GOVERNMENT OF RAJASTHAN

RURAL DEVELOPMENT & PANCHYATI RAJ DEPARTMENT

WATERSHED DEVELOPMENT & SOIL CONSERVATION DEPARTMENT

RAJASTHAN, JAIPUR

DETAILED PROJECT REPORT

NAME OF WASTRSHED : KARAULI IWMP – IV/ 2010-11

MACRO / MICRO :- 4/1,3,6, , 5/1,2, , 9/1

PROJECT AREA :- 7534 HA

TOTAL AMOUNT :- 904.08 Lacs

PANCHAYAT SAMITI :- NADAUTI

DISTRICT :- KARAULI

PROJECT IMPLEMENTING AGENCY

ASSISTANT ENGINEER
PANCHAYAT SAMITI- NADAUTI
 Annexure ‘A’
DPR Checklist

1 Contents of DPR
1.1 Basic data of project
 Details on Location of project ,Cost and Area details,
 Demography -Total Population, BPL, SC,ST,SF,MF, land less
 Present status of land use
 Existing Water bodies in the area and their status
 Climatic and Hydrological information
 Soil erosion
 Agriculture and Horticulture status and fuel availability.
 Socio economic status
 Livestock status
 Land holding details
 Livelihood Details.
 Other Development Schemes in the project area
 Details of infrastructure in the project areas
 Slope details
 Water Budgeting
 Ground Water details
 Institutional arrangements (SLNA,DWDU,PIA,WDT,WC,Secretary)
1.2 Analysis of Problems and Productivity Gap Analysis
1.3 Proposed Development Plan
1.4 Technical designs and estimates for proposed activities
1.5 Activity wise Total Abstract of cost
1.6 Annual Action Plan
1.7 Convergence Plan
1.8 Project outcomes
1.9 Enclosures -
1.9 .1 Maps
a. Location –District, block, village, watershed location map
b. Map of Project with Watershed Boundary demarcation in cadastral map
c. Land Use Land Cover map
d. Existing water bodies, DLT
e. PRA Map (along with photos & paper drawing)
f. GIS based intervention map
g. Treatment map ie proposed works on revenue map

1.9.2 Documents of Agreements:

Proceedings of gram sabha for EPA approval
Proceedings of gram sabha Resolution for committee constitution
Documents related to PRA excercise
Proceedings of gram sabha for DPR approval
Proceedings of Panchayat Samiti General body for DPR approval
Watershed Committee Registration certificate
MoU – PIA – DWMA, PIA – WC(in case of NGO as PIA)
2 Technical Feasibility of Interventions Proposed.
3 DPR is as per Common Guidelines ie WDF norms, Beneficiary contribution
norms, project period, Component wise distribution of budget are as per
common guidelines
4 Financial Feasibility of interventions

DPR TEMPLATE
Index
S.No Topics Page no.

1 Chapter
 Location
 General Features of watershed (Cost and Area details)
 Climatic and Hydrological information
 Other Development Schemes in the project area
 Details of infrastructure in the project areas
 Institutional arrangements (,DWDU,PIA,WDT,WC)

2 Chapter Basic Data ,Analysis and Scope

2.1 Demography Details
2.2 Development Indicators
2.3 Land use
2.4 Agriculture status and Productivity Gap Analysis
2.5 Horticulture/Vegetable/Floriculture status
2.6 Land holding pattern
2.7 Livestock status
2.8 Fodder status
2.9 Farm Implements
2.10 NREGS Status
2.11 Migration details
2.12 Livelihood Details.
2.13 Existing SHG
2.14 Ground Water details
2.15 Drinking Water Status
2.16 Slope details
2.17 Water Budgeting
2.18 Soil Details
2.19 Soil erosion status

3 Chapter Proposed Development Plan

4 Chapter Activity wise Total Abstract of cost
5 Chapter Annual Action Plan
5.1 Project fund
5.2 Convergence Plan
6 Chapter Project outcomes
7 Technical designs and estimates for proposed activities
8 Enclosures
8 .1 Maps
h. Location –District, block, village, watershed location map
i. Map of Project with Watershed Boundary demarcation in cadastral map
j. Land Use Land Cover map
k. Existing water bodies, DLT
l. PRA Map (along with photos & paper drawing)
m. GIS based intervention map
n. Treatment map ie proposed works on revenue map

8.2 Documents of Agreements:

 Proceedings of gram sabha for EPA approval
 Proceedings of gram sabha Resolution for committee constitution
 Documents related to PRA exercise
 Proceedings of gram sabha for DPR approval
 Proceedings of Panchayat Samiti General body for DPR approval
 Watershed Committee Registration certificate
 MoU – PIA – DWMA, PIA – WC(in case of NGO as PIA)
  CHAPTER – I INTRODUCTION

Location.
IWMP-IV Project is located in NADAUTI Block, of KARAULI district. The project area is between
the latitudes 26°35´ to 26°45´ & 76°33´ to 76°47´ longitudes. It is at a distance of 0 km from its
Block head quarters and 65 Kms from the district head quarters. There are 5857 no. of habitations
in the Project area and other details are given below.
General features of watershed
S.No. Name of Project(as per GOI) Karauli IWMP -IV
(a) Name of Catchment Nadauti
(b) Name of watershed area(local Nadauti
name)
© Project Area 7534 Ha
(d) Net treatable Area 7534 Ha
e) Cost of Project 904.08 Lacs
f) Cost/hectare 12000
g) Year of Sanction 2010-11
h) Watershed Code 01201800
i) No. of Gram Panchayats in 11
project area
j) No. of villages in project area 24
k) Type of Project other
l) Elevation (metres) 241 m
m) Major streams Nadauti Nala
n) Slope range (%) 0.5 to 1.5
Name of Gram Name of Villages Covered Census code Area
Macro/micro Panchayat of villages
4/1 Raisana, Raisana 01203000 502
Garkheda Garkheda, 01203100, 730
4/1 Khoyali 01203200
4/1 Salawad Salawad, Alooda 01203400 1085
4/1, 4/3 Nadauti Nadauti, 01198500 1418
 Sikandarpur 01198700
Jeetkipur Paladi, 01203300 350
4/1 Harloda 01202100
4/1 Dhahriya Jeerna 01201500 360
Kaimri Kaimri, 01199500
Bada Wazidpur, 01198900
5/1,2, 4/6 522
Ibrahimpur 01198800
Tesgaon Tesgaon, 01199600
Kakda, 01199700 694
4/6, 5/1,2 Beelai 01199800
Badagaon Nayapura , 01200900
4/3 Ralawata 01199900 180
Maindhe Ka Pura Maindhe Ka Pura, 01199200
Mehte Ka pura, 01199100
543
Dhamadi ka Pura, 01199000
Dhand Ka Pura, 01199400
5/1,2 Jindo Ka Pura 01199300
9/1 Sop Sop 01204500 1150

The watershed falls in Agro climatic Zone III B. The soil texture is Clay to Clay Loam . The
average rainfall is 61 cm . The temperatures in the area are in the range between 30° to 49°
centigrade during summer and 3° to 26° centigrade during winter. The major crops in the area are
Bajra, Til, Guar, Jowar, Mustard, Gram, and Wheat 96 % land is under cultivation. 1.5% land is
wasteland. 9 % land is irrigated through Wells & Tube wells.
3764 No. of households are BPL (64% households) 644 are landless households (11%
households) and 568 household are small and 1592 marginal farmers .Average land holding in
the area is 1.28 ha. 96% area is single cropped area and 20 % is double cropped. The main
source of irrigation is Wells, Tube Wells & Farm Pond. The average annual rainfall (5 years) in the
area is 652 mm. The Major streams in the Watershed are Nadauti Nala. The major festivals in the
village are Peer Baba Fair, Allonda Devi Fair & Lachchi Ram Baba Fair, Jagdish Dham Fair.

.
Climatic and Hydrological information
1 Average Annual Rainfall(mm)
Year Average Annual
Rainfall(mm)
1 2001 541
2 2002 257
3 2003 892
4 2004 477
5 2005 656
6 2006 516
7 2007 535
8 2008 1250
9 2009 401
10 2010 560
2 Average Monthly rainfall (last ten years)
Month Rainfall(mm)
i) June 89.27
ii) July 194.00
iii) August 165.36
iv) September 73.60
3 Maximum rainfall intensity (mm)
Duration rainfall
intensity(mm)
i) 15 minute duration 21
ii) 30 minute duration 42
iii) 60 minute duration 60
4 Temperature (Degree C)
Season Max Min
i) Summer Season 49°c 30°c
ii) Winter Season 26°c 3°c
iii) Rainy Season 37°c 25°c
5 Potential Evaporation Transpiration (PET) (mm/day)
Season PET
i) Summer
ii) Winter
iii) Rainy
6 Runoff
i) Peak Rate (cum/hr)
ii) Total run off volume of rainy season
(ha.m.)
iii) Time of return of maximum 5 10 In-
flood years years Year
iv)Periodicity of Drought in village
area
Other Development Schemes in the project area
Key
Name of interventions Provisions
the under the Targeted under the
S.No Scheme department Scheme Beneficiaries Scheme
Construction
of Talab ,
Nadi, rasta
Panchayat patav,
1 MGNrega Raj Farmpond
Crop Demo,
2 Agriculture Agriculture Farm Pond
3
4

Details of infrastructure in the project areas%&

Parameters Status
(i) No. of villages connected to All the Villages connected to the main road.
the main road by an all-
weather road
(ii) No. of villages provided with All the Villages
electricity
(iii) No. of households without Nil
access to drinking water
(iv) No. of educational institutions (P) (S) (HS) (VI)
:
Primary(P)/ Secondary(S)/
Higher Secondary(HS)/ 34 9 2 1
vocational institution(VI)
(v) No. of villages with access to 11
Primary Health Centre
(vi) No. of villages with access to 4
Veterinary Dispensary
(vii) No. of villages with access to All the villages connected to Main P.O. Nadauti
Post Office
(viii) No. of villages with access to All the villages connected to the bank branch Nadauti
Banks
(ix) No. of villages with access to All the villages with access to Nadauti market and mandi at
Markets/ mandis Gangapur city.
(x) No. of villages with access to -----------
Agro-industries
(xi) Total quantity of surplus milk 260 ltr.
(xii) No. of milk collection centres (U) (S) (PA) (O)
(e.g. Union(U)/ Society(S)/
Private agency(PA)/ others - - - -
(O))
(xiii) No. of villages with access to 24
Anganwadi Centre
(xiv) Any other facilities with no. of
villages (please specify)
(xv) Nearest KVK Ekorasi, Hindaun City, Ditt.- Karauli
(xvi) cooperative society 5
(xvii) NGOs ---
(xviii) Credit institutions
(i) Bank SBBJ, Bank Of Baroda, CCB, Bhoomi Vikas Bank, Nadauti

(ii) Cooperative Society Raisana, Nadauti, Kaimari, Sop,Salawad

(xix) Agro Service Centre's

-----

Institutional arrangements (SLNA,WCDC,PIA,WDT, Sub Committee (WS), Secretary)

WCDC Details
1 2 3
S.No Particulars Details of WCDC
1. PM ,WCDC Sh. D.R. Pushp
2. Address with contact no., website Project Manager WCDC , Zila Parishad, Karauli
3. Telephone 07464-251423
4. Fax
5. E-mail dwdu.karouli@gmail.com

PIA particulars
1 2 3
S.No Particulars Details of PIA
6. Name of PIA Sh. Manna Lal Meena
7. Designation Assistant Engineer
8. Address with contact no., website Panchayat Samiti, Nadauti
9. Telephone 9414349669
 10. Fax
11. E-mail bdondt@gmail.com

WDT Particulars:

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Experience in Description
Name of
S.No watershed(Yrs) of
WDT M/F Age Qualification Role/ Function
professional
member
training
1 Naresh M 36 B.Sc. 3 years B.Sc (Agri.) Ag. Activities
Singh (Agri.)
Rathor
2 Abhishek M 22 LSA 2 Nil 2 Years Livestock
Sharma Years Diploma In Development
Diploma In A.H.
A.H.
3 Shimla F 25 M.A. (Soc.) Nil M.A. (Soc.) Community
Sharma Organisation
Details of Sub Committee (WS)
Date of Date of
Gram Registrati
SC/ST/ Landless/
S. Name of Sabha for on as a Designati Name of Educational
Name M/F OBC/G MF/SF/
N. WCs WC Society on UG/SHG qualification
eneral BF
(dd/mm/yy
yy
1 Nadauti 13.06.2011 President Sitaram Singh M Gen BF UG Xth
Secretary Omprakash Meena M ST SF Xth
Member Ramavtar Singh M Gen BF UG VIIIth
Ramnaresh Singh M Gen BF UG Graduate
Sivram/Ramprasad M BF UG VIIIth
Jai singh M Gen BF UG LLB
Ramveer Singh M Gen Landless SHG STC
Nil
Angoori Devi F - SHG Vth
Kailashi Devi F Gen - SHG Vth
Vandana Kanwar F Gen - SHG Vth
Saroj Garg F Gen - SHG VIIIth

