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District Irrigation Plan

West Jaintia Hills, Meghalaya

NABARD CONSULTANCY SERVICES


NABARD Consultancy Services 2


West Jaintia Hills District, Meghalaya









Message from the Chairman, DLIC

Water is of vital importance for human & animal life, for maintaining ecological

balance and for development efforts. With the ever increasing demand for water due to population

growth, urbanization and industrialization, making water available to multiple uses, planning and

management of water resources and utilization of water economically, optimally and equitably

assumes greater significance. Government of India formulated PMKSY with the vision of

extending the coverage of irrigation (Har Khet ko Pani) and improving water use efficiency (More

Crop Per Drop) in a focused manner with end to end solution on water resource creation,

distribution, management, field application and extension activities. Under PMKSY an integrated

planning and management of water resources, through estimation of water budget for each of the

district and sub districts and preparation of strategic action plan to address the water gap through

District Irrigation Plan (DIP) was envisaged.

PMKSY will be implemented in area development mode only by adopting a

‘decentralized State level planning and projectised execution’ structure that will allow States to

draw up their own irrigation development plans based on DIPs and SIPs with a horizon of 5-7

years. A three tier structure at national, state and district level will oversee implementation and

coordination of the program. The District Level Implementation Committee will form the third

tier of the PMKSY. The DLIC will be chaired by the Deputy Commissioner, West Jaintia Hills

and is comprised of the Departments of Agriculture, Horticulture, Water Resource Department,

Soil and Water Conservation Department, District Rural Development Agency (DRDA), Lead

Bank of the District and any other line Departments in the District. The DLIC will oversee the

implementation and inter-departmental coordination at district level.

District Irrigation Plan is prepared based on an assessment of water resource

availability and demand for water resource from multiple uses. Water balance at district and sub

district level is obtained by estimating availability of surface and ground water resource using

hydro geological and meteorological information and estimating demand for water resources from

domestic use, animal husbandry, irrigation purpose, industrial purpose and power generation

purpose. Based on the above information, present and future water balance at block and district

level is estimated along with multiple strategies to augment water resources and improve efficiency

of existing water facilities through Strategic Action Plan under PMKSY in West Jaintia Hills

District.



District Irrigation Plan (DIP) preparation required coordinated efforts by multiple

stakeholders and departments. The efforts made by the Departments of Agriculture, which is the

nodal Department for implementation of PMKSY, Water Resource Department, Horticulture

Department, Soil and Water Conservation Department, District Rural Development Agency

(DRDA), other line departments in the District and the support received from NABARD

Consultancy Services (NABCONS) in preparation of the District Irrigation Plan of West Jaintia

Hills is acknowledged. I am not only hopeful but also confident that the District Irrigation Plan

(DIP) of West Jaintia Hills, 2016-20 helps District Level Implementation Committee (DLIC) and

nodal department in addressing the multiple challenges of water resource planning and

management in the district.

Sh. Ryntihlang Rapthap

Deputy Commissioner-cum Chairman (DLIC)

West Jaintia Hills District, Meghalaya



Abbreviations

NDC National Development Council

GoI Government of India

C-DAP Comprehensive District Agriculture Plan

ICT Information and Communications Technology

BCM Billion Cubic Meters

GDP Gross Domestic Product

AIBP Accelerated Irrigation Benefits Programme

CADWM Command Area Development and Water Management

MI Micro Irrigation

SWMA Supplementary Water Management Activities

NITI Aayog National Institution for Transforming India Aayog

NRM Natural resource Management

IWMP Integrated Watershed Management Programme

PRI Panchayati Raj Institutions

DRDA District Rural Development Agencies

NRLM National Rural Livelihoods Mission

C.D. Blocks Community development block

BPL Below Poverty Line

SC/ST Scheduled Caste/ Scheduled Tribe

Nos. Number

ATMA Agriculture Technology Management Agency MSL

TGA Total Geographical Area

GCA Gross Cropped Area

GIA Gross Irrigated Area

NSA Net Sown Area

MGNREGA Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act

CI Cropping Intensity

Qtl/yr Quintal per year

GIA Gross Irrigated Area



MCM Million Cubic Meters

Bgl Below ground Level

CCA Cultivable Command Area

LPD Litre Per Day

CAD Command Area Development

DIP District Irrigation Plan

SIP State Irrigation Plan

DLIC District Level Implementation Committee

STP Sewage Treatment Plant

WRD Water Resource Department

RWD Rural Work Department

ATMA Agricultural Technology and Management Agency

WJH West Jaintia Hills



Contents

Executive Summery ...................................................................................................................... 15

Introduction ................................................................................................................................. 18

Chapter 1 General Profile of the District .......................................................................................... 29

1.1 District Profile ......................................................................................................................... 29

1.2 Demography ........................................................................................................................... 34

1.3 Biomass and Livestock ............................................................................................................. 35

1.4 Agro Ecology, Climatic, Hydrology and Topography .................................................................. 39

1.5 Soil Profile .............................................................................................................................. 41

1.6 Soil Erosion and Run-off Status ................................................................................................ 42

1.7 Land Use Patterns ................................................................................................................... 42

Chapter 2 District Water profile ....................................................................................................... 45

2.1 Area-wise, Crop-wise Irrigation status ....................................................................................... 45

2.2 Production and Productivity of major Crop ................................................................................ 48

2.3 Irrigation based classification .................................................................................................... 51

Chapter 3 Water Availability ........................................................................................................... 54

3.1 Status of water availability ....................................................................................................... 55

3.2 Status of Ground Water Availability ......................................................................................... 57

3.3 Status of Command Area ......................................................................................................... 58

3.4 Existing type of Irrigation ......................................................................................................... 59

Chapter 4 Water Requirement/ Demand ......................................................................................... 60

4.1 Domestic Water Demand ......................................................................................................... 60

4.2 Crop Water Requirement ......................................................................................................... 61

4.3 Livestock Water Demand ......................................................................................................... 62

4.4 Industrial Water Demand ........................................................................................................ 64

4.5 Water Demand for power generation ......................................................................................... 65

4.6 Total Water Demand of the district for various sectors ................................................................. 65

4.7 Water Budget .......................................................................................................................... 67

Chapter 5 Strategic Action Plan for Irrigation in District under PMKSY .......................................... 68

5.1 Strategic Action Plan for Irrigation under PMKSY ..................................................................... 68

5.2 Department wise total plan of district ......................................................................................... 68

5.3 Component wise Plan ............................................................................................................... 69



5.4 Block wise Plan under PMKSY ................................................................................................ 71

5.5 Suggestions ............................................................................................................................. 73

5.6 Expected Outcome ................................................................................................................... 74

Annexure ..................................................................................................................................... 75

Strategic Action Plan for Irrigation under PMKSY (Water Resource Department) ........................ 76

Strategic Action Plan for Irrigation under PMKSY for the year 2016-17 to 2020-2021 ........................ 77

21.3. Strategic Action Plan for State Planned Scheme of Irrigation from State Irrigation Department ... 81

24. Strategic Action Plan for Externally aided projects from State Irrigation Department/ other funding

agencies and NABARD ................................................................................................................. 83

Strategic Action Plan for Irrigation in District under PMKSY

(Soil and Water Conservation Department) .................................................................................. 93

Strategic Action Plan for Irrigation under PMKSY for the year 2016-17 to 2020-2021 ........................ 94

Strategic Action Plan for Irrigation under PMKSY (Agriculture Department) .............................. 161

Strategic Action Plan for Irrigation under PMKSY for the year 2016-17 ........................................... 162



Strategic Action Plan for Irrigation under PMSY for the year 2019-20 .............................................. 204

Strategic Action Plan for Irrigation under PMSY for the year 2020-21 .............................................. 216

Strategic Action Plan for Externally aided projects from State Irrigation Department/ other funding

agencies and NABARD ................................................................................................................ 228

Strategic Action Plan for Irrigation under PMKSY (Horticulture Department) ............................ 230

Strategic Action Plan for Irrigation under PMSKY for the Year 2016-2017 ....................................... 231





Strategic Action Plan for Irrigation under PMKSY (ATMA Department) .................................... 236






Maps .......................................................................................................................................... 260



List of Tables

Table 1.1: Block wise profile of the district ............................................................................... 29

Table 1.2: District Profile ...................................................................................................... 30

Table 1.3: Block wise demographic pattern of West Jaintia Hills District................................... 34

Table 1.4: Livestock Population 2012 Census and Growth Rate as compared to 2007 Census...... 36

Table 1.5: Block wise livestock and poultry population in West Jaintia Hills district .................. 37

Table 1.6: Agro-climatic Zones in West Jaintia Hills District ................................................... 39

Table 1.7: Monthly rainfall data (in mm) for the year 2013...................................................... 40

Table 1.8: Major type of Soils in the district ............................................................................ 41

Table 1.9: Soil Profile ........................................................................................................... 42

Table 1.10: Land use pattern ................................................................................................. 43

Table 1.11: Block wise classification of land use pattern in the district for the year 2014-15 (Area in

hectares) ............................................................................................................................... 44

Table 2.1: Crop-wise status of irrigated and rainfed area in the district ...................................... 46

Table 2.2: Status of irrigated and rainfed area of horticultural crops in the district...................... 47

Table 2.3: Season wise area, production and yield of agricultural crops in the district ................. 49

Table 2.4: Production & productivity of major horticulture Crops in the district ......................... 49

Table 2.5: Block-wise Irrigation based classification ................................................................. 51

Table 3.1: Status of water availability .................................................................................... 56

Table 3.2: Status of Ground Water Availability (CGWB report-2013) ...................................... 57

Table 3.3: Net ground water availability (ham) ....................................................................... 57

Table 3.4: Categorization of ground water resources ................................................................. 58

Table 3.5: Status of Command Area (hectares) ........................................................................ 58

Table 3.6: Status of Command Area from existing type of Irrigation ......................................... 59

Table 4.1: Block wise Domestic Water Demand in the district (MCM) ...................................... 60

Table 4.2: Crop Water Requirement* ..................................................................................... 62

Table 4.3: Livestock water requirement and percentage growth rate ........................................... 63

Table 4.4: Livestock Water Demand ...................................................................................... 64

Table 4.5: Industrial water demand ....................................................................................... 64

Table 4.6: Water demand for power generation ....................................................................... 65

Table 4.7: Total sector wise present water demand ................................................................... 65

Table 4.8: Total sector wise projected (2020) water demand ...................................................... 66

Table 4.9: Water Budget ....................................................................................................... 67

Table 5.1: Department wise budget for the district ................................................................... 69

Table 5.2: Component wise budget for the district .................................................................... 70

Table 5.3: Block wise budget for district .................................................................................. 71



List of Figures

Figure 1.1: Demography of the district .................................................................................... 35

Figure 1.2: Livestock and Poultry population .......................................................................... 38

Figure 1.3: Land use pattern in the district .............................................................................. 43

Figure 2.1: Block-wise irrigation based classification ................................................................ 52

Figure 4.1: Domestic Water Demand ..................................................................................... 61

Figure 4.2: Livestock Water demand ...................................................................................... 64

Figure 4.3: Present Water Demand for various sectors .............................................................. 66

Figure 4.4: Water Demand in 2020 for various sectors ............................................................. 66

Figure 5.1: Department wise budget for West Jaintia Hills’ district ........................................... 69

Figure 5.2: Component wise budget for West Jaintia Hills’ district ............................................ 71

Figure 5.3: Block wise allocation of budget by Soil & Water Conservation Department ............... 72

Figure 5.4: Block wise allocation of budget by Agriculture Department ...................................... 72

Figure 5.5: Block wise allocation of budget by Water Resource Department ............................... 73



List of Maps

Map 1: Location of District .................................................................................................... 32 Map 2: Agro-Climatic Zones Map of West Jaintia Hills.......................................................... 261 Map 3: Contour Map ........................................................................................................... 262 Map 4: Drainage Map ......................................................................................................... 263 Map 5: Forest Map .............................................................................................................. 264 Map 6: Land Resources Map ................................................................................................ 265 Map 7: Land Use 10K Map ................................................................................................. 266 Map 8: Land Use Map ......................................................................................................... 267 Map 9: Slope (%Rise) Map................................................................................................... 268 Map 10: Soil Map ............................................................................................................... 269 Map 11: Watershed Map ..................................................................................................... 270 Map 12: Sub-Watershed Prioritization Map .......................................................................... 271 Map 13: Wetland Map ........................................................................................................ 272 Map 14: Wasteland Map ..................................................................................................... 273 Map 15: Land Degradation Map .......................................................................................... 274



Executive Summary

In an agrarian economy like India, agriculture utilizes the major share of country’s

exploitable water resources. Though the sector utilizes the maximum share of exploitable water

resources, availability of the same at different locations to different extent makes it vital to adopt

effective utilization of water through storage, channelizing and judicial use. At some places like

Punjab and Haryana, the environmental and socio-economic rationale for this capture by the

sector is now being questioned. Accordingly, it is needed to challenge and change the

fundamentals of the prevailing view of water resources exploitation. A new and more suitable

approach to water resources allocation is necessary if the population is to be adequately fed,

without further degradation and destruction of the critical ecosystem services. Water productivity

needs to be enhanced considerably, and economic cost-benefit analysis and pricing regimes can

play a significant role in such a process. However, these economic measures will not be sufficient

on their own. They will need to be buttressed by technological innovation and institutional changes

in order to encourage a more equitable distribution of resources and to mitigate potential

international conflicts across 'shared' water basins.

Water has unique characteristics that determine both its allocation and use as a

resource by agriculture. Agricultural use of water for irrigation is itself contingent on land

resources. In a situation of growing water scarcity and rising demands for non-agricultural

(household and industrial) use of water, reassessment of sectoral allocations of water are inevitable.

In developing countries, irrigated

agriculture plays a vital role in

contributing towards domestic food

security and poverty alleviation.

Therefore, achievement of these objectives

is dependent on adequate allocations of

water to agriculture. Justification of such

allocations requires that irrigated

agriculture be a cost-effective means of

achieving stated political or social objectives, such as food security or poverty alleviation, and that

all externalities be taken into account in the pricing mechanism. Improved allocation of irrigation

water is required within the agriculture sectors in order to achieve greater efficiency in the use of

irrigation water and existing irrigation infrastructure. Reallocation is also required in order to

reduce water logging and salinization of irrigated land, to decrease the negative environmental



impacts and other externalities of irrigation (caused by over extraction of groundwater and

depletion and pollution of surface water).

Government of India launched Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana

(PMKSY) to address the constraints in providing assured irrigation as well as increasing efficiency

and productivity of current water use to bring more prosperity to the rural areas. Priorities of

Government of India were reflected in the Hon’ble President’s address to the joint Session of the

Parliament of 16th Lok Sabha where he indicated that “Each drop of water is precious.

Government is committed to giving high priority to water security. It will complete the long

pending irrigation projects on priority and launch the ‘Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana’

with the motto of ‘Har Khet KO Pani’. There is a need for seriously considering all options

including linking of rivers, where feasible; for ensuring optimal use of our water resources to

prevent the recurrence of floods and drought. By harnessing rain water through ‘Jal Sanchay’ and

‘Jal Sinchan’, we will nurture water conservation and ground water recharge. Micro irrigation will

be popularized to ensure ‘Per drop-More crop”.

PMKSY has been approved with an indicative outlay of Rs.50, 000 crore over a

period of five years from 2015-16 to 2019-20. The programme is an amalgamation of on-going

schemes of Ministry of Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation, Ministry

of Agriculture & Cooperation and Ministry of Rural Development. The existing schemes AIBP,

CADWM, MI, SWMA, and Watershed & Convergence with MGNREGA were brought together

under the umbrella program of PMKSY. Further the scheme seeks convergence with scheme like

Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNREGS), Rashtriya

Krishi Vikas Yojana (RKVY), Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission and Rural Electrification

programme (JLNNSM&REP), Rural Infrastructure Development Fund (RIDF), Members of

Parliament Local Area Development Scheme (MPLAD), Members of Legislative Assembly Local

Area Development Fund (MLALAD), Local Body Funds (LBF), Working Plan of State Forest

Department (WPSFD) etc. The PMKSY will be implemented in an area development mode only

by adopting a decentralized state level planning and projected execution structure that will allow

the state to draw up their own irrigation development plans based on DIPs and SIPs with a horizon

of 5-7 years. The program will be supervised and coordinated utilizing the existing mechanism and

structure available under Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (RKVY) program with state agriculture

department acting as the State Nodal Agency for implementation of PMKSY. However, the

implementing departments for the four components like AIBP, PMKSY (Har Khet KO Pani),

PMKSY (Per drop more crop) and PMKSY (watershed development) will be decided by the

respective program ministry/department.



The 05 chapters along with introduction chapter, explains the profile of district, its

water requirement for agriculture and allied sector, water availability, assessment of water

requirement for various sectors and strategic action plan for augmentation and effective

management of available water resources.

PMKSY Financial Proposal:

Total plan for West Jaintia Hills’ district for four years works out to be Rs. 44105.60 lakh (Table

5.1). Maximum share of Rs. 16445.49 lakh (37.29%) is for Water Resource Dept. followed by

Soil and Water Conservation Dept. with Rs. 13911.67 lakh (31.54%) while share of Agriculture

Dept. is Rs. 13748.44 Lakh (31.17%). Moreover, the component wise budget for the district has

also been calculated and it is observed that maximum share of 38.67% is for Har Khet Ko Pani

with a share of Rs. 17055.85 Lakh followed by Per Drop More Crop with a share of Rs. 13615.08

Lakh (30.87%) and Watershed has a share of Rs. 2671.56 Lakh (6.06%) while State Planned

Irrigation Schemes, RIDF- NABARD, AIBP and ATMA has a share of Rs. 4537.87 Lakh

(10.29%), Rs. 3225.68 Lakh (7.31%), Rs. 2866.19 Lakh (6.50%) and Rs. 133.36 Lakh (0.30%)

respectively. Thus, the departments’ viz. Water Resource, Agriculture and Soil and Water

Conservation have allocated a budget of Rs. 19694.47 Lakhs (44365%) to Thadlaskein Block

followed by Laskein Block with a budget of Rs. 15999.44 Lakh (36.28%) while Amlarem Block

has been allocated a budget of Rs. 8411.68 Lakh (19.07%).

