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Sl. No. Districts

101-0001-Cash Dole

101-0002- Food Grain

101-0003-Ex. Gratia Grant

101-0004

Cloths &

Utensils

104-0001

Fodder

105-0001-Vet.

Medicine

109-0001-

Sewarage

112-0002-Evacuati

on of Populati

on

Flood 113-0001 Building Repairs

118-0001-Boat

RepairGrand Total

1 Patna 40.00 50.00           60.00   12.00 162.00

2 Bhojpur 29.00 49.22 0.40         41.15   39.00 158.77

3 Buxar 20.00 35.00           40.00   10.00 105.00

4 Saran 20.00 30.00           40.00   10.00 100.00

5 Siwan 20.00 25.00           40.00   10.00 95.00

6 Gopalganj 20.00 35.00 1.00 20.00       40.00   10.00 126.00

7 Muzaffarpur 80.00 80.00 13.50         70.00   40.00 283.50

8 Vaishali 80.00 80.00           50.00   20.00 230.00

9 Sitamarhi 80.00 80.00           80.00   20.00 260.00

10 Sheohar 50.00 50.00           40.00   20.00 160.00

11 E. Champaran 80.00 80.00           60.00   20.00 240.00

12 W.Champaran 40.00 35.00           40.00   10.00 125.00

13 Darbhanga 60.00 60.00           50.00 1.40 20.00 191.40

14 Madhubani 60.00 60.00           60.00   20.00 200.00

15 Samastipur 60.00 60.00           60.00   20.00 200.00

Sl. No. Districts

101-0001-Cash Dole

101-0002- Food Grain

101-0003-Ex. Gratia Grant

101-0004

Cloths &

Utensils

104-0001

Fodder

105-0001-Vet.

Medicine

109-0001-

Sewarage

112-0002-Evacuati

on of Populati

on

Flood 113-0001 Building Repairs

118-0001-Boat

RepairGrand Total

16 Begusarai 60.00 60.00 15.00         40.00   20.00 195.00

17 Khagaria 60.00 60.00           40.00   20.00 180.00

18 Lakhisarai 20.00 10.00           40.00   24.85 94.85

19 Bhagalpur 60.00 1492.00     5.00 32.00 5.00 90.00   40.00 1724.00

20 Saharsa 60.00 60.00           50.00   90.82 260.82

21 Madhepura 60.00 60.00           40.00   20.00 180.00

22 Supaul 60.00 60.00 1.00         42.08   20.00 183.08

23 Purnea 944.86 3064.00 30.50         540.00   10.00 4589.36

24 Katihar 810.00 188.19           30.00   20.00 1048.19

25 Araria 40.00 25.00           40.00   40.93 145.93

26 Kishanganj 20.00 20.00 0.80         40.00   10.00 90.80

27 Nalanda 40.00 20.00           40.00 1.66 10.00 111.66

28 Shekhpura 20.00 20.00           40.00   8.00 88.00

29 Minor Water Resource Deptt.             150.00       150.00

Total Amt.

Alloted2993.86 5948.41 62.20 20.00 5.00 32.00 155.00 1843.23 3.06 615.60

11678.35300

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RAINFALL & CROP-COVERAGESubject 29-07-2013 05-08-2013 07-08-2013

Rainfall since 1st June & Deficiency

in percentage

364.1 mm-26%

393.4 mm-30%

401.1 mm-31%

Coverage of Paddy in

percentage

44.76% (Seeding 93.45%)

53.55% (Seeding 93.45%)

57.25% (Seeding 93.45%)

Coverage of maize in

percentage

86.61% 91.79% 92.72%

Disbursement of diesel subsidy in

Rs Crore

(released amount 90 Cr.)

NA NA

DISTRICT WISE ANALYSIS –RAINFALL

Indicator No of dist Name of Districts

Rainfall less than 60% of normal (IMD

data)(1 June to 07 Aug)

20 Gaya, Lakhisarai, Nawada, Sitamarhi, Vaishali , Sheohar, Patna, Nalanda, Jehanabad, Aurangabad, Muzaffarpur, Samastipur, Sheikhpura, Sharsha, Buxar, Khagariya, Kaimur, Saran, Banka, Gopalganj

Rainfall less than 60% of normal (IMD data)

(1 June to 07 Aug)

STRATEGY (Agriculture)1. Use of Diesel Subsidy to supplement rainfall for

• sowing and transplantation to increase coverage• Saving standing crops

2. Contingency Crop Plan for uncovered area-supply of seeds

3. All Kisan Salahkar/Scientists to fan out in villages to advise farmers on use of diesel subsidy and contingency plan and by means of press conference, radio talk, Chaupal and through other means of Electronic Annadata program in ETV.

4. Regular advice through AIR5. Regular Reporting of Coverage of alternate crops.6. Enhancing the target of maize coverage in South Bihar

districts.

