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Revival of Small Rivers and Other Water Bodies

Revival of Small Rivers and Other Water Bodies

(a) & (c) Works related to water resources development & management are planned, funded, executed and maintained by the State Governments themselves as per their own resources and priorities. In order to supplement the efforts of the State Governments, Government of India provides technical and financial assistance to State Governments to encourage sustainable development and efficient management of water resources through various schemes and programmes.
Central Assistance (CA) for restoration of water bodies is provided by the Ministry under the scheme of Repair, Renovation and Restoration (RRR) of Water Bodies, which is a component of Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana (PMKSY). The scheme aims at restoring the lost irrigation potential by improvement and restoration of existing water bodies. The restoration of water bodies also helps in ground water recharge. Works such as development of catchment, desilting, strengthening of bunds etc. are taken up for restoration of water bodies.

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Under the RRR of Water Bodies scheme, a total of 2064 water bodies with an estimated cost of Rs.1765 crore have been taken up for restoration in various states since XII Plan onwards as per eligible proposals received from the concerned State Governments, out of which 1160 water bodies have been reported to be completed upto March, 2019. Total Central Assistance amounting to Rs.369.11 crore has been released to the States upto March, 2019 for completion of works of these water bodies. Statewise details in this regard are at Annexure – I.
Further, under MGNREGA, works related to renovation of traditional water bodies, etc. are permissible.  State wise details of funds released for the same under MGNREGA are at Annexure – II.

(b) Works related to survey of such water bodies comes under the purview of concerned State Government. However, as per the 5th Minor Irrigation Census conducted by this Ministry, there are 5,16,303 water bodies in the rural areas of the country being used for minor irrigation, out of which 53,396 are not in use for various reasons such as non availability of water, less and erratic rainfall, siltation, salinity etc.

(d) to (e) Matter related to encroachment of water bodies comes under purview of the concerned State Government. However, considering the importance of water bodies for socio economic development, Secretary (MoWR, RD & GR) vide letter dated 26.02.2016 requested State Governments to take necessary steps for keeping all the water bodies encroachment free. Further, Secretary (WR, RD & GR) vide letter dated 07.11.2016 requested the State Governments to take appropriate action in respect of inclusion of water bodies in land records, inclusion of water bodies as integral part of town planning process, strict action for the encroachers, etc. Further, water bodies are included under RRR of Water Bodies scheme only after concerned State Government certify that these are encroachment free.

ANNEXURE-I
Annexure referred to in reply to Parts (a) & (c) of Unstarred Question No. †2225 to be answered in Lok Sabha on 04.07.2019 regarding “Revival of Small Rivers and other Water Bodies”.
Statewise details of ongoing RRR of Water Bodies Scheme
All Rupees in Crores, storage in MCM & Potential in Lakh Ha
Sl.

No.
StatesNo of WBs includedEstimated

Cost
Potential

Planned
/CCA
Targeted

Storage revival (MCM)
Cumulative release upto 03/2019
Cumulative Expenditure upto 3/2019
Potential restored upto 3/2019
Storage

revived upto 3/2019
No of completed WBs upto 03/2019
1
Andhra

Pradesh
100
66.7660.05640.98
2.7
0.00
0.00
0.00
0
2
Bihar
27
64.93350.101247.45
6.255
0.00
0.00
0.00
0
3
Gujarat
61
102.9080.114
0.1
8.8125
0.00
0.00
0.00
0
4
Madhya

Pradesh
125
183.24210.333438.347
37.70
149.66
0.25
438.38121.00
5
Manipur
4
65.4420.0126.281
10.37
14.97
0.00
2.04
0.00
6
Meghalaya
9
11.4320.0110.4654
5.18
5.51
0.01
0.36
4.00
7
Orissa
863
449.0250.51358.0845110.646271.20
0.44
20.57
715
8
Rajasthan
68
187.81960.13212.64450.2276106.16
0.10
11.52
52
9
Tamilnadu
153
77.75010.0383.834116.2514
47.44
0.00
0.00
104
10
Telengana
575
459.18270.29056.217104.5593
94.51
0.08
24.61
164
11
Uttar Pradesh
74
83.40690.03442.23616.4087
37.08
0.00
0.00
0
12
Uttrakhand
5
12.49
0.0052.274
0
1.41
0.00
0.00
0
Grand

Total
20641764.3981.638908.913369.1106727.940.888497.481160

ANNEXURE-II
Annexure referred to in reply to Parts  (a) & (c) of Unstarred Question No. †2225 to be answered in Lok Sabha on 04.07.2019 regarding “Revival of Small Rivers and other Water Bodies”.
WORKS

TAKEN UP ON RENOVATION OF TRADITIONAL WATER BODIES
UNDER MGNREGS DURING LAST THREE YEARS
SL.