.
Details of Sub Committee (WS)
Date of Date of
Name of Gram Registrati
SC/ST/ Landless/
S. Sub Sabha on as a Designati Name of Educational
Name M/F OBC/G MF/SF/
N. Committee for WC Society on UG/SHG qualification
(WS) eneral BF
(dd/mm/yy
yy
2 Jeetkipur 15.06.2011 M ST UG
President Ramprasad Meena
Munesh Kumar M ST UG
(Harloda, Secretary Meena
Paldi)
Member Ramlal Meena M ST UG
Mukesh Meena M ST UG
Ramdhan Meena M ST UG
Nand Singh M ST UG
Meena
Vishram Meena M ST UG
Nil
Kailash / Harya M SC UG
Ramdhan Koli M SC UG
Ramkhiladi M ST UG
Shimbhudayal M ST UG
Shrimohan M SC Landless SHG
Priyanka Meena F ST --- SHG
Khelanta Meena F ST --- SHG
Rampyari Meena F ST --- SHG
Details of Sub Committee (WS)
Date of Date of
Gram Registrati
SC/ST/ Landless/
S. Name of Sabha for on as a Designati Name of Educational
Name M/F OBC/G MF/SF/
N. WCs WC Society on UG/SHG qualification
eneral BF
(dd/mm/yy
yy
3. Kaimari 6.02.2012 President Shersingh Gurjar M OBC MF UG Xth
Secretary Devi Singh Gurjar M OBC MF -- XIIth
Member Chothi Sain M OBC Landless SHG Vth
Munim Koli M SC Landless SHG VIIIth
Sisram Gurjar M OBC BF UG B.A. Bed
Ratan Gurjar M OBC SF UG XIth
Roop Singh Gurjar M OBC BF UG Vth
Nil
Murari Lal Gurjar M OBC SF UG VIIIth
Mahesh Gurjar M OBC BF UG IXth
Jairam Gurjar M OBC BF UG Literate
Mamta Sharma F Gen - SHG VIIIth
Vimla Gurjar F OBC - SHG VIIIth
Anita Sharma F Gen - SHG Xth
Radha Sharma F Gen - SHG VIIIth
Details of Sub Committee (WS)
Date of Date of
Gram Registrati
SC/ST/ Landless/
S. Name of Sabha for on as a Designati Name of Educational
Name M/F OBC/G MF/SF/
N. WCs WC Society on UG/SHG qualification
eneral BF
(dd/mm/yy
yy
4. Raisana 15.6.2011 President Khiladi Meena M ST UG
Secretary Satte Singh Meena M ST --- XIIth
Member Shankar Lal Meena M ST UG
Chhuttan Meena M ST UG
Dhanna Mali M OBC UG
Natholi Bairwa M SC UG
Rishikesh Meena M ST UG
Nil
Kishan Lal M ST UG
Kamla Devi F ST UG
Santara Mali F OBC SHG
Pyari Gurjar F OBC SHG
Jagdish Sharma M Gen Landless SHG
Details of Sub Committee (WS)
Date of Date of
Gram Registrat
SC/ST/ Landless/
S. Name of Sabha for ion as a Designati Name of Educational
N.
Name M/F OBC/G MF/SF/
WCs WC Society on UG/SHG qualification
eneral BF
(dd/mm/
yyyy
5. Garkheda 14.6.2011 President Bhoor Singh Gurjar M OBC SF UG VIIIth
Dinesh Singh M SF XIIth
Secretary Rathor Gen --
Member Seema Devi F OBC - SHG VIIIth
Sunita Devi F OBC - SHG Vth
Keshanta Devi F OBC - SHG Vth
Bhori Devi F SC - SHG Vth
Sumitra Devi F SC - SHG Vth
Nil Ramcharan Meena M ST BF UG VIIIth
Laxman Meena M ST SF UG Vth
Harlal Meena M ST SF UG VIIIth
Chothya Mali M OBC SF UG -----
Ramkhiladi Mali M OBC SF UG Vth
Badrilal Sain M OBC SF UG M.A. Hindi
Narayan Bairwa M SC SF UG --
Rajesh Singh M Gen Land Less SHG B.A.
Umrao Singh M OBC SF UG VIIIth
Details of Sub Committee (WS)
Date of Date of
Gram Registrat
SC/ST/ Landless/
S. Name of Sabha for ion as a Designati Name of Educational
Name M/F OBC/G MF/SF/
N. WCs WC Society on UG/SHG qualification
eneral BF
(dd/mm/
yyyy
6. Dhahriya 13.6.2011 President Virendra Singh M Gen SF UG VIIIth
Secretary Jagdish Singh M Gen BF --- Xth
Member Daulat Singh M Gen BF UG Xth
Roop Singh M Gen BF UG Vth
Kumer Singh M Gen BF UG B.A.
Amar Singh M Gen BF UG Xth
Ranjeet Singh M Gen BF UG BSc
Nil
Dhan Singh M Gen BF UG Vth
Shrephal Singh M Gen Landless SHG VIIIth
Neelam Singh F Gen -- SHG Xth
Krishna Devi F Gen -- SHG Xth
Details of Sub Committee (WS)
Date of Date of
Gram Registrati
SC/ST/ Landless/
S. Name of Sabha for on as a Designati Name of Educational
Name M/F OBC/G MF/SF/
N. WCs WC Society on UG/SHG qualification
eneral BF
(dd/mm/yy
yy
7. Tesgaon 17.6.2011 Ravindar Singh M OBC MF UG
President Gurjar Xth
Shivnarayan M OBC SF UG
Secretary Gurjar B.A.
Member Pooran Gurjar M OBC MF UG Vth
Ramswaroop M OBC BF UG Vth
Shyodan M OBC SF UG Nil
Hakim M OBC MF UG Xth
Gajendra M OBC SF UG Xth
Siyaram M OBC MF UG Xth
Nil Padam M OBC MF UG Nil
Babu singh M OBC MF UG B.A.
Ganga Sahay M OBC SF UG Xth
Lallu M OBC SF UG Vth
Bhagwan M OBC MF UG Nil
Lakhkhi ram M OBC MF UG Xth
Lovely Gurjar F OBC - SHG Vth
Keshar Gurjar F OBC - SHG Literate
Laxmi Gurjar F OBC - SHG Literate
Naththi Gurjar M OBC - SHG Xth
Details of Sub Committee (WS)
Date of Date of
Gram Registrati
SC/ST/ Landless/
S. Name of Sabha for on as a Designati Name of Educational
Name M/F OBC/G MF/SF/
N. WCs WC Society on UG/SHG qualification
eneral BF
(dd/mm/yy
yy
8. Salawad 25.06.2012 President Sh. Girraj Meena M ST BF UG XII
Bhavani Singh M ST BF UG
Secretary Meena X
Member Bhulli M OBC Landless SHG VIII
Omprakash Meena M ST MF UG VIII
Battilal Meena M ST SF UG VIII
Girraj Meena M ST SF UG VIII
Harikishan Meena M ST SF UG VIII
Nil
Gurjya Meena M ST SF UG VIII
Ramswaroop M ST UG VIII
Meena
Smt. Kunti Devi F OBC SHG VIII
Smt. Sugni devi F SC SHG V
Smt. Kalpoo Devi F OBC SHG V
Details of Sub Committee (WS)

Date of Date of
Gram Registrati
SC/ST/ Landless/
S. Name of Sabha for on as a Designati Name of Educational
Name M/F OBC/G MF/SF/
N. WCs WC Society on UG/SHG qualification
eneral BF
(dd/mm/yy
yy
9. Soap 25.06.2012 President Amrit Lal Meena M ST BF UG X
Secretary Hansraj Meena M ST BF UG XII
Daulat Ram M ST BF UG VIII
Member Meena
Mannu Ram M ST BF UG VIII
Ram Charan M ST BF UG VIII
Ramavtar M Gen BF UG VIII
Balkrishna M Gen BF UG VIII
Nil
Ramkesh M OBC BF UG VIII
Ramkesh M SC Landless SHG VIII
Mahawar
Barfi Devi F ST SHG VIII
Sir Bai F ST SHG V
Leela Devi F ST SHG V
Kanchan Bai F ST SHG V
Kesar Devi F ST SHG V
Problems and scope of improvement in the project area.

The socio economic conditions of the area can be improved through increased production which

can be achieved through expansion in cultivated area and productivity enhancement.

The productivity gap of major crops in the area as compared with district and with areas in the

same agro climatic zones indicate potential to increase the productivity. The demonstration of

improved package of practices, improved varieties, increased irrigation facilities and soil

conservation measures under the project can bridge this gap. Due to small land holdings in the

area focus of the project would be on diversification in agriculture (horticulture, vegetables, green

houses, Agro forestry, fodder crops)and diversification in Livelihoods(Agriculture, Animal

husbandry, self employment)

 CHAPTER – II Socio economic Features, Problems and Scope

Table 2.1 Population & Household Details:

Total Population

Male Female Total SC ST

19685 17349 37034 6726 8034

Household Details
BPL Small M. Total
household L. Less Farmer Farmer household SC household ST household
3764 644 568 1592 5857 1064 1271

Table 2.2 Development indicators

S. No. Development Indicators State Project
Area
1 Per capita income (Rs.) 16260 15780
2 Poverty ratio 0.22 0.24
3 Literacy (%) 0.604 0.62
4 Sex Ratio 921 926
5 infant mortality rate
6 maternal mortality ratio

The table indicates poor socio economic conditions.

Table 2.3 Land Use
Land Use Total area in Ha.

Private Panchayat Government Community Total

Agriculture 7285
Land - - - 7285
Temporary -
fallow - - - -
Permanent -
Fallow - - - -
Cultivated 6557
Rainfed - - - 6557
Cultivated 728
irrigated - - - 728
Net Sown 7285
Area - - - 7285
Net Area 1578
sown more
than once - - 1578
Forest Land - - - - -
Waste Land - - 113 - 113
Pastures - 12 18 - 30
Others - - 106 - 106
Total
The project area has 113 ha of cultivable wasteland ..Activities like Earthen check dams,
Vegetative filter strip, V-ditches, staggered trenches ,WHS (Johad) Afforestation of wastelands
and Pasture development will be taken up on these lands
Pasture development the land use table shows that there is 30 hectare pasture land This
emphasizes the need for taking up pastureland development works through sowing of promising
species of grasses and plantation .

Table 2.4 .a Agriculture status.

Cropping Status
S.N Seas Crop
o. on Sown Rain Fed Irrigated Total
Varieti Ar Production Producti Varieti Area(ha Produ Producti Area Produ
es ea( (ton) vity es ) ction vity (Ha) ction
(Ton)
ha) (kg/Ha) (ton) (kg/Ha)
JK BH 900- 900- 1.8-
1 Kharif Bajra 26 1 0.9-1.3 1300 9444 1 0.9-1.3 1300 2 2.7
0.8- 1.55-
Til T-13 1 0.75-0.90 750-900 T-13 1 0.95 800-950 2 2.85
0.75- 1.45-
Jowar 1 0.70-0.80 700-800 1 0.90 750-900 2 1.70
Musta Bio- 800- Bio- 0.9- 900- 1.70-
2 Rabi rd 902 1 0.8-1.1 1100 902 1 1.20 1200 2 2.30
Whea 3200- Raj 3.40- 3400- 6.60-
t Lok-1 1 3.20-3.60 3600 1482 1 3.8 3800 2 7.40
850- RS- 0.9- 900- 1.75-
Gram RS-10 1 0.85-1.10 1100 10 1 1.10 1100 2 2.20
3 Zaid - - - - - -- - - - -

Table 2.4.b Abstract of cropped Area(ha)

Area under Single crop 7068
Area under Double crop 3415
Area under Multiple crop

The farmers are using JK BH26 ,9444 varieties of Bajra, whereas varieties like Pioneer can
increase the production.
The productivity gap and reasons of it indicate potential to increase the productivity through crop
demonstration .Crop demonstrations would be carried out on improved crops/ varieties, improved
agronomic practices. INM, IPM, Mixed cropping, distribution of fodder seed mini kit. Demonstration
of improved methods and economics of fodder crops cultivation and also distribution foundation
seeds of Forage Crops for further multiplication, introduction of fodder crops in the existing crop
rotations.

Table 2.5 Existing area under horticulture/Vegetables/Floriculture (ha)

Recommended
Activity Area Species Varieties varieties Production
Horticulture 0

Poosa
Vegetables 10-12 Bhindi Sawani, 35 Qtl/ Ha
Baingon 70 Qtl/Ha

Floriculture 0

Medicinal
Plants 0

Table 2.6 Land holding Pattern in project area

Land holding (ha) irrigation
source wise Land holding (ha)Social group wise
Total Irrigated Rainfed General SC ST OBC BPL
Type of Farmer Households (source) Total
(i)Large farmer 1105 530 4768 5298 740 150 2882 1526 5298
(ii) Small farmer 568 102 924 1026 97 107 225 597 1026
(iii) Marginal 99 181 171 510 961
farmer 1592 96 865 961
(iv) Landless
person 644
(V)No. of BPL
households 3764
Total 728 6557 7285 936 438 3278 2633 7285

9% land holdings belong to small and marginal farmers who own 27 % of total cultivated area.
Horticulture/vegetables could be more economical to Small and marginal farmers with irrigation
source. For large farmers with no irrigation facility Horticulture/vegetables will be promoted in a
part of land with farm pond/Tanka construction.
The following activities will be more beneficial for small land holdings and for diversification and
income for large farmers
Horticulture plantation, Medicinal and Aromatic Crops, floriculture: As discussed earlier .
Horticulture/vegetables could be more economical to Small and marginal farmers with irrigation
source. Also the project area has good potential for medicinal & aromatic crops like Sonamukhi,
Isabgol, Ashwagandha, Khus, Mehandi etc.
Agro forestry plantation: To increase the income of farmers and also for shelter belt plantation
as wind velocity is high in the project area.
Setting of Vermi Compost Units - Keeping in view the side effect of residues of chemicals and
fertilizers on human health the emphasis would be on cultivation of organic produce through
motivating farmers and providing assistance for production of organic input, vermi compost.
Production and distribution of quality seed – There is need to ensure that good quality seed is
available for cultivators for which adequate seed production would be initiated in watershed areas
with the assistance of private sector and agriculture department technologies
Sprinklers and pipelines for efficient water management practices emphasis on demonstration
of sprinklers with adequate financial support and convergence/private partnership.
Establishment of Green House - For growing off season vegetables seedlings and other
horticultural crops under controlled atmospheric conditions of green house.
Establishment of nurseries: Most of the planting material is procured from other parts of the
State/ country. The procurement of planting material from distant places causes damage to the
planting material and often results in untimely supply. Hence nursery development activity in area.
Innovative hi-tech/ export oriented activities: innovative hi-tech/ export oriented projects like
mushroom cultivation, floriculture, etc which are in negligible existence at present, can be
implemented by individual farmers / private companies.
Drip irrigation Drip irrigation will be promoted in all horticulture plantations, vegetables, green
houses and in nurseries for rational use of irrigation higher yields and quality produce.
Table 2.7 Livestock Status - animals/milk production / average yield.

Dry matter requirement (Kg)

Total
S.No Description Population
Yield(milk) requirement
. of animals in No.
in M.T.
Per Day Per Year(kg)
1 Cows
Indigenous 875 5 Ltr. per Cow 5 Kg. per day 1596875 1597
Cross 487 6 Kg. per day
Breed 7 Ltr. Per Cow 1066530 1067
2 Buffaloes 7915 8 Ltr. Per Buffalo 9 Kg. per Day 26000775 26000
3 Goat 6478 1 Ltr. Per Goat 1 Kg. Per day 2364470 2364
4 Sheep 5521 0.5 Ltr. Per 1 Kg. per Day
Sheep 2015165 2015
5 Camel 243
6 Poultry
7 Piggery
Total 21519 31028

In spite of the large number of livestock, production is less hence increase in productivity
across all species, is a major challenge. To reduce production of unproductive cattle and
improve the productivity by improving the breeds by breeding management following activities
will be taken up

 Castration
 Artificial insemination
 Distribution of superior Breeding bulls for use in Cattle and Buffalo
 Breeding distribution crossbred rams

Besides breed improvement other animal husbandry practices like better health, hygiene and
feeding practices can increase productivity of livestock. Hence Activities like Animal health camps
,Urea-Molasses treatment demonstration ,demonstration of improved methods of conservation
and utilization of Forage crops are proposed.
Table 2.8 Existing area under fodder (ha)
S.No Item Unit Area/Quantity
1 Existing Cultivable area Ha 2500
under Fodder
2 Production of Green Tonns/year 5000
fodder
3 Production of Dry fodder Tonns/ Year 19000
4 Area under Pastures Ha 0
5 Production of fodder Tonns/year 24000
6 Existing area under Fuel Ha 0
 wood
7 Supplementary feed Kgs/ day Khal,
8 Silage Pits No Nil
9 Availability of fodder quintals 240000
10 Deficiency/excess of quintals 70280
fodder

The table above shows there is fodder deficiency (Requirement is 70280 Qtl. and
availability 240000 Qtl.)

