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Artificial Recharge of Ground Water

In order to augment the depleting ground water resources, it is essential that the surplus monsoon runoff that flows into the sea is conserved and recharged to augment ground water resources. Ground water storage that could be feasible has been estimated as 214 Billion Cubic Meters (BCM) of which 160 Billion Cubic Meters is considered retrievable. The Central Ground Water Board (CGWB) has prepared the master plan for artificial recharge to ground water for all states in the country. Out of total geographical area of 3287263 sq. km. of the country, an area of 448760 sq. km. has been identified feasible for artificial recharge. The total quantity of surplus monsoon runoff that can be recharged, works out to be 36.4 BCM. The master plan envisages number of artificial recharge and water conservation structures around 39 lakh in the country at an estimated cost of Rs. 24500 crores.
The CGWB has prepared a Manual and subsequently a Guide on Artificial Recharge to Ground Water which provides guidelines on investigation techniques for selection of feasible sites, planning & design of artificial recharge structures, economic evaluation & monitoring of recharge facility. These are of immense use to States/ U.T.s in planning and implementation of artificial recharge and rain water harvesting schemes for augmentation of ground water in various parts of the country.
During the Ninth Five Year Plan, a Central Sector Scheme “Studies on Recharge of Ground Water” was undertaken by the CGWB, in which 165 artificial recharge pilot projects were implemented in 27 States/UTs in coordination with organizations of State governments & NGO / VOs, etc. with 100% central funding. Civil works were done by state implementing agencies under technical guidance of the CGWB. State wise details of pilot artificial recharge and rainwater harvesting projects along with their cost is indicated in Annexure I. Efficacy of the recharge structures constructed in different hydrogeological conditions of the country was assessed through impact assessment studies taken after completion of recharge facility and has indicated rise in water levels and sustainability of dug wells/ tubewells locally including other benefits like decrease in soil erosion and improvement in social-economic status of farmers of benefited zone due with increase in crop production (Annexure II).
In Tenth Five Year Plan, special emphasis is given to implementation of rainwater harvesting schemes at schools for utilization of rain runoff and creation of mass awareness amongst school children. In Fresh Water Year – 2003, the Ministry of Water Resources had approved and sanctioned projects on construction of roof top rain water harvesting structures at Government buildings in the states of AP, Assam, Bihar, Karnataka, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Orissa, Punjab, Sikkim, Tamil Nadu and Uttar Pradesh and UT of Chandigarh under technical guidance of Central Ground Water Board and funds provided under Grant-in-Aid to the concerned state Governments (Annexure III).Similarly, demonstrative projects of Roof top rainwater harvesting were also implemented through NGO’s in 100 schools in rural area of 13 states viz Andhra Pradeh, Delhi, Gujarat, Himachal Pradesh, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Orissa, Rajasthan, Sikkim, Tamil Nadu, Uttaranchal and West Bengal (Annexure IV).

In 2005-2007, project on rainwater harvesting from roof tops of remote government rural schools for collection of rainwater for drinking and use in two toilets for girls in 413 schools in rural areas of 15 states were sanctioned by the Ministry of Water resources (Annexure V). The Central Ground Water Board facilitated the work by providing technical guidance in designing, monitoring and implementation through its expert scientists. The Government released Rs.3.47 crores as Grant-in Aid to NGO’s for construction of roof top rain water harvesting facilities in govt. schools under this program.

In 2006, a demonstrative scheme on “Rain Water Harvesting and Artificial Recharge to Ground Water” has been taken up at following areas:

1. Lingala, Pulivendula Vemula and Vemalli blocks in Kadapa district, Andhra Pradesh
2. Gangavalli block in Salem district, Tamil Nadu
3. Mallur Block in Kolar district, Karnataka
4. Bel watershed, Amla & Multai Blocks in Betul District, Madhya Pradesh.
5. Upper reaches of Choti kali Sindh river in parts of Sonkatch & Bagli blocks in Dewas district, Madhya Pradesh.

 

The approved cost of projects was Rs. 5.95 crores for implementation by the departments of states under overall technical guidance of CGWB during 2006-08 with 100% funding by the Central Government. The norms adopted in implementation of National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (NREGS) by the Ministry of Rural Development were followed in implementation of civil works. Under this scheme, priority was given to hard rock areas having over-exploited ground water resources. The details of demonstrative Projects on Artificial Recharge to Ground Water and Rain Water Harvesting approved and being implemented in states of Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh is given in Annexure VI. On completion of civil works of recharge facility, impact assessment studies are being be taken up to demonstrate the efficacy of artificial recharge and rain water harvesting in above mentioned sites selected on scientific basis in different hydrogeological situations. Successful examples would be replicated by the states in similar set ups in future.