Expected Outcome:

The gross irrigated area in the district is 4256.45 hectare which is around only 25.03% of 17000.99

hectare of the gross cropped area. Various departments of the district have proposed to bring

additional acreage of land under irrigated cultivation system. As the water requirement of crops

for the existing cropping pattern works out to be 30.59 MCM and if the gross cropped area is to

be brought under irrigated area, 73.25 MCM additional water is required. Keeping in view the

above, a plan to develop irrigation potential of 12744.54 ha has been proposed under Strategic

Action Plan of West Jaintia Hills’ district. Further, in order to create an irrigation potential, Water

Resource dept. has proposed to create a potential of 13028.34 hectare. Department of Soil and

Water Conservation has proposed to create an irrigation potential of 3408.50 hectare while

Agriculture department has proposed to create and irrigation potential of 19585 hectare. Sprinkler

and drip irrigation schemes have been proposed by the Horticulture department.



Introduction

Background

Preparation of decentralized area specific district planning process visualized in

various plans took concrete shape through the years and initiatives like specific guidelines on

methodologies and processes for preparation of district plans; framework for preparation of

perspective plan, medium term and annual plans by then planning commission in 1969 and the

73rd and 74th constitutional amendments conferring constitutional status to Panchayats at district

and sub district level; local self-government in urban areas; constitution of district planning

committee to consolidate the plans prepared at Panchayats and municipalities and prepare a draft

development plan for the whole district.

The decentralized planning process was further strengthened through emphasis by

planning commission on preparation of district level plans and making it an integral part of the

process of preparation of the state’s 11th five year plan. The Planning commission issued

guidelines in August 2006 for preparation of the district plans. The guidelines define the District

Planning as ‘the process of preparing an integrated plan for the local government sector in a district

taking into account the resources (natural, human and financial) available and covering the

sectorial activities and schemes assigned to the district level and below and those implemented

through local governments in a state. The document that embodies this statement of resources and

their allocation for various purposes is known as the District Plan”.

Government of India through a resolution in National Development Council on

29th May 2007 conceived a special Additional Central Assistance Scheme (ACAS) to address the

slow growth of agriculture and allied sectors by incentivizing states to draw up plans for their

agriculture sectors more comprehensively. The NDC resolution states "GoI will introduce a new

Additional Central Assistance Scheme to incentivize states to draw up plans for their agriculture

sector more comprehensively, taking agro-climatic conditions, natural resource issues and

technology into account, and integrating livestock, poultry and fisheries, etc. This will involve a

new scheme for Additional Central Assistance (ACA) to State Plans, administered by the Union

Ministry of Agriculture over and above its existing Centrally Sponsored Schemes, to supplement

the State-specific strategies including special schemes for beneficiaries of land reforms. The newly

created National Rainfed Area Authority will, on request, assist States in planning for rainfed

areas".



The NDC in its resolution advised the states to prepare a comprehensive district

agriculture plans (C-DAP) that will fully utilize available resources and will include allied

agriculture sectors. Further, GOI issued a manual on preparation of comprehensive district

agriculture plans to help the states prepare C-DAP. As per these guidelines, the objective of district

planning is ‘to design an integrated and participatory action plan for the development of local area

in general and agriculture and allied sectors in particular’. The objectives of Comprehensive

District Agriculture Plan (C-DAP) are:

To prepare a Comprehensive District Agriculture Plan (C-DAP) through participatory

process involving various organizations and stakeholders.

To enable optimum utilization of scarce natural, physical & financial resources.

To assess and plan for the infrastructure required to support the agriculture development.

To establish linkages with the required institutional support services, like credit,

technology transfer, ICT, research etc.

To evolve an action plan for achieving sustainable agricultural growth with food security

and cropping system that will improve farmers’ income.

The guidelines required the state/district authorities to (i) ensure that the agricultural plans

are prepared for the district and then integrated into the agricultural plans of the State based

on the agro-climatic conditions, availability of technology, trained manpower and natural

resources; (ii) local needs / crops / feed and fodder / animal husbandry / dairying /

fisheries / priorities are reflected in the plan; (iii) productivity gaps for important crops

and livestock and fisheries are reduced; and (iv) the returns to the farmers from these are

maximized.

The latest move in the process of strengthening of decentralized planning process

was the Government of India guidelines issued in 2015 in the form of a template for the preparation

of District Irrigation Plan (DIP) and State Irrigation Plan (SIP) as part of the Pradhan Mantri

Krishi Sinchayee Yojana (PMKSY) program and made the preparation of DIP and SIP mandatory

for the states to receive funds from the program. The present report is a product of these long drawn

efforts of Government of India to strengthen the decentralized planning process in the country

focusing on the vital resource i.e., water.

Water is of vital importance for human & animal life, maintenance of ecological

balance and promotion of developmental activities. Considering its vital importance and ever

increasing demand for water, in the face of population growth, urbanization & industrialization

and considerations of climatic change, making water, an increasingly a scarce resource, available



to multiple uses, planning and management of this vital resources, utilization of water

economically, optimally and equitably assumes greater importance.

According to the 12th Five year Plan, the water budget estimates of India by

Ministry of Water Resources suggests an availability of 1123 million cubic meters (MCM) against

a current estimated demand of 710 MCM. The Standing Committee of the Ministry of Water

Resources estimates that this water demand will rise to 1093 MCM by 2025. Though the existing

water availability in the immediate future seems to be adequate, with the near constant supply of

water resources in the face of increasing demand on account of population growth, urbanization

and industrialization will strain the water supply-demand balance.

The per capita water availability which stood at 5,177 cubic meters in 1951 was

reduced to 1820 cubic meters in 2001 while the international prescribed limit is 1800 cubic meters.

The projected per capita availability of water is 1341 cubic meters in 2025 and 1140 cubic meters

in 2050 suggesting shortage of water in the medium term1. Further, the all India water balance

estimates does not reflect the variations in water balance across time and space- certain areas

having a positive water balance and the others facing acute shortage. The problem is further

accentuated by water quality related issues.

With the abundant surface and ground water supply in the first five decades since

independence, more than 80 percent of the total available water resources were allocated for

irrigation purposes and the rest meeting the domestic and industrial demands. In a recent study2,

on the demand for water from agriculture, domestic and industrial uses in 2000, 2025 and 2050

seems to suggest that domestic demand (34 MCM in 2000, 66 MCM in 2025 and 101 MCM in

2050) and industrial demand (42 MCM in 2000, 92 MCM in 2025 and 161 MCM in 2050) for

water will utilize the total balance water available while agriculture demand for water will be (605

MCM in 2000, 675 MCM in 2025 and 637 MCM in 2050). This change is partly because of the

changing sectorial contributions of India’s GDP and also partly because of dynamics of irrigation

development in the country where the initial expansion in area under irrigation is propelled by the

availability of abundant water resources and availability of good quality land. This is no longer the

case in many of the states where the availability of land and water are serious constraints for further

1 Ministry of Water Resources (2011), Strategic Plan for Ministry of Water Resources, Government of India, New Delhi. 2 Amarasinghe, U.A., Shah T., Turral, H. and Anand, B.K. 2007, India’s water future to 2025-2050: Business-as-usual scenario and deviations. Research Report 123, International Water Management Institute, Colombo.



expansion of irrigation. Further, as per the erstwhile planning commission up to March 2012 out

of 141 million hectares of net sown area in the country 114 (or 81%) million hectares is Irrigation

Potential Created (IPC) and 88 (or 62%) million hectares is Irrigation Potential Utilized (IPU)

leaving almost 20% of irrigated potential unutilized. This leaves 40 percent of the net sown area in

the country dependent on rainfall which makes farming a high risk and less productive.

The competing demands for water resources and the emerging issues and concerns

were to be addressed through certain basic principles and commonality in approaches in dealing

with planning, development and management of water resources3 under an Integrated Water

Resource Management framework. The main objectives of water resource management as

delineated in National Water Policy 2012 are:

Planning, development and management of water resources need to be governed

by common integrated perspective considering local, regional, State and national context, having

an environmentally sound basis, keeping in view the human, social and economic needs.

a. Principle of equity and social justice must inform use and allocation of water.

b. Good governance through transparent informed decision making is crucial to the

objectives of equity, social justice and sustainability. Meaningful intensive participation,

transparency and accountability should guide decision making and regulation of water

resources.

c. Water needs to be managed as a common pool community resource held, by the state,

under public trust doctrine to achieve food security, support livelihood, and ensure

equitable and sustainable development for all.

d. Water is essential for sustenance of eco-system, and therefore, minimum ecological needs

should be given due consideration.

e. Safe Water for drinking and sanitation should be considered as pre-emptive needs,

followed by high priority allocation for other basic domestic needs (including needs of

animals), achieving food security, supporting sustenance agriculture and minimum eco-

system needs. Available water, after meeting the above needs, should be allocated in a

manner to promote its conservation and efficient use.

f. All the elements of the water cycle, i.e., Evapo-transpiration, precipitation, runoff, river,

lakes, soil moisture, and ground water, sea, etc., are interdependent and the basic

3 Ministry of Water Resources, National Water Policy, 2012 Government of India, New Delhi.



hydrological unit is the river basin, which should be considered as the basic hydrological

unit for planning.

g. Given the limits on enhancing the availability of utilizable water resources and increased

variability in supplies due to climate change, meeting the future needs will depend more

on demand management, and hence, this needs to be given priority, especially through (a)

evolving an agricultural system which economizes on water use and maximizes value from

water, and (b) bringing in maximum efficiency in use of water and avoiding wastages.

h. Water quality and quantity are interlinked and need to be managed in an integrated

manner, consistent with broader environmental management approaches inter-alia

including the use of economic incentives and penalties to reduce pollution and wastage.

i. The impact of climate change on water resources availability must be factored into water

management related decisions. Water using activities need to be regulated keeping in mind

the local geo climatic and hydrological situation.

Government of India launched Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana

(PMKSY) to address the constraints in providing assured irrigation as well as increasing efficiency

and productivity of current water use to bring more prosperity to the rural areas. Priorities of

Government of India were reflected in the Hon’ble President’s address to the joint Session of the

Parliament of 16th Lok Sabha where he indicated that “Each drop of water is precious. Government

is committed to giving high priority to water security. It will complete the long pending irrigation projects

on priority and launch the ‘Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana’ with the motto of ‘Har Khet KO

Pani’. There is a need for seriously considering all options including linking of rivers, where feasible; for

ensuring optimal use of our water resources to prevent the recurrence of floods and drought. By harnessing

rain water through ‘Jal Sanchay’ and ‘Jal Sinchan’, we will nurture water conservation and ground

water recharge. Micro irrigation will be popularized to ensure ‘Per drop-More crop”.

PMKSY has been approved with an indicative outlay of Rs.50, 000 crore over a

period of five years from 2015-16 to 2019-20. The programme is an amalgamation of on-going

schemes of Ministry of Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation, Ministry

of Agriculture & Cooperation and Ministry of Rural Development. The existing schemes AIBP,

CADWM, MI, SWMA, and Watershed & Convergence with MGNREGA were brought together

under the umbrella program of PMKSY. Further, the scheme seeks convergence with scheme like

Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNREGS), Rashtriya

Krishi Vikas Yojana (RKVY), Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission and Rural Electrification

programme (JLNNSM&REP), Rural Infrastructure Development Fund (RIDF), Members of

Parliament Local Area Development Scheme (MPLAD), Members of Legislative Assembly Local



Area Development Fund (MLALAD), Local Body Funds (LBF), Working Plan of State Forest

Department (WPSFD) etc. The PMKSY will be implemented in an area development mode only

by adopting a decentralized state level planning and projected execution structure that will allow

the state to draw up their own irrigation development plans based on DIPs and SIPs with a horizon

of 5-7 years. The program will be implemented as part of Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (RKVY)

with state agriculture department acting as the State Nodal Agency. However, the implementing

departments for the four components like AIBP, PMKSY (Har Khet KO Pani), PMKSY (Per drop

more crop) and PMKSY (watershed development) will be decided by the respective program

ministry/department.

The funds under this program would be provided to the states as per the pattern of

assistance of Centrally Sponsored Schemes (CSS) decided by the Ministry of Finance and NITI

Aayog. During 2015-16, the existing pattern of assistance of on-going scheme was continued. An

outlay of Rs. 50,000 crore has been approved for 2015-20. The financial assistance provided to the

state governments from this centrally sponsored scheme is subject to fulfilment of certain

conditions. Firstly, a state will become eligible to access PMKSY fund only if it has prepared the

District Irrigation Plans (DIP) and State Irrigation Plan (SIP), except for the initial year, and the

expenditure in water resource development for agriculture sector in the year under consideration

is not less than the baseline expenditure, which is defined as the average of the expenditure in

irrigation sector irrespective of the department in the state plan in three years prior to the year

under consideration. Secondly, States will be given additional weightage for levying charges on

water and electricity for irrigation purposes, so as to ensure sustainability of the programme.

Thirdly, interstate allocation of PMKSY fund will be decided based on

Share of percentage of unirrigated area in the state vis-à-vis national average including

prominence of areas classified under Desert Development Programme (DDP) and

Drought Prone Area Development Programme (DPAP)

Increase in percentage share of expenditure on water resource development for agriculture

sector in State Plan expenditure in the previous year over three years prior to it and

Improvement in irrigation efficiency in the state.

Vision

The overreaching vision of Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana (PMKSY)

will be to ensure access to some means of protective irrigation to all agricultural farms in the

country, to produce ‘per drop more crop’, thus bringing much desired rural prosperity.



Objective

The objectives of the PMKSY are to:

a. Achieve convergence of investments in irrigation at the field level (preparation of district

level and, if required, sub district level water use plans).

b. Enhance the physical access of water on the farm and expand cultivable area under assured

irrigation (Har Khet ko Pani),

c. Integration of water source, distribution and its efficient use, to make best use of water

through appropriate technologies and practices.

d. Improve on-farm water use efficiency to reduce wastage and increase availability both in

duration and extent,

e. Enhance the adoption of precision-irrigation and other water saving technologies (More

crop per drop).

f. Enhance recharge of aquifers and introduce sustainable water conservation practices

g. Ensure the integrated development of rainfed areas using the watershed approach towards

soil and water conservation, regeneration of ground water, arresting runoff, providing

livelihood options and other NRM activities.

h. Promote extension activities relating to water harvesting, water management and crop

alignment for farmers and grass root level field functionaries.

i. Explore the feasibility of reusing treated municipal waste water for peri-urban agriculture,

and

j. Attract greater private investments in irrigation.

Strategy/approach

To achieve these objectives PMKSY adopted strategies that include

a. Creation of new water sources; repair, restoration and renovation of defunct water sources;

construction of water harvesting structures, secondary & micro storage, groundwater

development, enhancing potentials of traditional water bodies at village level like Jal

Mandir (Gujarat); Khatri, Kuhl (H.P.); Zabo (Nagaland); Eri, Ooranis (T.N.); Dongs

(Assam); Katas, Bandhas (Odisha and M.P.) etc.

b. Developing/augmenting distribution network where irrigation sources (both assured and

protective) are available or created;



c. Promotion of scientific moisture conservation and run off control measures to improve

ground water recharge so as to create opportunities for farmers to access recharged water

through shallow tube/dug wells;

d. Promoting efficient water conveyance and field application devices within the farm viz,

underground piping system, Drip & Sprinklers, pivots, rain-guns and other application

devices etc.;

e. Encouraging community irrigation through registered user groups/farmer producers’

organizations/NGOs; and

f. Farmer oriented activities like capacity building, training and exposure visits,

demonstrations, farm schools, skill development in efficient water and crop management

practices (crop alignment) including large scale awareness on more crop per drop of water

through mass media campaign, exhibitions, field days, and extension activities through

short animation films etc.

Programme Components

PMKSY has following four components:

1. Accelerated Irrigation Benefit Programme (AIBP) to focus on faster completion of on-

going Major and Medium Irrigation including National Projects.

2. PMKSY (Har Khet ko Pani): This component focuses on-

a. Creation of new water sources through Minor Irrigation (both surface and ground

water)

b. Repair, restoration and renovation of water bodies; strengthening carrying capacity

of traditional water sources, construction rain water harvesting structures (Jal

Sanchay);

c. Command area development, strengthening and creation of distribution network

from source to the farm;

d. Ground water development in the areas where it is abundant, so that sink is created

to store runoff/ flood water during peak rainy season.

e. Improvement in water management and distribution system for water bodies to

take advantage of the available source which is not tapped to its fullest capacity

(deriving benefits from low hanging fruits). At least 10% of the command area to

be covered under micro/precision irrigation.

f. Diversion of water from source of different location where it is plenty to nearby

water scarce areas, lift irrigation from water bodies/rivers at lower elevation to



supplement requirements beyond IWMP and MGNREGS irrespective of

irrigation command.

g. Creating and rejuvenating traditional water storage systems like Khatri, Kuhl etc.

at feasible locations.

3. PMKSY (Per Drop More Crop)

a. Programme management, preparation of State/District Irrigation Plan, approval

of annual action plan, Monitoring etc.

b. Promoting efficient water conveyance and precision water application devices like

drips, sprinklers, pivots, rain-guns in the farm (Jal Sinchan);

c. Topping up of input cost particularly under civil construction beyond permissible

limit (40%), under MGNREGS for activities like lining inlet, outlet, silt traps,

distribution system etc.

d. Construction of micro irrigation structures to supplement source creation activities

including tube wells and dug wells (in areas where ground water is available and

not under semi critical/ critical/ over exploited category of development) which

are not supported under AIBP, PMKSY (Har Khet ko Pani), PMKSY (Watershed)

and MGNREGS as per Block/district irrigation plan.

e. Secondary storage structures at tail end of canal system to store water when

available in abundance (rainy season) or from perennial sources like streams for

use during dry periods through effective on-farm water management;

f. Water lifting devices like diesel/ electric/ solar pump sets including water carriage

pipes, underground piping system.

g. Extension activities for promotion of scientific moisture conservation and

agronomic measures including cropping alignment to maximize use of available

water including rainfall and minimize irrigation requirement (Jal Sarankchan);

h. Capacity building, training and awareness campaign including low cost

publications, use of Pico projectors and low cost films for encouraging potential

use water source through technological, agronomic and management practices

including community irrigation.

i. The extension workers will be empowered to disseminate relevant technologies

under PMKSY only after requisite training is provided to them especially in the

area of promotion of scientific moisture conservation and agronomic measures,

improved/ innovative distribution system like pipe and box outlet system, etc.

Appropriate Domain Experts will act as Master Trainers.



j. Information Communication Technology (ICT) interventions through NeGP-A to

be made use in the field of water use efficiency, precision irrigation technologies,

on farm water management, crop alignment etc. and also to do intensive

monitoring of the Scheme.