To minimize the large and expanding gap between feed and fodder resource availability and
demand there is need for

 Increase in area under fodder crops

 Increase in productivity of fodder crops

 Development of pastures

 And reduction in large number of livestock production through replacement by few but

productive animals

Table 2.9 Agriculture implements

1 2 3
S. No Implements Nos.
1 Tractor 308
2 Sprayers-manual/ power 22
3 Cultivators/Harrows 310
4 Seed drill 278
5 Any Other -
Table 2.10 NREGA Status - No. of Card Holder, activities taken so far, employment status.
S.No. Gram Panchayat No. Of Job Card Holder
1 Raisana 720
2 Garkheda 487
Khoyali 187
A
3 Jeetkipur --------------------
Harloda 129
A
B Paldi 40

4 Dhahriya --------------------
A Jeerna 231

5 Nadauti 891
Sikandarpur 96
A

6 Kaimri 581
Badawazidpur 376
A

Ibrahimpur 151
B

7 Tesgaon 537
Kakra 104
A
Beelai 113
B
8 Maindhe Ka Pura 225

Dhand Ka Pura 240

A
B Mehte Ka Pura 118
C Dhamadi Ka Pura 125

D Zindo Ka Pura 245

9 Salawad 574
A Alooda 221
10 Badagaon 164
A Nayapura 195
B Ralawata 289
11 Sop 867
Table 2.11 Migration Details
Distance of
No. of destination of Income from such
Name of persons No. of days per Major reason(s) for migration from the Occupation during occupation (Rs. in
village migrating year of migration migrating village (km) migration lakh)
Raisana 240-250 50-60 Unemployment 100-400 Masonary, 0.50
Garkheda 150-160 90-120 Unemployment 100-400 0.50
Salawad 67 100-120 Unemployment 100-400 Shopkeeping, 0.50
Jeetkipur 65 90-120 Unemployment 100-400 0.50
Private Job.
Dhahriya 150 100-110 Unemployment 100-400 0.50
Nadauti 1200 90-120 Unemployment 100-400 0.50
Etc.
Badagaon 40 100-110 Unemployment 100-400 0.50
Kaimari 900 110-130 Unemployment 100-400 0.50
Maindhe 800 100-120 Unemployment 100-400 0.50
Ka Pura
Tesgaon 1100 90-120 Unemployment 100-400 0.50
Sop 1300 100-120 Unemployment 100-400 0.50

The migration can be check by creation of employment opportunities, enhancing farm level economy, increases the income of the people
engaged in animal husbandry by dairy, poultry and marketing and value addition. (As discussed earlier) and diversification in livelihoods .

The existing livelihoods Village are given below

Table 2.12 (a)Major activities (On Farm)

Name of activity No of House holds Average annual income from the
cultivators 3265 50000-60000

Dairying 157 40000-50000

Poultry
Piggery
Landless Agri. Labourers 262 20000-30000
 Table 2.12(b)Major activities (Off Farm)
Average annual income from
Name of activity Households/individuals
the
Artisans ------ -----
Carpenter 36 50000
Blacksmith 5 50000
Leather Craft ------ -----
Porter 59 36000
Mason 443 42000
Others specify (Cycle 8 15000
Repair ,STD,Craft
etc)

The efforts for increase in income through off farm activities will be made under livelihood
component through assistance to SHG or individuals

Table 2.13( a ) Status of Existing SHG

Name of Activity Monthly Fund Assistance Source of Training

S.No Members
SHG involved income available available assistance received
ShivShankar, 10 Mangodi,
1. 200 2500 --- --- ---
Nadauti Papad
Bhola, 10 Beauty
2. 200 2800 --- --- ---
Nadauti Parlar
Pragati, 10 Dona
3. 200 3580 --- --- ---
Nadauti Pattal
Sharda, 10 Soap
4. 200 3000 --- --- ---
Nadauti Making
Laxmi, 10 Dona
5. 500 14871 --- --- ---
Sikandarpur Pattal
Pooja, 10 Mangodi,
6. 500 13636 --- --- ---
Sikandarpur Papad
Durgi Devi, 10 Soap
7. 500 16530 --- --- ---
Salawad Making
Jai Durge, 10 Candle
8. 200 1980 --- --- ---
Maa Alooda Making
Sharda, 10 Candle
9. 200 4000 --- --- ---
Kaimari Making
Gauri I, 10 Aachar
10 700 12000 --- --- ---
Kaimari Murabba
Gauri Ii, 10
11. Milk Dairy 500 10000 --- --- ---
Kaimari
Hanuman, 10 Beauty
12. 200 2000 --- --- ---
WadaBajidpur Parlar
Saloni, 10
13. Milk Dairy 500 18000 --- --- ---
Tesgaon
Bhoomiya, 10 Soap
14. 500 15000 --- --- ---
Tesgaon Making
Vandana, 10 Candle
15. 200 3000 --- --- ---
Tesgaon Making
Bhairon, 10
16. Maindhe Ka Milk Dairy 700 13000 --- --- ---
Pura
Krishna, 10
17. Maindhe Ka Milk Dairy 300 2500 --- --- ---
Pura
Janta, 10
18. Milk Dairy 200 5000 --- --- ---
Ujeerna
 Radharani, 10 Silai
19. 1000 50000 --- --- ---
Sop Machine
Durga, 10
20. Milk Dairy 300 4000 --- --- ---
Harloda
Shivani, 10 Dona
21. 1000 16451 --- --- ---
Garhkheda Pattal
Anjali, 10 Beauty
22. 800 25856 --- --- ---
Garkheda Parler
Shweta, 10 Mangodi
23. 700 19912 --- --- ---
Garkheda Papad
Narayani 10 Soap
24. 1000 21123 --- --- ---
Garkheda Making
Aashish, 10
25. Milk Dairy 1000 16562 --- --- ---
Garkheda

The table indicates existence of number of groups in the area also these need to be strengthened
through trainings and financial assistance

II. Technical Features

Table 2.14 Ground Water

S.No Source No. Functional Dry Area Water
depth irrigated availability(days)

i) Dug wells 379 13 m 6 - 210 Days

ii) Shallow tube wells 36 61 m 28 76 365 Days
iii) Pumping sets 212
iv) Deep Tube Wells 5 95 m 30 365 Days
Total

Table 2.15 Availability of drinking water

S. Name of the Drinking water Present availability No. of drinking

No Gram requirement Ltrs/day of drinking water water sources
Panchayat Ltrs/day available
1 Nadauti 32704 As Per Requirements Wells, Tube Wells,
Water Supply
2 Kaimri 35924 As Per Requirements Wells, Tube Wells,
Water Supply
3 Tesgaon 29995 As Per Requirements Wells, Tube Wells,
Water Supply
4 Badagaon 17283 As Per Requirements Wells, Tube Wells,
Water Supply
5 Maindhe Ka 27104 As Per Requirements Wells, Tube Wells,
Water Supply
Pura
6 Dhahriya 6342 As Per Requirements Wells, Tube Wells,
Water Supply
7 Garkheda 23506 As Per Requirements Wells, Tube Wells,
Water Supply
8 Jeetkipur 12208 As Per Requirements Wells, Tube Wells,
Water Supply
9 Raisana 20839 As Per Requirements Wells, Tube Wells,
Water Supply
10 Salawad 21805 As Per Requirements Wells, Tube Wells,
Water Supply
11 Sop 21528 As Per Requirements Wells, Tube Wells,
Water Supply
 The tables above indicate need for judicious use of available Water.
 Encouraging optimum use of water through installation of sprinklers on every operational wells

Table 2.16 Slope details.

Slope of Watershed
S.No. Slope percentage Area in hectares

1 0 to 3% 7534
2 3 to 8%
3 8 to 25%
4 > 25%
As most of the area has slope less than 3% construction of contour bunds can solve the problem of water
erosion in agriculture fields and protect washing of top soil and manures/fertilisers
Table 2.17Water Budgeting
Macro / Micro No. 4/1,3,6, 5/1,2, 9/1
(A) Area ( Calculated From Revenue Record)
1. Good Catchment where runoff is maximum & infiltration is minimum like hillocks,
plateanu etc.
2. Average catchment – cultivated land, forest land with vegetation.
3. Bad catchment where runoff is minimum & infiltration is maximum e.g. sandy soil.
(B) AVERAGE ANNUAL RAINFALL DATA (AVAILABLE AT TEHSIL)
Propotion of Estimated Runoff of rainfall : To be worked out from strange’s table for
Nadauti tehsil Distt. Karauli for 600 mm total monsoon rainfall.
(a) Percentage of runoff to rainfall from strange’s table.
In Good Catchment – 19.50% 600X19.5/10=1170

In average catchment – 14.60% 600X14.6/10=876

In Bad catchment - 9.70% 600X9.7/10=582

Type Of W/S Area Of W/S Factor Cum/Ha Expected Yeild Cum
Good 315 1170 368550
Average 5974 876 5233224
Bad 1245 582 724590
Total 7534 6326364
STORAGE OF RUNOFF BY EXISTING STRUCTURES
S.No. Name Of Structure No./ Area Storage Capacity(Cum)
1 Irrigation Project 1 325000
2 Farmpond 102 40800
Total 103 365800

STORAGE OF RUNOFF BY PROPOSED STRUCTURES

S.No. Name Of Structure No./ Area Storage Capacity(Cum)
1 Earthen Bund 20 6000
2 Farm Pond 391 175950
3 Talai 8 5600
4 Retaining Wall 5 2500
5 Masonary WHS 2 4200
Etc.
Total 194250
Total Runoff trapped = Existing strs + Proposed strs. = 365800 + 194250 = 560050
% Runoff trapped = 560050*100/6326364 = 8.85%
Table 2.18 Soil details
Soil Profile
S.No. Major Soil Classes Area in hectares
1 Clay 3770
2 Clay Loam 3764
Soil Depth :
B Depth (Cms.) Area in hectares
1 0.00 to 7.50 980
2 7.50 to 45.00 6554
3 > 45.00

C Soil fertility Status Kg/ha

N 50-70 Kg./Ha
P 20-30 Kg. / Ha
K 10-15 Kg/ Ha
Micronutrients PPM 100-500

The analysis of table shows need to improve and maintain soil fertility. Soil health card to every
farmer every crop season will be provided, which will include the recommendation for Application
micro nutrient and fertilizers

The need is:

 To check land degradation
 To reduce excessive biotic pressure by containing the number and increase of livestock
 To check cultivation on sloping lands without adequate precautions of soil and water
conservation measures
 To discourage cultivation along susceptible nallah beds
 To check Faulty agriculture techniques
 To check Uncontrolled grazing and developed cattle tracks
 To check Deforestation of steep slopes
 To check erosive velocity of runoff, store Runoff, to arrest silt carried by runoff and to recharge
Ground Water structures life Earthen check dams, gully plugs, Bank Stabilisation, Loose stone
check Dams, Gabions, Earthen embankment (Nadi) and Anicuts would be taken up.
 CHAPTER - III

Proposed Development Plan: The Activities are indicative addition /deletion in activities
will be as per local conditions

Preparatory Phase activities:

The main objective of the preparatory phase is to create appropriate mechanism for adoption
of participatory approach with the help of watershed development team. To establish the
credibility of WDT team and to create a rappo with the villagers the entry point activities havebeen
executed.

Entry Point Activities:

To find the urgent need of the local communities, the Gram Sabhas have been conducted at
each Gram Panchayat. So that different works could be identified according to their need. The
main theme of Entry Point Activities is to establish credibility of the Watershed Development Team
and create a rapport with the village community. After identifying the different works in Gram
Sabhas, the following works like Solar Light , Talai(gaukund), Masonary WHS , Chabutara With
Tin Shade Were Executed.

Capacity Building:

Capacity building is an important aspect for the successful implementation of watershed

development programmes. The relevant training programme will be organized for all the
functionaries involved in water shed development. It will be ensured at every level that a majority
of the members of SHGs/UGs would be given basic training involving skill up gradation and
orientation on the technical and organizational aspects.. Besides training on application on
Remote Sensing Technology for generating database for watershed development will be included
in the training programme. It has been finalized that the training will be organized by WDT
members with the help of local officials of the technical departments. SHGs & UGs would also be
taken for visits to Research Stations, demonstration
of successful technologies that are relevant to them. For participatory approach, water shed
committee, user groups and self help groups have been formed at each gram panchayat level.
During the phase, the watershed development team (4 members) which is also constituted and
engaged in the project earlier will facilitate. The Gram Panchayat wise details of user groups, self
help groups and water shed committee is shown in Annexure I to III. The capacity building of
these different stakeholders on institutional and work related aspects are important part of the
project.
PRA Exercise:
Participatory Rural Appraisal (PRA) is one of the most important exercise in Watershed
Development Projects before preparation of Action Plan.. For the preparation of detailed project
report Participatory Rural Appraisal exercise is very important part. The village wise PRA have
been conducted with the help of WDT members. For each village separate maps have been
prepared, showing all special features such as nallas, pasture land, roads, dhani’s etc. The works
have been identified according to beneficiaries need. The proposed works have been marked on
these maps.

Natural Resource Management (NRM):

With the help of WDT, on the basis of the information generated from the bench mark survey
of the watershed area and detailed PRA exercise, the detailed watershed development plan for
each Gram Panchayat have been prepared. Watershed treatment/development plan have been
prepared for all the arable and non arable land including degraded lands, government and
community lands and private lands.