During XI Five Year Plan a provision of Rs. 100 Crores has been made for demonstration of artificial recharge and rain water harvesting techniques in Overexploited and critical areas, urban areas and areas affected by water quality.
Designing of Artificial recharge and rainwater harvesting systems in different hydrogeological settings and demonstrating their efficacy will help State government to replicate the structures in similar areas. The first installment of 70% of the approved cost of the project is released after approval of the project to the implementing agencies. The next installment of 30% of the approved cost is released on recommendation of State Level Technical Coordination Committee on physical progress and after utilization of 75% of initial funds released to the implementing agency. It is expected that artificial recharge structures constructed will additionally recharge 75 MCM surface runoff and raise the water levels by 0.5 – 5.0 m in the vicinity of the structures. Scheme will also help in capacity building of State govt. organizations, local bodies, NGOs, VOs and stakeholders.
So far 80 demonstrative projects have been undertaken in 20 States with approved cost of Rs. 77.42 Crores.(Up to 31.08.2011) The details of these projects is given in Annexure VII

The Plan Wise expenditure along with number of schemes & Artificial Recharge structures is given in Annexure VIII

 

• Basics of Roof Top Rain Water Harvesting
• Rooftop area Vs Rainfall wise Availability of Water for Rainwater Harvesting

Annexure I

STATE WISE DETAILS OF ARTIFICIAL RECHARGE   PROJECTS UNDER CENTRAL SECTOR SCHEME "RECHARGE TO GROUND WATER" IMPLEMENTED DURING IX PLAN

S.No.	State	No. of schemes taken up	Cost of the schemes (Rs. In lakh)
1	Andhra Pradesh	10	52.25
2	Arunachal Pradesh	1	20.00
3	Assam	1	63.50
4	Bihar	1	9.84
5	Chandigarh	7	64.23
6	Delhi	16	92.22
7	Gujarat	3	20.05
8	Haryana	8	107.17
9	Himachal Pradesh	6	81.65
10	Jammu & Kashmir	8	78.96
11	Jharkhand	3	25.43
12	Karnataka	2	43.30
13	Kerala	13	88.18
14	Madhya Pradesh	5	53.85
15	Maharashtra	3	81.63
16	Meghalaya	1	20.30
17	Mizoram	1	28.00
18	Nagaland	3	116.43
19	Orissa	7	1338.79
20	Punjab	17	361.92
21	Rajasthan	18	122.24
22	Tamil Nadu	10	161.14
23	Uttar Pradesh	9	134.95
24	Uttaranchal	1	2.00
25	West Bengal	6	130.23
26	Andaman & Nicobar Islands	3	12.92
27	Lakshadweep	2	19.85
	Total:	165	3331.03

 

Annexure II

Impact Assessment of Artificial Recharge Projects Implemented by CGWB during IX plan.

