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Haryana charts out plan to preserve water bodies

Monday, 18 Jan 2010
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The Haryana Government has drawn out an investment blueprint of Rs 332.92 crore for the improvement and preservation of water bodies in the state which include the Kotla lake in Mewat, Bhindawas lake in Jhajjar and Bibipur lake in Kurukshetra.

The state government had already sanctioned the rehabilitation scheme of Kotla lake, Bhindawas lake and Bibipur lake. The requirement of water is likely to be fulfilled up to some extent with the improvement and preservation of these water bodies.

The state government has drawn a Rs 47.74 crore plan to set up a water body in Kotla lake to use the rain and spare water for irrigation purpose and have a plan for the rehabilitation of water bodies that were closed for more than 20 years. A plan has been outlayed for acquisition of 130 acre to collect the water in Kotla lake. The collected water is to be used for irrigation purpose in dry area of Mewat district.

Digging and excavation of silt has begun in the Bhindawas lake at a cost of Rs 46.98 crore with completion slated for April 2010. Similar rehabilitation plan has been sanctioned for Bibipur lake.

The state government had also a plan to connect Kanthala supply channel with head regulator of Sarswati drain. A new Lukhi dam is likely to be set up to keep separate the acquired and the non-acquired land of lake. As per the revised rate of land the estimated cost was Rs 228 crore.

Work of desilting in Ottu lake in Sirsa at the cost of Rs 69.68 crore is also underway. This work has been financed under Rural Infrastructure Development Fund of National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development. There is a plan for digging about 1,000 acre of area upto six ft deep and its maximum work has been completed so far.

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