. Component Activity No. Of
Units
Unit Cost Rs
As per scheme norms maxi.
Subsidy
Estimated cost Rs in
Crore
Irrigation Potential/Command Area enhanced in
Hectares
Main scheme
Concerned Ministry
Concerned Department
1
PE
R D
RO
P M
OR
E C
RO
P
Drip 600 100000 80000 4.8 600 RKVY MoA&FW Do H
2 Sprinkler 700 25000 15000 1.05 700 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
3 Rain guns 100 50000 15000 0.15 100 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
4 On farm managment Pipe
line etc. 700 70000 15000 1.05 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
5 Desal Electric Pump 500 25000 10000 0.5 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
6 Land Development 6600 5000 5000 3.3 0 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
7 Talab 50 250000 100000 0.5 50 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
8 Water Harwesting
Structure 10 2000000 2000000 2 200 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
9 Check Dam 10 200000 200000 0.2 10 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
10
Capacity B
uild
ing E
xte
nsio
n
Activitie
s
Training to field Staffs 4 20000 20000 0.015 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
11 Training to Farmer 10 10000 10000 0.024 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
12 Exposer Visit Within State - 400/ man
day 400/man
day 0.06 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
13 Exposer Visit Out Of State - 800/man
day 800/man
day 0.12 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
14 Workshop Block level 1 100000 100000 0.01 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
15 Demonstration 400 4000 4000 0.16 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
16 IEC Activities - - - 0.027 ATMA MoA&FW Do A
Total 13.966
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 2019-20 MoA&FW
Block - Khategaon
S.no. Component Activity No. Of
Units
Unit Cost Rs
As per scheme norms maxi.
Subsidy
Estimeted cost Rs in
Crore
Irrigation Potential/Command Area enhanced in
Hectares
Main scheme
Concerned Ministry
Concerned Department
1
PE
R D
RO
P M
OR
E C
RO
P
Drip 600 100000 80000 4.8 600 RKVY MoA&FW Do H
2 Sprinkler 700 25000 15000 1.05 700 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
3 Rain guns 100 50000 15000 0.15 100 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
4 On farm managment Pipe
line etc. 700 70000 15000 1.05 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
5 Desal Electric Pump 500 25000 10000 0.5 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
6 Land Development 6600 5000 5000 3.3 - NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
7 Talab 50 250000 100000 0.5 50 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
8 Water Harwesting
Structure 10 2000000 2000000 2 200 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
9 Check Dam 10 200000 200000 0.2 10 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
10
Capacity B
uild
ing E
xte
nsio
n
Activitie
s
Training to field Staffs 4 20000 20000 0.015 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
11 Training to Farmer 10 10000 10000 0.024 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
12 Exposer Visit Within State - 400/man
day 400/man
day 0.06 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
13 Exposer Visit Out Of State - 800/man
day 800/man
day 0.12 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
14 Workshop Block level 1 100000 100000 0.01 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
15 Demonstration 160 4000 4000 0.15 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
16 IEC Activities - - - 0.027 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
Total 13.956
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 2020-21 MoA&FW
District Dewas
S.no. Compone
nt Activity
No. Of Units
Unit Cost Rs
As per scheme norms maxi.
Subsidy
Estimated cost Rs in
Crore
Irrigation Potential/Comm
and Area enhanced in
Hectares
Main scheme
Concerned Ministry
Concerned Departmen
t
1
PE
R D
RO
P M
OR
E C
RO
P
Drip 3600 100000 80000 28.8 3600 RKVY MoA&FW Do H
2 Sprinkler 4200 25000 15000 6.3 4200 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
3 Rain guns 600 50000 15000 0.9 600 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
4 On farm managment Pipe
line etc. 4200 70000 15000 6.3 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
5 Desal Electric Pump 3000 25000 10000 3 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
6 Land Development 39600 5000 NA 19.8 - NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
7 Talab 300 250000 100000 3 300 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
8 Water Harwesting
Structure 60 2000000 2000000 12 1200 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
9 Check Dam 60 200000 200000 1.2 60 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
10
Capacity B
uild
ing E
xte
nsio
n
Activitie
s
Training to field Staffs 25 36000 36000 0.09 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
11 Training to Farmer 60 24000 24000 0.144 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
12 Exposer Visit Within State - 400 400/ man
day 0.36 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
13 Exposer Visit Out Of
State - 800
800/man day
0.72 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
14 Workshop District level 1 400000 400000 0.04 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
15 Workshop Block level 6 100000 100000 0.06 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
16 Demonstration 2250 4000 4000 0.9 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
17 IEC Activities - - - 0.166 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
Total 83.78
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIALYEAR 2020-21 MoA&FW
Block - Dewas
S. no.
Component Activity No. Of Units
Unit Cost Rs
As per scheme norms maxi.
Subsidy
Estimated cost Rs in
Crore
Irrigation Potential/Command Area enhanced in
Hectares
Main scheme
Concerned Ministry
Concerned Department
1
PE
R D
RO
P M
OR
E C
RO
P
Drip 600 100000 80000 4.8 600 RKVY MoA&FW Do H
2 Sprinkler 700 25000 15000 1.05 700 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
3 Rain guns 100 50000 15000 0.15 100 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
4 On farm managment Pipe
line etc. 700 70000 15000 1.05 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
5 Desal Electric Pump 500 25000 10000 0.5 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
6 Land Development 6600 5000 NA 3.3 - NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
7 Talab 50 250000 100000 0.5 50 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
8 Water Harwesting
Structure 10 2000000 2000000 2 200 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
9 Check Dam 10 200000 200000 0.2 10 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
10
Capacity B
uild
ing E
xte
nsio
n
Activitie
s
Training to field Staffs 4 36000 36000 0.015 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
11 Training to Farmer 10 24000 24000 0.024 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
12 Exposer Visit Within State - 400 400/man
day 0.06 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
13 Exposer Visit Out Of
State - 800
800/man day
0.12 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
14 Workshop District level 1 400000 400000 0.04 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
15 Workshop Block level 1 100000 100000 0.01 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
16 Demonstration 375 4000 4000 0.15 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
17 IEC Activities - - - 0.027 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
Total 13.996
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 2020-21 MoA&FW
Block - Tonkkhurd
S.no. Component Activity No. Of Units
Unit Cost Rs
As per scheme norms maxi.
Subsidy
Estimated cost Rs in
Crore
Irrigation Potential/Command Area enhanced in
Hectares
Main scheme
Concerned Ministry
Concerned Department
1
PE
R D
RO
P M
OR
E C
RO
P
Drip 600 100000 80000 4.8 600 RKVY MoA&FW Do H
2 Sprinkler 700 25000 15000 1.05 700 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
3 Rain guns 100 50000 15000 0.15 100 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
4 On farm managment Pipe
line etc. 700 70000 15000 1.05 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
5 Desal Electric Pump 500 25000 10000 0.5 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
6 Land Development 6600 5000 5000 3.3 - NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
7 Talab 50 250000 100000 0.5 50 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
8 Water Harwesting
Structure 10 2000000 2000000 2 200 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
9 Check Dam 10 200000 200000 0.2 10 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
10
Capacity B
uild
ing E
xte
nsio
n
Activitie
s
Training to field Staffs 4 36000 36000 0.015 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
11 Training to Farmer 10 10000 10000 0.024 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
12 Exposer Visit Within State - 400 400/man
day 0.06 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
13 Exposer Visit Out Of State - 800 800/ man
day 0.12 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
14 Workshop Block level 1 100000 100000 0.01 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
15 Demonstration 350 4000 4000 0.14 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
16 IEC Activities - - - 0.027 ATMA MoA&FW Do A
Total 13.946
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 2020-21 MoA&FW
Block - sonkatch
S.no. Component Activity No. Of Units
Unit Cost Rs
As per scheme norms maxi.
Subsidy
Estimated cost Rs in
Crore
Irrigation Potential/Command Area enhanced in
Hectares
Main scheme
Concerned Ministry
Concerned Department
1
PE
R D
RO
P M
OR
E C
RO
P
Drip 600 100000 80000 4.8 600 RKVY MoA&FW Do H
2 Sprinkler 700 25000 15000 1.05 700 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
3 Rain guns 100 50000 15000 0.15 100 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
4 On farm managment Pipe
line etc. 700 70000 15000 1.05 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
5 Desal Electric Pump 500 25000 10000 0.5 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
6 Land Development 6600 5000 5000 3.3 - NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
7 Talab 50 250000 100000 0.5 50 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
8 Water Harwesting
Structure 10 2000000 2000000 2 200 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
9 Check Dam 10 200000 200000 0.2 10 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
10
Capacity B
uild
ing E
xte
nsio
n
Activitie
s
Traning to field Staffs 4 36000 36000 0.015 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
11 Traning to Farmer 10 10000 10000 0.024 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
12 Exposer Visit Whithin
State - 400
400/man day
0.06 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
13 Exposer Visit Out Of State - 800 800/ man
day 0.12 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
14 Workshop Block level 1 100000 100000 0.01 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
15 Demonstration 350 4000 4000 0.14 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
16 IEC Activities - - - 0.027 ATMA MoA&FW Do A
Total 13.946
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIALYEAR 2020-21 MoA&FW
Block - Bagli
S.no. Component Activity No. Of
Units
Unit Cost Rs
As per scheme norms maxi.
Subsidy
Estimated cost Rs in
Crore
Irrigation Potential/Command Area enhanced in
Hectares
Main scheme
Concerned Ministry
Concerned Department
1
PE
R D
RO
P M
OR
E C
RO
P
Drip 600 100000 80000 4.8 600 RKVY MoA&FW Do H
2 Sprinkler 700 25000 15000 1.05 700 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
3 Rain guns 100 50000 15000 0.15 100 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
4 On farm managment Pipe
line etc. 700 70000 15000 1.05 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
5 Desal Electric Pump 500 25000 10000 0.5 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
6 Land Development 6600 5000 NA 3.3 - NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
7 Talab 50 250000 100000 0.5 50 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
8 Water Harwesting
Structure 10 2000000 2000000 2 200 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
9 Check Dam 10 200000 200000 0.2 10 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
10
Capacity B
uild
ing E
xte
nsio
n
Activitie
s
Training to field Staffs 4 20000 20000 0.015 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
11 Training to Farmer 10 10000 10000 0.024 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
12 Exposer Visit Within State - 400/manday 400/man
day 0.06 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
13 Exposer Visit Out Of State - 800/man
day 800/man
day 0.12 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
14 Workshop Block level 1 100000 100000 0.01 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
15 Demonstration 400 4000 4000 0.16 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
16 IEC Activities - - - 0.031 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
Total 13.97
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 2020-21 MoA&FW
Block - Kannod
S.no. Component Activity No. Of
Units
Unit Cost Rs
As per scheme norms maxi.
Subsidy
Estimated cost Rs in
Crore
Irrigation Potential/Command Area enhanced in
Hectares
Main scheme
Concerned Ministry
Concerned Department
1
PE
R D
RO
P M
OR
E C
RO
P
Drip 600 100000 80000 4.8 600 RKVY MoA&FW Do H
2 Sprinkler 700 25000 15000 1.05 700 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
3 Rain guns 100 50000 15000 0.15 100 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
4 On farm managment Pipe
line etc. 700 70000 15000 1.05 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
5 Desal Electric Pump 500 25000 10000 0.5 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
6 Land Development 6600 5000 5000 3.3 0 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
7 Talab 50 250000 100000 0.5 50 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
8 Water Harwesting
Structure 10 2000000 2000000 2 200 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
9 Check Dam 10 200000 200000 0.2 10 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
10
Capacity B
uild
ing E
xte
nsio
n
Activitie
s
Training to field Staffs 4 20000 20000 0.015 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
11 Training to Farmer 10 10000 10000 0.024 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
12 Exposer Visit Within State - 400/ man
day 400/man
day 0.06 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
13 Exposer Visit Out Of State - 800/man
day 800/man
day 0.12 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
14 Workshop Block level 1 100000 100000 0.01 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
15 Demonstration 400 4000 4000 0.16 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
16 IEC Activities - - - 0.027 ATMA MoA&FW Do A
Total 13.966
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 2020-21 MoA&FW
Block - Khategaon
S.no. Component Activity No. Of
Units
Unit Cost Rs
As per scheme norms maxi.