S. No.	Name of State	No. of schemes for which impact assessment done	Artificial Recharge Structures	Impact assessment
1.	Andhra Pradesh	6	Percolation Tanks	4500-5900 Cubic meter runoff water recharged in one year
		3	Check dams	1000-1250 Cubic meter runoff water recharged in one year
		1	Combination of recharge pits and lateral shafts	370 Cubic meter runoff recharged in one year
2	Arunachal Pradesh	1	Roof Top Rain Water Harvesting	7000 cubic meter runoff water harvested in one year
3.	Assam	1	Roof Top Rain Water Harvesting	5500 Cubic meter runoff water harvested in one year
4.	Bihar	1	Roof Top Rain Water Harvesting	4700 cubic meter runoff water recharged in one year
5.	Chandigarh	6	Roof Top Rain Water Harvesting	1440-13,000 Cubic meter runoff water recharged in one year
		1	Rain Water Harvesting through Roof Top & Pavement catchments	34.50 lakh cubic meter runoff water recharged in one year
		1	Recharge Trenches	9.50 lakh cubic meter rainwater runoff recharged in one year
6.	Gujarat	3	Rain Water Harvesting through Roof Top & Pavement catchments	11000-45000 runoff water recharged in one year
7.	Haryana	1	Roof Top Rain Water Harvesting	2350 Cubic meter runoff water recharged in one year
		1	Combination of Recharge shafts and injection wells	3.50 lakh cubic meter runoff water recharged in one year. Declining rate reduced from 1.175 m/yr to 0.25 m/yr.
8.	Himachal Pradesh	3	Check dams	1.20-21.00 lakhs cubic meter runoff water recharged in one year.
9.	Jammu and Kashmir	2	Roof Top Rain Water Harvesting	300-1200 Cubic meter runoff water harvested in one year
10.	Jharkhand	1	Roof Top Rain Water Harvesting	4500 cubic meter runoff water recharged in one year.
11.	Karnataka	1	Combination of Percolation Tanks, Watershed Structures, Recharge wells, Roof Top Rain Water Harvesting	2-3.5 m. rise in water levels and 9-16 ha area benefited  from percolation tanks 8.60 lakh cubic meter water recharged through recharge well. 3-5 m rise in ground water levels through watershed structures. 530 cubic meter recharged from Roof Top Rain Water Harvesting.
12.	Kerala	1	Sub-surface Dyke	Augmented 5000 Cubic meter of ground water in upstream side with 2 m rise in groundwater levels.
		1	Recharge wells	2800 Cubic meter runoff water recharged in one year
		3	Percolation tanks	2000-15000 Cubic meter runoff water recharged in one year
		1	Tidal regulator	4000 Cubic meter runoff water conserved and a difference of 1.5 m was observed in upstream and downstream water level.
		2	Check Dam	5,100  - 30,000 Cubic meter runoff water recharged in one year
13.	Lakshadweep	1	Roof Top Rain Water Harvesting	300 Cubic meter rainwater harvested in one year
14.	Madhya Pradesh	4	Sub-surface Dykes	Rise in water level in dugwells in the range of 0.80-3.80 m and 6-12 m in hand pumps has been observed.
		1	Percolation Tank	Rise in ground water levels by 1-4 m. in command area downstream of tank has been observed.
		1	Roof Top Rain Water Harvesting (1000 houses)	More than 2 lakh cubic meter runoff water recharged in one year.
		1	Combination of sub-surface dykes and check dam	Rise in water levels in existing tubewells in upstream area by 0.30 m to 2.00 m has been observed.
15.	Maharashtra	2	Roof Top Rain Water Harvesting System	196-280 cubic meter runoff water recharged in one year
		1	Combination of Percolation Tanks and Check Dams.	Benefited area – About 60 to 120 ha. per Percolation Tank, 3 to 15 hectare per Check Dam Water level rise – Upto 1.5 m.
		1	Percolation tanks, Recharge Shaft, Dugwell Recharge.	Benefited area – 400-500 hectare around the scheme.
16.	Meghalaya	1	Roof Top Rain Water Harvesting	6800 cubic meter runoff water harvested in one year
17.	Mizoram	1	Roof Top Rain Water Harvesting	50,000 cubic meter runoff water harvested in one year
18.	Nagaland	3	Roof Top Rain Water Harvesting	2,480 – 14,065 cubic meter runoff water harvested in one year
19.	NCT Delhi	2	Check dams	Water levels have risen upto 2.55 m in the vicinity of Check Dams and area benefited is upto 30 hectare from each check dam in JNU & IIT. 1.30-lakh cubic meter of rainwater was recharged in one year in Kushak Nala.
		7	Roof Top Rain Water Harvesting	800 – 5000 Cubic meter runoff water recharged in one year
		8	Rain water harvesting through Roof Top & Pavement catchments	8500 – 20,000 cubic meter runoff water recharged in one year
20.	Orissa	1	Rain water harvesting through Roof Top & Pavement catchments	1,200 cubic meter runoff water recharged in one year
		1	Renovation of creeks & sub - creeks, Construction of Control Sluices and recharge bore wells	Quantity of fresh water impounded in 798119 cubic metres and irrigation potential is 11000 has in a year.
21.	Punjab	1	Roof Top Rain Water Harvesting	500 cubic meter runoff water recharged in one year
		3	Recharge wells	9 – 15.50 lakhs cubic meter runoff water recharged in one year.
		1	Trenches	Average rise in water level upto 0.32-0.70 m has been observed.
			Combination of vertical shafts, injection wells & recharge trenches	Recharge of 1.70 lakh cubic meter runoff water caused average rise of 0.25 m. in ground water levels around the scheme area.
		1	Combination of recharge shafts and injection wells	14,400 Cubic meter runoff  water recharged in one year.
22.	Rajasthan	1	Check dams	88,000 Cubic meter runoff water recharged in one year. Water level rise - 0.65 m.
		12	Roof Top Rain Water Harvesting	350-2800 Cubic meter runoff water recharged in one year.
		3	Sub-surface Barriers	2000-11500 Cubic meter runoff water recharged in one year. Water level rise from 0.25 to 0.60 m.
23.	Tamil Nadu	1	Sub-surface Dyke	39.25 ha. area benefited.
		7	Percolation Tanks	10,000-2,25,000 runoff water recharged in one year.
		1	Roof Top Rain Water Harvesting	3700 cubic meter runoff water recharged in one year
24.	Uttar Pradesh	7	Roof Top Rain Water Harvesting	350-23033 cubic meter runoff water recharged in one year
25.	West Bengal	1	Combination of Farm Ponds, Nala Bunds, Sub-surface Dykes	Water level rise of  0.15 m. observed.
		1	Sub-surface Dykes	Rise in water levels by 0.45 m. observed

 

Annexure III

GRANT-IN-AID PROVIDED TO STATE GOVERNMENTS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF ROOF TOP RAIN WATER HARVESTING IN GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS DURING FRESH WATER YEAR 2003.

S. No.	State	Title of Project	Cost (Rs. in lakhs)
1.	Kerala	Scheme for Roof Water Harvesting in Secretariat	3
2.	Sikkim	Scheme for roof Top Rain Water Harvesting at Governor’s House and Governor’s Secretariat Building at Gangtok	2.3
3.	Orissa	Proposal for Roof top Rain Water Harvesting Structure in Secretariat Building.	40
4.	Punjab	Scheme for Artificial Recharging of Roof Top Rain Water harvesting from school buildings in Patiala.	20.77
5.		Scheme for Rain Water Harvesting to Recharge groundwater in Administrative & Judicial Complex, Fatehgarh Sahib.	5.78
6.		Scheme for Rain Water Harvesting to Recharge ground water in D.C. Office Complex, Jallandhar city	4.8
7.	Chandigarh	Scheme for Artificial Recharge to Groundwater for Government College for Girls, Sector-11.	3.75
8.	Karnataka	Artificial Recharge to Ground water in Armed Police Training  School/ Police Driving Maintenance School, Yelahanka, Bangalore	13.5
9.		Proposal for Rainwater Harvesting and Artificial Recharge, Raj Bhawan.	13.94
10.		Feasibility for rainwater Harvesting and Artificial Recharge in the Campus of Indian Institute of Horticulture Research Hesaraghatta,  Bangalore	1.17
11.		Proposal for Rainwater Harvesting for Head Office Building, Bangalore Development Authority	12.5
12.		Proposal for Rainwater Harvesting and Artificial Recharge to Ground water at ATS Air Force Station, Belgaum, Karnataka	15
13.	Assam	Scheme for Roof Top Rain Water Harvesting in the Directorate of Geology and Mining at Dakshingaon, Kahilipara Area in Kamrup distt.	9.17
14.	Andhra Pradesh	Artificial Recharge of Ground water through Roof Top rain Water Harvesting structures in Osmania University Campus,  Hyderabad.	24.1
15.	Madhya Pradesh	Ground Water Recharge through Roof Top Rain Water Harvesting in District Hospital, Dewas, M.P.	3.37
16.	Uttar Pradesh	Project proposal for Artificial Recharge by Roof Top Rainwater harvesting at Raj Bhawan Lucknow, U.P.	13.47
17.	Uttar Pradesh	Project proposal for Artificial Recharge by Roof Top Rainwater harvesting At Tagore Library, Lucknow University.	9.34
18.	Bihar	Project for Rain Water Harvesting at Combined Building, Bhagalpur.	4.99
19.	Tamil Nadu	Providing Rainwater Harvesting arrangements in the premises of the office of the Chief Engineer, PWD, SG & SWRDC, Tharamani, Chennai.	7.6
			208.55