Conservation measures for arable lands:

The main problem of the area is the low and erratic rainfall. The conservation measures meant to
reduce or prevent sheet erosion. The important principles to be kept in view while planning
measures for proper conservation of water are increasing the time of concentration and thereby
allowing more runoff water to be absorbed, intercepting the long slope into short ones and
protection against damage due to excessive runoff. Bunding is the most effective and widely
practiced field measures for controlling or preventing erosion. In broader way it can be defined as
series of mechanical barriers across the land slope to break the slope length and also to reduce
the slope percentage. Different types of bunds are contour bund, side

a. Contour Bund: Contour bunds are constructed along the contours. For the area having slope
less than 6 percent and flatter lands with scanty /erratic rainfall contour bund is practiced to
intercept the runoff by embankment whose ends may be closed or open to conserve moisture as
well as to reduce the soil erosion. As per past experience the contour bunds can be adopted on all
types of relatively permeable soils except the clayey or deep black cotton soils. The main criterion
for spacing of bunds is to intercept the water before it reaches the erosive velocity. The most
important factor of it is slope, cropping pattern, soil and conservation practice adopted. While
planning of contour bund few things, which should be considered are: area is bifurcated according
to slope, if distance between two bunds is more than additional bund should be provided in
between them, lateral bunds/hooking should be extended up to the submerged length at both ends
and vertical interval may be adjusted according to field boundaries.
Side bund: bunds constructed at extreme ends of the contour bund, which are running along the
slope and up to the submerged length.
Lateral bund: bund constructed along the slope in between two side bunds, to prevent
concentration of water along one side and to break the length of contour bund.

b. Farm pond:- farm Pond is the main water harvesting activity in the project area. 2 to 3 feet
below soil strata is compact murrum so water does not in filtrate in the soil, no need of pakka work
. Storage water used for crop irrigation.

Conservation Measures for Non Arable lands:

The area which is unsuited to cultivation for agricultural crops and limit there use largely to
pasture, forest requires the conservation measures. These waste lands have a great potential for
producing fodder, fuel, fiber etc. To protect these lands from further degradation suitable soil and
water conservation measures supplemented with proper afforestation is required.
a. In non arable land talai/WHS is constructed for drinking purpose for animal .

Drainage line treatment:

The drainage line treatment is very important part of the project.
Masonary Water harvesting structures, Retaining Wall: With the introduction of NREGA, the
ponds/ talai’s have been constructed. Therefore small thrust has been given on construction of
ponds.
Production System and Micro Enterprises:

Production measures for Arable lands:

To get the more benefit from agriculture crop, it is very important to decrease the cost of cultivation
and increase the production. To decrease the cost of cultivation, it is necessary to use complete
available land for cultivation, use of latest implements so that time and cost is reduced. Good
agriculture management by taking more than one crop in a year can also increase the production.
Optimum quantity of fertilizer, insecticides and pesticides should be used. The reduction of
chemical fertilizer will also increase the production. For increasing production of crop, water
management also plays an important role. The water should be used according to its quality and
also crop should be irrigated according to need/requirement. The practice of Drip and Sprinkler
irrigation will lead to optimum utilization of water.
In the State and Centre Sector schemes, for improvement in production level of different crops and
minimize cost of cultivation, various schemes are organized by Agriculture/ Horticulture
Department. The various schemes are:

a. Free seed minikit distribution: Seed minikits of newly released varieties are distributed to
small and marginal farmers for 0.1 to 0.2 hectare area with the purpose to increase in productivity
of cereals, pulses and oilseeds and to increase Seed Replacement Rate by certified seeds.
Minikits are distributed in Kharif season are improved hybrid varieties of Bajra, Guar and
Groundnut, whereas in Rabi Season are Wheat, Barley, Gram and Mustard.

b. Crop demonstration: Crop Demonstrations are layout for adoption of full package of
technology practices in rural areas. The demonstration are organized for 0.4 hectare at each
farmers field which have adequate irrigation facilities and take interest to show all technology
practices recommended by Agriculture Department. The seed of improved quality are provided at
50 % cost to the farmers through RSSC/NSC and other inputs like fertilizers and plant protection
chemicals are provided through KVSS or GSS on payment of 50 % on total cost of all inputs up to
Rs. 2000 per demonstration. In Kharif season demonstration are taken for Guar, Bajra and in Rabi
season demonstration are taken for wheat, Barley and Mustard.

c. Certified seed distribution: Certified seed from RSSC/NSS are distributed in the area to
improve SRR and ultimately increase in productivity of crops. The main aim is to increase in
production level of different crops in scarce condition and to adopt dry farming practices by
farmers by using high yielding varieties instead of local varieties. This is taken through KVSS/GSS
and private dealers.
d. Subsidy on pipeline: Presently the irrigation methods used by farmers are not so scientifically
as flow system in which wastage of water are very high. The subsidies are given to the farmers on
purchasing ISI-approved HDPE/PVC pipe line of 63 mm to 90 mm diameter. The subsidies are
given to all categories of farmers at the rate of Rs. 18.75 per meter up to 800 meter per farmer.
e. Subsidy on gypsum: To all categories of farmers, on the basis of soil testing report for
reclamation of alkaline soils, the 50 % subsidy are given on total cost of Gypsum. Gypsum subsidy
should also be given to the farmers growing Wheat, Pulses and Oilseed.
f. Establishment of farmers field school (FFS): The farmers Field School are to be established
on the compact block of 5 demonstration each of 0.4 hectare. In the FFS out of 5 demonstration
farmers 25 other farmers are to be included. The total of 30 farmers group which have interest to
learn full scientific package of practices of crop production. Each FFS have five training days:
before sowing of demonstration crop; after sowing and germination of demonstration crops; at the
time of irrigation and weed control; at grain filling stage of crop: and at maturity stage of crop.
Training is given by Agriculture Officer, Scientist and Lecturer. Farmers problem are given to
research stations and improved practices of scientific Agriculture are given to the farmers.
g. Soil and water testing: Before every crop season like Kharif and Rabi, soil and water testing
are to be done for evaluating the actual fertility position of field and requirement of fertilizer for
irrigation. So that fertilizer quantity and quality are used as per recommendations given by
laboratory for taking maximum production level in particular field and crop. Soil health card are
given to the farmer having all recommendation of fertilizer for a whole year as they take all crop in
Kharif and Rabi season.
h. Subsidy on plant protection equipments: 50 % subsidy are given to all categories of farmers
on Plant Protection equipments like Knapsack Sprayer, Dusters, Foot Sprayer and Power
Operated Sprayers of ISI mark and approved qualities.
i. Subsidy on Agricultural Implements: The subsidy are given to all categories of farmers on
purchasing improved and new Agriculture Implements, 25-50 % subsidy are given according to
quality of implement like hand operated hoeing implement, bullock drawn bund farmer, tractor
drawn seed drill machine, chaff cutter, harrows, 2 and 3 disc plow having 25 % subsidy whereas
three row bullock drawn seed drill, tractor drawn seed cum fertilizer drill, etc have 50 % subsidy.
j. Horticulture (National Horticulture Mission): Subsidy are given on inputs like seed, fertilizers
and plant protection chemicals for growing spices and medicinal crops in the National Horticulture
Mission by Horticulture Department. Such demonstrations are layed out in Methi, Chilli and
Allovera crops. 50 % Subsidies are given on total cost of input used in the demonstration.
k. Subsidy on sprinkler set: For the effective irrigation in the sandy soils the sprinkler system
were recommended to the farmers. From 0.5 to 5.0 hectares land holding, subsidy of 50 % on the
cost of sprinkler set are given. Sprinkler set model vary according to land like for 1.0 hectare land
there are 30 HDPE ISI approved pipe of 6 meter long and 3 meter pipe along 5 nozzle set and
other accessories. Subsidy is given on the sprinkler set is 50 % or Rs. 7150, which ever is less.
For 5.0 hectare land holding farmer, can purchase 60 pipes of 6 meter and 15 nozzle set with
accessories having subsidy 50 % or Rs. 15500/- which ever is less.
l. Subsidy on drip irrigation: The drip irrigation is most effective and water saving irrigation
method. Drip irrigation system can be installed for fruit orchard and for vegetable farming from 0.5
to 5.0 hectare land area. The subsidy is given up to 70 % of the total cost up to Rs. 23000 per
hectare in orchard plantations and Rs. 114000 per hectares for vegetable farming.
m. Subsidy on fruit orchard plantation: Subsidy are given to the farmers for establishment of a
new orchard systematically and in scientific way. There are 6 fruit plant can be taken in NHM,
which are Anwla, Ber, Papaya, Citrus, Beel and Anar. The grafted seedlings are provided to the
farmers on 75 % subsidy after which 75 % subsidy are given for fertilizer, Plant Protection
Chemicals and for digging pits for planting. This subsidy varies from Rs. 22000 to 40000 per
hectares for different fruit crops. Drip set subsidy is given separate for establishment in orchard.
n. Establishment of Nursery: Subsidy is given for establishing a module nursery in scientifically
and propagation of fruit plant and sold to the farmers. 50 % on total cost, subsidies are given,
which varies from Rs. 1.5 to 9.0 lacs for 4.0 hectares land area.
o. Training for horticulture works: The training are given to youth farmers interesting to learn
horticulture works like grafting, budding and other horticulture works. Three months to one year
training programme is held, according to the farmers choice and interest. The expenditure of the
training is borne by horticulture department through National Horticulture Mission. The Krishi
Vighyan Kendra) of each district, organizes the training programme.

p. Vermicompost: Vermicompost is an organic manure (bio-fertilizer) produced as the vermicast

by earth worm feeding on biological waste material; plant residues. This compost is an odorless,
clean, organic material containing adequate quantities of N, P, K and several micronutrients
essential for plant growth. Vermicompost is a preferred nutrient source for organic farming. It is
eco-friendly, non-toxic, consumes low energy input for composting and is a recycled biological
product. In each Gram Panchayat of the project area, 10-12 farmers will be selected. They will be
trained with installing the vermicompost unit in their field.

3.3.3 Livelihood activities particularly for asset less person:

In the project area according to the interest and need livelihood activities will be followed. In
individual livelihood activity training of Masson, Motchi, Carpentry, Tailoring, Bike repairing etc
work will be taken up so that their lives could be improved. The training programme of computer
Hardware/Software, Mobile repairing work will also be planned according to the interest and
education level of the educated young generation, so that with the seasonal agriculture income of
their family, they can supplement the income during non agriculture season.
In every gram panchayat of the project area, the self help groups of land less persons have also
been formed. These groups will be trained according the their interest on different activities like
Ara Tari, Tomato Sauce Preparation, Honey Bee Production, Compost Pit, Pottery etc, so that
their livelihood can be increased. The groups will be trained on agriculture based activities like
compost pit, vermi compost, pasture development etc according to their interest, so that they can
prepare the product and can use on their own need and can sell surplus. At the time of PRA, the
people of the area have been acquainted with livestock based
activities like milk collection booth, dairy, poultry etc.
A) Preparatory phase activities Capacity Building Trainings and EPA

The IEC activities like Kalajathas, Group meetings, door to door campaign, slogans and
wall writings etc. were carried out in all the habitations of Micro Watershed. A series of
meetings were conducted with GP members, community and discussed about the
implementation of IWMP programme. User groups were also formed.
Grama Sabhas were conducted for approval of EPA (Village), for selecting the
watershed committee and approval of DPR.

S.No Name of the Gram Panchayat Date on which Grama Sabha

approved EPA
1 Nadauti 12.08.2011
2 Raisana 3.01.2012
3 Garkheda 30.05.2011
4 JeetkiPur 6.04.2011
5. Salawad 12.08.2011
6. Dhahriya 5.01.2012
7. Tesgaon 6.04.2011
8. Kaimari January 2012
9. Badagaon March 2012
10. Maindhe Ka Pua 5.03.2012
11. Sop March 2012

1 4 6 7

S. No. Names of village Entry Point Activities planned Estimated cost

1. Raisana Talai, Chabutara &Tinshade. 2.4096

2. Garkheda Talai, Chabutara &Tinshade 3.5040

3. Jeetkipur Chabutara &Tinshade 1.68

4. Dhahriya Talai 1.728
5. Salawad Talai, Chabutara & Tinshade,WHS 5.20
6. Nadauti Talai Chabutara & Tinshade WHS 6.8064
7. Kaimri Talai, Chabutara & Tinshade. 2.5056

8. Tesgaon Talai, Chabutara & Tinshade. 3.3312

9. Maindhe ka Pura Talai, Chabutara & Tinshade 2.6064

10 Badagaon Talai 0.86

11. Sop Talai, Chabutara & Tinshade. 5.52
 The PRA exercise was carried out in all the villages on the dates shown below:
S.no Name of the village/Habitation Date on which PRA conducted
1. Nayapura 3.09.2011
2. Tesgaon, 6.09.2011
3. Alooda. Salawad 10.09.2011
4. Jeerna, 13.09.2011
5. Sop 17.09.2011
6. Kaimari 24.09.2011
7. Harloda 27.09.2011
8. Raisana 7.10.2011
9. Garkheda Khoyali 8.10.2011
10. Nadauti 10.10.2011
11. Maindhe Ka pura 15.10.2011

Transact walk were carried out involving the community for Social mapping, Resource
mapping. Detailed discussions and deliberations with all the primary stakeholders were carried
out.
Socio-economic survey was carried out and covering all the households and primary data on
demography, Land holdings, Employment status, Community activities etc. was collected as
mentioned in chapter 2.
WAPCOS Ltd. Gurgaon Hariyana was assigned the work of preparing various
thematic layers using Cartosat-1 and LISS-3 imageries for Creation, development and
management of geo-spatial database depicting present conditions of land (terrain), water and
vegetation with respect to watershed under different ownerships at village level

Various thematic layers provided by WAPCOS are :

 Delineation of Macro/Micro watershed boundaries.

 Digitised Khasara maps of the villages falling in project area.
 Network of Drainage lines, existing water bodies, falling in the project area.
 Base maps (transport network, village/boundaries, and settlements).
 Land Use / Land cover map.
 Contours at 1 meter interval, slope map

Based on GIS thematic layers, Field visits , PRA and analysis of benchmark data (as
discussed in chapter 2) final Treatment plan on revenue map for implementation has been
framed. Thus each intervention identified has been marked on revenue map . The GIS
based intervention map, PRA based intervention map are Enclosed.