Subsidy
Estimeted cost Rs in
Crore
Irrigation Potential/Command Area enhanced in
Hectares
Main scheme
Concerned Ministry
Concerned Department
1
PE
R D
RO
P M
OR
E C
RO
P
Drip 600 100000 80000 4.8 600 RKVY MoA&FW Do H
2 Sprinkler 700 25000 15000 1.05 700 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
3 Rain guns 100 50000 15000 0.15 100 RKVY MoA&FW Do A
4 On farm managment Pipe
line etc. 700 70000 15000 1.05 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
5 Desal Electric Pump 500 25000 10000 0.5 - RKVY MoA&FW Do A
6 Land Development 6600 5000 5000 3.3 - NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
7 Talab 50 250000 100000 0.5 50 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
8 Water Harwesting
Structure 10 2000000 2000000 2 200 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
9 Check Dam 10 200000 200000 0.2 10 NAMSA MoA&FW Do A
10
Capacity B
uild
ing E
xte
nsio
n
Activitie
s
Training to field Staffs 4 20000 20000 0.015 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
11 Training to Farmer 10 10000 10000 0.024 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
12 Exposer Visit Within State - 400/man
day 400/man
day 0.06 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
13 Exposer Visit Out Of State - 800/man
day 800/man
day 0.12 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
14 Workshop Block level 1 100000 100000 0.01 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
15 Demonstration 160 4000 4000 0.15 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
16 IEC Activities - - - 0.027 - ATMA MoA&FW Do A
Total 13.956
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 16-17 MoA&FW
S.no. Name of the
Districts
Concerned Ministry/ Department
Component Activity Total
Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year)
Estimated cost ( in crores Rs.)
1
Dew
as
MOA & FWDAC&FW
Per Drop More crop (Micro Irrigation)
DPAP Drip 2500 2500 1 20.000
2 MOA & FWDAC&FW DPAP Sprinkler 2500 2500 1 3.750
3 MOA & DAC&FW Non-DPAP Drip 0 0 1 0
4
MOA & FWDAC&FW Non-DPAP Sprinkler
0 0 1 0
MOA & FWDAC&FW Rain Guns 300 300 1 0.450
5 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Per drop more crop
(supplementary water
management activities)
Land Development 25000 ha 0 1 12.500
6 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Drought proofing through check Dams/ Water
harvesting structures
100 1050 1 11.000
7 MOAWR&DAC&FW Secondary
Storage Structure 200 200 1 2.000
8 MOAWR&DAC&FW
On farm Development
(distribution pump/ pipe / raised bed
and furrow system etc.)
4200 0 1 5.300
Extension Activities
0 0 1 3.160
Total 6550
58.160
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 16-17 MoA&FW
S.no.
Name of the Block / Sub
Districts
Concerned Ministry/
Department Component Activity
Total Number/Capacity/C
um
Command Area/Irrigation Potential
(Ha.)
Period of Implementation (5/7 Year)
Estimated cost ( in crores Rs.)
1
Dew
as
MOA &
FWDAC&FW
Per Drop More crop (Micro Irrigation)
DPAP Drip 400 400 1 3.2
2 MOA &
FWDAC&FW DPAP Sprinkler 400 400 1 0.6
3 MOA & DAC&FW Non-DPAP Drip 0 0 1 0
4
MOA & FWDAC&FW
Non-DPAP Sprinkler
0 0 1 0
MOA & FWDAC&FW
Rain Guns 50 50 1 0.075
5
MOAWR&DAC&FW
Per drop more crop (supplementary
water management activities)
Land Development
4100 0 1 2.05
6
MOAWR&DAC&FW
Drought proofing through check Dams/ Water
harvesting structures
16 168 1 1.76
7
MOAWR&DAC&FW
Secondary Storage Structure
30 30 1 0.3
8
MOAWR&DAC&FW
On farm Development (distribution pump/pipe /
raised bed and furrow system
etc.)
680 0 1 0.855
Extension Activities
0 0 1 0.568
Total 1048 9.408
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 16-17 MoA&FW
S.no.
Name of the Block /
Sub Districts
Concerned Ministry/ Department
Component Activity Total
Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation
Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year)
Estimated cost ( in
crores Rs.)
1
To
nkkh
urd
MOA & FWDAC&FW
Per Drop More crop (Micro Irrigation)
DPAP Drip 400 400 1 3.200
2 MOA & FWDAC&FW DPAP Sprinkler 400 400 1 0.600
3 MOA & DAC&FW Non-DPAP Drip 0 0 1 0
4
MOA & FWDAC&FW Non-DPAP Sprinkler
0 0 1 0
MOA & FWDAC&FW Rain Guns 50 50 1 0.075
5 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Per drop more crop
(supplementary water
management activities)
Land Development
4100 0 1 2.050
6 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Drought proofing through
check Dams/ Water
harvesting structures
16 168 1 1.760
7 MOAWR&DAC&FW Secondary
Storage Structure
50 50 1 0.500
8 MOAWR&DAC&FW
On farm Development (distribution pump/pipe /
raised bed and furrow system
etc.)
680 0 1 0.855
Extension Activities
0 0 1 0.518
Total 1068 9.558
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 16-17 MoA&FW
S.no.
Name of the Block /
Sub Districts
Concerned Ministry/ Department
Component Activity Total
Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation
Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year)
Estimated cost ( in
crores Rs.)
1
So
nkatc
h
MOA & FWDAC&FW
Per Drop More crop (Micro Irrigation)
DPAP Drip 400 400 1 3.200
2 MOA & FWDAC&FW DPAP Sprinkler 400 400 1 0.600
3 MOA & DAC&FW Non-DPAP Drip 0 0 1 0
4
MOA & FWDAC&FW Non-DPAP Sprinkler
0 0 1 0
MOA & FWDAC&FW Rain Guns 50 50 1 0.075
5 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Per drop more crop
(supplementary water
management activities)
Land Development
4100 0 1 2.050
6 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Drought proofing through check Dams/ Water
harvesting structures
16 168 1 1.76
7 MOAWR&DAC&FW Secondary
Storage Structure 30 30 1 0.300
8 MOAWR&DAC&FW
On farm Development (distribution pump/pipe /
raised bed and furrow system
etc.)
730 0 1 0.930
Extension Activities
0 0 1 0.518
Total 1048 9.433
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 16-17 MoA&FW
S.no.
Name of the Block /
Sub Districts
Concerned Ministry/ Department
Component Activity Total
Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation
Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year)
Estimated cost ( in
crores Rs.)
1
Bag
li
MOA & FWDAC&FW
Per Drop More crop (Micro Irrigation)
DPAP Drip 500 500 1 4.000
2 MOA & FWDAC&FW DPAP Sprinkler 400 400 1 0.600
3 MOA & DAC&FW Non-DPAP Drip 0 0 1 0
4
MOA & FWDAC&FW Non-DPAP Sprinkler
0 0 1 0
MOA & FWDAC&FW Rain Guns 50 50 1 0.075
5 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Per drop more crop
(supplementary water
management activities)
Land Development
4500 0 1 2.250
6 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Drought proofing through check Dams/ Water
harvesting structures
20 220 1 2.200
7 MOAWR&DAC&FW Secondary
Storage Structure 30 30 1 0.300
8 MOAWR&DAC&FW
On farm Development (distribution pump/pipe /
raised bed and furrow system
etc.)
730 0 1 0.930
Extension Activities
0 0 1 0.520
Total 1200 10.875
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 16-17 MoA&FW
S.no.
Name of the Block /
Sub Districts
Concerned Ministry/ Department
Component Activity Total
Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation
Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year)
Estimated cost ( in
crores Rs.)
1
Kan
no
d
MOA & FWDAC&FW
Per Drop More crop (Micro Irrigation)
DPAP Drip 400 400 1 3.200
2 MOA & FWDAC&FW DPAP Sprinkler 400 400 1 0.600
3 MOA & DAC&FW Non-DPAP Drip 0 0 1 0
4
MOA & FWDAC&FW Non-DPAP Sprinkler
0 0 1 0
MOA & FWDAC&FW Rain Guns 50 50 1 0.075
5 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Per drop more crop
(supplementary water
management activities)
Land Development
4100 0 1 2.050
6 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Drought proofing through check Dams/ Water
harvesting structures
16 168 1 1.760
7 MOAWR&DAC&FW Secondary
Storage Structure 30 30 1 0.300
8 MOAWR&DAC&FW
On farm Development (distribution pump/ pipe /
raised bed and furrow system
etc.)
680 0 1 0.855
Extension Activities
0 0 5 0.518
Total 1048 9.358
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 16-17 MoA&FW
S.no.
Name of the Block /
Sub Districts
Concerned Ministry/ Department
Component Activity Total
Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation
Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year)
Estimated cost ( in
crores Rs.)
1
kh
ate
gao
n
MOA & FWDAC&FW
Per Drop More crop (Micro Irrigation)
DPAP Drip 400 400 1 3.200
2 MOA & FWDAC&FW DPAP Sprinkler 500 500 1 0.750
3 MOA & DAC&FW Non-DPAP Drip 0 0 1 0
4
MOA & FWDAC&FW Non-DPAP Sprinkler
0 0 1 0
MOA & FWDAC&FW Rain Guns 50 50 1 0.075
5 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Per drop more crop
(supplementary water
management activities)
Land Development
4100 0 1 2.050
6 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Drought proofing through check Dams/ Water
harvesting structures
16 168 1 1.760
7 MOAWR&DAC&FW Secondary
Storage Structure 30 30 1 0.300
8 MOAWR&DAC&FW
On farm Development (distribution pump/pipe /
raised bed and furrow system
etc.)
700 0 1 0.875
Extension Activities
0 0 1 0.518
Total 1148 9.528
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 17-18 MoA&FW
S.no. Name of the
Districts
Concerned Ministry/ Department
Component Activity Total
Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation
Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year)
Estimated cost ( in
crores Rs.)
1
Dew
as
MOA & FWDAC&FW
Per Drop More crop (Micro Irrigation)
DPAP Drip 3600 3600 1 28.800
2 MOA & FWDAC&FW DPAP Sprinkler 4200 4200 1 6.300
3 MOA & DAC&FW Non-DPAP Drip 0 0 1 0
4
MOA & FWDAC&FW Non-DPAP Sprinkler
0 0 1 0
MOA & FWDAC&FW Rain Guns 600 600 1 0.900
5 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Per drop more crop
(supplementary water
management activities)
Land Development
39600 0 1 19.800
6 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Drought proofing through
check Dams/ Water
harvesting structures
120 1260 1 13.200
7 MOAWR&DAC&FW Secondary
Storage Structure
300 300 1 3.000
8 MOAWR&DAC&FW
On farm Development (distribution pump/ pipe /
raised bed and furrow system
etc.)
7200 0 1 9.300
Extension Activities
0 0 1 2.480
Total 9960 83.780
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 17-18 MoA&FW
S.no.
Name of the Block /
Sub Districts
Concerned Ministry/ Department
Component Activity Total
Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation
Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year)
Estimated cost ( in
crores Rs.)
1
Dew
as
MOA & FWDAC&FW
Per Drop More crop (Micro Irrigation)
DPAP Drip 600 600 1 4.800
2 MOA & FWDAC&FW DPAP Sprinkler 700 700 1 1.050
3 MOA & DAC&FW Non-DPAP Drip 0 0 1 0
4
MOA & FWDAC&FW Non-DPAP Sprinkler
0 0 1 0
MOA & FWDAC&FW Rain Guns 100 100 1 0.150
5 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Per drop more crop
(supplementary water
management activities)
Land Development
6600 0 1 3.300
6 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Drought proofing through check Dams/ Water
harvesting structures
20 210 1 2.200
7 MOAWR&DAC&FW Secondary
Storage Structure 50 50 1 0.500
8 MOAWR&DAC&FW
On farm Development (distribution pump/pipe /
raised bed and furrow system
etc.)
1200 0 1 1.550
Extension Activities
0 0 1 0.446
Total 1660 13.996
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 17-18 MoA&FW
S.no.
Name of the Block /
Sub Districts
Concerned Ministry/ Department
Component Activity Total
Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation
Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year)
Estimated cost ( in
crores Rs.)
1
To
nkkh
urd
MOA & FWDAC&FW
Per Drop More crop (Micro Irrigation)
DPAP Drip 600 600 1 4.800
2 MOA & FWDAC&FW DPAP Sprinkler 700 700 1 1.050
3 MOA & DAC&FW Non-DPAP Drip 0 0 1 0
4
MOA & FWDAC&FW Non-DPAP Sprinkler
0 0 1 0
MOA & FWDAC&FW Rain Guns 100 100 1 0.150
5 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Per drop more crop
(supplementary water
management activities)
Land Development
6600 0 1 3.300
6 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Drought proofing through check Dams/ Water
harvesting structures
20 210 1 2.200
7 MOAWR&DAC&FW Secondary
Storage Structure 50 50 1 0.500
8 MOAWR&DAC&FW
On farm Development (distribution
pump/pipe / raised bed and furrow
system etc.)
1200 0 1 1.550
Extension Activities
0 0 1 0.396
1660 13.946
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 17-18 MoA&FW
S.no.
Name of the Block /
Sub Districts
Concerned Ministry/ Department
Component Activity Total
Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation
Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year)
Estimated cost ( in
crores Rs.)