Annexure IV

FUNDS PROVIDED TO NGOS DURING FRESH WATER YEAR FOR DEMONSTRATIVE PROJECTS OF ROOF TOP RAIN WATER HARVESTING IN 100 SCHOOLS.

S. No.	State	Name of CBO/NGO	No. of Schools	Amount Released (Rs.)
1.	Uttranchal	ADOPT	2	2,00,000/-
2.		AVANI	5	3,50,000/-
3.		SWRC	2	1,40,000/-
4.		GRASSROOT	5	4,50,000/-
5.	Andhra Pradesh	Stree Sanghshema Trust	5	4,50,000/-
6.	Madhya Pradesh	SAMPARC	5	4,50,000/-
7.		Samaj Pragati Sahyog	8	5,60,000/-
8.	Tamil Nadu	LEAD	5	4,50,000/-
9.	Gujarat	SARTHI	6	4,20,000/-
10.		MANAV KALYAN TRUST	5	3,50,000/-
11.		UTTHAN	5	3,50,000/-
12.	Orissa	AGRAGAMEE	3	2,10,000/-
13.		ANTYODYA CHETNA	2	1,40,000/-
14		THE HUMANITY	1	70,000/-
15.		PRAGATI	1	70,000/-
16.		MODE	1	70,000/-
17.		MANAV ADHIKAR SEWA SAMITTEE	1	70,000/-
18.	Rajasthan	PEDO	2	1,40,000/-
19.		PRAYATNA	3	2,10,000/-
20.		SANKALP	4	2,80,000/-
21.		SARA	2	1,40,000/-
22.	Sikkim	SWRC	2	1,40,000/-
23.	Kerala	RASTA	5	3,50,000/-
24.	Maharashtra	AAMI-AAMOHI AROGYA SATHI	1	70,000/-
25.	West Bengal	SWRC	2	1,40,000/-
26.	Himachal Pradesh	SUTRA	5	3,50,000/-
27.	Delhi	SRUTI	1	70,000/-

 

Annexure V

Demonstrative Rain Water Harvesting from Roof tops of remote Government rural schools for collection of rain water for drinking and use in two toilets constructed for girls in Government schools in rural areas

S. No.	State	No. of Schools		Total No. of Schools
		1st  Phase	2nd Phase
1.	Assam	16	15	31
2.	Manipur	5	10	15
3.	Meghalaya	10	-	10
4.	Nagaland	10	20	30
5.	Uttarakhand	21	20	41
6.	Himachal Pradesh	5	10	15
7.	Rajasthan	45	66	111
8.	Gujarat	20	-	20
9.	Madhya Pradesh	15	5	20
10.	Kerala	10	15	25
11.	Jharkhand	10	-	10
12.	Bihar	15	15	30
13.	Sikkim	5	-	5
14.	West Bengal	10	20	30
15.	Orissa	20	-	20
TOTAL				413

 

Annexure VI

Demonstrative Projects on Artificial Recharge to Ground Water and Rain Water Harvesting  in states of Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh.
Name of the Scheme/Projects	State (Number of structures)	District	Blocks (Number of structures)	Number of structures approved	Amount approved and Sanctioned (Rs. in lakhs)
Demonstrative Projects on Artificial Recharge to Ground Water and Rain Water Harvesting	Karnataka (28 Structures)	Kolar	Malur (28  Structures)	Check dam -23	92.19
				Percolation tank-3
				Sub Surface Dyke-2
			Sub Total	28	92.19
	Tamil Nadu (41 Structures)	Salem	Gangavalli (41 Structures)	Check dam-23	223.15
				Desiltation of tanks-2
				Sub surface dyke 2
				Percolation tank -16
			Sub Total	41	223.15
	Andhra Pradesh (23 Structures)	Kadapa	Lingala -(9 Structures)	Check dam -5	59.71
				Mini Percolation Tank -1
				Percolation Tank -3
		Kadapa	Pulivendla -(3 Structures)	Check Dam -2	11.82
				Mini Percolation Tank -1
		Kadapa	Vemula -(6 Structures)	Check Dam -5	38.79
				Percolation Tank -1
		Kadapa	Vempalli -(5 Structures)	Check dam -3	20.14
				Mini  Percolation Tank -1
				Percolation Tank -1
			Sub Total	23	130.46
	Madhya Pradesh (108 Structures)	Betul	Bel Watershed of Amla and Multai blocks (67 Structures)	RCC C check Dam -18	99.81
				Masonry Ccheck Dam -5
				Recharge Shaft-3
				Percolation Tank -1
				Pzs-40.
		Dewas	Sonkatch and Bagli blocks -(41 Structures)	Stop dam-11	49.06
				Gabion-10
				Pzs-15
				sub surface Dyke -1
				Roof top rain water harvesting - 2
				Percolation Tank -1
				Recharge shaft-1
			Sub Total	108	148.87
			GRAND TOTAL	200	594.67

