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State Profile
State Profile
Ground Water Scenario of Mizoram
Area (Sq.km) |
21,081 |
Rainfall (mm) |
1927 |
Total Districts / Blocks |
8 districts 22 Blocks, 12 GW assessment units |
Hydrogeology
Geologically, the state is underlain by sedimentary rocks of Tertiary age, which have been tightly folded in a series of anticlines and synclines. Ground water occurs under confined and unconfined conditions in sandstones, sandy shales etc. In the northern and north western part of the State, the relief is much subdued. Mizoram is an abode of springs. These springs are widely utilized by people for domestic needs. Recent study suggests that there is good scope of tapping ground water in the riverbeds with sumps connected to infiltration galleries.
Dynamic Ground Water Resources |
Annual Replenishable Ground water Resource |
0.04 BCM |
Net Annual Ground Water Availability |
0.04 BCM |
Annual Ground Water Draft |
0.0004 BCM |
Stage of Ground Water Development |
0.90 % |
Ground Water Development & Management |
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Over Exploited |
NIL |
Critical |
NIL |
Semi- critical |
NIL |
Artificial Recharge to Ground Water (AR) |
- Feasible AR structures: 500 check dams, 1000 weirs, 1000 gabion structures, 300 roof top harvesting, 200 development of springs.
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AR schemes completed during IX Plan: 1 |
Enactment of Ground Water Bill to regulate and control the development of ground water:
Preparation of Draft Bill for regulating ground water with reference to Model Bill is under process in PHED. The concerned authority has been instructed to take necessary action.
Inclusion of Roof Top Rain Water Harvesting (RTRWH) in building by laws:
To be included.
Central Ground Water Authority
Areas Notified for Regulation of ground water development |
NIL |
Mass Awareness Programme (as on 31.03.2010) |
1 |
Water Management Training Programme (as on 31.03.2010) |
2 |
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Ministry
of Water Resources