1
So
nkatc
h
MOA & FWDAC&FW
Per Drop More crop (Micro Irrigation)
DPAP Drip 600 600 1 4.800
2 MOA & FWDAC&FW DPAP Sprinkler 700 700 1 1.050
3 MOA & DAC&FW Non-DPAP Drip 0 0 1 0
4
MOA & FWDAC&FW Non-DPAP Sprinkler
0 0 1 0
MOA & FWDAC&FW Rain Guns 100 100 1 0.150
5 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Per drop more crop
(supplementary water
management activities)
Land Development
6600 0 1 3.300
6 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Drought proofing through check Dams/ Water
harvesting structures
20 210 1 2.200
7 MOAWR&DAC&FW Secondary
Storage Structure 50 50 1 0.500
8 MOAWR&DAC&FW
On farm Development (distribution pump/ pipe /
raised bed and furrow system
etc.)
1200 0 1 1.550
Extension Activities
0 0 1 0.396
Total 1660 13.946
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 17-18 MoA&FW
S.no.
Name of the Block /
Sub Districts
Concerned Ministry/ Department
Component Activity Total
Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation
Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year)
Estimated cost ( in
crores Rs.)
1
Bag
li
MOA & FWDAC&FW
Per Drop More crop (Micro Irrigation)
DPAP Drip 600 600 1 4.800
2 MOA & FWDAC&FW DPAP Sprinkler 700 700 1 1.050
3 MOA & DAC&FW Non-DPAP Drip 0 0 1 0
4
MOA & FWDAC&FW Non-DPAP Sprinkler
0 0 1 0
MOA & FWDAC&FW Rain Guns 100 100 1 0.150
5 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Per drop more crop
(supplementary water
management activities)
Land Development
6600 0 1 3.300
6 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Drought proofing through check Dams/ Water
harvesting structures
20 210 1 2.200
7 MOAWR&DAC&FW Secondary
Storage Structure 50 50 1 0.500
8 MOAWR&DAC&FW
On farm Development
(distribution pump/ pipe / raised bed
and furrow system etc.)
1200 0 1 1.55
Extension Activities
0 0 1 0.420
Total 1660 13.970
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 17-18 MoA&FW
S.no.
Name of the Block /
Sub Districts
Concerned Ministry/ Department
Component Activity Total
Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation
Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year)
Estimated cost ( in
crores Rs.)
1
Kan
no
d
MOA & FWDAC&FW
Per Drop More crop (Micro Irrigation)
DPAP Drip 600 600 1 4.800
2 MOA & FWDAC&FW DPAP Sprinkler 700 700 1 1.050
3 MOA & DAC&FW Non-DPAP Drip 0 0 1 0
4
MOA & FWDAC&FW Non-DPAP Sprinkler
0 0 1 0
MOA & FWDAC&FW Rain Guns 100 100 1 0.150
5 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Per drop more crop
(supplementary water
management activities)
Land Development
6600 0 1 3.300
6 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Drought proofing through check Dams/ Water
harvesting structures
20 210 1 2.200
7 MOAWR&DAC&FW Secondary
Storage Structure 50 50 1 0.500
8 MOAWR&DAC&FW
On farm Development (distribution pump/ pipe /
raised bed and furrow system
etc.)
1200 0 1 1.550
Extension Activities
0 0 1 0.416
Total 1660 13.966
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 17-18 MoA&FW
S.no. Name of the Block /
Sub Districts
Concerned Ministry/ Department
Component Activity Total Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation
Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year) Estimated cost ( in
crores Rs.)
1
Kh
ate
gao
n
MOA & FWDAC&FW
Per Drop More crop (Micro Irrigation)
DPAP Drip 600 600 1 4.800
2 MOA & FWDAC&FW DPAP Sprinkler 700 700 1 1.050
3 MOA & DAC&FW Non-DPAP Drip 0 0 1 0
4 MOA & FWDAC&FW
Non-DPAP Sprinkler
0 0 1 0
MOA & FWDAC&FW Rain Guns 100 100 1 0.150
5
MOAWR&DAC&FW
Per drop more crop
(supplementary water
management activities)
Land Development
6600 0 1 3.300
6
MOAWR&DAC&FW
Drought proofing through check Dams/ Water
harvesting structures
20 210 1 2.200
7
MOAWR&DAC&FW Secondary
Storage Structure 50 50 1 0.500
8
MOAWR&DAC&FW
On farm Development (distribution pump/pipe /
raised bed and furrow system
etc.)
1200 0 1 1.550
Extension Activities
0 0 1 0.406
Total 1660 13.956
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 18-19 MoA&FW
S.no. Name of the
Districts
Concerned Ministry/ Department
Component Activity Total
Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation
Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year)
Estimated cost ( in
crores Rs.)
1
Dew
as
MOA & FWDAC&FW
Per Drop More crop (Micro Irrigation)
DPAP Drip 3600 3600 1 28.800
2 MOA & FWDAC&FW DPAP Sprinkler 4200 4200 1 6.300
3 MOA & DAC&FW Non-DPAP Drip 0 0 1 0
4
MOA & FWDAC&FW Non-DPAP Sprinkler
0 0 1 0
MOA & FWDAC&FW Rain Guns 600 600 1 0.900
5 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Per drop more crop
(supplementary water
management activities)
Land Development
39600 0 1 19.800
6 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Drought proofing
through check Dams/ Water
harvesting structures
120 1260 1 13.200
7 MOAWR&DAC&FW Secondary
Storage Structure
300 300 1 3.000
8 MOAWR&DAC&FW
On farm Development (distribution pump/pipe /
raised bed and furrow system
etc.)
7200 0 1 9.300
Extension Activities
0 0 1 2.480
Total 9960 83.780
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 18-19 MoA&FW
S.no.
Name of the Block /
Sub Districts
Concerned Ministry/ Department
Component Activity Total
Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation
Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year)
Estimated cost ( in
crores Rs.)
1
Dew
as
MOA & FWDAC&FW
Per Drop More crop (Micro Irrigation)
DPAP Drip 600 600 1 4.800
2 MOA & FWDAC&FW DPAP Sprinkler 700 700 1 1.050
3 MOA & DAC&FW Non-DPAP Drip 0 0 1 0
4
MOA & FWDAC&FW Non-DPAP Sprinkler
0 0 1 0
MOA & FWDAC&FW Rain Guns 100 100 1 0.150
5 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Per drop more crop
(supplementary water
management activities)
Land Development
6600 0 1 3.300
6 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Drought proofing through check Dams/ Water
harvesting structures
20 210 1 2.200
7 MOAWR&DAC&FW Secondary
Storage Structure 50 50 1 0.500
8 MOAWR&DAC&FW
On farm Development (distribution pump/ pipe /
raised bed and furrow system
etc.)
1200 0 1 1.550
Extension Activities
0 0 1 0.446
Total 1660 13.996
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 18-19 MoA&FW
S.no.
Name of the Block /
Sub Districts
Concerned Ministry/ Department
Component Activity Total
Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation
Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year)
Estimated cost ( in
crores Rs.)
1
To
nkkh
urd
MOA & FWDAC&FW
Per Drop More crop (Micro Irrigation)
DPAP Drip 600 600 1 4.800
2 MOA & FWDAC&FW DPAP Sprinkler 700 700 1 1.050
3 MOA & DAC&FW Non-DPAP Drip 0 0 1 0
4
MOA & FWDAC&FW Non-DPAP Sprinkler
0 0 1 0
MOA & FWDAC&FW Rain Guns 100 100 1 0.150
5 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Per drop more crop
(supplementary water
management activities)
Land Development
6600 0 1 3.300
6 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Drought proofing through check Dams/ Water
harvesting structures
20 210 1 2.200
7 MOAWR&DAC&FW Secondary
Storage Structure 50 50 1 0.500
8 MOAWR&DAC&FW
On farm Development (distribution
pump/pipe / raised bed and furrow
system etc.)
1200 0 1 1.550
Extension Activities
0 0 1 0.396
1660 13.946
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 18-19 MoA&FW
S.no.
Name of the Block /
Sub Districts
Concerned Ministry/ Department
Component Activity Total
Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation
Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year)
Estimated cost ( in
crores Rs.)
1
So
nkatc
h
MOA & FWDAC&FW
Per Drop More crop (Micro Irrigation)
DPAP Drip 600 600 1 4.800
2 MOA & FWDAC&FW DPAP Sprinkler 700 700 1 1.050
3 MOA & DAC&FW Non-DPAP Drip 0 0 1 0
4
MOA & FWDAC&FW Non-DPAP Sprinkler
0 0 1 0
MOA & FWDAC&FW Rain Guns 100 100 1 0.150
5 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Per drop more crop
(supplementary water
management activities)
Land Development
6600 0 1 3.300
6 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Drought proofing through check Dams/ Water
harvesting structures
20 210 1 2.200
7 MOAWR&DAC&FW Secondary
Storage Structure 50 50 1 0.500
8 MOAWR&DAC&FW
On farm Development (distribution pump/pipe /
raised bed and furrow system
etc.)
1200 0 1 1.550
Extension Activities
0 0 1 0.396
Total 1660 13.946
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 18-19 MoA&FW
S.no.
Name of the Block /
Sub Districts
Concerned Ministry/ Department
Component Activity Total
Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation
Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year)
Estimated cost ( in
crores Rs.)
1
Bag
li
MOA & FWDAC&FW
Per Drop More crop (Micro Irrigation)
DPAP Drip 600 600 1 4.800
2 MOA & FWDAC&FW DPAP Sprinkler 700 700 1 1.050
3 MOA & DAC&FW Non-DPAP Drip 0 0 1 0
4
MOA & FWDAC&FW Non-DPAP Sprinkler
0 0 1 0
MOA & FWDAC&FW Rain Guns 100 100 1 0.150
5 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Per drop more crop
(supplementary water
management activities)
Land Development)
6600 0 1 3.300
6 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Drought proofing through check Dams/ Water
harvesting structures
20 210 1 2.200
7 MOAWR&DAC&FW Secondary
Storage Structure 50 50 1 0.500
8 MOAWR&DAC&FW
On farm Development
(distribution pump/ pipe / raised bed
and furrow system etc.)
1200 0 1 1.55
Extension Activities
0 0 1 0.420
Total 1660 13.970
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 18-19 MoA&FW
S.no.
Name of the Block /
Sub Districts
Concerned Ministry/ Department
Component Activity Total
Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation
Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year)
Estimated cost ( in
crores Rs.)
1
Kan
no
d
MOA & FWDAC&FW
Per Drop More crop (Micro Irrigation)
DPAP Drip 600 600 1 4.800
2 MOA & FWDAC&FW DPAP Sprinkler 700 700 1 1.050
3 MOA & DAC&FW Non-DPAP Drip 0 0 1 0
4
MOA & FWDAC&FW Non-DPAP Sprinkler
0 0 1 0
MOA & FWDAC&FW Rain Guns 100 100 1 0.150
5 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Per drop more crop
(supplementary water
management activities)
Land Development
6600 0 1 3.300
6 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Drought proofing through check Dams/ Water
harvesting structures
20 210 1 2.200
7 MOAWR&DAC&FW Secondary
Storage Structure 50 50 1 0.500
8 MOAWR&DAC&FW
On farm Development (distribution pump/pipe /
raised bed and furrow system
etc.)
1200 0 1 1.550
Extension Activities
0 0 1 0.416
Total 1660 13.966
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 18-19 MoA&FW
S.no. Name of the Block /
Sub Districts
Concerned Ministry/ Department
Component Activity Total Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation
Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year) Estimated cost ( in
crores Rs.)
1
Kh
ate
gao
n
MOA & FWDAC&FW
Per Drop More crop (Micro Irrigation)
DPAP Drip 600 600 1 4.800
2 MOA & FWDAC&FW DPAP Sprinkler 700 700 1 1.050
3 MOA & DAC&FW Non-DPAP Drip 0 0 1 0
4 MOA & FWDAC&FW
Non-DPAP Sprinkler
0 0 1 0
MOA & FWDAC&FW Rain Guns 100 100 1 0.150
5 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Per drop more crop
(supplementary water
management activities)
Land Development
6600 0 1 3.300
6
MOAWR&DAC&FW
Drought proofing through check Dams/ Water
harvesting structures
20 210 1 2.200
7
MOAWR&DAC&FW Secondary
Storage Structure 50 50 1 0.500
8
MOAWR&DAC&FW
On farm Development (distribution pump/pipe /
raised bed and furrow system
etc.)
1200 0 1 1.550
Extension Activities
0 0 1 0.406
Total 1660 13.956
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 19-20 MoA&FW
S.no. Name of the
Districts
Concerned Ministry/ Department
Component Activity Total
Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation
Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year)
Estimated cost ( in
crores Rs.)