.
 Proposed Development Plan

(A) Preparatory phase activities capacity building trainings & EPA

GP Raisana GP Garkheda Total

Activity Q
Benefic Benefici Benefici
u Cost Cost Cost
a from Converg iary Qu from Converg ary from Converg ary
Unit nt Total Project ence Contrib anti Total Project ence Contribu Quanti Total Project ence Contrib
Unit Cost ity Cost Fund Fund ution ty Cost Fund Fund tion ty Cost Fund Fund ution
Admn. 10% 6.024 6.024 0 0 8.76 8.76 0 0 10%
Monitoring 1% 0.6024 0.6024 0 0 0..876 0.876 0 0 1%
Evaluation 1% 0.6024 0.6024 0 0 0.876 0.876 0 0 1%
EPA 4% 2.4096 2.4096 0 0 3.504 3.504 0 0 0
I & CB 5% 3.012 3.012 0 0 4.38 4.38 0 0 5%
DPR 1% 0..6024 0.6024 0 0 0.876 0.876 0 0 1%
Total (A)
(B) Natural resource management (56%)
Conservation measures for arable land(private land)
5-10% 5-10% 5-10%
Earthen Bund
towards towards towards
Farm Pond WDF WDF WDF
Conservation measures for non arable land
Water
Harvesting
Structure /
Talai 0 0 0
Drainage line treatment 0 0 0
Retaining Wall 0 0 0
Masonary
WHS 0 0 0

Total (B) 33.74 49.056

(C) Livelihood / Micro enterprise(19%)
A. Livelihood activities for
asecsetless person
B.Livestock
Management
C.Production
system Micro
Enterprises
Sub Total
A+B+C 11.4456 16.6440

(D)
Consolidation 1.8072 2.6280 3%
87.60
Grand Total 60.24
 Proposed Development Plan

(A) Preparatory phase activities capacity building trainings & EPA

GP Jeetkipur GP Dhahriya

Activity Q
Benefic Benefici
u Cost Cost
a from Converg iary Qu from Converg ary
Unit nt Total Project ence Contrib anti Total Project ence Contribu
Unit Cost ity Cost Fund Fund ution ty Cost Fund Fund tion
Admn. 10% 4.20 4.20 0 0 4.32 4.32 0 0
Monitoring 1% 0.42 0.42 0 0 0.432 0.432 0 0
Evaluation 1% 0.42 0.42 0 0 0.432 0.432 0 0
EPA 4% 1.68 1.68 0 0 1.728 1.728 0 0
I & CB 5% 2.10 2.10 0 0 2.16 2.16 0 0
DPR 1% 0.42 0.42 0 0 0.432 0.432 0 0
Total (A)
(B) Natural resource management (56%)
Conservation measures for arable land(private land)
5-10% 5-10%
Earthen Bund
towards towards
Farm Pond WDF WDF
Conservation measures for non arable land
Water
Harvesting
Structure /
Talai 0 0
Drainage line treatment 0 0
Retaining Wall 0 0
Masonary
WHS 0 0

Total (B) 23.52 24.1920

(C) Livelihood / Micro enterprise(19%)
A. Livelihood activities for
asecsetless person
B.Livestock
Management
C.Production
system Micro
Enterprises
Sub Total
A+B+C 7.98 8.2080

(D)
Consolidation 1.26 1.296 3%

Grand Total 42.00 43.20

 Proposed Development Plan

(A) Preparatory phase activities capacity building trainings & EPA

GP Salawad GP Nadauti Total

Activity Q Benefic Benefici Benefici

u Cost Cost Cost
a from Converg iary Qu from Converg ary from Converg ary
Unit nt Total Project ence Contrib anti Total Project ence Contribu Quanti Total Project ence Contrib
Unit Cost ity Cost Fund Fund ution ty Cost Fund Fund tion ty Cost Fund Fund ution
Admn. 10% 13.02 13.02 0 0 17.016 17.016 0 0 10%
Monitoring 1% 1.302 1.302 0 0 1.7016 1.7016 0 0 1%
Evaluation 1% 1.302 1.302 0 0 1.7016 1.7016 0 0 1%
EPA 4% 5.2080 5.2080 0 0 6.8064 6.8064 0 0 0
I & CB 5% 6.51 6.51 0 0 8.5080 8.5080 0 0 5%
DPR 1% 1.302 1.302 0 0 1.7016 1.7016 0 0 1%
Total (A)
(B) Natural resource management (56%)
Conservation measures for arable land(private land)
Earthen Bund 5-10% 5-10% 5-10%
towards towards towards
Farm Pond WDF WDF WDF
Conservation measures for non arable land
Water
Harvesting
Structure /
Talai 0 0 0
Drainage line treatment 0 0 0
Retaining Wall 0 0 0
Masonary
WHS 0 0 0
72.9120 95.2896
Total (B)
(C) Livelihood / Micro enterprise(19%)
A. Livelihood activities for
asecsetless person
B.Livestock
Management
C.Production
system Micro
Enterprises
Sub Total
A+B+C 24.7380 32.3304

(D)
Consolidation 1.2960 5.1048 3%

Grand Total 130.20 170.16

 Proposed Development Plan

(A) Preparatory phase activities capacity building trainings & EPA

GP Kaimri GP Tesgaon Total

Activity Q Benefic Benefici Benefici

u Cost Cost Cost
a from Converg iary Qu from Converg ary from Converg ary
Unit nt Total Project ence Contrib anti Total Project ence Contribu Quanti Total Project ence Contrib
Unit Cost ity Cost Fund Fund ution ty Cost Fund Fund tion ty Cost Fund Fund ution
Admn. 10% 6.2640 6.2640 0 0 8.3280 8.3280 0 0 10%
Monitoring 1% 0.6264 0.6264 0 0 0.8328 0.8328 0 0 1%
Evaluation 1% 0.6264 0.6264 0 0 0.8328 0.8328 0 0 1%
EPA 4% 2.5056 2.5056 0 0 3.3312 3.3312 0 0 0
I & CB 5% 3.1320 3.1320 0 0 4.1640 4.1640 0 0 5%
DPR 1% 0.6264 0.6264 0 0 0.8328 0.8328 0 0 1%
Total (A)
(B) Natural resource management (56%)
Conservation measures for arable land(private land)
Earthen Bund 5-10% 5-10% 5-10%
towards towards towards
Farm Pond WDF WDF WDF
Conservation measures for non arable land
Water
Harvesting
Structure /
Talai 0 0 0
Drainage line treatment 0 0 0
Retaining Wall 0 0 0
Masonary
WHS 0 0 0

Total (B) 35.784 46.6368

(C) Livelihood / Micro enterprise(19%)
A. Livelihood activities for
asecsetless person
B.Livestock
Management
C.Production
system Micro
Enterprises
Sub Total
A+B+C 11.9016 15.8232

(D)
Consolidation 1.8792 2.4984 3%
83.28
Grand Total 62.64
 Proposed Development Plan

(A) Preparatory phase activities capacity building trainings & EPA

GP Maindhe Ka Pura GP Badagaon GP Sop

Activity Q Benefic Benefici Benefici

u Cost Cost Cost
a from Converg iary Qu from Converg ary from Converg ary
Unit nt Total Project ence Contrib anti Total Project ence Contribu Quanti Total Project ence Contrib
Unit Cost ity Cost Fund Fund ution ty Cost Fund Fund tion ty Cost Fund Fund ution
Admn. 10% 6.5160 6.5160 0 0 2.16 2.16 0 0 13.80 13.80 0 0
Monitoring 1% 0.6516 0.6516 0 0 0.216 0.216 0 0 1.38 1.38 0 0
Evaluation 1% 0.6516 0.6516 0 0 0.216 0.216 0 0 1.38 1.38 0 0
EPA 4% 2.6064 2.6064 0 0 0.864 0.864 0 0 5.52 5.52 0 0
I & CB 5% 3.2580 3.2580 0 0 1.08 1.08 0 0 6.90 6.90 0 0
DPR 1% 0.6516 0.6516 0 0 0.216 0.216 0 0 1.38 1.38 0 0
Total (A) 0 0
(B) Natural resource management (56%)
Conservation measures for arable land(private land)
Earthen Bund 5-10% 5-10% 5-10%
towards towards towards
Farm Pond WDF WDF WDF
Conservation measures for non arable land
Water
Harvesting
Structure /
Talai 0 0 0
Drainage line treatment 0 0 0
Retaining Wall 0 0 0
Masonary
WHS 0 0 0

Total (B) 36.4896 12.096 77.28

(C) Livelihood / Micro enterprise(19%)
A. Livelihood activities for
asecsetless person
B.Livestock
Management
C.Production
system Micro
Enterprises
Sub Total 26.22
A+B+C 12.3804 4.104

(D)
Consolidation 1.9548 0.6480 4.14 3%

Grand Total 65.16 21.60 138.00

 ABSTRACT OF COST
GRAM PANCHYAT WISE

Gram Panchyat Ptoject Total Admn. Monitoring Evaluaton EPA I & CB DPR NRM Livelihood consolidation
Area Amount (10%) (1%) (1%) (4%) (5%) (1%) WORKS prod. & (3%)
(Ha.) (In Lacs) (56%) micro enter
prises
(19%)
Raisana 502 60.2400 6.0240 0.6024 0.6024 2.4096 3.0120 0.6024 33.7344 11.4456 1.8072
Garkheda 730 87.6000 8.7600 0.8760 0.8760 3.5040 4.3800 0.8760 49.0560 16.6440 2.6280
Jeetkipur 350 42.0000 4.2000 0.4200 0.4200 1.6800 2.1000 0.4200 23.5200 7.9800 1.2600
Dhahriya 360 43.2000 4.3200 0.4320 0.4320 1.7280 2.1600 0.4320 24.1920 8.2080 1.2960
Salawad 1085 130.2000 13.0200 1.3020 1.3020 5.2080 6.5100 1.3020 72.9120 24.7380 3.9060
Nadauti 1418 170.1600 17.0160 1.7016 1.7016 6.8064 8.5080 1.7016 95.2896 32.3304 5.1048
Kaimri 522 62.6400 6.2640 0.6264 0.6264 2.5056 3.1320 0.6264 35.0784 11.9016 1.8792
Tesgaon 694 83.2800 8.3280 0.8328 0.8328 3.3312 4.1640 0.8328 46.6368 15.8232 2.4984
Maindhe Ka Pura 543 65.1600 6.5160 0.6516 0.6516 2.6064 3.2580 0.6516 36.4896 12.3804 1.9548
Badagaon 180 21.6000 2.1600 0.2160 0.2160 0.8640 1.0800 0.2160 12.0960 4.1040 0.6480
Sop 1150 138.0000 13.8000 1.3800 1.3800 5.5200 6.9000 1.3800 77.2800 26.2200 4.1400
Grand Total 7534 904.0800 90.408 9.0408 9.0408 36.1632 45.204 9.0408 506.2848 171.7754 27.1224

Assistant Engineer (PIA)

P.S. Nadauti (Karauli)
 CHAPTER - IV
ABSTRACT OF COST
S.N./ NAME OF ACITIVITY UNIT Qty. RATE AMOUNT Referance
I ADMINISTRATIVE COST (10%) 90.4080
(Honoraium of watershed Development Team,
Secretary of WC, Office Expenses, Jeep Hiring etc.)

II Monitoring (1%) 9.0408

III EVALUATION (1%) 9.0408
SUB TOTAL (I+II+III) 108.4896
W/S PREPARTORY PHASE
IV ENTRY POINT ACTIVITY (4%) 36.1632
(Talai, WHS, Chabutara & Tin Shade)
V TRAININGS & CAPACITY BUILIDING (ICB) 5% 45.2040
VI DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (1%) 9.0408
WATERSHED WORK PHASE
VII NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMEN (NRM) 56%
1 ARABLE CONSERVATON WORK
i Earthen Bund TYPE "A" (Slope 0-1%) RMT 70826 95 67.2847
ii Earthen Bund TYPE "B" (Slope 0-1%) No. 20 76200 15.2400
iii Farm pond No. 391 100000 391.0000
2 Non Arable Conservation
i WHS/Talai No. 8 150000 12.0000
3 Drainage Line Treatment
i Retaining Wall No. 5 240000 12.0000
ii Masonary Water Harvesting Structure No. 2 438000 8.7600
Sub Total (Natural Resource Management) 506.2847
VIII LIVELHOOD/MICROENTERPRISES
a LIVELHOOD ACTIVITIES (9%)

(i).Revolving Fund To SHG No. 48.8200

(ii)Revolving Fund To Individual No. 8.1372
Enterprenures
(iii) Grant In Aid For SHG Fedration No. 24.4100

Sub Total Of Livelihood Activities 81.3672

c PRODUCTON SYSTEM &
LIVESTOCK MANAGEMENT

(i) Crop Demonstration No. 600 5000 30.0000

(ii) Vermi compost Unit No. 24 20000 4.8000
(iii) Horticulture Orchard No. 5 24000 1.2000
(iv) Promotion Of Organic Farming No. 200 5000 10.0000
(V) Hybrid Cultivation Vegetables Model No. 13 8000 1.0400
(vi) Gypsum For Land Reclamation No. 277 1000 2.7700
(vii) Organize Veterinary Camps No. 33 10000 3.3000
(viii) Breed Improvement- Natural Method No. 11 60000 6.6000

(ix) Established Travis in the village No. 7 10000 0.7000

(x) Mangers For Livestock No. 600 2500 15.0000
(xi) Chaff Cutter No. 300 0.05 15.0000
 Sub Total Of Production System And 90.4100
Livestock management
IX Consolidated Phase (3%) 27.1224
Grand Total 904.08

NE BY AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT THROUGH CONVERGENCE

S.N./ Activtiy Unit Physical Amount
Target
A. Agriculture
1 Free Seed Minikit Distribution Nos. 1750
2 Crop Demonstration Nos. 125 2.5000
3 Certified Seed Distribution Nos. 600
4 Subsidy on Pipe Line Meter 10500 2.1000
5 Subsidy on Gypsum M.Ton 525 3.6500
6 Soil and Water Testing and Distribution Nos. 1500
of Soil Health Card

7 Subsidy on Plant Protection Equipment Nos. 75 0.3750

8 Farm pond Nos. 1000 500.0000
Total 508.6250
Grand Total For Project Including Convergance 1412.7069

Assistant Engineer (PIA)

P.S. Nadauti (Karauli)
 CHAPTER V
ANNUAL ACTION PLAN
A. PROJECT FUND
2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 2014-15
FIRST YEAR SECOND YEAR THIRD YEAR FOURTH YEAR FIFTH YEAR TOTAL
S.N./ NAME OF ACITIVITY UNIT Phy. Fin Phy. Fin Phy. Fin Phy. Fin Phy. Fin Phy. Fin
I ADMINISTRATIVE COST (10%) 18.0816 18.0816 18.0816 18.0816 18.0816 90.4080
(Honoraium of watershed Development Team,
Secretary of WC, Office Expenses, Jeep Hiring etc.)