4. PMKSY (Watershed Development)

a. Effective management of run-off water and improved soil & moisture conservation

activities such as ridge area treatment, drainage line treatment, rain water

harvesting, in-situ moisture conservation and other allied activities on watershed

basis.

b. Converging with MGNREGS for creation of water source to full potential in

identified backward rainfed Blocks including renovation of traditional water

bodies.

Rationale/ Justification

In reference to the status and need of irrigation, the water resource management

including irrigation related priorities was identified for West Jaintia Hills’ district by the people

representatives of district with support from administration and technical experts. For instance,

the reports of Strategic Research and Extension Plan (SREP) prepared under ATMA program,

Comprehensive District Agriculture Plan (C-DAP) prepared as part of Rashtriya Krishi Vikas

Yojana (RKVY), Potential Linked Credit Plans (PLP) of NABARD and the Integrated District

Development Plan etc. identified number of irrigation related issues for West Jaintia Hills’ district

including (i) promoting water use efficiency through sprinkler and drip irrigation; (iii) promoting

protected polyhouse cultivation to minimize risk factors and enhance quality and productivity; (iv)

Improvement of on-farm water delivery and efficiency of existing irrigation systems; (v) promotion

of soil conservation of arable & non-arable land through engineering measures; (vi) creation of

new water harvesting structures, check dams, ponds, tanks, etc. (vii) increase the forest cover in

the district and (viii) land improvement measures.

Methodology

During the course of preparation of District Irrigation Plan (DIP), the team visited

West Jaintia Hills’ district to collect data and have interaction with all the stakeholders.

Methodology adopted to prepare DIP is outlined in brief as under:



a. Collection of primary and secondary data from field from various sources

including published documents and websites.

b. Various meetings were held to obtain ground level realities and data from key

personnel/stakeholders through structured, unstructured interviews, focused

group discussions etc.

c. Meetings with State Government departments and related institutions were held

d. Meeting was also held with State Level authorities.

e. GIS maps of the areas/clusters were studied to understand the land morphology,

topography of the district.

f. Focused group discussions and interaction with agriculture officers, horticulture

officers, soil conservation officers, extension officers, rural development

department, animal husbandry department, irrigation officers both at Blocks and

district level for identifying the key issues and focus areas of the region.

g. Discussion with NABARD officer of the district was also held during the visit.

On the basis of detailed discussion and analysis of data, the team arrived at the

projections of various components of PMKSY and Department wise plan for four years from 2016-

17 to 2019-20 as detailed in the plan.



Chapter 1 General Profile of the District

1.1 District Profile

West Jaintia Hills District is one of the 11 (eleven) districts of the state of

Meghalaya. With the bifurcation of the erstwhile Jaintia Hills District into East and West Jaintia

Hills District, West Jaintia Hills District came into existence on 31st July 2012 with its Head

Quarter at Jowai. Jowai is the host of all the heads of important governmental offices and

establishments, educational institutions, hospitals, banking institutions, etc. It lies between 91o

58’E to 92o 50’E longitude and 25o 02’N to 25o 45’N Latitude. The District is bounded in the north

and east by the state of Assam, west by East Khasi hills district of the state and south by Bangladesh

and East Jaintia Hills district.

The district comprises of 1 (one) Civil-Sub-Division viz. Amlarem Civil-Sub-

Division and 3 (three) Community and Rural Development Blocks viz. Amlarem C&RD Block,

Laskein C&RD Block and Thadlaskein C&RD Block. Moreover, the urban population of the

Thadlaskein block lives in Jowai and the Headquarter for urban Thadlaskein C.D. Block.

Table 1.1: Block wise profile of the district

Name of

district/C.D.

Block/Town

Total/

Rural/

Urban

Area

in

Km2

Headquarter

Total

number

of

villages

Number of

inhabited

villages

Number of

uninhabited

villages

Thadlaskein C.D. Block

Total 904.60 Thadlaskein 133 124 9

Rural 896.60 - 133 124 9

Urban 8.00 Jowai 13 13 0

Laskein C.D.

Block

Total 390.40 Laskein 100 87 13

Rural 390.40 - 100 87 13

Amlarem C.D. Block

Total 398.00 Amlarem 98 95 3

Rural 398.00 - 98 95 3

Source: Census 2011



The total geographical area of the district is 1693.00 Sq. Kms out of which 1685.00

Sq. Kms is rural and 8.00 Sq. Km is urban (Census 2011). The altitude of district varies from 76m

to 1627m above the mean sea level (MSL). Jowai, the urban Head quarter of the district is

connected with Shillong and Silchar by NH 44. All 3 Block Head Quarters in the district have also

been connected by roads. Important places connected by metaled roads are Khanduli, Garampani

and Dawki. Recently, Jowai-Amlarem-Dawki Road has been declared as National Highway NH

40(E).

Table 1.2: District Profile

Name of the District District Code Latitude Longitude

West Jaintia Hills 25o 02’N to 25o 45’N 91o 58’E to 92o 50’E

Source: District Agriculture Office, Jowai, West Jaintia Hills

Agriculture is the major occupation in West Jaintia Hills District, in which about

70% of the population depends primarily on agriculture for their livelihood. Rice and maize are

the major food crops grown throughout the district with appreciable improvement in yield. Wheat

has been introduced recently and the result is quite encouraging. Potato, ginger, garlic and turmeric

are some of the important cash crops of the district. The district is the native of the world famous

turmeric Lakadong variety. Special emphasis is presently laid on the non-traditional crops like

Oilseeds (Sesamum, Rapeseeds, Mustard seeds, Soybean), Medicinal plants, orchids and

commercial flowers.

Administrative Setup

The Deputy Commissioner is the head of the District Administration. The Deputy

Commissioner is the Executive head as well as judicial head of the district. The Deputy

Commissioner is aided by a number of officers like Additional Deputy Commissioner, Sub-

Divisional Officer of Civil Sub-Division and Extra Assistant Commissioners to assist him in

different types of activities. As the executive head, the Deputy Commissioner plays a vital role in

coordinating with all developmental heads of the district for all round developmental activities.

Maintenance of law and order is another important aspect of district

administration to give proper security and to safeguard the lives and properties of the citizens. In

this regard, the Deputy Commissioner acts as the District Magistrate for maintenance of law and

order in the district. The District Magistrate is assisted by Additional Deputy Magistrate, Sub-

Division Magistrate and other Executive Magistrates and keeps close link with police department



for necessity. The Superintendent of Police is the head of the Police Administration. The Office of

the Deputy Commissioner, West Jaintia Hills District is located at Iawmusiang, Jowai.

The district consists of 5 (five) Assembly Constituencies, viz. 1-Nartiang (ST), 2-

Jowai (ST), 3-Raliang (ST), 4-Mowkaiaw (ST) and 5-Amlarem (ST). The members of the

Legislative Assemblies are elected by Adult suffrage for a term of 5 (five) years.

There is one Autonomous

District Council, viz. Jaintia Hills Autonomous

District Council which is headed by the Chief

Executive Member, assisted by the Executive

Members. The council discharges the functions

and duties as assigned to it under the provisions

of the Sixth Schedule to the Constitution of

India.

The functions and duties of the

council are discharged through the Executive, Legislative and Judiciary wings. The members of

the council are elected by adult suffrage for a term of 5 (five) years.

The office of the Jaintia Hills Autonomous District Council is located at

Iawmusiang, Jowai.



Map 1: Location of District





1.2 Demography

As per 2011 census, the total population of West Jaintia Hills is 2,72,185 out of

which 135052 are males and 137133 are females. The density of Population is 161 per Sq. Km.,

which is higher than the state average of 132. The decadal variation of population in West and

East Jaintia Hills as for 2001-2011 is 32.10 percent.

Witness quite a sluggish process of urbanization, the overwhelming majority of

people in the district lives in villages. The district is predominantly rural with 89.55 percent of the

total population in the district is residing in rural areas while the urban population is 10.45 percent

which is lower than the state average of 20.07 percent.

Table 1.3: Block wise demographic pattern of West Jaintia Hills District

Source: Census 2011

The district is basically agrarian, where more than 4.68 percent of the population

is engaged in agriculture and allied activities and works as agricultural labourers. Out of the total

population, 11.34 percent population is involved in agriculture as a main source of income and

livelihood. Moreover, males are predominantly involved in agriculture with 63.14 percent while

females share is 36.86 percent of the total population of cultivators in the district. Further, women

are also engaged in agricultural labourers.

As per 2011 census, the Literacy rate of the district is 63.23%, male is 59.75% and

female is 66.71 %. The district has a lower literacy rate as compared to state which is 74.43%.

Name of

the

District

Total/

Rural/

Urban

No. of

House

holds

Populati

on Male Female SC ST

Literate

s

Sex

Ratio

Thadlask

ein C.D.

Block

Total 18,205 1,09,509 54,230 55,279 207 1,04,483 46,987 1019.34

Rural 18,205 1,09,509 54,230 55,279 207 1,04,483 46,987 1019.34

Urban - - - - - - - -

Laskein

C.D.

Block

Total 14,379 90,402 45,244 45,158 72 87,041 39,314 998.10

Rural 14,379 90,402 45,244 45158 72 87,041 39,314 998.10

Urban - - - - - - - -

Amlarem

C.D.

Block

Total 7,746 43,844 21,903 21,941 463 40,476 24,584 1001.74

Rural 7,746 43,844 21,903 21,941 463 40,476 24,584 1001.74

Urban - - - - - - - -

Jowai

(Urban) Urban 4,942 28,430 13,675 14,755 102 25,941 22,387 1078.98

Total 45,272 2,72,185 1,35,052 1,37,133 844 2,57,941 1,33,272 1,015



According to census 2011, the sex ratio in the district is 1015 females per 1000

males, which is higher than the state average of 989. The sex ratio in rural and urban West Jaintia

Hills is 1006 and 1079 per 1000 males respectively. Therefore, it shows that sex ratio in rural areas

is less than in urban area of the district. The total number of households in the district are 45272.

1.3 Biomass and Livestock

Livestock

The Animal Husbandry and Veterinary department is the core sector of the state

economy and has played a vital role in developing the livestock and poultry component by

implementing certain development schemes both in rural and urban sector for increasing

production and generating employment opportunities.

Agricultural operations in Meghalaya have limitations due to its topography,

climatic situation and socio-economic conditions claiming only about 10% of the total land for

cultivation, therefore, livestock and poultry plays a vital role in the economic growth of the state

and provide the only alternative avocation the villagers fall upon for a subsidiary living.

Application of modern technologies have brought a high hope for commercial livestock and

poultry farming as a full time occupation for a decent living. Though the present output of livestock

0

20,000

40,000

60,000

80,000

1,00,000

1,20,000

Thadlaskein Laskein Amlarem Jowai (Urban)

Po

pu

lati

on

Demography of the district

Total Population No. of SCs No. of STs Literates

Figure 1.1: Demography of the district



production in the State has been increasing at higher proportion to the growth of human

population, the overall availability situation is not encouraging with only 75 grams of milk per

person per day is now available in the State. Similarly, availability of eggs per person per year has

been estimated at 38 Nos. only as against the NRC recommendation of 180. In case of meat, the

availability situation meets the requirement, taking the import from other States into

consideration. However, greater efforts are necessary to bridge the gap between production and

the requirement considering the following plus points:

Traditional dependency of rural tribal population in livestock for livelihood;

Food habits of the people are mostly non-vegetarian in nature.

Absence of any taboo for consumption of chicken meat, pork or beef.

Absence of sentiments for slaughter of livestock including cattle for meat supply.

Readiness of the farmers to adopt modern technologies for breeding, feeding,

management.

Availability of favorable markets within the State as well as in the adjoining States.

Availability of manpower for control of Livestock and Poultry diseases.

Table 1.4: Livestock Population 2012 Census and Growth Rate as compared to 2007 Census

Sl. No. Species Population (Numbers) Total Growth Rate (%)

1 Cattle

Crossbred Male 5602

26458 -1.45 Female 20856

Indigenous Male 355705

879295 2.2 Female 523590

2 Buffalo Indigenous Male 16363

24894 10.02 Female 8531

3 Goat Indigenous Male 179502

472325 29.23 Female 292823

4 Pig

Exotic/ Crossbred Male 72834

137984 96.68 Female 65150


431317 -5.04 Female 206645

5 Sheep

Exotic/ Crossbred Male 299

805 232.64 Female 506


20186 -2.95 Female 12752

6 Poultry

Fowl Improved 344157

3541716 25.84

Desi 3197559 16.15

Duck Improved 514

22845 -93.56

Desi 22331 -61.76

Others Turkey 498 498 2271.43

7 Dog 256972 256972 14.66



The Department of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary is entrusted with the

responsibility of all aspect of Livestock and Poultry Development, like, production, processing and

marketing of livestock and poultry and their products through augmentation of production of milk,

meat, eggs and wool. Animal health care service and prevention of animal diseases is a priority for

maintenance of a healthy stock for optimum production. Creation of suitable infrastructure for

breeding, feeding and management of livestock and poultry, processing of milk, meat and eggs and

marketing of livestock and livestock products is also given due importance. Besides, the

Department is engaged in providing the required training and extension support to livestock

producers so as to promote scientific rearing of livestock and poultry amongst them with

consequent generation of employment avenues in the rural areas. To bring about a developmental

change in livestock and poultry sector, number of programme and infrastructure development were

undertaken by the Government where the activities of the Department were mainly centered round

the following broad objectives:

1. Providing protection to livestock and poultry from the ravages of diseases

through treatments and preventive vaccinations.

2. Introducing improved breeding techniques for upgrading the local stock.

3. Ensuring better Animal Husbandry practices through adoption of Extension and

Research.

4. Building up of adequate technical and professional man-power through Education and

Training.

5. Encouraging setting of Livestock and Poultry Industries.

Table 1.5: Block wise livestock and poultry population in West Jaintia Hills district

Block

Small Animals Large Animal

Dra

ft A

nim

al

(Bu

ffalo

/ y

ak

/

bu

lls/

an

y

oth

er

(No

s.)

Poultr

y

(No.)

Ducks

(No.)

Pigs

(Nos.)

Goats

(Nos.)

Sheep

(Nos.)

Ind

igen

ou

s C

ow

(No

s.)

Hyb

rid

Co

w

(No

s.)

Ind

iscr

ipt

ive

Bu

ffalo

(No

s.)

Hyb

rid

Bu

ffalo

(No

’s)

Thadlask

ein 44813 18 9919 4381 22 17574 104 774 0 0

Laskein 72476 1111 12515 3563 8 8713 554 869 0 0

Amlarem 27746 381 14692 5373 0 7288 19 23 0 0

Total 145035 1510 37126 13317 30 33575 677 1666 0 0

Source: District Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Department, Jowai, West Jaintia Hills



Figure 1.2: Livestock and Poultry population

0

10000

20000

30000

40000

50000

60000

70000

80000

Poultry Ducks Pigs Goats Sheep Total Cows Indescriptive

Buffalo

Po

pu

lati

on

Thadlaskein Laskein Amlarem



1.4 Agro Ecology, Climatic, Hydrology and Topography

Table 1.6: Agro-climatic Zones in West Jaintia Hills District

Source: Official District Website/KVK-Jaintia Hills

Climate and Rainfall

The State is directly influenced by the South West monsoon and North Eastern

winds. The region experiences tropical monsoon climate that varies from Western to Eastern part

of the plateau. Garo Hills’ district has tropical climate characterized by high rainfall and humidity

generally warm summer and moderately cold winter. Khasi and Jaintia Hills have rainfall,

Sl.

No

Agro-climatic

Zone Characteristics

1

Temperate

and sub-

alpine zone

This Zone confined in the Central plateau of the District in an area around Jowai, part of Thadlaskein Block. Climate: The rainfall in this Zone is around 2800 - 6000mm which is well distributed. It is Humid

and moderately warm and severe winter. The dominant geographic unit is upper and middle plateau. Cropping pattern: The main crops grown in this zone are paddy, potato. Vegetables like Tomato, bean, radish, carrot is also grown wherever irrigation facility is available.

2 Sub-Tropical

Hill Zone

This zone spread over the Northern Part of the District. i.e. (Laskein, and part of Thadlaskein,) are under this Zone. Climate : The average rainfall of this zone ranges from 1270- 2032 mm received in 150 days, about 70-80 % of annual rainfall is received during Monsoon period( June –September. The Maximum temperature of this Zone goes up to 20-27°C during April-May while minimum temperature is 6-9°C during December-January. It is humid and Warm. Land use pattern: One of the

characteristic of this zone is high percentage of cultivable land. The dominant geographic unit Hills is rolling and undulating piedmont Cropping Pattern: Major crops grown in this Zone are Paddy and Maize.

3 Mild Tropical

Hill Zone

This zone situated in the south western part of the district. Climate: Humid and warm, Very high rainfall which ranges from 4000 - 10000 mm mostly covered by semi deciduous forest. The maximum temperature ranges from 25-30°C and minimum temperature ranges from 8-10°C. The dominant geographic unit is severely dissected and undulating low hills, gentle to steep slope. The land is mostly covered with forest, land sometimes acidic in nature having poor fertility. Due to steep and undulated topography with high rainfall, soils are prone to erosion leading to heavy degradation. The soil type varies from red to

loamy. Cropping pattern: This zone has most of the forest area of the District .The population of this region depends on Natural resources and forest products like broomsticks etc. The main crops grown in this zone are areca nut, Betel leaf, banana, and fruits.



moderately warm summer and severe winter with periodic depression below freezing point marked

by appearance of ground frost at night and morning over higher elevated areas. The lower elevated

areas experience fairly high temperature for most part of the year having a mean maximum of 23°

to 26°C and a mean minimum of 12° to 17°C. The mean summer temperature is 26°C and

the mean winter temperature is 9°C. The mean annual rainfall varies from 2000-4000 mm

with most rainfall concentrated from May to September.

The Climate of West Jaintia Hills District is uniquely pleasant and caressing. It is

neither too warm in summer nor too cold in winter. The rainfall profile is very high during the

south west monsoon, which usually starts from the middle of May and declines towards the last

part of September. The intensity of rainfall in the district during the last few years has registered a

rising trend, due to the untimely vagary of monsoon coupled by the existence of fogs, mists and

nimbus clouds which loom large during the rainy season. The Average Relative Humidity is the

highest during the month of July while December records the lowest Relative Humidity.

Table 1.7: Monthly rainfall data (in mm) for the year 2013

Sr.