NO.
STATES2018-19
2017-18
2016-17
Phy(

Nos.)
Fin

(Lakhs)
Phy(

Nos.)
Fin

(Lakhs)
Phy(

Nos.)
Fin

(Lakhs)
1
ANDAMAN AND NICOBAR166.5918
3.6
19
2.8
2
ANDHRA PRADESH2682860634.081725140576.772028521646.48
3
ARUNACHAL PRADESH28270.5554561.6965164.36
4
ASSAM22881511.8417071363.7214062005.45
5
BIHAR56464678.8658205229.5952494183.62
6
CHHATTISGARH1425235984.681266625955.871371934978.8
7
DADRA & NAGAR HAVELI
0
0
0
0
0
0
8
DAMAN & DIU
0
0
0
0
0
0
9
GOA574.957641.2613288.06
10
GUJARAT1156515834.35967710038.52927812436.21
11
HARYANA7961942.228952117.519992128.18
12
HIMACHAL PRADESH1288584.681443476.121537608.03
13
JAMMU AND KASHMIR3233868.3635001872.4932881022.3
14
JHARKHAND707438.921279492.9162165410.28
15
KARNATAKA1891120176.821754420413.021753021733.72
16
KERALA1627912578.051758714252.53016423404.46
17
LAKSHADWEEP132.27132.3913
0
18
MADHYA PRADESH1013011808.921008011405.5637432250.88
19
MAHARASHTRA56398688.7264686802.5776906521.54
20
MANIPUR64159.8981138.94130338.82
21
MEGHALAYA371662.594061101.974151011.68
22
MIZORAM255516.27231261.164786.79
23
NAGALAND1798.5664402.085165.84
24
ODISHA1183211727.271379212625.81943020751.48
25
PUDUCHERRY658803.45616840.81524808.18
26
PUNJAB71789555.7559169977.93608410870.04
27
RAJASTHAN1725938152.121287226763.071467737228.59
28
SIKKIM
0
0
0
0
0
0
29
TAMIL NADU1443511673.1860718292577.9966033262212.45
30
TELANGANA1382626879.971138518938.021336214032.14
31
TRIPURA218197.93525284.0613871287.27
32
UTTAR PRADESH1970019070.821880216129.582173727962.8
33
UTTARAKHAND23641194.9222531294.221516936.02
34
WEST BENGAL159247650.223269416275.575025676815.54
TOTAL221777304357.8266433539217.29316982592992.81
The above statement was submitted by Ministry of Jal Shakti Department of Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation of undermentioned Lok Sabha Question:-

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA 
MINISTRY OF JAL SHAKTI, DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES, RIVER DEVELOPMENT & GANGA REJUVENATION

LOK SABHA 
UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. 2225
ANSWERED ON 04.07.2019

REVIVAL OF SMALL RIVERS AND OTHER WATER BODIES

2225. SHRI KAUSHALENDRA KUMAR

Will the Minister of JAL SHAKTI be pleased to state:

  • (a) whether the Government is working on any action plan pertaining to revival of dying small rivers, lakes, ponds, small ponds, wells and Bavaris‚, etc. in the country;
  • (b) whether the Government has carried out any survey of such water bodies for reviving them and if so, the details thereof;
  • (c) the State-wise details of the efforts made for the revival of small rivers, lakes, ponds, small ponds, wells and ‘Bavaris’ for ground water recharge in the country along with the methodologies being adopted for it;
  • (d) whether the Government is aware that the anti-social elements have occupied these water bodies in unauthorized manner across the country; and
  • (e) if so, the action taken by the Government against them and the initiatives taken/being taken so far to remove the illegal encroachment?

ANSWER
THE MINISTER OF STATE FOR JAL SHAKTI & SOCIAL JUSTICE AND EMPOWERMENT (SHRI RATTAN LAL KATARIA)
As above
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