II Monitoring (1%) 2.2602 2.2602 2.2602 2.2602 9.0408

III EVALUATION (1%) 3.0136 3.0136 3.0136 9.0408
SUB TOTAL (I+II+III) 108.4896
W/S PREPARTORY PHASE
IV ENTRY POINT ACTIVITY (4%) 18.0816 18.0816 36.1632
(Talai, WHS, Chabutara & Tin Shade)
V TRAININGS & CAPACITY BUILIDING (ICB) 5% 11.301 11.301 11.301 11.301 45.204
VI DETAILED PROJECT REPORT (1%) 4.0408 5.00 9.0408
WATERSHED WORK PHASE 0
VII NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGEMEN (NRM) 56% 0
1 ARABLE CONSERVATON WORK 0
i Earthen Bund TYPE "A" (Slope 0-1%) RMT 17700 16.815 17700 16.815 17700 16.815 17726 16.8398 70826 67.2848
ii Earthen Bund TYPE "B" (Slope 0-1%) No. 5 3.81 5 3.81 5 3.81 5 3.81 20 15.24
iii Farm pond No. 100 100 100 100 100 100 91 91 391 391.00
iv Desilting of old Farm Pond
2 Non Arable Conservation 0 0
i WHS/Talai No. 2 3.00 2 3.00 2 3.00 2 3.00 8 12.00
3 Drainage Line Treatment 0 0
i Retainig Wall No. 1 2.40 2 4.80 2 4.80 5 12
ii Masonary Water Harvesting Structure No. 1 4.38 1 4.38 2 8.76
Sub Total (Natural Resource Management) 130.41 132.81 128.43 114.65 506.2848
VIII LIVELIHOOD/MICROENTERPRISES 0 0
a LIVELHOOD ACTIVITIES (9%)
(i).Revolving Fund To SHG No. 9.7640 19.5280 19.5280 48.8200
 (ii)Revolving Fund To Individual No. 1.6274 3.2549 3.2549 8.1372
Enterprenures
(iii) Grant In Aid For SHG Fedration No. 4.8820 9.7640 9.7640 24.4100
Sub Total (Livelihood Activities) 16.2734 32.5469 32.5469 81.3672
b PRODUCTON SYSTEM &
LIVE STOCK MANAGEMENT (10%)
(i) Crop Demonstration No. 6.0000 12.0000 12.0000 30.0000
(ii) Vermi compost Unit No. 0.9600 1.9200 1.9200 4.8000
(iii) Horticulture Orchard No. 0.2400 0.4800 0.4800 1.2000
(iv) Promotion Of Organic Farming No. 2.0000 4.0000 4.0000 10.0000
(V) Hybrid Cultivation Vegetables Model No. 0.2080 0.4160 0.4160 1.0400

(vi) Gypsum For Land Reclamation No. 0.5540 1.1080 1.1080 2.7700
(vii) Organize Veterinary Camps No. 0.6600 1.3200 1.3200 3.3000
(viii) Breed Improvement- Natural Method No. 1.3200 2.6400 2.6400 6.6000

(ix) Established Travis in the village No. 0.1400 0.2800 0.2800 0.7000
(x) Mangers For Livestock No. 3.0000 6.0000 6.0000 15.0000
(xi) Chaff Cutter No. 3.0000 6.0000 6.0000 15.0000
Sub Total Production system and 18.0820 36.1640 36.1640 90.41
Livestock Mangement
IX Consolidated Phase (3%) 27.1224 27.1224
Grand Total 904.08

WORKS TO BE DONE BY AG. DEPt. THROUGH CONVERGENCE

S.N./ Activtiy Unit 0
A. Agriculture 0
1 Free Seed Minikit Distribution Nos. 350 0.000 350 0 350 0 350 0 350 0 1750
2 Crop Demonstration Nos. 25 0.500 25 0.5 25 0.5 25 0.5 25 0.5 125 2.5
3 Certified Seed Distribution Nos. 120 0.000 120 0 120 0 120 0 120 0 600 0
4 Subsidy on Pipe Line Meter 2100 0.420 2100 0.42 2100 0.42 2100 0.42 2100 0.42 10500 2.1
5 Subsidy on Gypsum M.Ton 105 0.730 105 0.73 105 0.73 105 0.73 105 0.73 525 3.65
6 Soil and Water Testing and Distribution Nos. 300 0.000 300 0 300 0 300 0 300 0 1500
of Soil Health Card

7 Subsidy on Plant Protection Equipment Nos. 15 0.075 15 0.075 15 0.075 15 0.075 15 0.075 75 0.375
8 Farm pond Nos. 200 100.000 200 100 200 100 200 100 200 100 1000 500
Total 508.625
Grand Total For Project Including Convergance 1412.705

Assistant Engineer (PIA)

P.S. Nadauti (Karauli)
 CHAPTER – VI EXPECTED OUT COMES
1 2 3 4 5 6
Unit of Pre-project Expected Post-
S. No. Item Remarks
measurement Status project Status
1 Status of water table (Depth to Ground Meters 20-60 Mtr 18-55 Mtr.
water level)
2 Ground water structures repaired/ No.
rejuvenated
3 Quality of drinking water Description Average Good
4 Availability of drinking water Description 3-4 Months 6-9 Months
5 Change in irrigated Area Ha Increased
6 Change in cropping/ land use pattern Description
7 Area under agricultural crop Ha
I Area under single crop Ha 7068 6012
Ii Area under double crop Ha 3415 4437
Iii Area under multiple crop Ha
8 Change in cultivated Area Ha
9 yield of Yield of Bajra q/ha 7-8 8-9
major Yield of Wheat q/ha 32-36 40-42
crops of Yield of Gram q/ha 9-10 10-12
area Yield of Mustard q/ha 8-9 10-12
10 Production of Bajra ton 0.7-0.8 0.8-0.9
production Production of Wheat ton 3.2-3.6 4.0-4.2
of major Production of Gram ton 0.9-1.0 1.0-1.2
crops of Production of Mustard ton 0.8-0.9 1.0-1.2
area
11 Area under vegetation Ha 10-12 12-15
12 Area under horticulture Ha 0 4-5
13 Area under fuel Ha - -
14 Area under Fodder Ha 2500 2900
15 Fodder production Ton 24000 30000
16 Milk production Litres/day 6 7
17 SHGs Active No. 10 60
18 No. of livelihoods No.
19 Income Rs.in la 0.25-0.30 0.30-0.35
20 Migration No. 10-15% 8-10%
21 SHG Federations formed No.
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,oa fofo/k [kpZ 3 izfr'kr dUVhtsUlh

Assistant Engineer (PIA)

P.S.Nadauti (Karauli)
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rFkk cph gqbZ feVVh dks 50 ehVj dh nwjh
rd fuLrkj.k djuk

14.22 92 1308 0 1308

Pcum
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feykdj Mkyuk rFkk dqVkbZ djuk rjkbZ
lesr@ iRFkj dh fxVVh ds lkFk

3.45 2200 1096 6494 7590

Pcum
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<ksdk lhesUV ctjh 1%6 elkys esa e;
cxy dh f<jh cUn djuk rFkk rykbZ
djuk vkfn
21.83 1738 8776 29165 37941
Pcum
4 iRFkj dk ngy nklk jQ rjk'kh lhesUV
elkys es 1%4 yxkuk 50 ,e,e eksVkbZ es
vkiwfrZ dj yxkkuk

3.57 736 1264 1364 2628

Pcum
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fpukbZ dk dk;Z 1%6 lhesUV ctjh elkys
es rjkbZ lfgr

0.00 0 0 0 0
Pcum
6 yksgs ds fiYyj] dSaph ,oa ijfyu dh
vkifrZ dj fQV djus dk dk;Z
750 Kg 55 3263 37987 41250
Per Kg
7 0-80 ,e-,e eksVkbZ ds 22 xst ds yksgs ds
bLikr dh ukyhnkj pn~nj ftUgsa bLikr
ds ts0ds0,u0,y0 gqd rFkk 8 ,e ,e
O;kl ds uV cksYV rFkk fcVqeu ck'kZj ds
lkFk yxkbZ tk;sxh ¼dSaph ijfyu dh
dher 'kkfey ugh½
48.77 861 1729 40262 41991
Psqm
8 lhesUV IykLVj 1%6 es 20 ,e,e eksVkbZ es
rjkbZ lfgr

0 0 0 0
Psqm
9 lhesUV dadjhV fpIl dh cuh gqbZ dqflZ;ks
dh vkiwfrZ ,oa yxkus dk dk;Z
L.S. 16000 16000
10 vfrfjdRk dk;Z QksVksxzkQh ] fMLiys cksMZ 1300 1300
,oa fofo/k [kpZ 3 izfr'kr dUVhtsUlh

;ksx 17436 132572 150008

ykxr Je en es 17436
ykxr lkexzh en es 132572
dqy ykxr 150000

* Rates Are Taken From Zila Parishad Karauli BSR 2011

Assistant Engineer (PIA)

P.S.Nadauti (Karauli)
 ESTIMATE
NAME OF WORK : CONSTRUCTION OF CONTOUR BUND TYPE "A: in arable land

Cross section of bund - 1.05 Sqm

For Length 100 M
S.N. Item Quantity Unit Rate Amount

Earth work in hard soil for construction of

bund including ramming compaction and
1 dressing up to the lead of 50m and lift 1.5 m 105 Cum 85 8925
2 Sowing of seed on bund 400 Rm 0.59 236
3 Grass Seed
Dhaman/Stylohemata 1 LS 40 40
9201
4 Contingency @3% 276.03
9477.03
Per. M. Cost Rs. 95
For 0-1% slope length per hac is 80 m so , cost per ha is 80 x 95 = 7600
0.45

Cross section of Contour Bund

Top Width 0.45 m
Bottom Width 2.55 m
Height 0.70 m
Side slope 1.5:1

* Rates Are Taken From Zila Parishad Karauli BSR 2011

Assistant Engineer (PIA)
P.S.Nadauti (Karauli)
 ESTIMATE
NAME OF WORK : Construction of earthen bund type b in arable land

Cross section of bund - 2.88 Sqm

For Length 100 M
S.N. Item Quantity Unit Rate Amount

Earth work in hard soil for construction of

bund including ramming compaction and
1 dressing up to the lead of 50m and lift 1.5 m 288 Cum 85 24480
2 Sowing of seed on bund 300 Rm 0.59 177
3 Grass Seed
Dhaman/Stylohemata 1 LS 40 40
24697
4 Contingency @3% 740.91
25437.91
Per. M. Cost 254
consider 1 no. earthen bund length is 300 mtr so cost per no. earthen bund is 76200/-

Construction of Earthen bund type b in Arable Land

Top Width 0.60 m
Bottom Width 4.20 m
Height 1.20 m
Side Slope 1.5:1

* Rates Are Taken From Zila Parishad Karauli BSR 2011

Assistant Engineer (PIA)
P.S.Nadauti (Karauli)
 ESTIMATE
NAME OF WORK : Construction of Farm Pond (Kunda) in arable land

S.N. Item Quantity Unit Rate Amount

Earth work in hard soil for construction of

bund including ramming compaction and
dressing up to the lead of 50m and lift 1.5 m
1 (30+25)/2 x (20+15)/2 x 2.30 1106.875 Cum 85 94084.38
Extra lift
2 (26.80+25)/2 x (16.80+15)/2 x 0.80 329.448 Cum 11 3623.928
3 Seed sowing on bund ( 5 x 120) 600 M 0.59 354
4 Cost of seed LS 100
98162.3
4 Contingency @3% 2944.869
101107.2
Say 100000

Croos Section Of FARM POND

Top Length 30 m
Bottom Length 25 m
Top Width 20 m
Bottom Width 15 m
Depth 2.30 m
* Rates Are Taken From Zila Parishad Karauli BSR 2011
Assistant Engineer (PIA)
P.S.Nadauti (Karauli)
 ESTIMATE
NAME OF WORK : Construction of Talai/ WHS in Non-arable land

S.N. Item Quantity Unit Rate Amount

Earth work in hard soil for construction of bund
including ramming compaction and dressing up to
the lead of 50m and lift 1.5 m
1 (50+45)/2 x (20+15)/2 x 2.00 1662.5 Cum 85 141312.5
Extra lift
2 (46.25+45)/2 x (16.25+15)/2 x 0.50 356.445 Cum 11 3920.895
3 Seed sowing on bund ( 5 x 100) 500 M 0.59 295
4 Cost of seed LS 125
145653.4
4 Contingency @3% 4369.602
150023
Say 150000
* Rates Are Taken From Zila Parishad Karauli BSR 2011

Cross Section Of WHS in DLT in EPA

Top Length 50 m
Bottom Length 45 m
Top Width 20 m
Bottom Width 15 m
Depth 2.00 m
* Rates Are Taken From Zila Parishad Karauli BSR 2011

Assistant Engineer (PIA)

P.S.Nadauti (Karauli)
 ESTIMATE
NAME OF WORK : Construction of W.H.S. in DLT & EPA

S.N. Item Quantity Unit Rate Amount

Earth work in hard soil for construction of

bund including ramming compaction and
dressing up to the lead of 50m and lift 1.5 m
1 (50+45)/2 x (20+15)/2 x 2.00 1662.5 Cum 85 141312.5
Extra lift
2 (46.25+45)/2 x (16.25+15)/2 x 0.50 356.445 Cum 11 3920.895
3 Seed sowing on bund ( 5 x 100) 500 M 0.59 295
4 Cost of seed LS 125
145653.4
5 Contingency @3% 4369.602
150023
Say 150000

* Rates Are Taken From Zila Parishad Karauli BSR 2011

Assistant Engineer (PIA)

P.S.Nadauti (Karauli)
 Design of Masonary Water Harvesting structure In DLT

Runoff coefficient C = 0.50

Catchment area in Ha A = 90 (As per G.T. sheet)
Maximum length of travel in Mt. L = 1100 (As per G.T. sheet)
Difference in elevation between most
remote point and outlet in Mt. H = 2 (As per G.T. sheet)
K' = 5.914
Return period in years for Imax T = 25 Intencity - duration - return period
a = 0.1623 relationship for Nothern zone
b = 0.5
n = 1.1027
Assume length of weir crest in Mt. L = 5 (Assume as per nallah X-section)
Head over the crest in Mt. h = 0.5 (Assume)
Fetch length in Mt. Df = 300 (As per nallah L-section)
Specific gravity of the dam material in Ton/cum. Ç = 2.3 (For Stone masonary in cement mortar)
Height of head wall in Mt. H = 0.90

Design peak runoff rate in cumec

3
K= L /H = 25797.29

Time of concentration in Min. Tc or t = 0.01947 (K)0.77 = 48.560 Min.