No. Months

Rainfall in

mm

No. of Rainy

Days

1 January 0

164

2 February 0

3 March 18.00

4 April 91.20

5 May 553.40

6 June 672.60

7 July 438.00

8 August 376.70

9 September 260.40

10 October 197.80

11 November 0

12 December 0

Total 2608.10 164

Source: Directorate of Agriculture. Shillong

Topography

The relative relief of the District is 1200 m. The elevation ranges from 76m (at

Dawki) and 1627m (at Maryngksi).Physio-graphically the District is divided into three broad

divisions. They are (i) the Northern Hills (ii) the Central plateau or the central Jowai upland and

(iii) the Southern escarpment. The Northern hills exhibit undulating topography. Denudation Hills

and less dissected topography cover the Northern part of the District. The area is less dissected

showing youthful topography with Denudation Hills, highly dissected undulating topography with



Denudation Hills trending N-S, E-W, NE-SW. The Central plateau is characterized by rolling

mounds and hummocks of gentle height and show flat topography. The Southern escarpment

exhibits denude structural Hills, highly dissected undulating topography with sharp crested hills,

deep gorges and waterfalls. The region is at higher elevation than the northern hills. Physio-

graphically the district may also be divided into Highlands-80.389(000ha), Midlands- 233.57

(000ha), Lowlands-67.941 (000ha) and Hilly tract-67.940 (000ha).

1.5 Soil Profile

The soil formation in the Meghalaya State (pathogenesis) has been

influenced by the geology, relief and climatic conditions prevailing in the region. There

are four distinct categories of soil in the State. The red loamy soils are found in the central

Garo Hills region and upland zones in the Khasi and the Jaintia hills. The laterite soils

are found in a broad belt extending from west to east in the northern parts of the st ate.

Red and yellow soils with a fine texture ranging from loam to silty loam are found in the

foothill regions along the east-west belt. These type of soils are suitable for rice and fruit

cultivation. The northern, western and southern parts of the plateau feature alluvial soils.

These soils vary from sandy to clayey loam with varying amount of nitrogen content.

These are rich in potash but have low phosphate content.

The following table shows the major soils found in the district:

Table 1.8: Major type of Soils in the district

Sl. No. Major Soils Area (ha) Percent (%) of Total

1. Black Soils 16082.4 2%

2. Red Soils 264899 37%

3. Alluvial Soils 16631.6 2%

4. Sandy Soils 36522.6 5%

5. Acid Soils 381100 53%

Total 715236 100%

Source: ICAR Report-2015, Umiam



Entisol, Inceptisol and Alfisol are the Soil group classifications present in the

district. Soil fertility status is generally low to medium. The soil is mostly sandy, reddish brown to

yellow brown in color, acidic in reaction with low water holding capacity and has poor contents

of organic matter and nutrients. The PH value ranges between 4.1 to 5.6 .The concentrations of

organic carbon content varies from 0.28 to 3.1 percent. Low phosphorus content is the

characteristics of the soil of the District varying between 1.8 and 4.5 Kg/ha. The Potassium content

ranges between 28.0 and 112.0 Kg/ha, which is quite lower than normal soil.

Table 1.9: Soil Profile

District/Block Soil Type Area (ha)

Land Slope

0-3%

(ha)

3-8%

(ha)

8-25%

(ha)

>25%

(ha)

West Jaintia

Hills

Fine Loam

137537 NA 22490 10725 139915

Thadlaskein NA NA NA NA NA NA

Laskein NA NA NA NA NA NA

Amlarem NA NA NA NA NA NA


1.6 Soil Erosion and Run-off Status

Soil erosion is a major problem in the state. An estimated 120 tons of soil per

hectare are eroded every year. The most prominent cause of soil erosion in the State is Jhum

cultivation and unscientific quarrying and mining. Nearly 1.102 million hectares in Meghalaya

have been categorized as problem areas in terms of risk of soil erosion.

1.7 Land Use Patterns

Meghalaya is one of the smaller States of the country. Similarly, West Jaintia Hills

is also one of the smaller districts of the State with a total geographical area of 169300 hectares.

The man to land ratio is quite favorable as compared to some of the other States and the population

density is 161 persons per square kilometer. As per the land use statistics for 2014-15, a large part

of the geographical area of the district is under forests. The net sown area is about 24,155 hectares,

which is 14.35% of the total geographical area of the district. More than 4% of the area is fallow.



Table 1.10: Land use pattern

Land Use Area in hectares Percentage

Total geographical area 169300

Reporting area for land utilization 168379 100%

Forests 60970 36.21%

Not available for cultivation 16195 9.62%

Land under misc. tree crops and groves 11739 6.97%

Cultivable wasteland 43656 25.93%

Fallow lands other than current fallows 7523 4.47%

Current fallows 4141 2.46%

Net area sown 24155 14.35%


Forests

34%

Not available

for cultivation

9%

Cultivable

wasteland

24%

Fallow lands

other than

current fallows

4%

Current

fallows

2%

Total cropped

area

14%Net area sown

13%

Figure 1.3: Land use pattern in the district

Table 1.11: Block wise classification of land use pattern in the district for the year 2014-15 (Area in hectares)


Sl/ Blocks

Geo

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ph

ical

Are

a

Rep

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ing A

rea f

or

Lan

d U

tili

zati

on

Sta

tist

ics

Area under Agriculture

Are

a u

nd

er

fore

st

Not available for cultivation Other uncultivated

excluding fallow land Fallow Lands

Area under non-agricultural uses

To

tal/

Gro

ss C

rop

ped

Are

a (

3)

Net

Are

a S

ow

n (

4)

Are

a s

ow

n m

ore

th

an

on

ce (

3-4

)

Cro

pp

ing i

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nsi

ty (

%)

So

cial

Fo

rest

ry

Lan

d u

nd

er

stil

l w

ate

r (b

)

Oth

er

lan

d ©

Total

(8a to

8c)

Barr

en

& U

ncu

ltiv

ab

le l

an

d

Total

(8d+9)

Lan

d u

nd

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mis

c. t

ree c

rop

s &

gro

ves

(no

t in

clu

ded

in

net

are

a

sow

n)

Cu

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ab

le w

ast

e l

an

d

Total

(11+12)

Fall

ow

lan

ds

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er

than

cu

rren

t

fall

ow

s

Cu

rren

t fa

llo

w

Total

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8a 8b 8c 8d 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

Thadlaskein 90460 89642 14442 14213 229 98% 34895 1441 744 2257 4442 3989 8431 8029 21790 29819 1356 928 2284

Laskein 39040 39005 5806 5691 115 98% 12277 331 737 1035 2103 1036 3139 1377 11050 12427 3703 1768 5471

Amlarem 39800 39732 4288 4251 37 99% 13798 571 819 1538 2928 1697 4625 2333 10816 13149 2464 1445 3909

West Jaintia

Hills (Total) 169300 168379 24536 24155 381 98.45% 60970 2343 2300 4830 9473 6722 16195 11739 43656 55395 7523 4141 11664

Chapter 2 District Water profile

2.1 Area-wise, Crop-wise Irrigation status

The district has a forest area of 609.70 sq. km., i.e. about 36.21% of the total

geographical area. The net area sown is 241.55 sq. km. and the total cropped area is 245.36 sq.

km. Fallow land covers about 4.47%, net area sown is about 14.35%, while the total cropped area

is also about 14.57%.

The district has plenty of natural resources for irrigation. The source of irrigation

in the district is mainly through surface irrigation wherein minor irrigation tanks and rain water

harvesting are the major sources. However, there is no source of irrigation from ground water.

Agriculture is the main livelihood of the people of West Jaintia Hills as nearly

89.55% of the district population lives in rural areas. The development of agriculture in the district

depends on a number of factors, including the method of cultivation, the ownership of land, the

availability of irrigational facilities, the

extent of soil conservation, the

availability of cultivable land and its

fertility. Ownership of land including

most of the forest areas is mainly private

i.e., with local tribals. Majority of people

living in rural areas are dependent on the

forest for their day-to-day needs of food

supplements, fodder, medicines, and fuel

wood and construction materials. In

addition to this, they also derive some

income from forests by way of extraction and sale of forest products and employment in forest

based industries. Still some farmers follow the conventional methods of cultivation known as Jhum

or shifting cultivation which is widely practiced in some part of the state.

West Jaintia hills district has a total cropped area of 24536 Hectares out of which

only 381 hectares (1.55%) is sown more than once or under double cropping and the rest under

single or mono cropping system. About 70 percent of the total cultivated area is under rain fed

condition and is used mainly for cultivation of Kharif crops like Rice, Maize, and Soybean etc.

Land utilization for Rabi crops is very less. The major crops are rice (occupying an area of 72.13%),



maize (24%), soybean (2.84%), Arecanut (25.90%), turmeric (20.11%), Pea (0.53%) and Khasi

mandarin (13.84%) and rest are vegetables and other crops.

Table 2.1: Crop-wise status of irrigated and rainfed area in the district

Crop

Type

Kharif (Area in ha) Rabi Area in ha Summer Crop

(Area in ha) Total (Area in ha

Irriga

ted

Rain

fed

Tota

l

Irriga

ted

Rain

fed

Tot

al

Irriga

ted

Rain

fed

Tot

al

Irriga

ted

Rain

fed

Tota

l

A) Cereals

1. Rice

Autum

n - 58 58 - - - - - - - 58 58

Winter 2597.

29

5320.

71

7918

.00 - - - - - -

2597.

29

5320.

71

7918

.00

Spring - - - 70 0 70 - - - 70 - 70

B) Coarse Cereals

Maize - 2259.

84

2259

.84

422.1

6 -

422.

16 - - -

422.1

6

2259.

84 2682

C) Pulses

Pea - 59 59 63 - 63 - - - 63 59 122

Cowpe

a - 22 22 - - - - - - - 22 22

D) Oil Seeds

Sesamu

m - 23 23 - - - - - - - 23 23

Rapese

ed and

Mustar

d

- 10 10 - - - - - - - 10 10

Soya

bean - 317 317 - - - - - - - 317 317

E) Fibre - - - - - - - - - - - -

F) Any other crops

Sugar

Cane - 2 2 - - - - - - - 2 2

Source: District Agriculture Office, Dept. of Agriculture, Jowai, West Jaintia Hills



Table 2.2: Status of irrigated and rainfed area of horticultural crops in the district

Crop

Type

Kharif (Area in ha) Rabi Area in ha Summer Crop (Area

in ha)

Horticulture &

Plantation

Crops (Area in ha)

Irriga

ted

Rain

fed

Tot

al

Irriga

ted

Rain

fed

Tot

al

Irriga

ted

Rain

fed

Tot

al

Irriga

ted

Rain

fed

Tot

al

Pineapp

le - 73 73 - - - - - - - 73 73

Khasi

mandari

n

- 801 801 - - - - - - - 801 801

Assam

lemon - 22 22 - - - - - - - 22 22

Carrot - 40 40 10 - 10 - - - 10 40 50

radish - 20 20 16 - 16 - - - 16 20 36

Potato - 120 120 50 - 50 - - - 50 120 170

Sweet

Potato - 771 771 - - - - - - - 771 771

Ginger - 336 336 - - - - - - - 336 336

Turmeri

c - 1164

116

4 - - - - - - - 1164

116

4

Chillies - 32 32 15 - 15 - - - 15 32 47

Tomato - 316 316 150 - 150 - - - 150 316 466

Cabbag

e - 21 21 38 - 38 - - - 38 21 59

Cauliflo

wer - 25 25 40 - 40 - - - 40 25 65

Lettuce - 5 5 20 - 20 - - - 20 5 25

Mustard

(leaf) - 22 22 30 - 30 - - - 30 22 52

Arecanu

t - 764 764 735 - 735 - - - 735 764

149

9

Banana - 141 141 - - - - - - - 141 141

Total - 4673 467

3 1104 -

110

4 - - - 1104 4673

577

7

Source: District Horticulture Office, Dept. of Agriculture, Jowai, West Jaintia Hills



2.2 Production and Productivity of major Crop

Maize cultivation both Kharif and rabi are taken up by the farmers of the district

as maize not only provides source of income but also provides feed for animals. In the past, farmers

grow paddy once a year but now the farmers have come forward to cultivate this type of Boro

Paddy, as it increase the crop production. In the lower altitude areas, boro paddy cultivation is

taken up. In mid altitude and high altitude, multiple cropping was taken up in areas where

irrigation is assured with a view to

increase the cropping system, also

converting mono cropping into

double cropping system like

growing potato and vegetables in

paddy field. This was done after

harvesting of paddy and then

followed by potato or vegetables in

the same areas and it was observed

that production is more from both

paddy and vegetables.

The season-wise area, production and productivity of major agricultural crops and

horticultural crops in Jaintia hills district are given in the tables.

Table 2.3: Season wise area, production and yield of agricultural crops in the district

Season

Crop Sown

Area

(ha)

Rainfed Irrigated Total

Cereals

Coarse

Cereal

s

Pulses Oil seeds

Fibre

Crop

s

Any

other

crops

Produc

tion

(MT/h

a)

Produc

tivity

or

Yield

(Kgs/h

a)

Cost of

Cultivat

ion

(Rs./ha)

Producti

on

(qtl/yr)

Producti

vity or

Yield

(Kgs/ha

)

Cost

of

Cultiv

ation

(Rs./h

a)

Produc

tion

(qtl/yr

)

Produc

tivity

or

Yield

(Kgs/h

a)

Cost of

Cultivati

on

(Rs./ha)

Kharif

Rice

a) Autumn 58 94 3240 26,312/- 94 3240 26,312/-

b) Winter 7928 14719 5292 26,312/- 14719 5292 26,312/-

Rabi c) Spring 77 347 4506 26,312/- 347 4506 26,312/-

Kharif Maize 2682 3189 3575 27,732/- 3189 3575 27,732/-

Kharif

Pea 54 43 2389 43 2389

Cowpea 21 14 1880 14 1880

Kharif Sesamum 23 12 1555 12 1555

Rabi Rapeseed

&

Mustard

10 5.5 1650 5.5 1650

Kharif Soybean 317 404 3559 404 3559

Kharif Sugar

cane 2 2 2000 2 2000

Source: District Agriculture Office, Dept. of Agriculture, Jowai, West Jaintia Hills

Table 2.4: Production & productivity of major horticulture Crops in the district

Seaso

n

Horticulture Crop Sown/Grown Rainfed Area Irrigated Area Total

Fruit

Crops

Vegetabl

es Crops

Plantati

on

Crops

Rhizoma

tic

Spices

Tempera

te Fruits

Peren

nial

Spice

Producti

on

(Qtl/Ye

ar

Producti

vity or

Yield

(Kg/ha

Cost of

Cultivati

on `/Ha

Producti

on

(Qtl/Ye

ar

Producti

vity or

Yield

(Kg/ha

Cost of

Cultivati

on `/Ha

Producti

on

(Qtl/Ye

ar

Producti

vity or

Yield

(Kg/ha

Cost of

Cultivati

on `/Ha

SU

MM

ER

Orange 800-

1000

80000-

100000 33,474/- 800-

1000

80000-

100000 33,474/-



Banana 150-200 15000-

20000 60,000/- 150-200

15000-

20000 60,000/-

Naspati 100-120 10000-

12000 35,500/- 100-120

10000-

12000 35,500/-

Pineappl

e 500-800

5000-

8000 40,500/- 500-800

5000-

8000 40,500/-

Litchi 120-150 12000-

15000 45,250/- 120-150

12000-

15000 45,250/-

Guava 120-150 12000-

15000 35,950/- 120-150

12000-

15000 35,950/-

Tomato 350-400 35000-

40000 68,059/- 350-400

35000-

40000 68,059/-

Potato 85-100 8500-

10000 60,039/- 85-100

8500-

10000 60,039/-

Cabbage 200-250 20000-

25000 60,429/- 200-250

20000-

25000 60,429/-

Carrot 200-250 20000-

25000 42,914/- 200-250

20000-

25000 42,914/-

Cauliflo

wer 175-200

17500-

20000 60,429/- 175-200

17500-

20000 60,429/-

Arecan

ut 15-20

1500-

2000 45,392/- 15-20

1500-

2000 45,392/-

Betelvin

e 15-30

1500-

3000 53,325/- 15-30

1500-

3000 53,325/-

Ginger 150-200 1500-

2000 80,600/- 150-200

1500-

2000 80,600/-

Turmeric 300-350 30000-

35000 55,106/- 300-350

30000-

35000 55,106/-

Tempera

te Fruits 90-150

9000-

15000 38,500/- 90-150

9000-

15000 38,500/-

Black

Peppe

r

60-70 6000-

7000 80,500/- 60-70

6000-

7000 80,500/-

Source: District Horticulture Office, Dept. of Agriculture, Jowai, West Jaintia Hill

2.3 Irrigation based classification

The District has adequate water resources for sowing crops and efficient utilization

of available water resources can enhanced the production and productivity of crops and would be

sufficient for local consumption. Further, the district is drained by the rivers of Myngngot

(Umngot), Myntang and in the Southern part, the District is drained by Myntdu River and its

tributaries. The main tributaries are Umlatang, Lynriang, Lubha, Umlanar, and Lukha. In the

West Myngngot River separating the East Khasi Hills District with the Jaintia Hills.

The present irrigation status in West Jaintia Hills is quite low. The gross irrigated

area in the district is 5624.60 ha while the

gross cropped area is 24536 ha i.e. total

irrigated area is only 22.92% of the gross

cropped area. Amlarem sub-divisional

block has a highest net irrigated area of

2937.00 hectares (52.66%). Thadlaskein

block ranks second in the net irrigated

area which is 1588.78 hectares (28.25%).

In addition, the total partially irrigated

area/protective irrigation in the district is

13227.43 hectares.