 

Annexure VII

STATUS OF DEMONSTRATIVE ARTIFICIAL RECHARGE PROJECTS SANCTIONED IN XI PLAN

SN	State	Name of the District	Block	Priority Area		Name of Project	Approved  cost of the project     Rs. (lakhs)	Type of recharge structures
1	Andhra Pradesh	Chittoor District	Vedurukuppam,Karvetinagram,S R Puram,Nagri,PalasundramVijaypuram & Madanpalle (Mandals)	OE		Artificial Recharge structure in Chittor district (26.10.2009)	130.020	Check dams  -28                    percolation tank-1
		Warangal	Warangal	OE		Rainwater harvesting in premises of Kakatiya University, Warangal (3.11.2010)	75.180	Checkdam -9                    Percolation tanks-4          Gabion stru-1             RTRWHS-19
		Rangareddy	Kukutpali	Urban		Rainwater harvesting in premises of Jawarlal Nehru Technology University, Hyderabad (26.04.2011)	39.900	Recharge Pond with two shaft - 1                      Sump (50000 lit) - 2            Sump (200000 lit) - 1             Sump ( 100000 lit) - 3 Piezometer - 3
		Medak	Changuta,Chinakodur,Kowdipalli,Nan Ganur, Sidipet& Kondapak	OE		Artificial Recharge Project in Medak District (26.04.2011)	308.940	Check Dam - 36   Percolation  Tank - 18   Piezometers - 54
2	Arunachal Pradesh	Eight Districts  East Siang, Lower Subansari, Changlang, Tirap,Dibang Valley, Lower Dibang Vlley, Papumpare, West Siang	--	Hilly		RTRWH in Arunachal Pradesh       (31.03.2009)	259.668	RTRWH facility
3	Bihar	Jamui	Barhat, laxmipur & Jhajha	Quality Affected		Artificial Recharge to Ground Water by Subsurface Dam on different Nalas & River(26.04.2011)	54.870	Check Dam - 6
		Munger	Jamalpur, Khadakpur,Theliya,Bamper& Dharhara	Quality Affected		Artificial Recharge to Ground Water by Subsurface Dam on different Nalas & River(26.04.2011)	41.140	Check Dam - 5
4	Chandigarh (UT)	--	--	Urban		Artificial Recharge structures in premises of Panjab University, Chandigarh (15.11.2010)	776.030	RTRWH-54
5	Delhi	South-West	South West	OE		Artificial Recharge to Groundwater in the Office, Mess and adjacent area in & around CE Office, WAC, Palam, Delhi (26.04.2011)	43.440	Recharge Trench with Twin Recharge Well - 10
6	Gujrat	Kheda/Sabarkanth	Kapadbanga Kheda District /Virpur & Katlal Sabarkanth District	SC		Artificial Recharge structures in Watrak watershed, Kheda/ Sabarkantha distircts (9.12.2010)	166.710	Rech. Trench-20,  Abandoned open well-14, Abondoned T.Well-1, Check Dam-7, UGCD-3, Rech.Well(Existing)-41, Rech.Well(New)-10
		Patan	Sidpur	SC		Artificial Recharge structures in Patan distircts of Gujarat(9.12.2010)	149.530	Recharge T.Well-20
7	Himachal Pradesh (NHR, Dharamsala)	Kangra	Dehra	Hilly		Check Dam on Mandir Nala at Jwalamukhi (26.04.2011)	12.140	Check Dam - 1
			Thural	Hilly		Check Dam on Kona Nala at Duhuk (26.04.2011)	10.024	Check Dam - 1
			Thural	Hilly		Check Dam on Jhajhjhar Nala at Duhuk (26.04.2011)	16.233	CD - 1
			Dehra	Hilly		Check Dam on Thera Nala at Toru (26.04.2011)	16.490	CD - 3
			Dharamsala	Hilly		Artificial Recharge through Check Dam at Piyungal Nala near Sakoh (26.04.2011)	44.500	CD  cum Wear - 1
		Hamirpur	Sujanpur	Hilly		Artificial Recharge to Groundwater by sub-surface dyke cum Check dam across Pung Khad for LWSS Bhaleth (26.04.2011)	29.330	Subsurface Dyke cum Check Dam - 1
			Nadaun	Hilly		Artificial Recharge through Check Dam on Kohi Nala upstream of Jansoh Scheme, Nadaun Tehsil (26.04.2011)	9.200	CD - 1
			Nadaun	Hilly		Artificial Recharge through Check Dam on Haretta Khad near LWSS Ghalian, Nadaun Tehsil (26.04.2011)	16.350	Subsurface Dyke cum Check Dam - 1
		Una	Una	Hilly		Ground Water Recharge through Borewells in Dhamandri in Tehsil Una (26.04.2011)	25.260	Head Wear - 1       Filteration Chamber - 1
8	Jammu        &      Kashmir	Kathua	Hira Nagar	Hilly		Artificial Recharge to Groundwater at Phangeri, Tehsil Hiranagar (26.04.2011)	30.830	Check Dam - 1                    Gully Plugging - 200    Crate Work - 10    Pizometer - 2
			Hira Nagar	Hilly		Artificial Recharge to Groundwater at Dabbie, Tehsil Hiranagar (26.04.2011)	24.700	Check Dam - 1                    Gully Plugging - 400    Crate Work - 20    Pizometer - 2
		Rajauri	Sunderbani	Hilly		Artificial Recharge to Groundwater at Marchola, Tehsil Sunderbani (26.04.2011)	22.580	Check Dam - 1                    Gully Plugging - 200    Crate Work - 8   Pizometer - 2
9	Jharkhand	Ranchi	Ranchi	Urban		Roof Top Rainwater Harvesting structures in Ranchi Urbah area (9.12.2010)	16.490	RTRWH-15
		Dhanbad	Dhanbad	Urban		Artificial Recharge &  Rain Water Harvesting Structures With in the Compounds of Indian School of Mines, Dhanbad (24.08.2011)	174.856	Recharge Pits-54 with Recharge bore
10	Karanataka	Kolar district	Malur	OE		Dem Art rech Project in Malur Taluk   (Phase-II)  (26.10.2009)	109.158	Check dam-40
								Percolation tank-2
								Nala Bund
		Bangalore Rural	D B Pura	OE		Artificial Recharge to Groundwater in Bangalore Rural Dist (20.10.2010)	96.585	Checkdam -25                    Rrubble Checks-27          Nalabunds-4