1
Dew
as
MOA & FWDAC&FW
Per Drop More crop (Micro Irrigation)
DPAP Drip 3600 3600 1 28.800
2 MOA & FWDAC&FW DPAP Sprinkler 4200 4200 1 6.300
3 MOA & DAC&FW Non-DPAP Drip 0 0 1 0
4
MOA & FWDAC&FW Non-DPAP Sprinkler
0 0 1 0
MOA & FWDAC&FW Rain Guns 600 600 1 0.900
5 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Per drop more crop
(supplementary water
management activities)
Land Development
39600 0 1 19.800
6 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Drought proofing
through check Dams/ Water
harvesting structures
120 1260 1 13.200
7 MOAWR&DAC&FW Secondary
Storage Structure
300 300 1 3.000
8 MOAWR&DAC&FW
On farm Development (distribution pump/pipe /
raised bed and furrow system
etc.)
7200 0 1 9.300
Extension Activities
0 0 1 2.480
Total 9960 83.780
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 19-20 MoA&FW
S.no.
Name of the Block /
Sub Districts
Concerned Ministry/ Department
Component Activity Total
Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation
Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year)
Estimated cost ( in
crores Rs.)
1
Dew
as
MOA & FWDAC&FW
Per Drop More crop (Micro Irrigation)
DPAP Drip 600 600 1 4.800
2 MOA & FWDAC&FW DPAP Sprinkler 700 700 1 1.050
3 MOA & DAC&FW Non-DPAP Drip 0 0 1 0
4
MOA & FWDAC&FW Non-DPAP Sprinkler
0 0 1 0
MOA & FWDAC&FW Rain Guns 100 100 1 0.150
5 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Per drop more crop
(supplementary water
management activities)
Land Development
6600 0 1 3.300
6 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Drought proofing through check Dams/ Water
harvesting structures
20 210 1 2.200
7 MOAWR&DAC&FW Secondary
Storage Structure 50 50 1 0.500
8 MOAWR&DAC&FW
On farm Development (distribution pump/ pipe /
raised bed and furrow system
etc.)
1200 0 1 1.550
Extension Activities
0 0 1 0.446
Total 1660 13.996
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 19-20 MoA&FW
S.no.
Name of the Block /
Sub Districts
Concerned Ministry/ Department
Component Activity Total
Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation
Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year)
Estimated cost ( in
crores Rs.)
1
To
nkkh
urd
MOA & FWDAC&FW
Per Drop More crop (Micro Irrigation)
DPAP Drip 600 600 1 4.800
2 MOA & FWDAC&FW DPAP Sprinkler 700 700 1 1.050
3 MOA & DAC&FW Non-DPAP Drip 0 0 1 0
4
MOA & FWDAC&FW Non-DPAP Sprinkler
0 0 1 0
MOA & FWDAC&FW Rain Guns 100 100 1 0.150
5 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Per drop more crop
(supplementary water
management activities)
Land Development
6600 0 1 3.300
6 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Drought proofing through check Dams/ Water
harvesting structures
20 210 1 2.200
7 MOAWR&DAC&FW Secondary
Storage Structure 50 50 1 0.500
8 MOAWR&DAC&FW
On farm Development (distribution
pump/pipe / raised bed and furrow
system etc.)
1200 0 1 1.550
Extension Activities
0 0 1 0.396
1660 13.946
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 19-20 MoA&FW
S.no.
Name of the Block /
Sub Districts
Concerned Ministry/ Department
Component Activity Total
Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation
Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year)
Estimated cost ( in
crores Rs.)
1
So
nkatc
h
MOA & FWDAC&FW
Per Drop More crop (Micro Irrigation)
DPAP Drip 600 600 1 4.800
2 MOA & FWDAC&FW DPAP Sprinkler 700 700 1 1.050
3 MOA & DAC&FW Non-DPAP Drip 0 0 1 0
4
MOA & FWDAC&FW Non-DPAP Sprinkler
0 0 1 0
MOA & FWDAC&FW Rain Guns 100 100 1 0.150
5 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Per drop more crop
(supplementary water
management activities)
Land Development
6600 0 1 3.300
6 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Drought proofing through check Dams/ Water
harvesting structures
20 210 1 2.200
7 MOAWR&DAC&FW Secondary
Storage Structure 50 50 1 0.500
8 MOAWR&DAC&FW
On farm Development (distribution pump/pipe /
raised bed and furrow system
etc.)
1200 0 1 1.550
Extension Activities
0 0 1 0.396
Total 1660 13.946
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 19-20 MoA&FW
S.no.
Name of the Block /
Sub Districts
Concerned Ministry/ Department
Component Activity Total
Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation
Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year)
Estimated cost ( in
crores Rs.)
1
Bag
li
MOA & FWDAC&FW
Per Drop More crop (Micro Irrigation)
DPAP Drip 600 600 1 4.800
2 MOA & FWDAC&FW DPAP Sprinkler 700 700 1 1.050
3 MOA & DAC&FW Non-DPAP Drip 0 0 1 0
4
MOA & FWDAC&FW Non-DPAP Sprinkler
0 0 1 0
MOA & FWDAC&FW Rain Guns 100 100 1 0.150
5 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Per drop more crop
(supplementary water
management activities)
Land Development
6600 0 1 3.300
6 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Drought proofing through check Dams/ Water
harvesting structures
20 210 1 2.200
7 MOAWR&DAC&FW Secondary
Storage Structure 50 50 1 0.500
8 MOAWR&DAC&FW
On farm Development (distribution pump/pipe /
raised bed and furrow system
etc.)
1200 0 1 1.55
Extension Activities
0 0 1 0.420
Total 1660 13.970
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 19-20 MoA&FW
S.no.
Name of the Block /
Sub Districts
Concerned Ministry/ Department
Component Activity Total
Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation
Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year)
Estimated cost ( in
crores Rs.)
1
Kan
no
d
MOA & FWDAC&FW
Per Drop More crop (Micro Irrigation)
DPAP Drip 600 600 1 4.800
2 MOA & FWDAC&FW DPAP Sprinkler 700 700 1 1.050
3 MOA & DAC&FW Non-DPAP Drip 0 0 1 0
4
MOA & FWDAC&FW Non-DPAP Sprinkler
0 0 1 0
MOA & FWDAC&FW Rain Guns 100 100 1 0.150
5 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Per drop more crop
(supplementary water
management activities)
Land Development
6600 0 1 3.300
6 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Drought proofing through check Dams/ Water
harvesting structures
20 210 1 2.200
7 MOAWR&DAC&FW Secondary
Storage Structure 50 50 1 0.500
8 MOAWR&DAC&FW
On farm Development (distribution pump/pipe /
raised bed and furrow system
etc.)
1200 0 1 1.550
Extension Activities
0 0 1 0.416
Total 1660 13.966
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 19-20 MoA&FW
S.no. Name of the Block /
Sub Districts
Concerned Ministry/ Department
Component Activity Total Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation
Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year) Estimated cost ( in
crores Rs.)
1
Kh
ate
gao
n
MOA & FWDAC&FW
Per Drop More crop (Micro Irrigation)
DPAP Drip 600 600 1 4.800
2 MOA & FWDAC&FW DPAP Sprinkler 700 700 1 1.050
3 MOA & DAC&FW Non-DPAP Drip 0 0 1 0
4 MOA & FWDAC&FW
Non-DPAP Sprinkler
0 0 1 0
MOA & FWDAC&FW Rain Guns 100 100 1 0.150
5 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Per drop more crop
(supplementary water
management activities)
Land Development
6600 0 1 3.300
6
MOAWR&DAC&FW
Drought proofing through check Dams/ Water
harvesting structures
20 210 1 2.200
7
MOAWR&DAC&FW Secondary
Storage Structure 50 50 1 0.500
8
MOAWR&DAC&FW
On farm Development (distribution pump/pipe /
raised bed and furrow system
etc.)
1200 0 1 1.550
Extension Activities
0 0 1 0.406
Total 1660 13.956
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 20-21 MoA&FW
S.no. Name of the
Districts
Concerned Ministry/ Department
Component Activity Total
Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation
Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year)
Estimated cost ( in
crores Rs.)
1
Dew
as
MOA & FWDAC&FW
Per Drop More crop (Micro Irrigation)
DPAP Drip 3600 3600 1 28.800
2 MOA & FWDAC&FW DPAP Sprinkler 4200 4200 1 6.300
3 MOA & DAC&FW Non-DPAP Drip 0 0 1 0
4
MOA & FWDAC&FW Non-DPAP Sprinkler
0 0 1 0
MOA & FWDAC&FW Rain Guns 600 600 1 0.900
5 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Per drop more crop
(supplementary water
management activities)
Land Development
39600 0 1 19.800
6 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Drought proofing
through check Dams/ Water
harvesting structures
120 1260 1 13.200
7 MOAWR&DAC&FW Secondary
Storage Structure
300 300 1 3.000
8 MOAWR&DAC&FW
On farm Development (distribution pump/pipe /
raised bed and furrow system
etc.)
7200 0 1 9.300
Extension Activities
0 0 1 2.480
Total 9960 83.780
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 20-21 MoA&FW
S.no.
Name of the Block /
Sub Districts
Concerned Ministry/ Department
Component Activity Total
Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation
Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year)
Estimated cost ( in
crores Rs.)
1
Dew
as
MOA & FWDAC&FW
Per Drop More crop (Micro Irrigation)
DPAP Drip 600 600 1 4.800
2 MOA & FWDAC&FW DPAP Sprinkler 700 700 1 1.050
3 MOA & DAC&FW Non-DPAP Drip 0 0 1 0
4
MOA & FWDAC&FW Non-DPAP Sprinkler
0 0 1 0
MOA & FWDAC&FW Rain Guns 100 100 1 0.150
5 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Per drop more crop
(supplementary water
management activities)
Land Development
6600 0 1 3.300
6 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Drought proofing through check Dams/ Water
harvesting structures
20 210 1 2.200
7 MOAWR&DAC&FW Secondary
Storage Structure 50 50 1 0.500
8 MOAWR&DAC&FW
On farm Development (distribution pump/pipe /
raised bed and furrow system
etc.)
1200 0 1 1.550
Extension Activities
0 0 1 0.446
Total 1660 13.996
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 20-21 MoA&FW
S.no.
Name of the Block /
Sub Districts
Concerned Ministry/ Department
Component Activity Total
Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation
Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year)
Estimated cost ( in
crores Rs.)
1
To
nkkh
urd
MOA & FWDAC&FW
Per Drop More crop (Micro Irrigation)
DPAP Drip 600 600 1 4.800
2 MOA & FWDAC&FW DPAP Sprinkler 700 700 1 1.050
3 MOA & DAC&FW Non-DPAP Drip 0 0 1 0
4
MOA & FWDAC&FW Non-DPAP Sprinkler
0 0 1 0
MOA & FWDAC&FW Rain Guns 100 100 1 0.150
5 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Per drop more crop
(supplementary water
management activities)
Land Development
6600 0 1 3.300
6 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Drought proofing through check Dams/ Water
harvesting structures
20 210 1 2.200
7 MOAWR&DAC&FW Secondary
Storage Structure 50 50 1 0.500
8 MOAWR&DAC&FW
On farm Development
(distribution pump/ pipe / raised bed
and furrow system etc.)
1200 0 1 1.550
Extension Activities
0 0 1 0.396
1660 13.946
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 20-21 MoA&FW
S.no.
Name of the Block /
Sub Districts
Concerned Ministry/ Department
Component Activity Total
Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation
Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year)
Estimated cost ( in
crores Rs.)
1
So
nkatc
h
MOA & FWDAC&FW
Per Drop More crop (Micro Irrigation)
DPAP Drip 600 600 1 4.800
2 MOA & FWDAC&FW DPAP Sprinkler 700 700 1 1.050
3 MOA & DAC&FW Non-DPAP Drip 0 0 1 0
4
MOA & FWDAC&FW Non-DPAP Sprinkler
0 0 1 0
MOA & FWDAC&FW Rain Guns 100 100 1 0.150
5 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Per drop more crop
(supplementary water
management activities)
Land Development
6600 0 1 3.300
6 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Drought proofing through check Dams/ Water
harvesting structures
20 210 1 2.200
7 MOAWR&DAC&FW Secondary
Storage Structure 50 50 1 0.500
8 MOAWR&DAC&FW
On farm Development (distribution pump/ pipe /
raised bed and furrow system
etc.)
1200 0 1 1.550
Extension Activities
0 0 1 0.396
Total 1660 13.946
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 20-21 MoA&FW
S.no.
Name of the Block /
Sub Districts
Concerned Ministry/ Department
Component Activity Total
Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation
Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year)
Estimated cost ( in
crores Rs.)
1
Bag
li
MOA & FWDAC&FW
Per Drop More crop (Micro Irrigation)
DPAP Drip 600 600 1 4.800
2 MOA & FWDAC&FW DPAP Sprinkler 700 700 1 1.050
3 MOA & DAC&FW Non-DPAP Drip 0 0 1 0
4
MOA & FWDAC&FW Non-DPAP Sprinkler
0 0 1 0
MOA & FWDAC&FW Rain Guns 100 100 1 0.150
5 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Per drop more crop
(supplementary water
management activities)
Land Development
6600 0 1 3.300
6 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Drought proofing
through check Dams/ Water
harvesting structures
20 210 1 2.200
7 MOAWR&DAC&FW Secondary
Storage Structure
50 50 1 0.500
8 MOAWR&DAC&FW
On farm Development (distribution pump/pipe /
raised bed and furrow system
etc.)