Table 2.5: Block-wise Irrigation based classification

Block

Irrigated (Area in ha) Rainfed (Area in ha)

Gross Irrigated

Area Net Irrigated Area

Partially

Irrigated/Protective

Irrigation

Un-

Irrigated

or Totally

Rainfed

Thadlaskein 1588.78 1549.43 4858.84 NA

Laskein 1073.82 968.02 3042.91 NA

Amlarem 2962.00 2937.00 5325.68 NA

West Jaintia

Hills (Total) 5624.60 5454.45 13227.43 -

Source: Water Resource Dept., Jowai, West Jaintia Hills



Figure 2.1: Block-wise irrigation based classification

1588.78

1073.82

2962

1549.43

968.02

2937

4858.84

3042.91

5325.68

0

1000

2000

3000

4000

5000

6000


Are

a i

n h

ect

are

s

Block

Gross Irrigated Area Net Irrigated Area Partially Irrigated Area





Chapter 3 Water Availability

Irrigation and Water Resources Development provides the basic infrastructure for

the growth of economy of the country and large investment has been made for the purpose in our

country. Irrigation is an artificial application of water to the soil for crop production by

constructing headworks (weir) across a river in case of flow irrigation system. In lift irrigation

system water required for irrigation purpose has been lifted from the river as the situation

commands by diesel operated or electricity power operated barge mounted pump. In third case

where these two systems are not feasible required water are extracted from the water bearing

aquifer beneath the ground level by means of deep tube well assembly. Besides these popular

system of irrigation there are sprinkler system and drip irrigation system. In a world of explosive

population growth, particularly in developing nations, it is the need of the time to enhance the

growth of food grain production keeping in conformity with the increase in population. The

increase in agricultural production in general and food grain production in particular has not kept

pace with the growth of the population by ushering the traditional cultivation system. Every means

must therefore be sought to increase agricultural production. In the arid and semi-arid zones of the

world one of the principal means to achieve this is development of irrigation. Our country, India

also needs irrigation to keep pace with the growth of its huge population, which has crossed one

billion marks in this millennium.

Out of total geographical area of 22, 42,900 hectares of Meghalaya, the net

cropped area is only about 9.87% i.e. 2, 21,374.23 ha of the total geographical area of the State.

Meghalaya is basically an agrarian State with about 70-80% of its population depending on

Agriculture and allied activities, yet the state is deficit in food grain production. One of the major

inputs for increasing food grain production in the State is undoubtedly providing of assured

irrigation so that the farmers can take up double/triple cropping. The identified ultimate irrigation

potential of the State is approximately 2.18 Lakhs hectare. The irrigation potential created through

the 266 no’s of Departmental schemes completed by the end of 2009-10 is about 29,213.77 hectares

which is within 13.40% of the ultimate potential. Out of this, 27,300.32 Ha is under Surface water

and 1913.45 Ha is under Ground water. The number of completed schemes is 246 Surface Water

Schemes, 9 Nos. Deep Tube Wells and a cluster of Shallow Tube Wells. The main function of the

Water Resources Dept. is the implementation of Irrigation Projects consisting of Surface Flow and

Surface Lift Irrigation schemes in all the Districts of the State. Ground Water Irrigation schemes

are also implemented in areas where they are found feasible. Besides these, there are also Centrally

Sponsored Schemes which are being implemented by the Department such as the Accelerated



Irrigation Benefit Programme (AIBP), RIDF schemes of NABARD, Command Area

Development and Water Management (CAD&WM) Programme and Rationalization of Minor

Irrigation Statistics (RMIS). Besides Minor Irrigation which are the only schemes implemented by

the Directorate of Irrigation, the Water Resources Department will also implement Medium

Irrigation Projects and take up flood protection and flood management works for Agricultural

lands. During 2009-10 there were 72 no’s of On-going Minor Irrigation schemes under A.I.B.P at

a total estimated cost of Rs 10122.876 Lakh to cover a command area of 8600.602 Ha and to

benefit 4208 families. There were also 17

no’s under State Plan at a total estimated

cost of Rs 1030.052 Lakh to cover a

command area of 1004.08 ha and to benefit

461 families. The on-going RIDF schemes

under NABARD were 24 in no’s at a total

estimated cost of Rs 2717.42 Lakh, to cover

a total command area of 3261.58 Ha and

benefit 2149 families. There was no on-

going CADWM scheme during 2009-10.

However, recently the Govt. of India has sanctioned a CADWM scheme for a cluster of 6 (six)

M.I projects at the estimated cost of Rs.122.25 Lakh. Regarding the RMIS, the Department has

just completed the conduct of the 4th Minor Irrigation Census with reference year 2006-07.

(Source: www.meghalaya.gov.in/megportal/department)

3.1 Status of water availability

In the district there are no major or medium irrigation projects, hence the

agricultural development in the area is dependent on minor irrigation schemes. The existing

irrigation schemes are based only on surface water and the source is mainly through non-monsoon

base flow. The total command area is 4545.29 ham in the district. Piped water supply schemes and

spot source water schemes are the main source of water supply schemes and play a major role for

the water requirement of the people especially in the rural areas. Piped water supply schemes are

categorized into (i) Gravity Feed Schemes and (ii) River Pumping Schemes. Spot source water

supply scheme are classified into (i) Hand pump, (ii) Spring tapped chamber and (iii) Well (dug,

ring) maintained by Public Health Engineering Department, Meghalaya (PHED).

The availability of water through surface irrigation in the district is 81.45 MCM in

which majorly the availability of water is through minor irrigation and has a share of 76.80 MCM

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(94.29%) while from various water bodies including rain water harvesting is 4.65 MCM (5.71%).

However, there is no ground water availability from various sources in the district.

Table 3.1: Status of water availability


S.No Sources (in BCM) Kharif Rabi Perennial Total

Thadlaskein C & RD Block

1. Surface Irrigation

(i) Minor Irrigation 0.044 0.0003 - 0.0443

(ii) Various Water Bodies Including Rain

Water Harvesting 0.0003 0.00001 - 0.00031

Laskein C & RD Block


(i) Minor Irrigation 0.025 0.0008 - 0.0258


Water Harvesting 0.003 0.00008 - 0.0031

Amlarem C & RD Block


(i) Minor Irrigation 0.006 0.0007 0.02 0.0067


Water Harvesting 0.001 0.00004 0.0002 0.00124

S.No Sources (in BCM) Kharif Rabi Perennial Total

Thadlaskein C & RD Block

2. Ground Water

(i) Open Well Nil Nil Nil Nil

(ii) Deep Tube Well Nil Nil Nil Nil

(iii) Medium Tube Well Nil Nil Nil Nil

(iv) Shallow Tube Wells Nil Nil Nil Nil

Laskein C & RD Block

2. Ground Water





Amlarem C & RD Block

2. Ground Water







3.2 Status of Ground Water Availability

The geography of the district is characterized by undulatory terrain due to which

the development of ground water in the district is practically negligible. However, the scope of

development of ground water lies in low lying depression and valley fills which hold good

prospects for the ground water development. Moreover, in the district all the minor irrigation

scheme are executed by the surface water only and as per Ground water resources estimation, the

stage of ground water development is only 0.006% which leaves a greater scope for ground water

development. (CGWB report, 2013)

According to CGWB report-2013, the ground water resource potential is

calculated using the Rainfall Infiltration Factor method where in recharge from sources other than

rainfall, ground water irrigation, recharge from ponds and tanks, check dams Nalla bunds is taken

as nil for the district and only surface water irrigation is taken into account. The total annual

recharge is obtained as the arithmetic sum of recharge from rainfall and the recharge from sources

other than rainfall. Thus, table 3.2 and 3.3 shows ground water resource potential (as on March

2009) in ham.

Table 3.2: Status of Ground Water Availability (CGWB report-2013)

In hectare metre

District

Status of Block as per

Central Ground Water Board

Notification

Ground Water (ham)

Critica

l

Semi-

Critical Safe

Draft

(ham)

Recharge

(ham)

Gap

(ham)

West Jaintia Hills Safe 1.98 37800.00 37798.02


Table 3.3: Net ground water availability (ham)

In hectare metre

Annual Replenishable GW resources Total

annual

ground

water

recharge

Natural

discharge

during non-

monsoon

season

Net ground

water

availability

Monsoon season Non-monsoon season

Rainfall

recharge

Recharge

from other

source

Recharge

from

rainfall

Recharge

from other

source

30750 Nil 7050 Nil 37800 3780 34020

Source: CGWB Report-2013, MoWR, GoI



Table 3.4: Categorization of ground water resources

In hectare metre

Net

Ground

Water

availabili

ty

Annual GW draft Domestic

and

industrial

uses upto

2025

Ground

Water

availabilit

y for

future

irrigation

Stage of

ground

water

developme

nt (%)

Categori

zation Irrigati

on

Domestic

and

industrial

uses

Total

34020 Nil 1.98 1.98 1319 32701 0.006 Safe

Source: CGWB Report-2013, MoWR, GoI

“The calculated figures of ground water resource and the stage of development computed, it can be seen

that, ground water development is yet to be picked up in the area. The stage of development during the

last decade is negligible and the district can be developed further by utilizing the abundant ground water

available in the district.”

3.3 Status of Command Area

The total command area in the district is 7163.51 ha. Out of which 7021.07 ha

(98.01%) is under developed command area and 142.44 ha (1.99%) is under underdeveloped

command area. Further, the total area under canal command is 6987.17 ha of which 98.04% area

is developed and only 1.96% is underdeveloped area. Maximum command area under canal is

covered in Amlarem block (3167.50 ha) followed by Thadlaskein (2568.40 ha) and Laskein

(1251.27 ha). On the other hand, in Laskein and Amlarem Blocks, the total command area under

other services is 95.80 ha and 69.00 ha.

Table 3.5: Status of Command Area (hectares)

Source: Water Resource Dept., Jowai,

Name of the

Block

Information of Canal Command Information on other

services Command Total Area (ha)

Total Area

Develo

ped

Area

Undevel

oped

Area

Total

Area

Develo

ped

Area

Undevel

oped

Area

Develo

ped

Comm

and

Undevel

oped

Comma

nd

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 3+6 4+7

Thadlaskein 2568.40 2526.19 42.21 11.54 11.54 0.00 2537.73 42.21

Laskein 1251.27 1221.10 30.17 95.80 90.34 5.46 1311.44 35.63

Amlarem 3167.50 3102.90 64.60 69.00 69.00 0.00 3171.90 64.60

Total 6987.17 6850.19 136.98 176.34 170.88 5.46 7021.07 142.44



3.4 Existing type of Irrigation

The total command area covered from surface irrigation is 18843.73 ha. However,

due to underdevelopment of ground water resources, the command area covered from ground

water sources is zero. The availability of water in the district is only through surface irrigation

wherein the irrigation from community or private canals covers the maximum command area of

13219.13 ha while govt. canals covers 5624.60 ha. In surface irrigation category, canal based

irrigation is a prominent source of irrigation in the district while in ground water category, no

major source of irrigation is available. Around 70.15% of the command area under irrigation is

mainly done by community or private canals while only 29.85% is done by govt. canals in the

district. Amlarem block ranks first which covers an area of 5322.38 ha from community or private

canals for the irrigation followed by Thadlaskein block, which covers an area of 4853.84 ha. On

the other hand, Amlarem block covers maximum a command area of 2962.00 ha under irrigation

from govt. canals followed by Thadlaskein block with an area 1588.78 ha.

Table 3.6: Status of Command Area from existing type of Irrigation

Sources of

Irrigation

Surface Irrigation Ground Water

Total Canal based

Tank/Pon

ds/Reserv

oirs

Tube Wells Open

wells Bore well

Govt.

Canal

Communi

ty/Pvt.

Canals

Ponds Govt

.

Pvt

.

Comm

unity/

Govt.

/ Pvt.

Go

vt.

Pvt

.

Surface flow Irrigation

Thadlaskein 1588.78 4853.84 NA NA NA NA NA NA 6442.62

Laskein 1073.82 3042.91 NA NA NA NA NA NA 4116.73

Amlarem 2962.00 5322.38 NA NA NA NA NA NA 8284.38

Total 5624.60 13219.13 18843.73




Chapter 4 Water Requirement/ Demand

The earlier Chapters deal with the general profile, water profile and water

availability of Udalguri district. The present chapter deals with the last year (2015) and projected

(2020) demand of water for various sectors. The demand for water has been assessed on the basis

of data obtained from different departments.

4.1 Domestic Water Demand

Data of Census 2011 and 2001 has considered to arrive at the growth rate of

population of the district. As per Census 2011, the district has shown an annual growth rate of

3.21%. Table 4.1 below indicates the Block-wise population of the district. The population in 2015

has been calculated by assuming a growth rate of 1.13% over a period of four years (from 2011-

2015). Projected population has been calculated in similar way by assuming a growth rate of 1.06%

over the period of five years (from 2015-2020).

It has been assumed that per capita daily water requirement of people residing in

urban areas of the district is 150 Litres and for population in rural areas, the daily per capita daily

water requirement is 70 Litres. Using the same norms domestic water supply demand has been

worked out and given in table 4.1 below.

Table 4.1: Block wise Domestic Water Demand in the district (MCM)

Blocks 2011 2015

Gross water

demand in MCM

(2015)

Projected

Population

2020

Gross water

demand in MCM

(2020)

Thadlaskein 109509 124262 3.17 131473 3.36

Laskein 90402 102581 2.62 108534 2.77

Amlarem 43844 49750 1.27 52638 1.34

Jowai (Urban) 28430 30080 1.65 31826 1.74

Total 272185 306673 8.71 324471 9.22

Source: Census-2011



Figure 4.1: Domestic Water Demand

It can be inferred from the table that considering the growth rate of population of

the district, the quantity of water required in 2020 for domestic consumption shall be

approximately 9.22 MCM while the water requirement in 2015 is 8.71 MCM.

4.2 Crop Water Requirement

Taking into account, the water requirement of various crops, average water

requirement per hectare of land has been worked out to for each crop separately. The irrigation

efficiency of water has also been considered while working out the water requirement. It has been

observed that most of the field is rainfed.

Further, as discussed in Chapter 2, cereals are cultivated on major part of the gross

cropped area in the district. Hence, the crop water requirement for major cereals viz. Paddy,

Maize, etc. as assumed by KVK, East Khasi Hills has been taken. The assumptions are as under:

For paddy: 0.01 MCM/ha,

For Maize: 0.007 MCM/ha,

For Pea and Cowpea: 0.00425 MCM/ha,

For Sesamum: 0.002 MCM/ha

3.1

7

2.6

2

1.2

7

1.6

5

3.3

6

2.7

7

1.3

4

1.7

4

0.00

0.50

1.00

1.50

2.00

2.50

3.00

3.50

4.00

T H A D L A S K E I N L A S K E I N A M L A R E M J O W A I ( U R B A N )

WA

TE

R D

EM

AN

D I

N M

CM

Gross water demand in MCM (2015) Gross water demand in MCM (2020)



For Rapeseed and Mustard: 0.0016 MCM/ha, and

For Soybean: 0.00575 MCM/ha

The small portion of area under other crops has been taken in category of vegetables and same

assumption has been made.

Table 4.2: Crop Water Requirement*

Block

Area

sown

(Ha)

Irrigated

area (ha)

Crop

Water

Demand

in MCM

Water

Potential

Required in

MCM

Existing

Water

Potential

MCM

Water

Potential to

be created

MCM

Thadlaskein 5483.80 1330.45 12.47 12.47 -25.98 38.45

Laskein 4786.19 1730.00 16.57 16.57 -9.75 26.32

Amlarem 954.00 92.00 1.55 1.55 -6.93 8.48

Total 11224.00 3152.00 30.60 30.60 -42.66 73.25

*The table excludes crop water requirement for horticultural crops due to unavailability of block wise

data, hence crop water requirement is only calculated for cereals, course cereals, pulses, oilseeds and

sugarcane.

Water potential required has been derived from water required by crops cultivated

under rainfed conditions. Therefore, the existing water potential represents the water requirement

of crops cultivated in irrigated areas.

It can be concluded from the table that a total water potential of 73.26 MCM is to

be created in the district to fulfill the requirement of crops.

4.3 Livestock Water Demand

The requirement of water for livestock for the district has been derived from

livestock census 2012. Data from livestock census 2012 have been considered to arrive at the

growth rate as compared to 2007 census of livestock in the district. As per census 2012, the district

has shown the following growth rate as compared to 2007 census.



Table 4.3: Livestock water requirement and percentage growth rate

Livestock Water Requirement (litre/day)** Growth Rate (%)

Poultry 0.50 25.84

Ducks 0.50 -77.66*

Exotic Pig 15.00 96.68

Sheep 3.00 232.64

Goats 3.00 29.23

Indigenous Cow 29.00 2.20

Hybrid Cow 60.00 -1.45*

Indiscriptive Buffalo 45.00 10.02

Source: Livestock Census 2012, Meghalaya

*For calculating the population of livestock in the year 2020, negative growth rate was taken as 0.

** The data for water requirement for the livestock has been taken from the district animal husbandry

and veterinary department.

Table 4.3 below indicates the block-wise livestock population of the district.

Projected livestock population (in 2020) has been calculated by assuming the annual growth rates

from table 4.2 over a period of 5 years (from 2015-2016).

Based on the projected water requirement for livestock in 2020, the gap has been

assessed. The total potential which has to be created for livestock in 2020 is 1.095 MCM. This has

been assessed on the terms of the following:

The water requirement for indigenous and hybrid cows is 29 and 60 litres/day while for

indiscriptive buffaloes is 65 litres. However, for small animals such as sheep’s, goats and

pigs are 3, 3 and 15 litres/day and for poultry and ducks 0.50 litres/day.

For projecting the water demand of livestock, growth rate as deduced from census has been

considered during calculations. In case of livestock with decreasing growth rate of

population, the present population has been considered. It is assumed that present water

requirement of livestock is met from existing water usage and hence existing potential is

equal to existing demand.



Table 4.4: Livestock Water Demand

Block

Livestock Population

(No.)

Water Requirement

(MCM) Existing

Water

Potential

(MCM)

Water

Potential

to be

created

(MCM) 2015 2020 2015 2020

Thadlaskein 77605 192620 0.268 0.576 0.268 0.308

Laskein 99809 261277 0.204 0.577 0.204 0.373

Amlarem 55522 171452 0.169 0.583 0.169 0.414

Total 232936 625349 0.642 1.737 0.642 1.095

4.4 Industrial Water Demand

No small, medium or large industry exists in the district and hence, the industrial

water demand has been indicated to be zero.

Table 4.5: Industrial water demand

Block No. of

Industries

Present

water

demand

(MCM)

Water

demand in

2020 (MCM)

Existing

water

potential

(MCM)

Water

potential to be

created (MCM)

Thadlaskein NA NA NA NA NA

0.2683

0.20450.1694

0.5764 0.5770 0.5833

0.0000

0.1000

0.2000

0.3000

0.4000

0.5000

0.6000

0.7000


Wate

r R

equ

irem

en

t in

MC

M

Block

Livestock Water Demand

2015 2020

Figure 4.2: Livestock Water demand



Laskein NA NA NA NA NA

Amlarem NA NA NA NA NA

4.5 Water Demand for power generation

Power is not generated in the district and hence, water requirement has been

indicated to be zero. The power requirement of district is met through common grid system of the

state.