		Dharwad	Dharwad	OE		Rainwater Harvesting & Artificial Recharge to Groundwater in the campus of University of Agricultural Science (26.04.2011)	82.650	Check Dam - 1                    Farm Pond - 5                     Recharge Pit - 1                  RTRWH - 11
		Dakshin Kannada	Bantwal	Costal		Demostrative Artificial Recharge Project in Panmangore Sub Watershed, Bantwal (26.04.2011)	111.510	Vented/ Check Dam - 36
11	Kerala	Kasargod district	Kasargod	OE		Kolathur-II, Bedadka Grama Panchayat, Kasargod (31.03.2009)	8.750	Rech Pond & RWH storage tank (1000 litre capacity)
			Manjeshwar	OE		Manjeshwar Govind Pai Memorial College campus Kasargod  (31.03.2009)	24.500	Loose Boulder Check dam
								Gabian Check dam -9
								Recharge Tank
			Nilesharwam	OE		Pallipara/ Nileshwar at Kayyur Cheemeni, Kasargod dist. Kerala  (31.03.2009)	1.450	Desiltation of tank
			Kanhan Garh	OE		Roof Top Rain Water Harvesting at Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya   (26.04.2011)	7.630	Recharge Pit - 2                   Drainage feeder with recharge pit - 1
			Kasargod	OE		Roof Top Rain Water Harvesting at Kendriya Vidyalaya No. 2, Vidyanagar (26.04.2011)	5.850	Recharge Pit - 2                   Drainage feeder with recharge pit - 1
		Palakhad district	Palakad	Critical		Artificial Recharge Project in       Nambirithi Watershed in Palakkad District (24.08.2011)	41.607	Watershed Treatrment-1                (including Run off arresting structures- 306-Loose  bolder  Dams -103, Gabbion Dams-20, Dru Rubbel Check Dam -179 Wier- 4)
			Chittor	OE		Govt. college, Chittoor  (31.03.2009)	4.350	RTRWH facility with recharge pit
12	Madhya Pradesh	Ratlam	Ratlam	OE		Demostrative artificial to ground water in Ratlam District (11.05.2010)	302.680	Checkdam / stop dam -14                    Recharge shaft 14          piezometer-14
		Shajapur	Shajapur	SC		Demostrative artificial to ground water in Shajapur District  (11.05.2010)	129.180	Check dam/ stop dam-4  Recharge shaft-8           piezometer-4
13	Maharashtra	Nagpur	Nagpur	Urban		Artificial Recharge to Groundwater in Raj Bhawan area, Nagpur (9.12.2010)	15.150	LBS-32, Earthern-2, Gabion-8, EarthernNB-3, Cement,NB-01,                           Percolation Tank-03
14	Nagaland	Dimapur. Wokha	Medziphema, DimapurDistrict & Sanis ,Wokha District	Tribal		Artificial Recharge to Ground Water through Rainwater Harvesting from Roof Top in & around Dimapur town  ( 13.06.2011)	113.060	Roof TopRain Water Harvesting Structures
15	Orissa	Jajpur	Korei	Declining Water Levels		Artificial Recharge Scheme for Ganada Watershed (Part), Korei block(26.04.2011)	11.270	Cross Bund - 1                   Recharge Well - 4
		Angul	Kishor Nagar	Declining Water Levels		Artificial Recharge Scheme for Himtira Watershed (Part), Kishornagar block (26.04.2011)	13.150	Check Dam - 1                    Recharge Tank - 3    Recharge Pit - 6            Recharge well - 2
			Banerpal	Declining Water Levels		Artificial Recharge Scheme for LigarkatWatershed (Part), Banerpal block (26.04.2011)	16.494	Check Dam - 1                    Recharge Tank - 6           Recharge well - 2
		Gajapati	Gosani	Declining Water Levels		Artificial Recharge Scheme for Uppalairai Desibatia Watershed (Part), Gosani block(26.04.2011)	62.020	Check Dam - 5                  Recharge Tank - 6
		Ganjam	Ganjam	Declining Water Levels		Artificial Recharge Scheme for Burudi Watershed (Part), Ganjam block (26.04.2011)	55.130	Recharge Tank - 5              Recharge Shaft - 1
		Keonjhar	Joda	Declining Water Levels		Artificial Recharge Scheme for Kasia Nallah Watershed , Joda block (26.04.2011)	27.900	Check Dam - 3                    Recharge Pond - 4                             Recharge Tank - 5          Recharge well - 3
		Khurda	Bolagarh	Declining Water Levels		Artificial Recharge Scheme for Bolagarh Nallah Watershed , Bolagarh block (26.04.2011)	182.130	Recharge Tank with Shaft - 9
		Bolangir	Saintla	Declining Water Levels		Artificial Recharge Scheme for Karmeli mini Watershed , Saintala block (26.04.2011)	23.480	Check Dam - 1                   Percolation Tank - 1                            Recharge Tank - 10          Recharge well - 3      Loos Bouldr Dam- 5               Recharge Pit - 30
		Khurda	Khurda	Declining Water Levels		Roof Top Rain Water Harvesting in the DRDA Office Building in Collectorate Campus (26.04.2011)	5.120	RTRWH with Recharge Shaft & Trench - 1
		Ganjam	Rangeilunda	Declining Water Levels		Roof Top Rain Water Harvesting in the Govt. Women's Polytechnic Hostel Building, Berhampur, Rangeilunda block	5.683	RTRWH with Recharge Shaft & Trench - 3
		Mayurbhanj	Baripada	Declining Water Levels		Roof Top Rain Water Harvesting at WQL & CC )Level - II) Building, Takatpur, Baripada block	4.148	RTRWH with Recharge Shaft & Trench - 1
