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Rajasthan resolves Panchna Dam dispute, launches irrigation project

3 reports, 2 independent Updated Jul 6
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The long-pending dispute over the Panchna Dam in Karauli district, Rajasthan, was resolved after nearly two decades. Water was released into the canal network on a trial basis, and foundation stones were laid for new lift irrigation projects. The state government had previously earmarked Rs 50 crore for the Panchana-Gudla Lift Project to provide drinking water to 39 villages in the region.

From prokerala.com, indiatimes.com

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The new projects are expected to irrigate nearly 13,000 hectares of agricultural land. The resolution aims to ensure water supply to villages in both the catchment and command areas of the dam, addressing a long-standing water availability issue.

From prokerala.com, indiatimes.com

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  • RajasthanState government managing water resources and infrastructure projects

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  1. The Government of Rajasthan organized a meeting focused on advancing state development initiatives.Sub-event
  2. Jaisalmer hosts the Burji 1356 reservoir, utilizing desert resources and receiving surplus water from Punjab for major water projects in Rajasthan.Sub-event
  3. Rajendra Singh is working on water conservation in India and is credited with reviving water systems across Rajasthan.Sub-event
  4. The Chief Minister of the state addresses various rural issues and development matters within Rajasthan.Sub-event
  5. The Banas River flows entirely within Rajasthan and feeds into the perennial Chambal system.Sub-event
  6. Rajasthan state government manages water resources and infrastructure projects.1 source

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