Table 4.6: Water demand for power generation

Block

Power

requirement

(MW)

Water

demand

(MCM)

Water

demand in

2020

(MCM)

Existing

water

potential

(MCM)

Water

potential to be

created

(MCM)

Thadlaskein NA NA NA NA NA

Laskein NA NA NA NA NA

Amlarem NA NA NA NA NA

4.6 Total Water Demand of the district for various sectors

This section presents the total water demand of the district and has been calculated

by summing up all major sectors consuming water. The current water demand has been indicated

in Table 4.6 and the projected water demand has been depicted in Table 4.7.

Table 4.7: Total sector wise present water demand

Block

Sector-wise water demand (2015)

Total

(MCM) Domestic

(MCM)

Crop

(MCM)

Livestock

(MCM)

Industries

(MCM)

Power

Generation

(MCM)

Thadlaskein 3.175 12.470 0.268 NA NA 15.913

Laskein 2.621 16.570 0.204 NA NA 19.395

Amlarem 1.271 1.550 0.169 NA NA 2.991

Total 7.067 30.590 0.642 - - 38.299



Table 4.8: Total sector wise projected (2020) water demand

Block

Sector-wise water demand (2020)

Total (MCM) Domestic

(MCM)

Crop

(MCM)

Livestock

(MCM)

Industries

(MCM)

Power

Generation

(MCM)

Thadlaskein 3.359 38.450 0.576 NA NA 42.385

Laskein 2.773 26.320 0.577 NA NA 29.670

Amlarem 1.345 8.480 0.583 NA NA 10.408

Total 7.477 73.250 1.736 - - 82.463

0.000

2.000

4.000

6.000

8.000

10.000

12.000

14.000

16.000

18.000

Domestic Crop Livestock Industries Power Generation

wate

r d

em

an

d i

n M

CM

Sector

Water Demand in 2015


Figure 4.3: Present Water Demand for various sectors

0.000

5.000

10.000

15.000

20.000

25.000

30.000

35.000

40.000

45.000

Domestic Crop Livestock Industries Power

Generation

Wate

r d

em

an

d i

n M

CM

Sectors

Water Demand in 2020


Figure 4.4: Water Demand in 2020 for various sectors



4.7 Water Budget

Water budget reflects the relationship between input and output of water through

a region. Thus, we have a direct comparison of supply of water and the natural demand for water.

The following data provides current water gap and projected water gap for the year 2020.

Table 4.9: Water Budget

Block

Existing water

availability (MCM) Total

(MCM)

Water Demand

(MCM) Water Gap (MCM)

Surface

Water

Ground

Water

Present

(2015)

Projected

(2020)

Present

(2015)

Projected

(2020)

Thadlaskein 44.61 Nil 44.61 15.913 42.386 -28.697 -2.224

Laskein 28.90 Nil 28.90 19.395 29.670 -9.505 0.770

Amlarem 7.94 Nil 7.94 2.991 10.408 -4.949 2.468

Total 81.45 - 81.45 38.299 82.464 -43.151 1.014



Chapter 5 Strategic Action Plan for Irrigation

in District under PMKSY

The vision of the scheme PMKSY is to ensure access to some means of protective

irrigation to all agricultural farms in the country, to increase water use efficiency by its ‘per drop

more crop’ subcomponent, thus bringing much desired rural prosperity. The need of the hour is to

have well managed watershed resources which not only enhances the ecological resource base of

a rural economy but will also create sustainable livelihood opportunity.

5.1 Strategic Action Plan for Irrigation under PMKSY

At present, the schemes implemented by all the departments are broadly based and

are required to be specific and location/ problem based. A systematic integrated approach having

full participation of the users in the planning process is the need of the hour and extension

facilitation should be inter-disciplinary. On the basis of methodology described above, a strategic

plan for four years has been prepared starting from 2016-17 to 2019-20.

The schemes have been prepared by the proper consultation with the actual

beneficiaries. The plan in brief is detailed below.

5.2 Department wise total plan of district

Estimated plan for whole district under the scheme for four years works out to be

Rs. 44105.60 Lakhs. Water Resource Department accounts for the maximum share of about Rs.

16445.49 Lakhs (37.29%) and is followed by Soil and Water Conservation department with a

budget of Rs. 13911.67 Lakh (31.54%) while Agriculture Department has a share of Rs. 13748.44

Lakh (31.17%). While working out the plan, phasing of ongoing irrigation projects has been

considered. However, from the proposal of departments, eligible activities under RIDF will be

covered as per the funds requirement of the State. Capacity building, extension and training are

important components for successful execution of the plan. Department wise plan for 2016-17,

2017-18, 2018-19, 2019-20 and 2020-21 has been proposed.



Table 5.1: Department wise budget for the district

Name of the

District

Water Resource Soil Conservation Agriculture Total

No. of

Scheme

Estimated

Amount

(Rs. In

Lakh)

No. of

Scheme

Estimated

Amount

(Rs. In

Lakh)

No. of

Scheme

Estimated

Amount

(Rs. In

Lakh)

No. of

Schemes

Amount

(Rs. In

Lakh)

West

Jaintia Hills 380 16445.49 38279 13911.67 19734 13748.44 58393 44105.60

Rs. In Crore 380 164.45 38279 139.12 19734 137.48 58393 441.05

5.3 Component wise Plan

The plan is prepared component wise also. Table 5.2 shows component wise plan

for 4 years starting from 2016-17 to 2019-20. AIBP component has to be executed mainly by Soil

and Water Conservation Department. Her Khet KO Pani and Per Drop More Crop components

will be executed by Water Resource and Agriculture and Horticulture department mainly.

Watershed component will be taken care of by the Soil and Water Conservation Department and

Rural Development Department. Extension & training component will be executed by ATMA.

However, all the stakeholders need to have coordination among themselves to have the maximum

irrigation efficiency and to avoid duplicity. It is observed that maximum share of 38.67% is for

Har Khet KO Pani followed by Per Drop More Crop (30.87%) and Watershed has 6.06%.

Water

Resource

37.29%

Soil & Water

Conservation

31.54%

Agriculture

31.17%

Department wise budget

Water Resource Soil & Water Conservation Agriculture

Figure 5.1: Department wise budget for West Jaintia Hills’ district

Table 5.2: Component wise budget for the district

Block

AIBP Har Khet ko Pani Per Drop

More Crop Watershed

RIDF-

NABARD /

NABARD Loan

State Planned

Irrigation Scheme ATMA Total

No.

of

Sche

mes

Esti

mate

d

Cost

(Rs.

In

Lakh

)

No. of

Schemes /

Capacity

(cum)

Estim

ated

Cost

(Rs.

In

Lakh)

No.

of

Sche

mes

Estim

ated

Cost

(Rs.

In

Lakh)

No. of

Schem

es

Estim

ated

Cost

(Rs.

In

Lakh)

No.

of

Sche

mes

Estimate

d Cost

(Rs. In

Lakh)

No. of

Schemes

/

Capacity

(cum)

Estimat

ed Cost

(Rs. In

Lakh)

No.

of

Sche

mes

/

Cap

acity

(cum

)

Estimat

ed Cost

(Rs. In

Lakh)

No.

of

Sche

mes

Estimated

Cost (Rs.

In Lakh)

Thadlask

ein 288

1639.

21

552 / 31619520

cum

6763.3

4 9241

6618.7

7 28310 841.35 354 1639.29

95 / 9492480

cum

2146.91 169 45.60 39009 19694.47

Laskein 204 1081.

02

295 / 59146560

cum

5637.35

6946 4686.7

8 3346

1459.38

84 896.93 103 /

17544960 cum

2191.58 173 46.40 11151 15999.44

Amlare

m 28

145.96

102 / 14266368

cum

4655.16

3068 2309.5

3 4839 370.83 14 689.46 45 199.38 137 41.36 8233 8411.68

Total 520 2866

.19

949 /

105032448

17055

.85 19255

13615

.08 36495

2671.5

6 452 3225.68

243 /

27037440

cum

4537.87 479 133.36 58393 44105.59

5.4 Block wise Plan under PMKSY

Out of the total budget of 44105.60 Lakh, the maximum allocation of fund is by

Water Resource department has allocated a maximum share of 39.18% to Laskein Block

followed by Thadlaskein Block (32.74%) and Amlarem (28.07%).While the Soil and Water

Conservation department has allocated a share of 54.96% to Thadlaskein Block followed by

Laskein (34.66%) and Amlarem (10.38%). On the other hand, the Agriculture department has

allocated a maximum share of 48.47% to Thadlaskein Block followed by Laskein (34.43%) and

Amlarem has been allocated a share of 17.10%.

Table 5.3: Block wise budget for district

Name of the

Block

Water Resource Soil & Water

Conservation Agriculture

No. of

Scheme

Estimated

Amount

(Rs. In lakh)

No. of

Scheme

Estimated

Amount

(Rs. In lakh)

No. of

Scheme

Estimated

Amount

(Rs. In lakh)

Thadlaskein 148 5384.66 29343 7645.45 9410 6664.37

Laskein 209 6443.79 3944 4822.47 7119 4733.18

Amlarem 23 4617.04 4992 1443.75 3205 2350.89

Total 380 16445.49 38279 13911.67 19734 13748.44

Figure 5.2: Component wise budget for West Jaintia Hills’ district

AIBP

6.50%

Har Khet Ko

Pani

38.67%Per Drop More

Crop

30.87%

Watershed

6.06%

RIDF/Loan-

NABARD

7.31%

State Govt.

Schemes

10.29%

ATMA

0.30%

Component wise Budget



Figure 5.3: Block wise allocation of budget by Soil & Water

Conservation Department

Thadlaskein

55%Laskein

35%

Amlarem

10%

Soil & Water Conservation

Figure 5.4: Block wise allocation of budget by Agriculture

Department

Thadlaskein

48.37%

Laskein

34.43%

Amlarem

17.10%

Agriculture



5.5 Suggestions

For successful implementation of PMKSY plan it is suggested that:

All the stakeholders should convene meeting of Panchayat Samities and then finalize the

village plan and prepare DPR.

There should not be any duplicity of project.

The Department should supplement each other so that the maximum irrigation efficiency

is achieved.

Agriculture and Horticulture Department should take micro irrigation projects in the

command of minor irrigation projects which are either completed or likely to be completed

in near future.

All the irrigation projects should have a component of water conveyance so that the each

drop of water is judiciously utilized.

Where ever feasible, solar pump sets should be installed.

All the structures planned should be geo tagged and marked on map, so that social

monitoring of the projects can be conducted. This will also avoid the duplicity.

Priority should be given to projects to minimize the gap in potential created and potential

utilized.

Wherever sites with low head LIS have already been exhausted, higher per hectare norms

should be allowed.

Thadlaskein

33%

Laskein

39%

Amlarem

28%

Water Resource

Figure 5.5: Block wise allocation of budget by Water Resource

Department



Execution of the scheme should be expeditiously completed.

There should be smooth fund flow for timely completion of the project and to avoid cost

escalation.

5.6 Expected Outcome

As stated above in earlier chapters gross sown area of the district is 17000.99

hectare of which 4256.45 hectare is irrigated. Thus there is a gap of 12744.54 hectare which can

be converted from rainfed to area under assured irrigation. As the water requirement of crops for

the existing cropping pattern works out to be 30.59 MCM and if the gross cropped area is to be

brought under irrigated area, 73.25 MCM water is required. However, only surface water is

available in the district and there is a need for the development of ground water resources but still

it will not be feasible to create irrigation potential to the extent of 100% as the construction of

irrigation project may not be economically viable even if it is technically feasible. In hilly area due

to tough terrain, high head, small and fragmented land holdings, per hectare cost may be very

high. Moreover it may not be feasible to develop all the sources within a short spell of four years

for which the plan is being prepared.

It is proposed to create irrigation potential by installing new lift irrigation and flow

irrigation schemes tapping surface water and installation of tube wells and bore wells where ground

water is available. Besides, water harvesting structures have also been proposed which will harvest

rainwater as also spring water.

Potential of 13028.34 hectare is proposed to be created by Water Resource

department. Department of Soil and Water Conservation has proposed to create an irrigation

potential of 3408.50 hectare while Agriculture department has proposed to create an irrigation

potential of 19585 hectare. Sprinkler and drip irrigation schemes have been proposed by the

Horticulture department. On completion of these projects, it is expected that an additional

irrigation potential will be created due to saving of water through adoption of water saving

methods of irrigation.

The scheme also includes training and awareness programs and livelihood

programme for creation of water sources to full potential in identified backward rainfed blocks

including renovation of traditional water bodies, creation of new water conservation and water

harvesting structures, irrigation canals and drains, land development, etc. but the plan of

convergence schemes has not been prepared as there were no such convergence scheme going on

in the district as of date.



Annexure

Strategic Action Plan for Irrigation under PMKSY

(Water Resource Department)



Strategic Action Plan for Irrigation under PMKSY for the year 2016-17 to 2020-2021

S.

No

Name of

Block

Concern

ed

Ministr

y /

Depart

ment

Compo

nent Activity

Name of the

Village Co-ordinates

Total

Number/

Capacity

(Cum)

Command

Area/

Irrigation

Potential

(Ha)

Period

of

imple

mentat

ion (

5/7

years )

Estimated

Cost (in

Lakhs)

1 Thadlaske

in Block MOWR

Har

Khet

Ko Pani

I Surface Minor Irrigation

1 Khloomynskut MIP Nongbah N 25°31'0" E 92°13'0" 12,64,320 43.90 5 years 109.398

2 Salai Kmai MIP Larnai N 25°34'30" E 92°8'40" 17,28,000 60.00 5 143.757

3 Wah Lashen MIP Sanaro N 25°38'20" E 92°21'75" 43,48,800 151.00 5 301.756

4 Umlidoh Neng MIP Mihmyntdu N 25°26'48.82" E 92°13'44.37" 13,82,400 48.00 5 94.952

5 Madan Ionglamajra MIP Nongbah N 25°30'47.20" E 92°15'39.04" 10,08,000 35.00 5 70.000

6 Mynshlem MIP Nartiang N 25°35'50.16" E 92°13'32.47" 10,08,000 35.00 5 70.000

7 Wahsama MIP Nangbah N 25°31'51.9" E 92°13'50.6" 7,20,000 25.00 5 50.000

8 Wahsohngang MIP Nongkhroh N 25°37'43.58" E 92°08'45.82" 20,16,000 70.00 5 140.000

9 Ban Kya MIP Sung Valley N 25°33'00.99" E 92°07'53.27" 5,76,000 20.00 5 40.000

10 Lyntair Lakhmi MIP Sung Valley N 25°33'35.56" E 92°08'22.04" 28,80,000 100.00 5 200.000

11 Madan Sylwen MIP Sung Valley N 25°34'34.02" E 92°07'12.73" 17,28,000 60.00 5 120.000

12 Dwar Khyndaw MIP Thadmusem N 25°34'57.71" E 92°10'37.85" 23,04,000 80.00 5 160.000

13 Khyndai Rakut MIP Sohphoh N 25°34'43.04" E 92°09'41.76" 5,76,000 20.00 5 40.000

14 Saidngiem MIP Nongkhroh N 25°37'49.84" E 92°08'17.45" 57,60,000 200.00 5 400.000

15 Umjyrlud - Wahiongmat

MIP Nongdhar N 25°38'37.21" E 92°12'46.91" 28,80,000 100.00 5 200.000



16 Laru Ladaw MIP Laru N 25°40'42.70" E 92°12'32.60" 14,40,000 50.00 5 100.000

Total 1 316,19,520 1097.90 2,239.863

2 Laskein

Block MOWR

Har

Khet

Ko Pani

1 Rahoh MIP Near Laskein N 25°32'0" E 92°26'0" 58,60,800 203.50 5

Years 402.455

2 Rud wah Myntang MIP Mooshrot N 25°32'30" E 92°28'30" 119,52,000 415.00 5 829.510

3 Pynthor Mynso MIP Thadialong N 25°33'60" E 92°18'0" 86,74,560 301.20 5 598.910

4 Umkynruh MIP Umsalang N 25°36'18.73" E 92°21'42.55" 18,72,000 65.00 5 130.000

5 Tre iongkhran MIP Barato N 25°34'01.01" E 92°28'29.47" 17,28,000 60.00 5 120.000

6 Iongkalong MIP Musiaw N 25°35'54.94" E 92°21'28.93" 8,64,000 30.00 5 60.000

7 Mannar MIP Khliehrangna

h shangpung N 25°27'45.70" E 92°22'03.57" 14,40,000 50.00 5 100.000

8 Thrang MIP Shai bnai N 25°41'51.67" E 92°25'05.91" 7,20,000 25.00 5 50.000

9 San tyngka MIP Latymphu N 25°35'59.07" E 92°22'32.53" 28,80,000 100.00 5 200.000

10 Shetdoh MIP Umsalang N 25°37'41.43" E 92°22'54.63" 20,16,000 70.00 5 140.000

11 Kylla U long MIP Mootyrshiah N 25°30'28.89" E 92°27'43.46" 34,56,000 120.00 5 240.000

12 Iongkasna MIP Shiliang

Myntang N 25°35'36.96" E 92°24'29.90" 34,56,000 120.00 5 240.000

13 Khlieh Rashu MIP Raliang N 25°49'43.82" E 92°43'97.82" 10,36,800 36.00 5 72.000

14 Wahlarun MIP Biar N 25°30'17.60" E 92°26'43.27" 12,96,000 45.00 5 90.000

15 Ionglasngi MIP Mulieh N 25°31'15.13" E 92°21'35.10" 7,20,000 25.00 5 50.000

16 Wah Lynnger MIP Rtiang N 25°28'19.09" E 92°27.970" 8,06,400 28.00 5 56.000

17 Riat Larang MIP Rtiang N 25°28'32.09" E 92°27.943" 7,20,000 25.00 5 50.000

18 Moosyiem Ialip MIP Shangpung N 25°29'29.31" E 92°21'56.73" 5,76,000 20.00 5 40.000

19 Pynthor ionglang MIP Ionglang N 25°51'27.78" E 92°50'47.22" 23,04,000 80.00 5 160.000

20 Wahsung MIP Laskein N 25°50'58.20" E 92°40'38.50" 25,92,000 90.00 5 180.000

21 Umpliang MIP Mukhap N 25°52'13.30" E 92°44'38.50" 8,64,000 30.00 5 60.000



22 Umlakhon MIP Iooksi N 25°50'36.30" E 92°56'64.70" 7,20,000 25.00 5 50.000

23 Madan Myllep MIP Iooksi N 25°55'39.36" E 92°60'97.80" 25,92,000 90.00 5 180.000

Total 2 591,46,560 2053.70 4,098.875

3 Amlarem

Block MOWR

Har

Khet

Ko Pani

1 Amkshar MIP Kudengrim,

Mawngap N 25°13'0" E 92°10'30" 94,14,144 1135.00

5

Years 2836.444

2 Ski Wahstar MIP Khonglah N 25°19'20.61" E 92°04'34.26"

3 Ampyot MIP Jongushen N 25°22'82.40" E 92°13'12.58" 4,14,720 95.00 5 190.000

4 Kor Amsning MIP Umladkhur N 25°18'43.45" E 92°08'30.95" 2,90,304 50.00 5 100.000

5 Umshymphu MIP Shken Pyrsit N 25°21'08.12" E 92°09'02.31" 2,07,360 35.00 5 70.000

6 Umraiang MIP Shken Pyrsit N 25°21'36.78" E 92°08'13.72" 2,48,832 25.00 5 50.000

7 Ampohlangiah MIP Thangbuli N 25°30'00" E 92°14'40" 16,58,880 30.00 5 60.000

8 Amkrem MIP Khonglah N 25°25'20" E 92°01'90" 2,90,304 200.00 5 400.000

9 Amsohbatan MIP Nongbareh N 25°14'17.04" E 92°01'14.88" 2,90,304 35.00 5 70.000

10 Amjokta MIP Kharkhana N 25°10'20.92" E 92°11'10.23" 6,63,552 35.00 5 70.000

11 Amsniang MIP Umladkhur N 25°18'35.14" E 92°10'21.78" 12,44,160 80.00 5 160.000

Total 3 142,66,368 1,720.00 4,006.444

TOTAL I ( 1+2+3 ) 1050,32,448 4,871.60 10,345.182

1 Thadlaske

in Block MOWR

Har

Khet

Ko Pani

II Command Area Development & Water management (CADWM)