1200 0 1 1.55
Extension Activities
0 0 1 0.420
Total 1660 13.970
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 20-21 MoA&FW
S.no.
Name of the Block /
Sub Districts
Concerned Ministry/ Department
Component Activity Total
Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation
Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year)
Estimated cost ( in
crores Rs.)
1
Kan
no
d
MOA & FWDAC&FW
Per Drop More crop (Micro Irrigation)
DPAP Drip 600 600 1 4.800
2 MOA & FWDAC&FW DPAP Sprinkler 700 700 1 1.050
3 MOA & DAC&FW Non-DPAP Drip 0 0 1 0
4
MOA & FWDAC&FW Non-DPAP Sprinkler
0 0 1 0
MOA & FWDAC&FW Rain Guns 100 100 1 0.150
5 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Per drop more crop
(supplementary water
management activities)
Land Development
6600 0 1 3.300
6 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Drought proofing through check Dams/ Water
harvesting structures
20 210 1 2.200
7 MOAWR&DAC&FW Secondary
Storage Structure 50 50 1 0.500
8 MOAWR&DAC&FW
On farm Development (distribution pump/pipe /
raised bed and furrow system
etc.)
1200 0 1 1.550
Extension Activities
0 0 1 0.416
Total 1660 13.966
COMPONENT PER DROP MORE CROP AND CAPACITY BUILDING ACTIVITIES FINANCIAL YEAR 20-21 MoA&FW
S.no. Name of the Block /
Sub Districts
Concerned Ministry/ Department
Component Activity Total Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation
Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year) Estimated cost ( in
crores Rs.)
1
Kh
ate
gao
n
MOA & FWDAC&FW
Per Drop More crop (Micro Irrigation)
DPAP Drip 600 600 1 4.800
2 MOA & FWDAC&FW DPAP Sprinkler 700 700 1 1.050
3 MOA & DAC&FW Non-DPAP Drip 0 0 1 0
4 MOA & FWDAC&FW
Non-DPAP Sprinkler
0 0 1 0
MOA & FWDAC&FW Rain Guns 100 100 1 0.150
5 MOAWR&DAC&FW
Per drop more crop
(supplementary water
management activities)
Land Development
6600 0 1 3.300
6
MOAWR&DAC&FW
Drought proofing through check Dams/ Water
harvesting structures
20 210 1 2.200
7
MOAWR&DAC&FW Secondary
Storage Structure 50 50 1 0.500
8
MOAWR&DAC&FW
On farm Development (distribution pump/ pipe /
raised bed and furrow system
etc.)
1200 0 1 1.550
Extension Activities
0 0 1 0.406
Total 1660 13.956
Proposed Activities To Meet Out Demands :
District –Dewas
Component
Activity Unit Quantity
Water Storage Capacity in MCM
Irrigation Potential/ Command Area enhanced in Hectares
Estimated Cost Rs in Crore
Main Scheme
Concerned Ministry
Scheme Convergence with
Concerned Ministry
PMKSY MGNRE
GS Converg
ence (Newly Structur
es)
Stop Dam No. 815 5.3456 1635.25 86.63 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Cheek Dam No. 1199 3.3585 3209.553 47.00 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Tank No. 141 0.7224 820 49.33 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Sunken Pond No. 0 0 0 0.00 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Farm Pond No. 1331 7.6417 1369.9 24.03 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
earthen Cheek No. 63 0.1052 2.25 3.01 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Percolation tank No. 333 2.747 392 10.89 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Contour
trenches Rmt 17274 0.015 0 0.28 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Gabion No. 1442 1.1642 8.64 27.74 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
LBS No. 235 0 0 0.71 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Dikes No. 197 0 0 0.61 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Soak Pit No. 457 0 0 0.57 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Dug Well No. 306 0 0 6.64 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Recharge Shaft No. 0 0 0 0.00 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
23793 21.08 7437.59 257.42 - - - -
Proposed Activities To Meet Out Demands :
District –Dewas
Componen
t Activity Unit
Quantit
y
Water
Storage
Capacity
in MCM
Irrigation
Potential/
Command
Area
enhanced
in
Hectares
Estimated
Cost Rs in
Crore
Main
Scheme
Concerne
d Ministry
Scheme
Convergenc
e with
Concerne
d Ministry
PM
KSY M
GN
REG
S
Converg
ence
(Renovation)
Stop Dam No. 156 2.1842 209.459 7.413
PMKSY MoA & FW MGNREGS MoRD
Chek Dam No. 40 0.2812 69.584 0.533
PMKSY MoA & FW MGNREGS MoRD
Tank No. 161 12.737 910.1 5.947
PMKSY MoA & FW MGNREGS MoRD
TOTAL 357 15.2024 1189.143 13.894
- - - -
Proposed Activities To Meet Out Demands :
Block - Tonkkhurd, District –Dewas
Component
Activity Unit Quantity
Water Storage Capacity in MCM
Irrigation Potential/ Command
Area enhanced in
Hectares
Estimated Cost Rs in
Crore
Main Scheme
Concerned Ministry
Scheme Convergence
with
Concerned Ministry
Stop Dam
No. 124 1.7504 279.18 19.05 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
PM
KS
Y M
GN
RE
GS
Con
verg
en
ce (N
ew
ly S
tructu
res)
Cheek Dam No. 101 0.4235 156 3.36 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Tank No. 5 0.338 115 1.42 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Sunken Pond No. 0 0 0 0.00 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Farm Pond 0 No. 350 5.67 0 5.49 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
earthen Cheek No. 0 0 0 0.00 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Percolation tank No. 29 0.021 0 1.59 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Contour trenches Rmt
8004 0 0 0.07 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Gabion No. 201 0.13 0 4.12 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
LBS No. 57 0 0 0.32 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Dikes No. 0 0 0 0.00 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Soak Pit No. 0 0 0 0.00 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Dug Well No.
45 0.00 0.00 1.10 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Recharge Shaft No. 0 0 0 0.00 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
8916 8.33 550.18 36.53 - - - -
Proposed Activities To Meet Out Demands :
Block - Tonkkhurd District –Dewas
Component Activit
y
Unit Quantit
y
Water
Storage
Capacit
y in
MCM
Irrigation
Potential/
Command
Area
enhanced
in Hectares
Estimate
d Cost Rs
in Crore
Main
Scheme
Concerne
d Ministry
Scheme
Convergenc
e with
Concerned
Ministry
PM
KSY M
GN
REG
S
Converg
ence (
Renovation) Stop
Dam No. 16 0.298 49.27 1.5512 PMKSY MoA & FW MGNREGS MoRD
Chek Dam
No. 3 0.01125 3.21 0.06871 PMKSY MoA & FW MGNREGS MoRD
Tank No. 24 7.906 38.6 0.7185 PMKSY MoA & FW MGNREGS MoRD
TOTAL 43 8.22 91.08 2.34 - - - -
Proposed Activities To Meet Out Demands :
Block - Bagli , District –Dewas Compo
nent
Activity Unit Quantity Water Storage Capacity in MCM
Irrigation Potential/ Command
Area enhanced in
Hectares
Estimated Cost Rs in Crore
Main Scheme Concerned Ministry
Scheme Convergence
with
Concerned Ministry
Stop Dam
No. 54 0.0972 0 9.33 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
PM
KS
Y M
GN
RE
GS
Co
nve
rge
nce (N
ew
ly S
tructu
res)
Cheek Dam No. 349 0.5235 1745 13.34 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Tank No. 117 0.1404 585 45.92 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Sunken Pond No. 0 0 0 0 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Farm Pond No. 187 0.2244 0 2.84 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
earthen Cheek No. 54 0.0972 0 2.92 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Percolation tank No. 51 0.5235 102 2.26 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Contour
trenches Rmt 0 0 0 0 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Gabion No. 117 0 0 3.73 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
LBS No. 0 0 0 0 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Dikes No. 0 0 0 0 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Soak Pit No. 153 0 0 0.29 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Dug Well No. 65 0 0 1.45 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Recharge Shaft No. 0 0 0 0 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
1147 1.61 2432.00 82.08 - - - -
Proposed Activities To Meet Out Demands :
Block - Bagli , District –Dewas
Component Activity Unit Quantity Water Storage Capacity in MCM
Irrigation Potential/ Command
Area
enhanced in Hectares
Estimated Cost Rs in
Crore
Main Scheme Concerned Ministry
Scheme Convergence
with
Concerned Ministry
PM
KSY M
GN
REG
S C
onverg
ence
(Renovatio
n)
Stop
Dam No. 11 0.32 10.03 0.48 PMKSY MoA & FW MGNREGS MoRD
Chek
Dam No. 6 0.03 9.25 0.10 PMKSY MoA & FW MGNREGS MoRD
Tank No. 48 2.38 120.33 3.77 PMKSY MoA & FW MGNREGS MoRD
TOTAL 65 2.72 139.61 4.35 - - - -
Proposed Activities To Meet Out Demands :
Block - Kannod , District –Dewas Component Activity Unit Quantity Water
Storage Capacity in MCM
Irrigation Potential/ Command Area enhanced in Hectares
Estimated Cost Rs in Crore
Main Scheme
Concerned Ministry
Scheme Convergence with
Concerned Ministry
Stop Dam No. 135 1.213 150.07 10.55 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
PM
KS
Y M
GN
RE
GS
Con
verg
en
ce
(Ne
wly
Stru
ctu
res)
Cheek Dam No. 156 0.2515 76.553 3.053 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Tank No. 12 0.204 15 1.04 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Sunken Pond No. 0 0 0 0 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Farm Pond No. 153 0.2448 179.9 3.24 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
earthen Cheek No. 9 0.008 2.25 0.09 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Percolation Tank No. 3 0.011 0 0.12 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Contour trenches Rmt 6020 0.005 0 0.175 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Gabion No. 179 0.1488 8.64 2.463 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
LBS No. 121 0 0 0.0642 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Dikes No. 62 0 0 0.175 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Soak Pit No. 304 0 0 0.270 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Dug Well No. 41 0 0 2.42 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Recharge Shaft No. 0 0 0 0 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
TOTAL 7195 2.09 432.41 23.62 - - - -
Proposed Activities To Meet Out Demands
Block - Kannod, District –Dewas Component Activity Unit Quantity Water
Storage Capacity in MCM
Irrigation Potential/ Command Area enhanced in Hectares
Estimated Cost Rs in Crore
Main Scheme
Concerned Ministry
Scheme Convergence with Concerned
Ministry
PM
KS
Y M
GN
RE
GS
Co
nverg
ence (R
enovatio
n)
Stop Dam No. 53 0.527 52.32 4.25252 PMKSY MoA & FW
MGNREGS MoRD
Chek Dam No. 5 0.003 1.267 0.029 PMKSY MoA & FW
MGNREGS MoRD
Tank No. 12 0.066 15.04 0.1235 PMKSY MoA & FW
MGNREGS MoRD
TOTAL 70 0.596 68.627 4.40502 - - - -
Proposed Activities To Meet Out Demands :
Block - Khategaon , District –Dewas Compone
nt Activity Unit Quantity Water
Storage Capacity in
MCM
Irrigation Potential/ Command
Area enhanced in Hectares
Estimated Cost Rs in
Crore
Main Scheme
Concerned
Ministry
Scheme Converg
ence with
Concerned Ministry
Stop Dam No. 322 1.7 645 32.2 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
PM
KS
Y M
GN
RE
GS
Con
verg
en
ce (N
ew
ly
Stru
ctu
res)
Cheek Dam No. 278 1.1 570 13.9 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Tank No. 0 0 0 0 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Sunken Pond No. 0 0 0 0 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Farm Pond No. 125 0.3125 360 3.1 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
earthen Cheek No. 0 0 0 0 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Percolation Tank No. 216 2.1 193 5.4 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Contour trenches Rmt 0 0 0 0 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Gabion No. 152 0.1488 0 2.9 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
LBS No. 0 0 0 0 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Dikes No. 0 0 0 0 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Soak Pit No. 0 0 0 0 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Dug Well No. 42 0.0 0.0 1.2
MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Recharge Shaft No. 0 0 0 0 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
TOTAL 1135 5.3613 1768 58.7
- - - -
Proposed Activities To Meet Out Demands : Block - Khategaon , District –Dewas
Com
pone
nt
Activity Unit Quantity
Water Storage Capacity in MCM
Irrigation Potential/ Command Area enhanced in Hectares
Estimated Cost Rs in Crore
Main Scheme Concerned Ministry
Scheme Convergence with
Concerned Ministry
PM
KS
Y M
GN
RE
GS
Co
nverg
ence
(Renovatio
n)
Stop Dam No. 68 1.02 48.57 1.02 PMKSY MoA & FW MGNREGS MoRD
Chek Dam No. 4 0.16 2.86 0.06 PMKSY MoA & FW MGNREGS MoRD
Tank No. 31 0.465 22.13 0.465 PMKSY MoA & FW MGNREGS MoRD
TOTAL
103 1.645 73.56 1.545 - - - -
Proposed Activities To Meet Out Demands :
Block - Dewas , District –Dewas
Component Activity Unit Quantity Water Storage Capacit
y in MCM
Irrigation Potential/ Command
Area enhanced
in Hectares
Estimated Cost Rs in Crore
Main Scheme Concerned Ministry
Scheme Convergence
with
Concerned Ministry
Stop Dam No. 90 0.315 290 7 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
PM
KS
Y M
GN
RE
GS
Con
verg
en
ce (N
ew
ly
Stru
ctu
res)
Cheek Dam No. 205 0.57 423 10.25 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Tank No. 0 0 0 0 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Sunken Pond No. 0 0 0 0 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Farm Pond No. 364 0.9 520 5.46 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
earthen Cheek No. 0 0 0 0 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Percolation Tank No. 15 0.0525 0 0.225 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Contour trenches Rmt 0 0 0 0 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Gabion No. 671 0.7 0 10.4 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
LBS No. 0 0 0 0 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Dikes No. 135 0 0 0.43 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Soak Pit No. 0 0 0 0 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Dug Well No. 46 0 0 0.51 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Recharge Shaft No. 0 0 0 0 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
TOTAL 1526 2.5375 1233 34.275 - - - -
Proposed Activities To Meet Out Demands :
Block - Dewas , District –Dewas
Com
pone
nt
Activity Unit Quantity
Water Storage Capacity in MCM
Irrigation Potential/ Command
Area enhanced
in Hectares
Estimated Cost Rs in Crore
Main Scheme
Concerned Ministry
Scheme Convergence
with
Concerned Ministry
PM
KS
Y M
GN
RE
GS
Converg
ence
(Renovatio
n)