= 0.809 Hours

a n
Intencity of rainfall in mm / hr for T year reccurence interval I = K' * T / (t + b) = 7.408 cm / hr
= 74.08 mm / hr

Estimated peak rate of runoff Q = C I A / 360 = 9.26 cumecs

DESIGN OF ANICUT
2/3
Head over the crest h=(Q / 1.71xL ) = 1.055 Mt.
Or say 1.00 Mt.
Free board in metre F = 1.5 hw
1/2
Where wave height in metre is hw = 0.014 (Df)
Hence F = 0.36 Mt.
Take minimum free board = 0.40 Mt.

Height of wier d= h + F 1.40 Mt.

STRUCTURAL DESIGN
(I) HEAD WALL
Top width of head wall h/ (p-1) 0.877 Mt.
Or say 0.80 Mt.

Bottom width of head wall H+h/ (p-1) 1.67

Take BW 1.70 Mt.

Bottom width of head wall concreting BW +0.15 = 1.85

(2) HEAD WALL EXTENSION

Length of head wall extension H+d+1 = 3.30 Mt.

But as per site condition (Left) = 3.30 Mt.

Length of head wall extension (Right) = 3.30 Mt.

Height of head wall extension H +d = = 2.30

Or say 2.30 Mt.

Bottom width of head wall extension 0.50 x ( H + h ) = 0.95

1.00 Mt.
 Top width of head wall extension 0.40 x H = 0.36
Or say minimum TW as 0.40 Mt.
(3) BASIN / APPRON

Length of the basin LB 0.75 x (H + d ) + H = 2.63 Mt.

Or say 2.70 Mt.

Thickness of basin (Including concreting) = 0.60 Mt.

(4) SIDE WALL

Height of side wall

(At head wall joint upto toe of head wall) H + d = 2.30
Or say 2.30 Mt.
(At Toe wall of basin) 1.50 xh = 1.50
Or say 1.00 Mt.

Length of side wall = LB = 2.70 Mt.

Or say 2.70 Mt.

Bottom width of side wall 0.40(H+d ) + 0.60 = 1.52

Or say 1.60 Mt.
(5) WING WALL

Length of wing wall 2.25 x h = 2.25

Or say 2.25 Mt.

Height of wing wall 1.50 x h = 1.50

Or say 1.50 Mt.

Top width of side wall & wing wall = 0.50 Mt.

Bottom width of wing wall 0.40HT.+0.60 1

=.20 Mt.

(6) TOE WALL Or say 1.15

Top width of toe wall = 0.45 Mt.

Height of toe wall = 0.45 Mt.

 STABITLITY CHECKS
0.80

1.40

Fc

Fa
0.90 X1

W2
Fb
W1

1.70

Assumptions as per design :

Top width of head wall in m. a= 0.80

Bottom width of head wall in m. b= 1.70
Height of Head wall in m. H= 0.90
Head over crest in m. h = 1.40
Specific gravity of Dam material in Kg / cum ç= 2300 ( For cement concrete structure)
Unit weight of water in Kg / cum w= 1000
Coefficient of Friction µ= 0.65
Coefficient of Uplift C= 0.50
X1 = 1.30

Wieght / metre W1 = a x H x ç = 1656 Kg

length of dam W 2 = 1 / 2 x (b - a) x H x ç = 931.5 Kg
Uplift pressure U = 1 / 2 x C x w x (H + h) x b = 977.5 Kg
Water force Fa = w x h x H = 1260 Kg
2
Water force Fb = 1 / 2 x w x h = 405 Kg
Water force Fc = w x a x h = 1120 Kg
1 . Safety against overturning

 W 1 x X1 + Fc x X1 + W2 x 2 / 3 x (b- a) = 4167.7 Kg

 Fa x H/2 + Fb x H/3 + U x2 / 3 x b = 1796.3 Kg

Factor of safety =  2.32

Since factor of safety is more than 1.5; hence structure is safe against overturning

2 . Safety against Sliding

Total vertical forces V = W 1 + W 2 + Fc - U

= 2730 Kg

Total Horizontal forces P = Fa + Fb

= 1665 Kg

Frictional forces = µ x V
= 1774.5 Kg

Sliding factor = Resisting forces µV / Sliding forces P

= 1.0658

Since µV is greater than P, Hence structure is safe against sliding.

3 . Safety against Tension at the base (Eccetricity check)

Position of resultant 2 2
X = a +b +axb
measured from Toe 3 x (a + b)
= 0.652 m

Eccentricity e = b/2 - X
= 0.198 m

b / 6 = 0.2833 m

Since e is less than b/6, Hence structure is safe against tension at base.

4 . Safety against Compression (Crushing)

m
Max. compressive stress at base
Fmax = V / A (1 + 6e/b)

Where, Vertical forces V = W 1 + W 2 + Fc - U

= 2730 Kg
Area of Base A = b (for 1m length)
= 1.70 Sqm

Fmax = 2728.1

Maximum permissible safe load on cement concrete is 44000 Kg / m2,

Hence structure is safe against crushing.
 Name of Work : Construction of Retaining Wall In DLT

P.S.: NADAUTI Distt.: KARAULI

1
S.N. Details of Work Section No. L W H Unit Qty.
1 Excavation in dry or moist and HW 1 5.00 2.00 2.30 Cum 23.00
disposal of excavated material within HWE R 1 3.30 1.30 2.30 " 9.87
initial lead of 30m and lift of 1.5m HWE L 1 3.30 1.30 2.30 " 9.87
including dressing etc. complete
SW 2 2.95 1.75 2.30 " 23.75
Appron 1 5.00 1.65 0.60 " 4.95
TW 1 5.00 0.45 0.90 " 2.03
WW 2 2.25 1.35 2.30 " 13.97
Cutoff wall 0 5.00 1.20 1.80 " 0.00
TOTAL Cum 87.43
(a) In Hard soil 100% 87.43
(b) In Hard Rock 0% 0.00
2 Earthwork for bund / emankment in dry ((2.4+19.9
or moist soil including laying in layers )/2)+((2.4
of 15 cm, breaking of clods, sorting of +16.15)/2) (3.50+
grass, pebbles etc. and dressing in Left side 35 )/2 2.40)/2 Cum 0.00
required profile when compacted
manually, or by plain roller within initial (2.40+
lead of 30m and lift of 1.5m (excluding Rt. Side 50 19.90)/2 3.5 Cum 0.00
charges of watering & compaction) for
structures
Total Cum 0.00
(a) In Hard soil 90% Cum 0.00
(b) In Hard soil 10% Cum 0.00
3 Cement concrete well mixed with HW 1 5.00 2.00 0.30 Cum 3.00
cement mortar (1:3:6) laid in position HWE R 1 3.30 1.30 0.30 " 1.29
complete excluding curing with HWE L 1 3.30 1.30 0.30 " 1.29
aggregate size upto 50mm HB.
SW 2 2.95 1.75 0.30 " 3.10
Appron 1 5.00 1.65 0.30 " 2.48
TW 1 5.00 0.45 0.30 " 0.68
WW 2 2.25 1.35 0.30 " 1.82
Cutoff wall 0 5.00 1.20 0.30 " 0.00
TOTAL Cum 13.64
4 Random rubble stone masonary in
cement mortar 1:6 for
(i) Foundation HW 1 5.00 1.85 2.00 Cum 18.50
HWE R 1 3.30 1.15 2.00 " 7.59
HWE L 1 3.30 1.15 2.00 " 7.59
SW 2 2.95 1.60 2.00 " 18.88
Appron 1 5.00 1.65 0.30 " 2.48
TW 1 5.00 0.45 0.60 " 1.35
WW 2 2.25 1.20 2.00 " 10.80
Cutoff wall 0 5.00 0.60 1.50 " 0.00
TOTAL Cum 67.19
(ii) Superstructure HW (T+B)/2 1 5.00 1.25 0.90 Cum 5.63
HWE R 1 3.30 0.70 2.30 " 5.31
HWE L 1 3.30 0.70 2.30 " 5.31
SW Slope 2 2.05 1.05 1.650 " 7.10
SW Straight 2 0.90 1.05 2.30 " 4.35
TW 1 5.00 0.45 0.45 " 1.01
WW 2 2.25 0.50 1.25 " 2.81

1
S.N. Details of Work Section No. L W H Unit Qty.
TOTAL Cum 31.53
5 Cement concrete well mixed with HW 1 5.00 0.80 0.10 Cum 0.40
cement mortar (1:2:4) laid in position HWE R 1 3.30 0.40 0.075 " 0.10
complete excluding curing with
HWE L 1 3.30 0.40 0.075 " 0.10
aggregate size upto 20mm HB.
SW 2 2.05 0.50 0.075 " 0.15
WW 2 2.25 0.50 0.075 " 0.17
Appron 1 0.00 0.00 0.100 " 0.00
TW 1 5.00 0.45 0.075 " 0.17
TOTAL Cum 1.09
6 Cement plaster in cement sand mortar HW U/s 1 5.00 2.50 Sqm 12.50
1:3, 25mm thick.
HWE R 1 3.30 2.30 " 7.59
HWE L 1 3.30 2.30 " 7.59
SW 2 0.80 1.65 " 2.64
WW 2 2.25 1.25 " 5.63
HW D/s 1 5.00 1.20 Sqm 5.99
TW 2 5.00 0.45 " 4.50
TOTAL Sqm 46.43

8 Dry stone masonary for toe wall for

pitching Bund 1 0.00 0 0 Cum 0.00
9 Dry stone pitching 0.23 cm deep for
strengthening the banks Bund 1 0.00 2 0.23 Sqm 0.00
10 Supply of Murram or querry rubbish i/c
40% stone spouls and spreading over
bunds with water and manual
compaction Bund 1 0.00 0.23 11.23 Cum 0.00

Assistant Engineer (PIA)

P.S.Nadauti (Karauli)

2
 Name of Work : Construction Of Retaining Wall In DLT
P.S.: Nadauti Distt.; KARAULI
ABSTRACT OF COST
Rate (Rs/Unit) Amount (Rs)
S.N. Details of Work Unit Quantity
(Unit) Labour Material Labour Material
1 Excavation in dry or
moist and disposal of
excavated material
within initial lead of 30m
and lift of 1.5m including
dressing etc. complete
(a) In Hard soil Cum 87.429 92 0.00 8043.47 0.00
(b) In Hard Rock Cum 0.000 0.000 0.00 0.00 0.00
2 Earthwork for bund /
emankment including
laying in layers of 15 cm,
breaking of clods,
sorting of grass, pebbles
etc. and dressing in
required profile when
compacted manually, or
by plain roller within
initial lead of 50m and lift
of 1.5m
(a) In Hard soil Cum 0.000 0.000 0.00 0.00 0.00
(b) In Hard Rock Cum 0.000 0.000 0.00 0.00 0.00
3 Cement concrete well
mixed with cement
mortar (1:3:6) laid in
position complete
excluding curing with
aggregate size upto
50mm HB. Cum 13.644 317.550 2452.45 4332.65 33461.23
4 Random rubble stone
masonary in cement
mortar 1:6 for
(a) Foundation Cum 67.185 402.000 1336.00 27008.37 89759.16
(b) Superstructure Cum 31.526 533.000 1336.00 16803.49 42119.07
5 Cement concrete well
mixed with cement
mortar (1:2:4) laid in
position complete
excluding curing with
aggregate size upto
20mm HB. Cum 1.089 312.550 2997.45 340.45 3264.97
6 Cement plaster in
cement sand mortar 1:4,
25mm thick. Sqm 46.431 64.650 100.35 3001.76 4659.35
7 Raised & cut pointing in
cement sand mortar 1:3. Sqm 0.000 0.000 0.00 0.00 0.00
8 Dry stone masonary for
toe wall for pitching Cum 0.000 0.000 0.00 0.00 0.00
9 Dry stone pitching or
kharanja for
strengthening the banks Sqm 0.000 0.000 0.00 0.00 0.00
10 Supply of Murram or
querry rubbish i/c 40%
stone spouls and
spreading over bunds
with water and manual
compaction. Cum 0.000 0.000 0.00 0.00 0.00

Total 59530.19 173263.78

Add 3% contingency on
total cost 6983.82
TOTAL 180247.60
* Rates Are Taken From Zila Parishad Karauli BSR 2011

Break-up of cost:
(i) Labour component 0.60 Lacs
(ii) Material component 1.80 Lacs Assistant Engineer (PIA)
TOTAL 2.40 Lacs P.S.Nadauti (Karauli)
 Name of Work : Construction of Retaining Wall In DLT

P.S.: NADAUTI Distt.: KARAULI

Statement for Consumption of Materials

Aggre- Aggre-
S.N. Details of Item Quantity Cement Sand gate gate Stone
(Unit) (Bags) (Cum) 50mm 20mm (Cum)
(Cum) (Cum)
1 Cement concrete in cement
mortar (1:3:6) with agg. size
upto 50mm HB.
13.644 55.260 5.867 11.734
2 Random rubble stone
masonary in cement mortar
1:6 for foundation & 98.711 138.195 29.613 98.711
3 superstructure
Cement concrete in cement
mortar (1:2:4) with agg. size
upto 20mm HB. 1.089 6.360 0.446 0.893
4 Cement plaster in cement
sand mortar 1:4, 25mm
thick. 46.431 7.104 1.486
5 Raised & cut pointing in
cement sand mortar 1:3. #REF! #REF! #REF!
6 Dry stone masonary for toe
wall. #REF! #REF!
7 Dry stone pitching or
kharanja on bund. #REF! #REF!
#REF!
TOTAL or say #REF! 11.734 0.893 #REF!
207.00

Assistant Engineer (PIA)

P.S.Nadauti (Karauli)
 Design Of Retaining Wall In DLT

U/s

0.50 0.50
3.30 5.00 3.30

Head wall Head wall Ext. 1.00

Sidewall 1.70 0.80

2.70 LB / SW
1.80
Appron

2.25 Toe wall

Wing wall A

PLAN OF WHS

2.70

1.40 1.70
0.80
1.65

2.30
U/s
0.90
HW
0.45 1.00
1.50

0.60
0.90
2.30 2.00

0.30

1.70
2.00

SECTION AT A-A
Assistant Engineer (PIA)
P.S.Nadauti (Karauli)
 Design of Masonary Water Harvesting structure In DLT

Runoff coefficient C = 0.50

Catchment area in Ha A = 210 (As per G.T. sheet)
Maximum length of travel in Mt. L = 1300 (As per G.T. sheet)
Difference in elevation between most
remote point and outlet in Mt. H = 4 (As per G.T. sheet)
K' = 5.914
Return period in years for Imax T = 25 Intencity - duration - return period
a = 0.1623 relationship for Nothern zone
b = 0.5
n = 1.1027
Assume length of weir crest in Mt. L = 14 (Assume as per nallah X-section)
Head over the crest in Mt. h = 0.5 (Assume)
Fetch length in Mt. Df = 300 (As per nallah L-section)
Specific gravity of the dam material in Ton/cum. Ç = 2.3 (For Stone masonary in cement mortar)
Height of head wall in Mt. H = 1.00

Design peak runoff rate in cumec

K= L3 / H = 23436.08

Time of concentration in Min. Tc or t = 0.01947 (K)0.77 = 45.100 Min.