Development & Water

Management

1 CAD of Bamdolloi FIP N 25°33'12" E 92°17'80" 1 no 33.50 5

Years 20.19

2 CAD of Madan

Iongkarnong FIP N 25°34'793" E 92°06'92" 1 no 48.80 5 31.37

3 CAD of Barsabang FIP N 25°29'85" E 92°13'533" 1 no 40.00 5 23.54



4 CAD of Syrmi FIP N 25°32'272" E 92°16'420" 1 no 60.00 5 30.12

5 CAD of Trekidoh FIP N 25°27'370" E 92°13'836" 1 no 25.00 5 17.93

6 CAD of Madan Par

Myntang FIP N 25°28'567" E 92°16'19" 1 no 116.00 5 34.4

7 CAD of Khloomynskut

MIP N 25°31'0" E 92°13'0" 1 no 43.90 5 4.50

8 CAD of Salai Kmai MIP N 25°34'30" E 92°08'40" 1 no 60.00 5 6.00

9 CAD of Wah Lashen

MIP N 25°38'20" E 92°21'75" 1 no 151.00 5 15.00

10 CAD of Umlidoh Neng

MIP N 25°26'482" E 92°13'44.3" 1 no 48.00 5 5.00

Total 1 10 no’s 626.20 188.05

2 Laskein

Block MOWR

Har

Khet

Ko Pani

1 CAD of Myntrong FIP N 25°31'35.9" E 92°24'26" 1 no 26.00 5

Years 12.32

12 CAD of Mynsar Neng

FIP N 25°30'282" E 92°26'36" 1 no 15.00 5 8.62

3 CAD of Myntwa FIP E 92°17'68" 1 no 25.00 5 14.25

4 CAD of Sungkhah FIP N 25°36'15" E 92°33'14" 1 no 23.00 5 14.14

5 CAD of Rahoh MIP N 25°32'0" E 92°26'0" 1 no 203.50 5 20.00

6 CAD of Pynthor Mynso

MIP N 25°32'30" E 92°28'30" 1 no 301.20 5 30.00

7 CAD of Rud wah

Myntang MIP N 25°33'60" E 92°18'0" 1 no 415.00 5 41.50

Total 2 7 no’s 1008.70 5 140.83

TOTAL II (1+2) 17 no’s 1634.90 328.88

Grand Total (I+II) [Surface Minor Irrigation and CADWM] 6506.50 10,674.06



21.3. Strategic Action Plan for State Planned Scheme of Irrigation from State Irrigation Department

Sl

No

Name of

Block

Concerne

d

Ministry

/

Departme

nt

Compon

ent Activity Location Co-ordinates

Total

Number/

Capacity

(Cum)

Comma

nd

Area/

Irrigatio

n

Potentia

l (Ha)

Period

of

imple

mentat

ion (

5/7

years )

Estimate

d Cost

(in

Lakhs)

1 Thadlaskei

n Block

State

Irrigation

Departme

nt

Surface

Flow

Irrigatio

n

Minor Irrigation

I Flow Irrigation

Projects

1 Umbluh khyrweng

F.I.P Near Bamkamar N 25°39'73.20" E 92°10'07.13" 7,20,000 25.00

5

Years 62.38

2 Iongkajied FIP Pdeiniadaw N 25°41'54.17" E 92°25'07.43" 4,32,000 15.00 5 30.00

3 Mooiong FIP Sehlama N 25°38'43.05" E 92°19'22.22" 2,88,000 10.00 5 20.00

4 Iongiang FIP Lumlakhiat N 25°41'54.17" E 92°25'07.43" 2,88,000 10.00 5 20.00

5 WahMynngor FIP Mynngor N 25°42'48.70" E 92°21'18.43" 4,32,000 15.00 5 30.00

6 Pdeinkhatnar FIP Near Mynkrem N 25°40'42.70" E 92°12'32.60" 4,32,000 15.00 5 30.00

Total 1 25,92,000 90.00 192.38

2 Laskein

Block

State

Irrigation

Departme

nt

Surface

Flow

Irrigatio

n

1 Shrah Pohdein FIP Near Lumkya N 25°36.71" E 92°12.13" 4,60,800 16.00 5

Years 32.00

2 Kammaya FIP Near Shangpung N 25°29.107" E 92°19.369" 4,32,000 15.00 5 30.00

3 Syllai Mynniang Maitdein N 25°36'01.06" E 92°28'23.41" 2,88,000 10.00 5 20.00

4 Umdarong FIP Shangpung N 25°29'25.90" E 92°21'11.51" 4,03,200 14.00 5 28.00

5 Lakyrshi FIP Shangpung N 25°29'46.37" E 92°20'29.66" 4,32,000 15.00 5 30.00

6 Pyntei FIP Raliang N 25°30.249" E 92°08'26.360" 2,88,000 10.00 5 20.00



7 Khlieh Sniangbri

FIP Rtiang N 25°28.924" E 92°27'7.40" 2,88,000 10.00 5 20.00

8 Lalong FIP Raliang N 25°30'07.54" E 92°24'19.76" 4,60,800 16.00 5 32.00

9 Laittyrkhoi FIP Mukhap N 25°51'39.3" E 92°43'26.6" 2,88,000 10.00 5 20.00

10 Wah umtyrngai

madanskong FIP Lakadong N 25°49'10" E 92°56'7.34" 3,45,600 12.00 5 24.00

11 Wahmooskur FIP Thadmuthlong N 25°28'18.66" E 092°18'03.48" 2,88,000 10.00 5 20.00

12 Wahumnuir FIP Barato N 25°06'18" E 92°42'8" 2,88,000 10.00 5 20.00

13 Mynsnait FIP Mootyrchiah (B) N 25°50'4" E 92°45'2" 5,18,400 18.00 5 36.00

Total 2 47,80,800 166.00 332.00

TOTAL I (1+2) 73,72,800 256.00 524.38

II Improvement of

existing projects 27 no’s 2341.29 5 1639.91

III

Command Area

Development

Activities

5 no’s 281.90 5 259.15

IV Water Use

Efficiency 7 no’s 275.22 5 235.00

V Flood Damage

Restoration 10 no’s 300.00 5 300.00

VI Maintenance of

completed projects 50 no’s 1500.00 5 25.00

Total 3 99 4698.41 2459.06

Grand Total (State Irrigation Dept./ Surface Flow Irrigation) 4954.41 2,983.44



24. Strategic Action Plan for Externally aided projects from State Irrigation Department/ other funding agencies and NABARD

S.

No

.

Name of

Block

Concerne

d

Ministry

/

Departm

ent

Compone

nt Activity Location Co-ordinates

Total

Number/

Capacity

(Cum)

Comma

nd

Area/

Irrigatio

n

Potentia

l (Ha)

Period

of

imple

mentat

ion (

5/7

years )

Estimate

d Cost

(in

Lakhs)