Stop Dam No. 0 0 0 0 PMKSY MoA & FW MGNREGS MoRD
Chek Dam No. 11 0.048 17 0.106 PMKSY MoA & FW MGNREGS
MoRD
TOTAL 49 1.928 677 0.836 - - - -
Proposed Activities To Meet Out Demands :
Block - Sonkatch , District –Dewas Component Activity Unit Quantity Water
Storage Capacity in MCM
Irrigation Potential/ Command
Area enhanced
in Hectares
Estimated Cost Rs in Crore
Main Scheme
Concerned Ministry
Scheme Convergence
with
Concerned Ministry
Stop Dam No. 90 0.27 271 8.5 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
PM
KS
Y M
GN
RE
GS
Con
verg
en
ce
(Ne
wly
Stru
ctu
res
)
Cheek Dam No. 110 0.49 239 3.1 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Tank No. 7 0.04 105 0.95 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Sunken Pond No. 0 0 0 0 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Farm Pond No. 152 0.29 310 3.9 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
earthen Cheek No. 0 0 0 0 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Percolation tank No. 19 0.039 97 1.29 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Contour trenches Rmt 3250 0.01 0 0.0325 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Gabion No. 122 0.0366 0 4.12229 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
LBS No. 57 0 0 0.3245 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Dikes No. 0 0 0 0 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Soak Pit No. 0 0 0 0 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Dug Well No. 0 0 0 0 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
Recharge Shaft No. 0 0 0 0 MGNREGS MoRD PMKSY MoA&FW
TOTAL 3807 1.1756 1022 22.2193 - - - -
Proposed Activities To Meet Out Demands :
Block - Sonkatch , District –Dewas
Component Activity Unit Quantity
Water
Storage
Capacity
in MCM
Irrigation
Potential/
Command
Area
enhanced
in
Hectares
Estimate
d Cost Rs
in Crore
Main
Scheme
Concerne
d Ministry
Scheme
Convergenc
e with
Concerne
d Ministry
PM
KSY M
GN
REG
S
Converg
ence
(Renovation)
Stop Dam No. 8 0.024 49.27 0.11 PMKSY MoA & FW MGNREGS MoRD
Chek Dam No. 11 0.033 36 0.17 PMKSY MoA & FW MGNREGS MoRD
Tank No. 8 0.04 54 0.14 PMKSY MoA & FW MGNREGS MoRD
TOTAL 27 0.097 139.27 0.42 - - - -
Chapter V: Strategic Action Plan MGNREGA in District under PMSKY:
S. no.
Name of the Block / Sub
Didtricts
Concemed Ministry/
Department Copmonent Activity
Total Number/Capacity/
Cum
Command Area/Irrigation Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year)
Estimated cost ( in Crore)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1 Dewas DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Cheek Dam 45 93 1 2.250
2 Dewas DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dikes 35 0 1 0.111
3 Dewas DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dug Well Kapildhara 10 0 1 0.230
4 Dewas DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Farm Pond 75 107 1 1.125
5 Dewas DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Gabion 140 0 1 2.170
6 Dewas DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Percolation Tank 4 0 1 0.060
7 Dewas DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Stop Dam 20 64 1 1.556
8 Dewas DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Cheek Dam 41 84 2 2.050
9 Dewas DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dikes 25 0 2 0.080
10 Dewas DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dug Well Kapildhara 10 0 2 0.230
11 Dewas DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Farm Pond 75 107 2 1.125
12 Dewas DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Gabion 138 0 2 2.139
13 Dewas DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Percolation Tank 3 0 2 0.045
14 Dewas DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Stop Dam 20 64 2 1.556
15 Dewas DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Cheek Dam 50 103 3 2.500
16 Dewas DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dikes 25 0 3 0.080
17 Dewas DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dug Well Kapildhara 10 0 3 0.230
18 Dewas DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Farm Pond 75 107 3 1.125
19 Dewas DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Gabion 141 0 3 2.185
//2//
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
20 Dewas DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Percolation Tank 3 0 3 0.045
21 Dewas DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Stop Dam 20 64 3 1.556
22 Dewas DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Cheek Dam 39 80 4 1.950
23 Dewas DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dikes 25 0 4 0.080
24 Dewas DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dug Well Kapildhara 10 0 4 0.230
25 Dewas DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Farm Pond 75 107 4 1.125
26 Dewas DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Gabion 141 0 4 2.185
27 Dewas DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Percolation Tank 3 0 4 0.045
28 Dewas DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Stop Dam 20 64 4 1.556
29 Dewas DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Cheek Dam 30 62 5 1.500
30 Dewas DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dikes 25 0 5 0.080
31 Dewas DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dug Well Kapildhara 6 0 5 0.138
32 Dewas DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Farm Pond 64 92 5 0.960
33 Dewas DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Gabion 111 0 5 1.720
34 Dewas DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Percolation Tank 2 0 5 0.030
35 Dewas DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Stop Dam 10 32 5 0.778
Chapter V: Strategic Action Plan MGNREGA in District under PMSKY:
S.no. Name of the Block / Sub
Didtricts
Concemed Ministry/
Department Copmonent Activity
Total Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year)
Estimated cost ( in Rs.)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Cheek Dam 23 36 1 0.765
2 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Cheek Dam 19 29 2 0.632
3 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Cheek Dam 20 31 3 0.665
4 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Cheek Dam 21 32 4 0.699
5 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Cheek Dam 18 28 5 0.599
6 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Contour trenches 1600 0 1 0.160
7 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Contour trenches 1604 0 2 0.160
8 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Contour trenches 1600 0 3 0.160
9 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Contour trenches 1600 0 4 0.160
10 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Contour trenches 1600 0 5 0.160
11 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dug Well 10 0 1 0.230
12 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dug Well 10 0 2 0.230
13 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dug Well 10 0 3 0.230
14 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dug Well 9 0 4 0.207
15 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dug Well 6 0 5 0.138
16 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Farm Pond 70 0 1 1.400
17 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Farm Pond 70 0 2 1.400
18 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Farm Pond 70 0 3 1.400
19 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Farm Pond 70 0 4 1.400
20 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Farm Pond 70 0 5 1.400
21 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Gabion 41 0 1 0.841
22 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Gabion 39 0 2 0.800
23 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Gabion 40 0 3 0.820
24 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Gabion 40 0 4 0.820
25 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Gabion 41 0 5 0.841
26 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS LBS 12 0 1 0.007
27 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS LBS 12 0 2 0.007
28 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS LBS 12 0 3 0.007
29 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS LBS 12 0 4 0.007
//2//
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
30 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS LBS 9 0 5 0.005
31 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Percolation tank 6 0 1 0.300
32 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Percolation tank 6 0 2 0.300
33 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Percolation tank 6 0 3 0.300
34 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Percolation tank 6 0 4 0.300
35 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Percolation tank 5 0 5 0.250
36 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Stop Dam 24 54 1 3.600
37 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Stop Dam 25 56 2 3.750
38 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Stop Dam 25 56 3 3.750
39 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Stop Dam 25 56 4 3.750
40 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Stop Dam 24 54 5 3.600
41 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Stop Dam 1 2 1 0.150
42 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Tank 1 23 1 0.280
43 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Tank 1 23 2 0.280
44 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Tank 1 23 3 0.280
45 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Tank 1 23 4 0.280
46 Tonkkhurd DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Tank 1 23 5 0.280
Chapter V: Strategic Action Plan MGNREGA in District under PMSKY:
S.no. Name of the Block / Sub
Didtricts
Concemed Ministry/
Department Copmonent Activity
Total Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year)
Estimated cost ( in Crore)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Cheek Dam 26 56 1 0.780
2 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Cheek Dam 24 52 2 0.720
3 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Cheek Dam 24 52 3 0.720
4 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Cheek Dam 20 43 4 0.600
5 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Cheek Dam 16 35 5 0.480
6 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Contour trenches 700 0 1 0.070
7 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Contour trenches 700 0 2 0.070
8 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Contour trenches 700 0 3 0.070
9 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Contour trenches 700 0 4 0.070
10 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Contour trenches 450 0 5 0.045
11 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dug Well 14 0 1 0.322
12 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dug Well 14 0 2 0.322
13 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dug Well 14 0 3 0.322
14 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dug Well 14 0 4 0.322
15 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dug Well 11 0 5 0.253
16 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Farm Pond 30 61 1 9.000
17 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Farm Pond 30 61 2 9.000
18 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Farm Pond 30 61 3 9.000
19 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Farm Pond 31 63 4 9.300
20 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Farm Pond 31 63 5 9.300
21 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Gabion 30 0 1 1.014
22 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Gabion 25 0 2 0.845
23 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Gabion 25 0 3 0.845
24 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Gabion 25 0 4 0.845
25 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Gabion 27 0 5 0.912
26 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS LBS 12 0 1 0.068
27 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS LBS 12 0 2 0.068
28 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS LBS 12 0 3 0.068
29 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS LBS 12 0 4 0.068
//2//
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
30 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS LBS 9 0 5 0.051
31 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Percolation tank 4 20 1 2.800
32 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Percolation tank 4 20 2 2.800
33 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Percolation tank 4 20 3 2.800
34 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Percolation tank 4 20 4 2.800
35 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Percolation tank 3 15 5 2.100
36 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Stop Dam 19 57 1 1.710
37 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Stop Dam 20 60 2 1.800
38 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Stop Dam 20 60 3 1.800
39 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Stop Dam 19 57 4 1.710
40 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Stop Dam 11 33 5 0.990
41 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Tank 2 30 1 0.280
42 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Tank 2 30 2 0.280
43 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Tank 1 15 3 0.140
44 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Tank 1 15 4 0.140
45 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Tank 1 15 5 0.140
46 Sonkatch DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Stop Dam 1 3 1 0.090
Chapter V: Strategic Action Plan MGNREGA in District under PMSKY:
S.no. Name of the Block / Sub
Didtricts
Concemed Ministry/
Department Copmonent Activity
Total Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year)
Estimated cost ( in Crore)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Cheek Dam 70 350 1 2.800
2 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Cheek Dam 70 350 2 2.800
3 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Cheek Dam 70 350 3 2.800
4 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Cheek Dam 70 350 4 2.800
5 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Cheek Dam 69 345 5 2.760
6 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dug Well 14 0 1 0.322
7 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dug Well 14 0 2 0.322
8 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dug Well 14 0 3 0.322
9 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dug Well 14 0 4 0.322