Status of State Tube wellsSubject Up to 29.7.13 Up to 05.08.13

Running Tube wells

3120 3120

Breakdown due to Transformers

48 50

No of mechanical breakdown

32 4

New Tube wells energized

1339 1339

Irrigation in hectares

1912.34 2821.95

STRATEGY (MI)(Directions given in CMG Meeting on 06.08.13)

1. Removal of all mechanical defects 2. Maintenance of a stock of common spare parts and four standby

motor pumps for tube wells in every division3. Replacement of transformers where no other defect4. Tube well operator on every running tube well – full time.5. Energisation of new tube wells (RIDF XI)6. Joint Verification in case of differences with Agriculture

Department

7. Monitoring of duration of Power Supply to Tube well.8. Monitoring of water table of small reservoirs like ponds etc.

9. Direction given to sent separate report of channel repairing

IRRIGATION BY WRDProject Target for kharif Achievement on

05.08.13Percentage

Sone E W

154550396829

40670167297

26.3242.16

Kosi E W

29170258697

13060331741

44.7754.08

Gandak E W

292993189588

77815116350

26.5661.37

North Koel 64006 1882 2.94

By different Reservoir

191717 12425 6.48

By other means 152498 19505 12.79

Total 1792580 598288 33.3

WATER TILL TAIL ENDProject - Sone

Name of Canal

Length (in KM)

RemarksTotal Length

Reach of Water

29.7.13 05.8.13

Lahthan Vitaranee 26.20 13.00 14.00

Behea Shakaha Nahar 49.60 44.00 44.00

Kattiya Vitaranee 34.00 22.00 22.00

Koilwar Vitaranee 46.60 32.00 32.00

Dalia Narayanpur Vitaranee 21.60 5.00 8.00

Jaitpur Vitaranee 22.40 5.00 8.00

Kochas Vitaranee 29.10 21.00 29.10

Manaura Vitaranee 20.80 16.50 20.80

Chanda Vitaranee 19.20 14.00 19.20

WATER TILL TAIL ENDProject – North Koel

Name of Canal

Length (in KM)

RemarksTotal Length

Reach of Water

29.7.13 05.8.13

Naur up vitarnee 9.80 6.00 6.00

Riar up Sakha Nahar 29.91 20.00 20.00

Kulharia up vitarnee 12.80 5.00 5.00

Mahuari up vitarnee 19.80 5.00 7.00

Basdiha up vitarnee 23.47 5.00 10.00

Karma vitarnee 25.98 22.87 22.87

Kapasya vitarnee 18.64 12.00 12.00

Hetampur up vitarnee 9.75 6.00 6.00

TREND OF WATER LEVEL IN RESERVOIRS(Water Storage in Acre ft)

Name of Reservoir

Capacity Level01.8.13

Level06.8.13

Percentage

Chandan 110000 398939 32899 29.89

Badua 89000 17810 12425 13.96

Orhani 33550 8700 8130 24.23

Belharna 11805 1540 1230 10.48

Kharagpur L 13200 7860 7090 53.07

Vilashi 23400 1320 1320 5.64

Morve 10800 1035 910 8.42

Nagi 7700 680 560 7.27

Nakati 11320 680 615 5.43

Garhi 68500 10200 6525 9.52

Kohira 22210 600 1275 5.74

Strategy (WRD)1. Taking water to the last km in tail end of canals by

removing silt and repairing banks and by enforcing rotation, if needed

2. Regular Reporting about identified waterways at tail end

3. Taking help of district administration to enforce rotation or prevent abuse of water in upper reaches

4. DMs asked to report if water does not reach the tail end

5. Monitoring of water table of reservoirs

STRATEGY (Energy)

1. Assured power supply to Rural Areas for 8 hours within fixed hours

2. Publicity about fixed hours through newspapers/radio

3. Control Room for receiving complaints about non-supply

4. Report about actual supply from DMs/ MWRD/ CM’s Secretariat

PROGAMME FOR AFFECTED AREAS• Standing crops should be saved by promoting use of diesel

subsidy.• Unsown area should be covered by alternate Crops like

Toria, Kulthi, Arhar, etc.• Irrigation Department should provide water to the last km

of canals in tail end.• New tube wells under RIDF XI should be energised on

priority basis at a fast pace.• All burnt transformers should be replaced.• Electricity supply as per the prescribed schedule to be

ensured.• All hand pumps to be repaired immediately.

PROGAMME FOR AFFECTED AREAS• Areas where hand pumps are not available or may dry up in

next two months should be identified and new hand pumps installed there in one month on priority basis.

• Employment generating schemes should be started in all Panchayats under MNREGA-at least two in every Panchayat.

• Water harvesting structures should be top priority in starting schemes in affected hilly areas,

• Visit and review of the situation by Secretary/Principal Secretary in-charge of the critical Districts and fortnightly visit and review of the situation by Secretary/Principal Secretary in-charge of other districts

Review of Situation

1. Review by Chief Secretary- every Tuesday at 10 A.M.

2. Video conference with DMs- every Monday- 3 PM

3. Review by Cabinet

Thank You