= 0.752 Hours

a n
Intencity of rainfall in mm / hr for T year reccurence interval I = K' * T / (t + b) = 7.785 cm / hr
= 77.85 mm / hr

Estimated peak rate of runoff Q = C I A / 360 = 22.71 cumecs

DESIGN OF ANICUT
Head over the crest h=(Q / 1.71xL )2/3 = 0.965 Mt.
Or say 0.90 Mt.
Free board in metre F = 1.5 hw
1/2
Where wave height in metre is hw = 0.014 (Df)
Hence F = 0.36 Mt.
Take minimum free board = 0.40 Mt.

Height of wier d= h + F 1.30 Mt.

STRUCTURAL DESIGN
(I) HEAD WALL
Top width of head wall h/ (p-1) 0.789 Mt.
Or say 0.80 Mt.

Bottom width of head wall H+h/ (p-1) 1.67

Take BW 1.80 Mt.

Bottom width of head wall concreting BW +0.15 = 1.95

(2) HEAD WALL EXTENSION

Length of head wall extension H+d+1 = 3.30 Mt.

But as per site condition (Left) = 5.00 Mt.

Length of head wall extension (Right) = 5.00 Mt.

Height of head wall extension H +d = = 2.30

Or say 2.30 Mt.

Bottom width of head wall extension 0.50 x ( H + h ) = 0.95

1.00 Mt.

Top width of head wall extension 0.40 x H = 0.40

 Or say minimum TW as 0.60 Mt.
(3) BASIN / APPRON

Length of the basin LB 0.75 x (H + d ) + H = 2.73 Mt.

Or say 3.00 Mt.

Thickness of basin (Including concreting) = 0.60 Mt.

(4) SIDE WALL

Height of side wall

(At head wall joint upto toe of head wall) H + d = 2.30
Or say 2.30 Mt.
(At Toe wall of basin) 1.50 xh = 1.35
Or say 1.00 Mt.

Length of side wall = LB = 3.00 Mt.

Or say 3.00 Mt.

Bottom width of side wall 0.40(H+d ) + 0.60 = 1.52

Or say 1.60 Mt.
(5) WING WALL

Length of wing wall 2.25 x h = 2.03

Or say 2.00 Mt.

Height of wing wall 1.50 x h = 1.35

Or say 1.35 Mt.

Top width of side wall & wing wall = 0.60 Mt.

Bottom width of wing wall 0.40HT.+0.60 1

=.14 Mt.

(6) TOE WALL Or say 1.15

Top width of toe wall = 0.45 Mt.

Height of toe wall = 0.45 Mt.

 STABITLITY CHECKS
0.80

1.30

Fc

Fa
1.00 X1

W2
Fb
W1

1.80

Assumptions as per design :

Top width of head wall in m. a= 0.80

Bottom width of head wall in m. b= 1.80
Height of Head wall in m. H= 1.00
Head over crest in m. h = 1.30
Specific gravity of Dam material in Kg / cum ç= 2300 ( For cement concrete structure)
Unit weight of water in Kg / cum w= 1000
Coefficient of Friction µ= 0.65
Coefficient of Uplift C= 0.50
X1 = 1.40

Wieght / metre W1 = a x H x ç = 1840 Kg

length of dam W 2 = 1 / 2 x (b - a) x H x ç = 1150 Kg
Uplift pressure U = 1 / 2 x C x w x (H + h) x b = 1035 Kg
Water force Fa = w x h x H = 1300 Kg
2
Water force Fb = 1 / 2 x w x h = 500 Kg
Water force Fc = w x a x h = 1040 Kg
1 . Safety against overturning

 W 1 x X1 + Fc x X1 + W2 x 2 / 3 x (b- a) = 4798.7 Kg

 Fa x H/2 + Fb x H/3 + U x2 / 3 x b = 2058.7 Kg

Factor of safety =  2.33

Since factor of safety is more than 1.5; hence structure is safe against overturning

2 . Safety against Sliding

Total vertical forces V = W 1 + W 2 + Fc - U

= 2995 Kg

Total Horizontal forces P = Fa + Fb

= 1800 Kg

Frictional forces = µ x V
= 1946.8 Kg

Sliding factor = Resisting forces µV / Sliding forces P

= 1.0815

Since µV is greater than P, Hence structure is safe against sliding.

3 . Safety against Tension at the base (Eccetricity check)

Position of resultant 2 2
X = a +b +axb
measured from Toe 3 x (a + b)
= 0.6821 m

Eccentricity e = b/2 - X
= 0.2179 m

b/6 = 0.3 m

Since e is less than b/6, Hence structure is safe against tension at base.

4 . Safety against Compression (Crushing)

m
Max. compressive stress at base
Fmax = V / A (1 + 6e/b)

Where, Vertical forces V = W 1 + W 2 + Fc - U

= 2995 Kg
Area of Base A = b (for 1m length)
= 1.80 Sqm

Fmax = 2872.7

Maximum permissible safe load on cement concrete is 44000 Kg / m2,

Hence structure is safe against crushing.
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S.N. Details of Work Section No. L W H Unit Qty.
1 Excavation in dry or moist and HW 1 14.00 2.10 2.30 Cum 67.62
disposal of excavated material within HWE R 1 5.00 1.30 2.30 " 14.95
initial lead of 30m and lift of 1.5m HWE L 1 5.00 1.30 2.30 " 14.95
including dressing etc. complete
SW 2 3.25 1.75 2.30 " 26.16
Appron 1 14.00 1.85 0.60 " 15.54
TW 1 14.00 0.45 0.90 " 5.67
WW 2 2.00 1.29 2.30 " 11.87
Cutoff wall 0 14.00 1.20 1.80 " 0.00
TOTAL Cum 156.76
(a) In Hard soil 100% 156.76
(b) In Hard Rock 0% 0.00
2 Earthwork for bund / emankment in dry ((2.4+19.9
or moist soil including laying in layers )/2)+((2.4
of 15 cm, breaking of clods, sorting of +16.15)/2) (3.50+
grass, pebbles etc. and dressing in Left side 35 )/2 2.40)/2 Cum 0.00
required profile when compacted
manually, or by plain roller within initial (2.40+
lead of 30m and lift of 1.5m (excluding Rt. Side 50 19.90)/2 3.5 Cum 0.00
charges of watering & compaction) for
structures
Total Cum 0.00
(a) In Hard soil 90% Cum 0.00
(b) In Hard soil 10% Cum 0.00
3 Cement concrete well mixed with HW 1 14.00 2.10 0.30 Cum 8.82
cement mortar (1:3:6) laid in position HWE R 1 5.00 1.30 0.30 " 1.95
complete excluding curing with HWE L 1 5.00 1.30 0.30 " 1.95
aggregate size upto 50mm HB.
SW 2 3.25 1.75 0.30 " 3.41
Appron 1 14.00 1.85 0.30 " 7.77
TW 1 14.00 0.45 0.30 " 1.89
WW 2 2.00 1.29 0.30 " 1.55
Cutoff wall 0 14.00 1.20 0.30 " 0.00
TOTAL Cum 27.34
4 Random rubble stone masonary in
cement mortar 1:6 for
(i) Foundation HW 1 14.00 1.95 2.00 Cum 54.60
HWE R 1 5.00 1.15 2.00 " 11.50
HWE L 1 5.00 1.15 2.00 " 11.50
SW 2 3.25 1.60 2.00 " 20.80
Appron 1 14.00 1.85 0.30 " 7.77
TW 1 14.00 0.45 0.60 " 3.78
WW 2 2.00 1.14 2.00 " 9.12
Cutoff wall 0 14.00 0.60 1.50 " 0.00
TOTAL Cum 119.07
(ii) Superstructure HW (T+B)/2 1 14.00 1.30 1.00 Cum 18.20
HWE R 1 5.00 0.80 2.30 " 9.20
HWE L 1 5.00 0.80 2.30 " 9.20
SW Slope 2 2.25 1.10 1.650 " 8.17
SW Straight 2 1.00 1.10 2.30 " 5.06
TW 1 14.00 0.45 0.45 " 2.84
WW 2 2.00 0.60 1.18 " 2.82

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S.N. Details of Work Section No. L W H Unit Qty.
TOTAL Cum 55.48
5 Cement concrete well mixed with HW 1 14.00 0.80 0.10 Cum 1.12
cement mortar (1:2:4) laid in position HWE R 1 5.00 0.60 0.075 " 0.23
complete excluding curing with
HWE L 1 5.00 0.60 0.075 " 0.23
aggregate size upto 20mm HB.
SW 2 2.25 0.60 0.075 " 0.20
WW 2 2.00 0.60 0.075 " 0.18
Appron 1 0.00 0.00 0.100 " 0.00
TW 1 14.00 0.45 0.075 " 0.47
TOTAL Cum 2.43
6 Cement plaster in cement sand mortar HW U/s 1 14.00 2.50 Sqm 35.00
1:3, 25mm thick.
HWE R 1 5.00 2.30 " 11.50
HWE L 1 5.00 2.30 " 11.50
SW 2 0.95 1.65 " 3.14
WW 2 2.00 1.18 " 4.70
HW D/s 1 14.00 1.33 Sqm 18.62
TW 2 14.00 0.45 " 12.60
TOTAL Sqm 97.06

8 Dry stone masonary for toe wall for

pitching Bund 1 0.00 0 0 Cum 0.00
9 Dry stone pitching 0.23 cm deep for
strengthening the banks Bund 1 0.00 2 0.23 Sqm 0.00
10 Supply of Murram or querry rubbish i/c
40% stone spouls and spreading over
bunds with water and manual
compaction Bund 1 0.00 0.23 11.23 Cum 0.00

Assistant Engineer (PIA)

P.S. Nadauti (Karauli)

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 Name of Work : Construction Of Masonary Water Harvesting Structure In DLT

P.S.: Nadauti Distt.; KARAULI

ABSTRACT OF COST
Rate (Rs/Unit) Amount (Rs)
S.N. Details of Work Unit Quantity
(Unit) Labour Material Labour Material
1 Excavation in dry or
moist and disposal of
excavated material
within initial lead of 50m
and lift of 1.5m including
dressing etc. complete
(a) In Hard soil Cum 156.761 92.000 0.00 14421.97 0.00
(b) In Hard Rock Cum 0.000 0.000 0.00 0.00 0.00
2 Earthwork for bund /
emankment including
laying in layers of 15 cm,
breaking of clods,
sorting of grass, pebbles
etc. and dressing in
required profile when
compacted manually, or
by plain roller within
initial lead of 50m and lift
of 1.5m
(a) In Hard soil Cum 0.000 0.000 0.00 0.00 0.00
(b) In Hard Rock Cum 0.000 0.000 0.00 0.00 0.00
3 Cement concrete well
mixed with cement
mortar (1:3:6) laid in
position complete
excluding curing with
aggregate size upto
20mm HB. Cum 27.341 317.550 2452.45 8681.98 67051.21
4 Random rubble stone
masonary in cement
mortar 1:6 for
(a) Foundation Cum 119.070 402.000 1336.00 47866.14 159077.52
(b) Superstructure Cum 55.483 533.000 1336.00 29572.17 74124.62
5 Cement concrete well
mixed with cement
mortar (1:2:4) laid in
position complete
excluding curing with
aggregate size upto
20mm HB. Cum 2.425 312.550 2997.45 757.93 7268.82
6 Cement plaster in
cement sand mortar 1:4,
25mm thick. Sqm 97.058 64.650 100.35 6274.80 9739.77
7 Raised & cut pointing in
cement sand mortar 1:3. Sqm 0.000 0.000 0.00 0.00 0.00
8 Dry stone masonary for
toe wall for pitching Cum 0.000 0.000 0.00 0.00 0.00
9 Dry stone pitching or
kharanja for
strengthening the banks Sqm 0.000 0.000 0.00 0.00 0.00
10 Supply of Murram or
querry rubbish i/c 40%
stone spouls and
spreading over bunds
with water and manual
compaction. Cum 0.000 0.000 0.00 0.00 0.00

Total 107574.99 317261.93

Add 3% contingency on
total cost 12745.11
TOTAL 330007.04

Break-up of cost:
(i) Labour component 1.08 Lacs
(ii) Material component 3.30 Lacs Assistant Engineer (PIA)
TOTAL 4.38 Lacs P.S. Nadauti (Karauli)
 Name of Work : Construction of Masonary Water Harvesting Structure In DLT

P.S.: NADAUTI Distt.: KARAULI

Statement for Consumption of Materials

Aggre- Aggre-
S.N. Details of Item Quantity Cement Sand gate gate Stone
(Unit) (Bags) (Cum) 50mm 20mm (Cum)
(Cum) (Cum)
1 Cement concrete in cement
mortar (1:3:6) with agg. size
upto 50mm HB.
27.341 110.731 11.757 23.513
2 Random rubble stone
masonary in cement mortar
1:6 for foundation & 174.553 244.374 52.366 174.553
3 superstructure
Cement concrete in cement
mortar (1:2:4) with agg. size
upto 20mm HB. 2.425 14.162 0.994 1.989
4 Cement plaster in cement
sand mortar 1:4, 25mm
thick. 97.058 14.850 3.106
5 Raised & cut pointing in
cement sand mortar 1:3. 0.000 0.000 0.000
6 Dry stone masonary for toe
wall. 0.000 0.000
7 Dry stone pitching or
kharanja on bund. 0.000 0.000
384.12
TOTAL or say 68.223 23.513 1.989 174.553
385.00

Assistant Engineer (PIA)

P.S. Nadauti (Karauli)
Design Of Masonary Water Harvesting Structure In DLT

U/s

0.60 0.60
5.00 14.00 5.00

Head wall Head wall Ext. 1.00

Sidewall 1.80 0.80

3.00 LB / SW
2.00
Appron

2.00 Toe wall

Wing wall A

PLAN OF WHS

3.00

1.30 1.80
0.80
1.85

2.30
U/s
1.00
HW
0.45 1.00
1.35

0.60
0.90
2.30 2.00

0.30

1.80
2.10

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