10 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dug Well 9 0 5 0.207
11 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS earthen Cheek 11 0 1 0.550
12 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS earthen Cheek 11 0 2 0.550
13 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS earthen Cheek 10 0 3 0.500
14 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS earthen Cheek 12 0 4 0.600
15 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS earthen Cheek 10 0 5 0.500
16 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Farm Pond 40 0 1 0.800
17 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Farm Pond 40 0 2 0.800
18 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Farm Pond 40 0 3 0.800
19 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Farm Pond 40 0 4 0.800
20 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Farm Pond 27 0 5 0.540
21 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Gabion 25 0 1 0.750
22 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Gabion 25 0 2 0.750
23 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Gabion 25 0 3 0.750
24 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Gabion 25 0 4 0.750
25 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Gabion 17 0 5 0.510
26 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Percolation tank 11 22 1 0.440
27 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Percolation tank 11 22 2 0.440
28 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Percolation tank 11 22 3 0.440
29 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Percolation tank 10 20 4 0.400
//2//
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
30 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Percolation tank 8 16 5 0.320
31 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Soak Pit 35 0 1 0.007
32 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Soak Pit 35 0 2 0.007
33 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Soak Pit 35 0 3 0.007
34 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Soak Pit 35 0 4 0.007
35 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Soak Pit 13 0 5 0.003
36 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Stop Dam 11 0 1 1.870
37 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Stop Dam 12 0 2 2.040
38 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Stop Dam 12 0 3 2.040
39 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Stop Dam 12 0 4 2.040
40 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Stop Dam 6 0 5 1.020
41 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Tank 25 125 1 9.750
42 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Tank 25 125 2 9.750
43 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Tank 25 125 3 9.750
44 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Tank 25 125 4 9.750
45 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Tank 17 85 5 6.630
46 Bagli DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Stop Dam 1 0 1 0.170
Chapter V: Strategic Action Plan MGNREGA in District under PMSKY:
S.no. Name of the Block / Sub
Didtricts
Concemed Ministry/
Department Copmonent Activity
Total Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year)
Estimated cost ( in Crore)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Cheek Dam 32 16 1 0.640
2 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Cheek Dam 32 16 2 0.640
3 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Cheek Dam 32 16 3 0.640
4 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Cheek Dam 32 16 4 0.640
5 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Cheek Dam 28 14 5 0.560
6 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Contour trenches 1200 0 1 0.349
7 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Contour trenches 1200 0 2 0.349
8 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Contour trenches 1200 0 3 0.349
9 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Contour trenches 1200 0 4 0.349
10 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Contour trenches 1220 0 5 0.355
11 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dikes 13 0 1 0.037
12 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dikes 13 0 2 0.037
13 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dikes 13 0 3 0.037
14 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dikes 13 0 4 0.037
15 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dikes 10 0 5 0.028
16 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dug Well 8 0 1 0.184
17 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dug Well 8 0 2 0.184
18 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dug Well 8 0 3 0.184
19 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dug Well 8 0 4 0.184
20 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dug Well 9 0 5 0.207
21 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS earthen Cheek 2 1 1 0.020
22 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS earthen Cheek 2 1 2 0.020
23 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS earthen Cheek 2 1 3 0.020
24 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS earthen Cheek 2 1 4 0.020
25 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS earthen Cheek 1 0 5 0.010
26 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Farm Pond 31 37 1 0.620
27 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Farm Pond 30 35 2 0.600
28 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Farm Pond 31 37 3 0.620
29 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Farm Pond 29 34 4 0.580
//2//
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
30 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Farm Pond 32 38 5 0.640
31 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Gabion 36 2 1 0.495
32 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Gabion 36 2 2 0.495
33 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Gabion 49 2 3 0.674
34 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Gabion 34 2 4 0.468
35 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Gabion 24 1 5 0.330
36 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS LBS 25 0 1 0.013
37 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS LBS 25 0 2 0.013
38 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS LBS 25 0 3 0.013
39 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS LBS 25 0 4 0.013
40 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS LBS 21 0 5 0.011
41 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Percolation Tank 3 0 1 0.120
42 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Soak Pit 60 0 1 0.054
43 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Soak Pit 60 0 2 0.054
44 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Soak Pit 60 0 3 0.054
45 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Soak Pit 60 0 4 0.054
46 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Soak Pit 64 0 5 0.058
47 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Stop Dam 29 32 1 2.320
48 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Stop Dam 30 33 2 2.400
49 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Stop Dam 30 33 3 2.400
50 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Stop Dam 30 33 4 2.400
51 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Stop Dam 15 17 5 1.200
52 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Tank 3 4 1 0.270
53 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Tank 3 4 2 0.270
54 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Tank 2 3 3 0.180
55 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Tank 2 3 4 0.180
56 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Tank 2 3 5 0.180
57 Kannod DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Stop Dam 1 1 1 0.080
Chapter V: Strategic Action Plan MGNREGA in District under PMSKY:
S.no. Name of the Block / Sub
Didtricts
Concemed Ministry/
Department Copmonent Activity
Total Number/Capacity/Cum
Command Area/Irrigation Potential (Ha.)
Period of Implementation
(5/7 Year)
Estimated cost ( in Crore)
1 Khategoan DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Cheek Dam 56 118 1 5.600
2 Khategoan DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Cheek Dam 56 118 2 5.600
3 Khategoan DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Cheek Dam 55 116 3 5.500
4 Khategoan DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Cheek Dam 55 116 4 5.500
5 Khategoan DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Cheek Dam 56 118 5 5.600
6 Khategoan DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dug Well 9 0 1 0.207
7 Khategoan DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dug Well 9 0 2 0.207
8 Khategoan DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dug Well 9 0 3 0.207
9 Khategoan DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dug Well 9 0 4 0.207
10 Khategoan DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Dug Well 6 0 5 0.138
11 Khategoan DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Farm Pond 125 362 1 3.100
12 Khategoan DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Gabion 30 0 1 0.572
13 Khategoan DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Gabion 30 0 2 0.572
14 Khategoan DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Gabion 30 0 3 0.572
15 Khategoan DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Gabion 30 0 4 0.572
16 Khategoan DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Gabion 32 0 5 0.611
17 Khategoan DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Percolation Tank 50 45 1 1.250
18 Khategoan DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Percolation Tank 50 45 2 1.250
19 Khategoan DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Percolation Tank 50 45 3 1.250
20 Khategoan DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Percolation Tank 50 45 4 1.250
21 Khategoan DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Percolation Tank 16 14 5 0.400
22 Khategoan DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Stop Dam 65 130 1 6.500
23 Khategoan DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Stop Dam 65 130 2 6.500
24 Khategoan DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Stop Dam 65 130 3 6.500
25 Khategoan DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Stop Dam 65 130 4 6.500
26 Khategoan DoLR - MoRD PMKSY MGNREGS Stop Dam 62 124 5 6.200
Proposed Activities To Meet Out Demands :
District - Dewas
Component Activity Unit Quantity
Water Irrigation Estimatied Main Concerned
Ministry
Storage Capacity in
MCM
Potential (ha)
Cost Rs in Crore
Scheme Department
PM
KSY I
WM
P (
Exis
ting P
roje
cts
)
Contour trenches
R Mt. 74345 0.00 0 0.50 IWMP DOLR
LBS Nos 1111 0.00 0 0.62 IWMP DOLR
Gully Plug Nos 78 0.00 0 0.08 IWMP DOLR
Percolation
Tank Nos 0 0.00 0 0.00 IWMP DOLR
Field bund R Mt. 230861 3.38 0 2.31 IWMP DOLR
Tank Nos 45 0.40 134 1.59 IWMP DOLR
Farm Pond Nos 277 1.62 748 5.93 IWMP DOLR
Chek Dam - Stop Dam
Nos 237 0.96 938 10.81 IWMP DOLR
Sunken Pond
Nos 0 0.00 0 0.00 IWMP DOLR
Nala
Deepning R Mt. 9200 0.00 0 0.03 IWMP DOLR
Gabion Nos 189 0.27 0 1.68 IWMP DOLR
Stone outlet Nos 0 0.00 0 0.00 IWMP DOLR
Total 301477 6.55 1608 23.56
Proposed Activities To Meet Out Demands :
Block –Dewas, District -Dewas
Component Activity Unit Quantity
Water Irrigation Estimatied Main Concerned
Ministry
Storage Capacity in
MCM
Potential (ha)
Cost Rs in Crore
Scheme / Department
PM
KSY I
WM
P (
Exis
ting P
roje
cts
)
Contour trenches
R Mt. 10845 0.00 0 0.03 IWMP DOLR
LBS Nos 391 0.00 0 0.32 IWMP DOLR
Gully Plug Nos 0 0.00 0 0.00 IWMP DOLR
Percolation Tank Nos 0 0.00 0 0.00 IWMP DOLR
Field bund R Mt. 22300 0.00 0 0.22 IWMP DOLR
Tank Nos 3 0.01 12 0.09 IWMP DOLR
Farm Pond Nos 54 0.07 130 1.14 IWMP DOLR
Chek Dam-
StopDam Nos 46 0.10 191 2.14 IWMP DOLR
Sunken Pond Nos 0 0.00 0 0.00 IWMP DOLR
Nala Deepning R Mt. 0 0.00 0 0.00 IWMP DOLR
Gabion Nos 28 0.00 0 0.23 IWMP DOLR
Stone outlet Nos 0 0.00 0 0.00 IWMP DOLR
Total 33667 0.18 333 4.16
Proposed Activities To Meet Out Demands :
Block –Bagli , District - Dewas
Component Activity Unit Quantity
Water Irrigation Estimatied Main Concerned
Ministry
Storage Capacity in
MCM
Potential (ha)
Cost Rs in Crore
Scheme / Department
PM
KSY I
WM
P (
Exis
ting P
roje
cts
)
Contour trenches
R Mt. 51200 0.00 0 0.40 IWMP DOLR
LBS Nos 500 0.00 0 0.22 IWMP DOLR
Gully Plug Nos 0 0.00 0 0.00 IWMP DOLR
Percolation
Tank Nos 0 0.00 0 0.03 IWMP DOLR
Field bund R Mt. 117675 0.00 0 1.45 IWMP DOLR
Tank Nos 32 0.06 73 0.78 IWMP DOLR
Farm Pond Nos 125 0.24 295 2.67 IWMP DOLR
Chek Dam - StopDam
Nos 99 0.49 442 4.20 IWMP DOLR
Sunken Pond Nos 0 0.00 0 0.00 IWMP DOLR
Nala
Deepning R Mt. 0 0.00 0 0.00 IWMP DOLR
Gabion Nos 55 0.00 0 0.42 IWMP DOLR
Stone outlet Nos 0 0.00 0 0.00 IWMP DOLR
Total 154840 0.69 598 10.18
Proposed Activities To Meet Out Demands :
Block - Kannod , District - Dewas
Ccomponent Activity Unit Quantity
Water Irrigation Estimatied Main Concerned
Ministry
Storage Capacity in
MCM
Potential (ha)
Cost Rs in Crore
Scheme / Department
PM
KSY I
WM
P (
Exis
ting P
roje
cts
)
Contour trenches
R Mt. 12300 0.00 0 0.07 IWMP DOLR
LBS Nos 192 0.00 0 0.07 IWMP DOLR
Gully Plug Nos 74 0.00 0 0.08 IWMP DOLR
Percolation
Tank Nos 0 0.00 0 0.00 IWMP DOLR
Field bund R Mt. 82551 3.38 0 0.58 IWMP DOLR
Tank Nos 10 0.33 49 0.72 IWMP DOLR
Farm Pond Nos 69 1.25 213 1.50 IWMP DOLR
Chek Dam - StopDam
Nos 44 0.27 167 2.34 IWMP DOLR
Sunken Pond Nos 0 0.00 0 0.00 IWMP DOLR
Nala Deepning R Mt. 9200 0.00 0 0.03 IWMP DOLR
Gabion Nos 71 0.27 0 0.71 IWMP DOLR
Stone outlet Nos 0 0.00 0 0.00 IWMP DOLR
Total 104511 5.52 429 6.09
Proposed Activities To Meet Out Demands :
Block - Sonkatch, District - Dewas
Component Activity Unit Quantity
Water Irrigation Estimatied Main Concerned
Ministry
Storage Capacity in MCM
Potential (ha)
Cost Rs in Crore
Scheme / Department
PM
KSY I
WM
P (
Exis
ting P
roje
cts
)
Contour trenches
R Mt. 0 0.00 0 0.00 IWMP DOLR
LBS Nos 28 0.00 0 0.01 IWMP DOLR
Gully Plug Nos 4 0.00 0 0.00 IWMP DOLR
Percolation
Tank Nos 0 0.00 0 0.00 IWMP DOLR
Field bund R Mt. 8335 0.00 0 0.06 IWMP DOLR
Tank Nos 0 0.00 0 0.00 IWMP DOLR
Farm Pond Nos 29 0.06 110 0.62 IWMP DOLR
Chek Dam - StopDam
Nos 48 0.10 138 2.13 IWMP DOLR
Sunken
Pond Nos 0 0.00 0 0.00 IWMP DOLR
Nala
Deepning R Mt. 0 0.00 0 0.00 IWMP DOLR
Gabion Nos 35 0.00 0 0.31 IWMP DOLR
Stone outlet Nos 0 0.00 0 0.00 IWMP DOLR
Total 8459 0.15 248 3.13
Chapter V: Strategic Action Plan IWMP in District under PMSKY:
S.
no.