		Sambalpur	Dhankauda	Declining Water Levels		Roof Top Rain Water Harvesting in the premises of the Office Building of Hydrogeologist, GWS & I Division at Danipali, Dhankauda block (26.04.2011)	5.950	RTRWH with Recharge Shaft & Trench - 1
		Jharsuguda	Jharsugra	Declining Water Levels		Artificial Recharge Scheme for Pandripatha Nala Micro Watershed, Jharsuguda block (26.04.2011)	16.700	Cross Bund - 1                   Recharge Tank - 1
			Jharsugra	Declining Water Levels		Artificial Recharge Scheme for Katikela Nala Micro Watershed, Jharsuguda block (26.04.2011)	35.185	Recharge Well  - 1                   Recharge Tank - 2
16	Punjab	Moga Dist.	Moga & Nihalsinghwala	OE		Art Rech to augment declining GW resources of  Moga Dist.(31.03.2009)	179.453	lateral shaft
								Injection well
								Gabbion
								Recharge trench
		Amritsar	Ajnala & Shogawaan	OE		Artificial Recharge by Using Canal Water to augment declining GW Resources a Majjupur & Kohali Canal rest House (26.04.2011)	40.380	Injection well - 12 Clearing well - 2 Water meter Chamber + other supporting                        structures 10  Piezometers - 4
		Taran-Taran	Taran-Taran	OE		Artificial Recharge by Using Canal Water to augment declining GW Resources a Bucher & Khalra Canal rest House (26.04.2011)	40.500	Injection well - 12 Clearing well - 2 Water meter Chamber + other supporting                        structures 10  Piezometers - 4
17	Rajsathan	Bikaner City	Bikaner	Urban		Roof Top Rainwater Harvesting structures at Govt. Mahila Polytechnical Collage (26.04.2011)	11.889	Reservoir Rank - 1       Bore well & filter chamber - 1
		Bikaner City	Bikaner	Urban		Roof Top Rainwater Harvesting structures at Govt.  Polytechnical Collage ( Boys) (26.04.2011)	13.898	Reservoir Rank - 1       Bore well & filter chamber - 1
		Bikaner City	Bikaner	Urban		Roof Top Rainwater Harvesting structures CE, IGNP Office Building (26.04.2011)	8.515	Reservoir Rank - 1       Bore well & filter chamber - 1
		Churu	Churu	Semi Critical		RTRWH Proposal for Govt. Polytechnic College, Churu.(24.08.2011)	1.68595	RTRWH-1
		Churu	Churu	Semi Critical		RTRWH Proposal for Office building of Panchayat Samiti, Churu, District Churu.(24.08.2011)	1.58391	RTRWH-1
		Churu	Churu	Semi Critical		RTRWH Proposal for Office building of Zilla Parishad Office,  Churu (24.08.2011)	1.63991	RTRWH-1
		Jhunjhunu.	Jhunjhunu.	OE		RTRWH Proposal for Office building of Krishi Vigyan Kendra. Abusar, Jhunjhunu (24.08.2011)	1.74511	RTRWH-1
		Jhunjhunu.	Jhunjhunu.	OE		RTRWH Proposal for Office building of G.W.D., Jhunjhunu (24.08.2011)	1.02452	RTRWH-1
		Jhunjhunu.	Jhunjhunu.	OE		RTRWH Proposal for Office building of C.T.O., Jhunjhunu (24.08.2011)	1.02452	RTRWH-1
		Jhunjhunu.	Jhunjhunu.	OE		RTRWH Proposal for Office building of C.M.H.O., Jhunjhunu. (24.08.2011)	1.07126	RTRWH-1
		Jhunjhunu.	Jhunjhunu.	OE		RTRWH Proposal for office Building of Excise Officer. Jhunjhunu.	1.12079	RTRWH-1
		Sikar	Srimadhopur	OE		RTRWH Proposal for Office Building of Govt. Sr. Sec. School, Srimadhopur, District Sikar (24.08.2011)	4.50989	RTRWH-1
		Sikar	Dhod	OE		RTRWH Proposal for Office Building of Govt. Sr. Sec. School, Singrawat, District Sikar (24.08.2011)	2.72466	RTRWH-1
		Sikar	Khandela	OE		RTRWH Proposal for Office Building of Govt. Sr. Sec. School, Nimera (Khandela), District Sikar  (24.08.2011)	3.77441	RTRWH-1
		Sikar	Dhod	OE		RTRWH Proposal for Office Building of Govt. Sr. Sec. School, Dhod, District Sikar (24.08.2011)	3.65007	RTRWH-1
18	Tamilnadu	Salem district,	Thalaivasal	OE		Arti Rech to GW in Thalaivasal block Salem District (31.03.2009)	111.000	Rechar. pit with BW-25                                 Recharge shaft-2                    Desilting tank-14
		Coimbatore district	Coimbatore	OE		Art GW recharge through road side and open space RWHS in Coimbatore City (26.10.2009)	100.000	215 structures
		Nammakkal district	Nammakkal Mohanar, Peramathi	OE		Art rech to G W in Karuvatur watershed, Nammakal district (26.10.2009)	275.350	Rechar. shaft with BW-20                                         Check dam-10                         Desiltation tank-2
		Chennai	Chennai	Urban		RWH in the premise of the NITTTR, Taramani, Chennai. (26.10.2009)	40.000	RTRWH
19	Uttar Pradesh	Rae Bareli District	Sataon	Critical		Art Rech to GW in Sataon Block of  Rae Bareli District (30.03.2010)	720.063	Check dam-16               Recharge well -12          Recharge trench-180     Recharge pit -920          piezometer-20
		Lucknow city	Lucknow	Urban		Artificial Recharge structures in Indiranagar & Gomtinagar, Lucknow city (12.11.2010)	1060.640	AR(Parks)-116
		Jhansi	Mauranipur	Draught Prone Area		Artificial Recharge to Ground Water & Water Conservation in Mauranipur Block, District Jhansi (13.06.2011)	990.880	Check Dam - 32
20	West Bengal	Birbhum dist.	Nalhati & Murarai	Water Scare		Art Rech in the blocks of Nalhati I and Murarai-I of Birbhum dist.(31.03.2009)	111.091	Nala Bund-20
								SSD-2
								Gully Plug-5
								Dug well-1
								Bore well-1
	20	57	84	Total			7,742.0952

