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Height
of Narmada Dam was 80.3 meters in 1990; in 2003 it has been
raised to 100 meters plus 3 meter hump. Narmada waters started
flowing from Kevadia to Kutch – a remarkable achievement
in the history of the state. Villages were provided water
through pipelines instead of tankers. 10 rivers recharged
and filled up 700 ponds. A new era of Water revolution begin. |
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900 kilometers of pipelines were laid within 700 days. |
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Water supply works completed up to Bhachau Sump to provide
Narmada Water to Kutch district at a cost of Rs. 130 crore.
Pipeline works completed up to Anjar, Kukma, Mundra and Mandvi
from Bhachau sump. |
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Water supply scheme based on Narmada Canal to provide water
supply to 39 towns including State Capital Gandhinagar is
under progress. |
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22 water supply schemes covering 1819 villages completed in
the last year and started water supply to 1610 villages. |
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126 % achievement of target under 20 point programme by completing
631 individual village water supply schemes against the target
of 500 schemes. |
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Water Supply to 8 cities
& 308 villages at the cost of Rs. 364 crores. Plan to
finish the remaining 8 cities & 410 villages by March
2004 |
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Completed construction of 357 Kilometers of Narmada Main Canal
and 475 Kilometers of sub canals. |
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125 government buildings at district level covered under Rain
Water Harvesting, a new initiative in water conservation. |
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A comprehensive action plan for Integrated Water Resource
Development of Rs. 319 crore for tribal area of Sabarkantha
and Dahod districts. |
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18 Group Schemes to supply drinking water to 591 villages
of tribal areas at a cost of Rs. 219.10 crore are under progress. |
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