Name of the Block /
Sub Didtricts
Concemed
Ministry/
Department
Copmonent Activity
Total
Number/Capa
city/Cum
Command
Area/Irrigation
Potential (Ha.)
Period of
Implementati
on (5/7 Year)
Estimated
cost ( in
crore Rs.)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1 IWMP-01 DEWAS DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Farm Ponds 10 1 1st 0.14
2 IWMP-01 DEWAS DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Check Dams 12 62 1st 0.93
3 IWMP-01 DEWAS DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Gabian 6 0 1st 0.07
4 IWMP-01 DEWAS DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed loose boulder 9 0 1st 0.02
5 IWMP-01 DEWAS DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Percolation Tanks 3 8 1st 0.11
6 IWMP-02 BAGLI DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Farm Ponds 15 21 1 st 0.31
7 IWMP-02 BAGLI DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Stop Dam 13 78 1 st 1.11
8 IWMP-02 BAGLI DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Nallah Bunds 3 9 1 st 0.13
9 IWMP-0 3 sonkutch DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed check dams 7 24 1 st 0.37
10 IWMP-0 3 sonkutch DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed stop dam 3 14 1 st 0.21
11 IWMP-0 3 sonkutch DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed gabion 2 0 1 st 0.03
12 IWMP-0 3 sonkutch DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed farm ponds 1 2 1 st 0.02
13 IWMP-04 Kannod DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Farm Ponds 21 32 1 st 0.48
14 IWMP-04 Kannod DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Check Dams 6 26 1 st 0.40
15 IWMP-04 Kannod DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Stop Dam 38 210 1 st 3.15
16 IWMP-04 Kannod DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Gabian 6 0 1 st 0.05
17 IWMP-04 Kannod DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed loose boulder 6 0 1 st 0.17
18 IWMP-06 sonkutch DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Farm Ponds 1 2 1 st 0.03
19 IWMP-06 sonkutch DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Check Dams 27 60 1 st 0.91
20 IWMP-06 sonkutch DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Nallah Bunds 1 1 1 st 0.03
21 IWMP-06 sonkutch DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed gabion 5 0 1 st 0.05
22 IWMP-06 sonkutch DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Farm Ponds 16 22 2nd 0.34
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
23 IWMP-06 sonkutch DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Check Dam/Stop dam 29 121 2nd 1.81
24 IWMP-06 sonkutch DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Check Dams 8 18 2nd 0.26
25 IWMP-06 sonkutch DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Farm Ponds 16 22 2nd 0.34
26 IWMP-06 sonkutch DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed gabion 12 0 2nd 0.18
27 IWMP-06 sonkutch DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Farm Ponds 36 51 3rd 0.77
28 IWMP-06 sonkutch DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed gabion 6 0 3rd 0.07
29 IWMP-07 BAGLI DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Check Dam/Stop dam 14 60 1 st 0.90
30 IWMP-07 BAGLI DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Farm Ponds 14 24 1 st 0.36
31 IWMP-07 BAGLI DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed talab 1 11 1 st 0.16
32 IWMP-07 BAGLI DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Check Dam/Stop dam 6 24 2nd 0.35
33 IWMP-07 BAGLI DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Farm Ponds 9 9 2nd 0.18
34 IWMP-07 BAGLI DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Check Dam/Stop dam 24 79 3rd 1.18
35 IWMP-07 BAGLI DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Farm Ponds 8 8 3rd 0.16
36 IWMP-07 BAGLI DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Nallah Bunds 6 16 3rd 0.25
37 IWMP-07 BAGLI DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Percolation Tanks 1 3 3rd 0.05
38 IWMP-08 BAGLI DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Farm Ponds 18 18 1 st 0.34
39 IWMP-08 BAGLI DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Stop Dam 10 45 1 st 0.68
40 IWMP-08 BAGLI DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Farm Ponds 6 9 2 nd
0.13
41 IWMP-08 BAGLI DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Stop Dam 9 44 2 nd
0.67
42 IWMP-08 BAGLI DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Farm Ponds 4 6 3 rd
0.09
43 IWMP-08 BAGLI DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Stop Dam 8 44 3 rd
0.66
44 IWMP-09 DEWAS DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Check Dam/Stop dam 17 77 1 st 1.15
45 IWMP-09 DEWAS DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Farm Ponds 19 19 1 st 0.38
46 IWMP-09 DEWAS DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Stop Dam 7 26 1 st 0.39
47 IWMP-09 DEWAS DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed contour trench 1 0 2 nd 0.01
48 IWMP-09 DEWAS DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Farm Ponds 13 20 2 nd 0.31
49 IWMP-09 DEWAS DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed farm bunding 2 0 2 nd 0.07
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
50 IWMP-09 DEWAS DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed gabion 2 0 2 nd 0.03
51 IWMP-09 DEWAS DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Stop Dam 8 28 2 nd 0.48
52 IWMP-09 DEWAS DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Stop Dam 2 7 3 rd 0.12
53 IWMP-09 DEWAS DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Farm Ponds 11 18 3 rd 0.26
54 IWMP-09 DEWAS DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Farm Ponds 5 8 4 rth 0.12
55 IWMP-09 DEWAS DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed contour trench 1 0 4 rth 0.01
56 IWMP-09 DEWAS DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed form bunding 1 0 4 rth 0.05
57 IWMP-09 DEWAS DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed gabion 1 0 4 rth 0.02
58 IWMP 10 / BAGLI DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Farm Ponds 15 26 1 st 0.39
59 IWMP 10 / BAGLI DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Check Dam/Stop dam 6 24 1 st 0.36
60 IWMP 10 / BAGLI DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Check Dam/Stop dam 13 58 2 nd 0.87
61 IWMP 10 / BAGLI DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Check Dam/Stop dam 9 38 3 rd 0.57
62 IWMP 10 / BAGLI DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Nallah Bunds 4 10 3 rd 0.15
63 IWMP 10 / BAGLI DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Nallah Bunds 2 4 4 rth 0.06
64 IWMP 10 / BAGLI DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Tanks 5 16 4 rth 0.24
65 IWMP 12 / KANNOD DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Check Dam/Stop dam 23 103 1 st 1.25
66 IWMP 12 / KANNOD DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Stop Dam 1 2 1 st 0.03
67 IWMP 12 / KANNOD DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Check Dam/Stop dam 14 42 2 nd 0.63
68 IWMP 12 / KANNOD DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Farm Pond 6 10 2 nd 0.14
69 IWMP 12 / KANNOD DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Gabion 1 3 2 nd 0.04
70 IWMP 12 / KANNOD DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Check Dam/Stop dam 5 19 3 rd 0.28
71 IWMP 12 / KANNOD DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Farm Pond 10 16 3 rd 0.24
72 IWMP 12 / KANNOD DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Nallah Bunds 2 5 3 rd 0.08
73 IWMP 12 / KANNOD DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Check Dam/Stop dam 4 13 4 rth 0.19
74 IWMP 12 / KANNOD DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Farm Pond 7 12 4 rth 0.18
75 IWMP 12 / KANNOD DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Gabion 1 5 4 rth 0.08
76 IWMP 12 / KANNOD DoLR-MoRD PMSKY Watershed Tanks 5 16 4 rth 0.24
Strategic Action Plan for Irrigation in District Dewas under PMKSY
S. no.
Concerned
Ministry/
Department
Component & Sub
Component Activity
Total Number/ Capacity (Cum)
Command Area /
Irrigation Potential
(Ha)
Period of Implementation (5/ 7 Year) Estimated cost Year Wise (Rs. in Corer)
Total Estimate
d cost (Rs. in Corer)
Total No. Capacity
(cum) 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21
2021-22
1 WRD
AIBP NA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Sub Total 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Tank 2 6429000 2250 7.81 28.81 12.5 17.5 7.91 0 74.53
Har Khet Ko Pani
Barrages 25 11887000 4160 10.5 16.53 17.7 7.5 6.5 0 58.73
CADP 1 49130000 9900 0.4 5.4 7.5 8.5 5.2 0 27
Canal Lining Works 37 79920000 14545 7.29 8.26 10.3 5.5 5.1 0 36.45
Sub Total 65 147366000 30855 26.00 59.00 48.00 39.00 24.71 0 196.71
2 RD
IWMP
Farm Pond 246 861000 885 2.80 1.19 1.53 0.43 0 0 5.95
Check Dam /Stop Dam
185 740000 731 12.18 5.06 2.81 0.19 0 0 20.24
Gabiun 42 0 0 0.19 0.25 0.07 0.08 0 0 0.59
Nala bandhan 33 165000 198 0.26 0.00 0.54 0.48 0 0 1.28
Other head works 0 0 0 7.47 4.56 6.19 2.15 2.08 0 22.44
Sub Total 506 1766000 1814 22.901 11.051 11.142 3.329 2.080 0.000 50.50
MGNEREGS
Stop Dam 971 7529800 1845 13.000 18.665 18.729 23.450 20.201 0.000 94.046
Cheek Dam 1239 3639750 3279 8.100 9.506 9.506 9.534 10.885 0.000 47.532
Tank 635 16206400 2122 9.790 13.233 14.315 14.150 14.675 0.000 66.163
Farm Pond 1331 7641700 1370 3.941 4.806 4.600 4.806 5.877 0.000 24.030
earthen Cheek 63 105200 2 0.602 0.602 0.580 0.602 0.624 0.000 3.010
Contour trenches 17274 5000 0 0.056 0.056 0.076 0.056 0.035 0.000 0.278
Gabion 1442 1164200 9 3.750 5.548 5.752 5.548 7.141 0.000 27.738
LBS 235 0 0 0.143 0.143 0.143 0.143 0.143 0.000 0.713
Dikes 197 0 0 0.121 0.121 0.115 0.121 0.127 0.000 0.605
Soak Pit 457 0 0 0.114 0.114 0.124 0.114 0.103 0.000 0.569
Dug Well (Kapildhara)
306 0 0 0.980 1.328 1.200 1.328 1.803 0.000 6.638
Sub Total 24150 36292050 8627 40.595 54.120 55.140 59.850 61.615 0.000 271.320
S. no.
Concerned
Ministry/
Department
Component & Sub
Component Activity
Total Number/ Capacity (Cum)
Command Area /
Irrigation Potential
(Ha)
Period of Implementation (5/ 7 Year) Estimated cost Year Wise (Rs. in Corer)
Total Estimate
d cost (Rs. in Corer)
Total No. Capacity
(cum) 2016-17 2017-18 2018-19 2019-20 2020-21
2021-22
3
Ho
rtic
ult
ure
Per Drop More Crop
a- Micro Irrigation
DPAP Drip 12675 0 12675 15.000 21.600 21.600 21.600 21.600 0 101.400
Sub Total 12675 0 12675 15.000 21.600 21.600 21.600 21.600 0 101.400
DPAP Drip 4225 0 4225 5.000 7.200 7.200 7.200 7.200 0 33.800
4
Agr
icu
ltu
re
a- Micro Irrigation
DPAP Sprinkler 19300 0 19300 3.750 6.300 6.300 6.300 6.300 0 28.950
Rain Guns 2700 0 2700 0.45 0.900 0.900 0.900 0.900 0 4.050
Sub Total 26225 0 26225 9.200 14.400 14.400 14.400 14.400 0 66.800
b- Other Interwentio
ns
Land Development 183400 0 0 12.500 19.800 19.800 19.800 19.800 0 91.700
Drought proofing
check Dams/ WHS 580 0 1050 11.000 13.200 13.200 13.200 13.200 0 63.800
Secondary Storage Structure
1400 0 1400 2.000 3.000 3.000 3.000 3.000 0 14.000
On farm Development Disel/Ele. pump etc.
33000 0 0 5.300 9.300 9.300 9.300 9.300 0 42.500
Extension Activities
0 0 0 3.160 2.480 2.480 2.480 2.480 0 13.080
Sub Total 218380 0 2450 33.960 47.780 47.780 47.780 47.780 0 225.080
Grand Total
282001 185424050 82646 147.657 207.962 198.060 185.962 172.184 0.000 911.812
DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF AGRICULTURE
FARMER WELFARE & AGRICULTURE DEVELOPMENT DISTT. DEWAS
Expected Outcomes –
• About 410 MCM increase in water availability.
• Cropping Intensity will rise up to 205 Percent.
• Assured crop diversification in about 80000 Hectares.
• Productivity of major crop will enhanced i.e. Wheat by 600 kg and Chick Pea by 300 kg per hectare.
• Increase in area under irrigation about 60 percent to 85 percent.
• Increase in Water table through recharging structures.
• Reduction in soil erosion.
• Enhancement in input use efficiency.
• Promotion of secondary agriculture – processing packaging and marketing of Farm produce.
• Agriculture and allied sector growth will be increase and ultimate socio-economic status of district will be
improved.