Annexure VIII

STATUS OF DEMONSTRATIVE ARTIFICIAL RECHARGE PROJECTS SANCTIONED IN XI PLAN

Salient features of schemes on Artificial Recharge to Ground Water and Rain Water Harvesting implemented by CGWB under Central Sector Scheme

No.of project	Plan	States	Type of structures and numbers	Expenditure cost
14	VIII ( 1992-1997)	Maharashtra, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Delhi, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, & Chandigarh (Total States-9)	Percolation Tanks            Recharge Shafts                  Recharge   Wells              Watershed Treatment         Check Dams                     RWH                                  Subsurface Dykes             Total structures -   62	Rs 3.23 Cr
165	IX (1997-2002)	Andhra Pradesh, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Bihar, Chandigarh, Gujarat, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kashmir, Jharkhand, Karnataka , Kerala, Lakshdweep,  Madhya Pradesh , Maharashtra, Meghalaya,  Mizoram,  Nagaland, NCT Delhi, Orissa, Punjab, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, Uttar Pradesh, And West Bengal (Total States-25)	Percolation Tanks             Check Dams                      Recharge Shafts                RWH                                Recharge Wells                SS Dykes                            Micro WS                                                                  Total structures -      679 -------	Rs.33.31 Cr
8	X ( 2002-2007)	Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, & Tamil Nadu (Total States-4)	Percolation Tanks             Check Dams                      Recharge Shafts                RWH                                Recharge Wells                SS Dykes                            Total No of structures - 200	Rs. 5.6 Cr.
80	XI (2007-20012)	Arunachal Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka West Bengal , Andhra Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh & Madhya Pradesh, Chandigarh, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Jharkhand,Bihar ,Nagaland, J & K, Himachal Pradesh,Orissa, Punjab, Delhi & Rajsathan. (Total States-20)	Percolation Tanks           Recharge Shafts                  Recharge   Wells  Recharge Trenches            Watershed Treatment         Check Dams Under Ground water Check Dams RWH                                  Subsurface Dykes             No of Structures 1447	Approved Rs. 77.42 Cr