1 Thadlaskei

n Block

Other

Funding

agencies

Jalkunds

I Construction of Jalkunds- Type 1

1 Wang Kymbur Saitsama N 25°43'24.7" E92°24’40.8" 1,44,000 5.00 5

Years 3.454

2 Umlatngab Sohmynting N 25°26'27.4" E92°08’35.1" 1,44,000 5.00 5 3.472

3 Lumstung Demthring N 25°26'17.2" E92°09’6.79" 86,400 3.00 5 1.717

4 Lumsunar Khanduli N 25°43'27.1" E92°25’56.9" 86,400 3.00 5 2.678

5 Thynra Nongbah N 25°31'06.9" E92°14’40.1" 86,400 3.00 5 2.989

6 Iongthulein Nongbah N 25°31'22.9" E92°14’48.3" 86,400 3.00 5 2.989

7 Murang Nongbah N 25°31'45.98" E92°15'06.81" 86,400 3.00 5 2.989

8 Wahlumpyrdi Khanduli N 25°43'35.6" E92°25’38.1" 86,400 3.00 5 2.989

9 Kdaitwakhah Larnai N 25°34'71.5" E92°09’79.5" 1,44,000 5.00 5 4.946

10 Banchutia Moobakhon N 25°38'62.1" E92°17’32.2" 86,400 3.00 5 3.000

11 Iongkarang Moobakhon N 25°38'91.4" E92°17’69.9" 86,400 3.00 5 3.000

12 Kharlalieh Moobakhon N 25°38'98.7" E92°17’39.3" 1,44,000 5.00 5 5.000

13 Muthlong Moobakhon N 25°31'06.9" E92°17’65.6" 1,15,200 4.00 5 4.000

14 Umlaron Moobakhon N 25°39'64" E92°17’46.0" 86,400 3.00 5 3.000

15 Umpawiat (A) Moobakhon N 25°39'35.4" E92°17’64.1" 86,400 3.00 5 3.000

16 Umpawiat (B) Moobakhon N 25°39'48.5" E92°17’85.9" 86,400 3.00 5 3.000

17 Kseh sumer Demthring N 25°25'97.5" E092°10’35.9" 86,400 3.00 5 3.000

18 Ksehsama Demthring N 25°25'69.3" E092°10’06.6" 1,44,000 5.00 5 5.000



19 Kutkasem Demthring N 25°26'68.9" E092°09’35.3" 72,000 2.50 5 2.500

20 Myntnger Demthring N 25°26'34" E092°09’76.6" 57,600 2.00 5 2.000

21 Synrang Rymbai Demthring N 25°25'77.7" E092°10’15.1" 57,600 2.00 5 2.000

22 Umsyncher Demthring N 25°26'32.3" E092°08’79.3" 1,44,000 5.00 5 5.000

23 Wah demthring Demthring N 25°26'00" E092°10’41.2" 1,44,000 5.00 5 5.000

24 Lumchyrngan saitsama N 25°43'34.3" E092°23’51.7" 86,400 3.00 5 3.000

25 Wah Pamdkhar saitsama N 25°43'56.2" 092°23’06.4" 86,400 3.00 5 3.000

26 Madan Bol khanduli N 25°43'51.2" E092°25’54.1" 86,400 3.00 5 3.000

27 Wah umdih

dongiaw Khanduli N 25°43'43.9" E092°25’09.9" 86,400 3.00 5 3.000

28 Moosakhia Khanduli N 25°43'49.4" E092°26’23.6" 86,400 3.00 5 3.000

29 Pohshnong Khanduli N 25°43'29.8" E092°28’35.0" 1,29,600 4.50 5 4.500

30 Bamsarmen Khanduli N 25°43'24.6" E092°25’53.5" 1,29,600 4.50 5 4.500

31 Wahshnong Khanduli N 25°43'30.9" E092°25’66.3" 86,400 3.00 5 3.000

32 Shilliang

Lumjingtep Khanduli N 25°43'32.2" E092°26’36.8" 86,400 3.00 5 3.000

33 Siah Tnum Bamkamar N 25°37'14.3" E092°09’08.5" 1,23,840 4.30 5 4.300

34 Madan Kba lum Tamu N25°40'37.46" E092°23'45.77" 1,46,880 5.10 5 5.100

35 Poh Khyllem Pynthorwah

(Jowai) N 25°26'51.2" E092°14’04.5" 1,29,600 4.50 5 4.500

36 Umsorkar Nongbah N 25°31'25.00" E092°15’52.6" 1,15,200 4.00 5 4.000

37 Tre Mulain Pynthornein

(Jowai) N 25°27'64.8" E092°12’11.2" 1,55,520 5.40 5 5.400

38 Umkhangiong Khonsaro N25°41'12.05" E092°20'20.14" 1,35,360 4.70 5 4.700

39 Khlieh Sangam Bamkamar N25°38'10.30" E092°09'07.86" 1,03,680 3.60 5 3.600

40 Lum rynsang Sabah Muswang N25°28'56.70" E092°15'00.94" 1,06,560 3.70 5 3.700

41 Wah Rya Sabah Muswang N25°28'51.69" E092°14'47.68" 92,160 3.20 5 3.200

42 Pyrnap Ialong Ialong N25°27' 37.02" E092°14' 36.94" 1,00,800 3.50 5 3.500

43 Thwai Niriang Ialong N25°26' 22.11" E092°15' 30.48" 86,400 3.00 5 3.000

44 Wah Rya Sabah musiang N25°28' 51.47" E092°14' 48.52" 86,400 3.00 5 3.000



45 Wah Sein Somer Sabah musiang N25°28' 05.78" E092°14' 33.56" 86,400 3.00 5 3.000

46 Pohsyrtieh Nongbah N25°31' 41.86" E092°14' 56.19" 1,00,800 3.50 5 3.500

47 Paiung Ialong

(Pynthorwah) N25°27' 02.44" E092°15' 26.84" 1,00,800 3.50 5 3.500

48 Khlookriat Sanaro N25°38'44.3" E092°22'06.8" 1,18,080 4.10 5 4.100

49 Lynram/Longsu

nai Pdeiniadaw N25°38'09.39" E092°21'32.79" 1,12,320 3.90 5 3.900

50 Myntliah Sanaro N25°38'19.8" E092°22'01.6" 1,49,760 5.20 5 5.200

51 Wahumhali Pdeiniadaw N25°38'16.00" E092°21'30.8" 1,26,720 4.40 5 4.400

52 Wah iongkur Mukhla N 25°29'41.53" E 092°11'41.60" 1,00,800 3.50 5 3.500

53 Umsorkar Nongbah N 25°31'16.95" E 092°14'47.74" 86,400 3.00 5 3.000

54 Liar Umkoi Nongbah N 25°31'21.72" E 092°15'47.32" 86,400 3.00 5 3.000

55 Khloopanoo Nongbah N 25°31'12.75" E 092°15'01.92" 86,400 3.00 5 3.000

56 Khyndaw

Syrngoh Nongbah N 25°31'34.06" E 092°15'54.79" 86,400 3.00 5 3.000

57 Mynkseh Nongbah N 25°29'25.44" E 092°13'49.25" 57,600 2.00 5 2.000

58 Jalatein Nangbah N 25 31' 39.86'' E 92 14' 28.15" 1,29,600 4.50 5 4.500

59 Ummusiang Nangbah N 25°31'35.78" E 092°14'07.41" 86,400 3.00 5 3.000

60 Lum Sunar Near Khanduli N 25°43'26.45" E 092°24'38.85" 86,400 3.00 5 3.000

61 Umramai Mukhla

Nongrim N 25°29'48.20" E 092°11'42.13" 72,000 2.50 5 2.500

62 Umkrem Mukhla

Nongrim N 25°29'49.73" E 092°11'47.38" 1,00,800 3.50 5 3.500

63 Lakhma Mukhla

Nongrim N 25°30'06.82" E 092°11'39.04" 86,400 3.00 5 3.000

64 Tre-riat Mukhla

Nongrim N 25°29'33.47" E 092°11'58.64" 72,000 2.50 5 2.500

65 Moojem Mukhla

Nongrim N 25°29'38.54" E 092°12'03.45" 72,000 2.50 5 2.500

66 Skiah Mukhla

Nongrim N 25°30'12.48" E 092°11'37.97" 1,00,800 3.50 5 3.500

67 Riaturiem Near Myntdu

nein Jowai N 25°27'26.57" E 092°11'16.69" 2,01,600 7.00 5 7.000



Total 1 69,00,480 239.60 234.82

2 Laskein

Block

Other

Funding

agencies

Jalkunds

1 Tre Pyntei Near Pyntei N25°29’9.04" E92°26’56.5" 1,03,680 3.60 5

Years 3.372

2 Tre Ummulong Near Raliang N25°29’9.72" E92°23’6.75" 1,03,680 3.60 5 3.372

3 Iongbong Niawkmai N25°33’73.3" E92°29’46.2" 92,160 3.20 5 3.195

4 Tre Saphai Mukhap N25°30’84.4" E92°26'41.4" 92,160 3.20 5 3.195

5 Kharai Saphai Mukhap N25°30’75.5" E92°26'56.2" 92,160 3.20 5 3.195

6 Tymbud

Umiurem Shangpung N25°36’15.2" E92°27'81.5" 92,160 3.20 5 3.195

7 Pohsain Iongulang N25°30’52.3" E92°30'02.2" 86,400 3.00 5 2.989

8 Pohsynrang Nongkynrih N25°31’11.65" E92°24'00.97" 86,400 3.00 5 2.989

9 Sata Shilliang

Myntang N25°34’04.13" E92°21'56.37" 86,400 3.00 5 2.989

10 Bamkhniang Laskein N25°30’91.3" E92°25'51.2" 92,160 3.20 5 3.195

11 Tyngkla Mawkyndeng N25°30’75.2" E92°22'87.2" 1,72,800 6.00 5 5.971

12 Trelum Tiniang Mootyrshiah N25°30’97.1" E92°27'50.3" 1,87,200 6.50 5 6.497

13 Shrah Syngki Nongryngkoh N25°29’12.9" E92°31'30.8" 1,49,760 5.20 5 5.187

14 Umpliang Mowkaiaw N25° 31’27.9 " E92° 26'49.1" 1,87,200 6.50 5 6.500

15 Mowkalong Mowkaiaw N25°31’95.3 " E92°26'84.7" 1,52,640 5.30 5 5.300

16 Umlaroh Mowkaiaw N25°32’39.7" E92°28'03.4" 1,58,400 5.50 5 5.500

17 Pyrdiriat Mowkaiaw N25°31’67.9" E92°27'02.2" 1,26,720 4.40 5 4.400

18 Lumpdang Mowkaiaw N25°31’46.9" E092°27'53.4" 1,87,200 6.50 5 6.500

19 Mynsiang Sahsniang N25°33’00.00" E092°31'43.2" 1,49,760 5.20 5 5.200

20 Riat khableh Sahsniang N25°33’75.3" E092°32'98.3" 1,49,760 5.20 5 5.200

21 Shew shew Sahsniang N25°33’75.7" E092°32'98.0" 1,49,760 5.20 5 5.200

22 Wiarliat Sahsniang N25°31’28.7" E092°32'68.7" 1,49,760 5.20 5 5.200

23 Iurimbhoi Sahsniang N25°33’51.5" E092°32'21.9" 1,72,800 6.00 5 6.000

24 Mowkynraw Sahsniang N25°32’48.2" E092°31'33.3" 1,72,800 6.00 5 6.000

25 Riat Samat Sahsniang N25°33’28.8" E092°31'21.1" 1,72,800 6.00 5 6.000

26 Umpyrsieh Sahsniang N25°33’74.0" E092°32'74.5" 1,72,800 6.00 5 6.000



27 Umtalew Sahsniang N25°33’12.9" E092°30'18.5" 1,72,800 6.00 5 6.000

28 Umlabit Mukhap N25°31’26.1" E092°26’26.9" 92,160 3.20 5 3.200

29 Wah Tiniang Mootyrshiah N25°31’65.00" E 092°27’48.0" 1,44,000 5.00 5 5.000

30 Mulain Mynksan N25°31’59.4" E092°30’07.4" 89,280 3.10 5 3.100

31 Mooshadep Niawkmai N25°32’97.9" E092°29’90.0" 1,72,800 6.00 5 6.000

32 Khlieh hali Mulum N25°30’80.0" E092°23’76.8" 92,160 3.20 5 3.200

33 Kring Thadmuthlong N25°29’15.9" E092°18’55.3" 1,72,800 6.00 5 6.000

34 Moosem Raliang N25°29’99.2" E092°26’96.0" 1,72,800 6.00 5 6.000

35 Ummudong Raliang N25°30’53.3" E092°24’48.8" 1,49,760 5.20 5 5.200

36 Hot kalait Raliang N25°30’25.1" E092°23’44.9" 1,72,800 6.00 5 6.000

37 Bam jyndem Raliang N25°29’82.1" E092°25’19.7" 1,49,760 5.20 5 5.200

38 Pohsyrdong Raliang N25°29’97.2" E092°24’27.5" 1,72,800 6.00 5 6.000

39 Lalong riat

saploo Raliang N25°29’65.6" E092°27’10.6" 1,72,800 6.00 5 6.000

40 Pampyrthat Raliang N25°29’98.9" E092°24’16.9" 1,03,680 3.60 5 3.600

41 Shlain Raliang N25°29’95.6" E092°26’37.7" 1,03,680 3.60 5 3.600

42 Khlieh Iaw Raliang N25°29’69.3" E092°23’53.2" 1,49,760 5.20 5 5.200

43 Pyntei Nein Raliang N25°29’93.6" E092°26’26.1" 1,49,760 5.20 5 5.200

44 Ramaiang Nongkynrih N25°31’36.1" E092°24’18.7" 1,49,760 5.20 5 5.200

45 Umlangkdait Raliang N25°29’62.8" E092°22’96.9" 1,03,680 3.60 5 3.600

46 Moosynnah Raliang N25°30’24.9" E092°24’85.9" 1,03,680 3.60 5 3.600

47 Riat Lakma Raliang N25°29’79.1" E092°26’52.5" 1,03,680 3.60 5 3.600

48 Pohsain Nongkynrih N25°31’28.3" E092°24’02.9" 1,03,680 3.60 5 3.600

49 Pohsurok Nein Nongryngkoh N25°28’98.3" E092°30’86.3" 1,49,760 5.20 5 5.200

50 Pohmot Nongryngkoh N25°28’53.6" E092°30’30.4" 1,03,680 3.60 5 3.600

51 Khlieh Mynsiang Nongryngkoh N25°28’81.4" E092°30’79.4" 1,03,680 3.60 5 3.600

52 Iangi Nongryngkoh N25°29’23.7" E092°31’36.0" 1,72,800 6.00 5 6.000

53 Beit sian Nongryngkoh N25°28’91.7" E092°31’31.4" 1,03,680 3.60 5 3.600

54 Mynsiang padui Nongryngkoh N25°29’00.0" E092°31’22.6" 1,49,760 5.20 5 5.200



55 Pohsurok wah Nongryngkoh N25°29’92.1" E092°30’96.1" 1,03,680 3.60 5 3.600

56 Iapsyiar Nongryngkoh N25°28’84.7" E092°30’28.1" 1,03,680 3.60 5 3.600

57 Liar larun Nein Nongryngkoh N25°29’40.4" E092°30’69.9" 1,03,680 3.60 5 3.600

58 Liar larun Wah Nongryngkoh N25°28’81.4" E092°30’69.7" 1,03,680 3.60 5 3.600

59 Muiong Kyrwen N25°32’59.2" E092°28’24.3" 1,44,000 5.00 5 5.000

60 Makalein Kyrwen N25°32’50.5" E092°28’03.3" 1,49,760 5.20 5 5.200

61 Umkyrsan Kyrwen N25°32’39.7" E092°28’03.4" 1,58,400 5.50 5 5.500

62 Treimooliang

khla Mooshrot N25°34’41.95" E092°30' 48.42" 1,87,200 6.50 5 6.500

63 Iapsyiar Khonshnong N25°28’45.70" E092°30'07.70" 86,400 3.00 5 3.000

64 Ummynso Khonshnong N25°29’26.05" E092°31'42.48" 28,800 1.00 5 1.000

65 Tyrhom Nongryngkoh N25°29’18.55" E092°30'36.51" 1,15,200 4.00 5 4.000

66 Larun Nongryngkoh N25°29'21.74" E092°30'44.45" 1,44,000 5.00 5 5.000

67 Riat Samat Sahsniang N25°33'19.64" E092°31'01.28" 86,400 3.00 5 3.000

68 Lumthymmai Sahsniang N25°33'15.24" E092°31'17.25" 57,600 2.00 5 2.000

69 Mynsiang Sahsniang N25°33'02.36" E092°31'14.96" 86,400 3.00 5 3.000

70 Rymblei Sahsniang N25°33'31.60" E092°32'03.94" 1,15,200 4.00 5 4.000

71 Umpyrsih Sahsniang N25°33'50.71" E092°32'40.31" 86,400 3.00 5 3.000

72 Wiarliat Near Priang N25°31'50.28" E092°33'00.20" 57,600 2.00 5 2.000

73 Pohtlang

Saitwait Mookhap N 25°30’94.2" E092°26’49.2" 57,600 2.00 5 2.000

74 Kyndong Tuber Kyndong Tuber N 25°30'18.46" E092°19'01.45" 57,600 2.00 5 2.000

75 Biar Nohrong Thadmuthlong N 25°29'00.04" E 092°18'50.23" 86,400 3.00 5 3.000

76 Mooshut Thadmuthlong N 25°29'01.56" E 092°18'28.45" 57,600 2.00 5 2.000

77 Dum u Sniang Thadmuthlong N 25°28'48.58" E 092°18'31.14" 86,400 3.00 5 3.000

78 Tre Rymbai Thadmuthlong N 25°29'05.99" E 092°18'56.78" 72,000 2.50 5 2.500

79 Pam Pyrthat Thadmuthlong N 25°29'09.53" E 092°18'48.70" 57,600 2.00 5 2.000

80 Liar Luhong Thadmuthlong N 25°29'12.00" E 092°18'52.52" 72,000 2.50 5 2.500

81 Moodka at Thadmuthlong N 25°29'03.05" E 092°18'47.33" 86,400 3.00 5 3.000



82 Iong Niang Thadmuthlong N 25°29'21.30" E 092°18'44.73" 57,600 2.00 5 2.000

83 Khloo Lympat

Dong Thadmuthlong N 25°28'52.87" E 092°19'16.14" 1,00,800 3.50 5 3.500

84 Lum Mujang Thadmuthlong N 25°29'22.22" E 092°19'05.57" 86,400 3.00 5 3.000

85 Khlieh Tongum Thadmuthlong N 25°29'06.74" E 092°18'35.45" 72,000 2.50 5 2.500

86 Trei Kper Maitdein N 25°36'44.11" E 092°27'37.88" 72,000 2.50 5 2.500

87 Iongkakam Maitdein N 25°36'56.07" E 092°27'54.69" 57,600 2.00 5 2.000

88 Trei Kper Maitdein N 25°36'44.11" E 092°27'37.88" 72,000 2.50 5 2.500

89 Lakadong Maitdein N 25°36'26.34" E 092°27'08.98" 1,00,800 3.50 5 3.500

90 Iongkyrsoh Maitdein N 25°36'52.97" E 092°28'03.65" 72,000 2.50 5 2.500

91 Ionglamet Maitdein N 25°36'41.60" E 092°27'54.45" 1,00,800 3.50 5 3.500

92 Lapatad Maitdein N 25°36'53.16" E 092°28'21.62" 72,000 2.50 5 2.500

93 Pamper Mukroh N 25°37'08.23" E 092°29'02.35" 1,15,200 4.00 5 4.000

94 Thangsniang Shangpung N 25°29'36.30" E 092°20'50.12" 86,400 3.00 5 3.000

95 Muriap Nein Near Mulieh N 25°30'76.2" E 092°22’32" 1,00,800 3.50 5 3.500

96 Khlosang Mootyrchiah (A) N 25°52'40" E 92°44’7" 43,200 1.50 5 1.500

97 Kremkrong Mootyrchiah (B) N 25°50'70" E 92°45’7" 46,080 1.60 5 1.600

98 Wah Iung Mookhap N 25°51'60" E 92°43’6" 51,840 1.80 5 1.800

99 Thangsnaing Laskein N 25°62'20" E 92°41’5" 28,800 1.00 5 1.000

100 Plainspiar Khonshnong N 25°41'90" E 92°52’4" 86,400 3.00 5 3.000

101 Umsoo Khonshnong N 25°49'10" E 92°52’8" 57,600 2.00 5 2.000

102 Khliehsynrang Mookaiaw N 25°52'60" E 92°43’4" 43,200 1.50 5 1.500

103 Kharumpliang Mootyrchiah (B) N 25°31'16.84" E 092°27'13.50" 1,72,800 6.00 5 6.000

104 Dok Mootyrchiah N 25°31'25.32" E 092°27'10.82" 86,400 3.00 5 3.000

105 Satad Barato N 25°36'14.74" E 092°27'29.45" 57,600 2.00 5 2.000

106 Treikya Barato N 25°36'26.89" E 092°27'26.48" 86,400 3.00 5 3.000

107 Umshyngiar Shilliang

Myntang N 25°38'73.8" E 092°28’04.6" 57,600 2.00 5 4.000

108 Liar Shat Khlaw Shilliang

Myntang N 25°33'73.8" E 092°23’01.6" 86,400 3.00 5 6.000



109 Liar Nangjngi

FIP

Shilliang

Myntang N 25°34'48.2" E 092°22’41.9" 86,400 3.00 5 6.000

110 Liar Suchiang

FIP

Shilliang

Myntang N 25°34'47.9" E 092°22’41.9" 57,600 2.00 5 4.000

111 Sah Dalloi Thad

Muthlong

Shilliang

Myntang N 25°27'52.4" E 092°18’12.8" 86,400 3.00 5 6.000

112

Shangpung

Pohshnong

Umiurem FIP

Shangpung N 25°28'19.07" E 092°21'7.02" 2,01,600 7.00 5 7.000

113 Lyrmung Mootyrchiah 'B' N 25°30'23.49" E 092°26'50.13" 57,600 2.00 5 2.00

114 Mynsar Mootyrchiah 'B' N 25°30'10.74" E 092°27'21.52" 72,000 2.50 5 2.50

115 Pohkper Mootyrchiah 'B' N 25°30'53.36" E 092°26'49.95" 72,000 2.50 5 2.50

116 Umlakashiang Mootyrchiah 'B' N 25°33'04.16" E 092°30'16.14" 1,00,800 3.50 5 3.50

117 Mokathaw Khlieh Mushut,

Shangpung N 25°29'06.19" E 092°20'34.45" 86,400 3.00 5 3.000

Total 2 127,64,160 443.20 455.64

3 Amlarem

Block

Other

Funding

agencies

Jalkunds

1 Khlieh Leshka Near Iongnoh N 25°23'11.15'' E 92°13'21.22" 86,400 3.00 5

Years 3.000

2 Kdong Shiwait Pynthor

Langtein N 25°24'58.30'' E 92°09'29.75" 57,600 2.00 5 2.000

3 Nongtalang Nongtalang N 25°12'32.41'' E 92°03'58.21" 16,589 2.00 5 2.000

4 Kudengrim Kudengrim N 25°13'06.94'' E 92°02'39.13" 24,883 3.00 5 3.000

5 Thangbuli Thangbuli N 25°17'17.64'' E 92°09'37.19" 24,883 3.00 5 3.000

6 Shawat Pynthorlangtein N 25°24'53.10'' E 92°09'35.44" 1,15,200 4.00 5 4.000

7 Kmen Pynthorlangtein N 25°25'08.53'' E 92°09'09.32" 86,400 3.00 5 3.000

8 Tiporman Thangbuli N 25°17'24.02'' E 92°10'02.11" 57,600 2.00 5 2.000

9 Iurida Amsohkhti N 25°11' 36.78'' E 92°06' 44.10" 1,00,800 3.50 5 3.500

Total 3 5,70,355 25.50 - 25.500

TOTAL I ( 1+2+3 ) 201,62,995 705.80 - 715.96

1 Thadlaskei

n Block

Other

Funding

agencies

Multipurpo

se

Reservoirs

II Construction of Multipurpose Reservoirs

1 Kaikada MR Moophiang N25°33'0" E092°13'10" 1 no. 5 years 133.65

2 Tahar MR Nartiang N25°34'10" E092°14'10" 1 no. 5 153.03



3 Sahksaw Shamsham N25°22'10.07" E092°12'48.49" 1 no. 5

4 Umraniang Umjalisiaw N25°40'21.16" E092°20'28.97" 1 no. 5 50.00

Total 1 2 no’s - 336.68

2 Laskein

Block

Other

Funding

agencies

Multipurpo

se

Reservoirs

1 Lumtiniang MR

North Mootyrshiah N 25°31'20" E 92°27'30" 1 no. 5 years 79.40

2 Lakasiang MR Mukhap N 25°30'36.0" E 92°26'7.26" 1 no. 5 23.51

3 Klip MR Mukhap N 25°30'22.50" E 92°26'49.2" 1 no 5 30.00

Total 2 3 no’s - 132.91

3 Amlarem

Block

Other

Funding

agencies

Multipurpo

se

Reservoirs

1 Wahliar

Amralang MR Pdengkarong N 25°14'84.10" E 92°06'6.83" 1 no 5 years 32.81

2 Ampynlang

Mawkariam Kudengrim N 25°15'14" E 92°05'17.2" 1 no 5 43.57

Total 3 2 no’s - 76.38

TOTAL II (1+2+3) 7 no’s - 545.97

1 Thadlaskei

n Block

Other

Funding

agencies

NABARD

Loan

III Renovation Projects

1

Matlang

Kdonglapa thah

FIP

3859200 134.00 5 years 256.33

2 Mynrud

Moopasor FIP 2419200 84.00 5 126.00

3 Nongbah FIP 10080000 365.00 5 525.00

Total 1 16358400 583.00 - 907.33

2 Laskein

Block

Other

Funding

agencies

NABARD

Loan 1

Umlanghong

FIP 2163744 75.13 5 years 110.00

Total 2 2163744 75.13 - 110.00

3 Amlarem

Block

Other

Funding

agencies

NABARD

Loan 1

Pdengkarong

FIP 1687910 203.50 5 years 508.72

Total 3 1687910 203.50 - 508.72



TOTAL III (1+2+3) 20210054 861.63 - 1526.05

Grand Total (I+II+III) [Jalkunds, Multipurpose reservoir &

Renovation Projects] 1,567.43 - 2787.98



Strategic Action Plan for Irrigation in District

under PMKSY

(Soil and Water Conservation Department)



Strategic Action Plan for Irrigation under PMKSY for the year 2016-17 to 2020-2021

Block – Laskein

Sl

N

o.

Nam

e of

the

Bloc

k

Concerne

d

Ministry

/

Departm

ent

Compo

-nent

Name of

Project Village

Finan

cial

Year

Name of Activity

Total

Num

ber

Comm

and

Area/

Irrigati

on

Potenti

al

(HA)

Estimate

d Cost

(Rs.)

REMA

RKS

Period of

Implement

ation

(5/7Yrs).

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

Lask

ein MoWR

AIBP

Myntwa,

Wahsawian,

Wah Yiangkar

Mynsoo,

Kyndong

Tuber,

Takhiang,

Moolepha

w

2016-

17

Surface Minor Irrigation - Construction of

RCC/CC Weirs 54 107

15771273

.00

Ongoin

g

Har

Khet

Ko

Pani

Ground Water Development - Water

Harvesting Structure/Farm

Pond/ProtectionWall

38 66 9635629.

00

RRR of Water Bodies

Line filled channels - Construction of CC

Channels 48 99

14626452

.00

TOTAL OF 2016-17 140 272 40033354

.00

Lask

ein MoWR

AIBP

Latnga,

Myntkung-A,

Myntkung-B,

Upper

Wahmynthang

, Myntrong

Nongkynr

ih,

laskein,

Mookaia

w,

Mookhap,

Mookynd

eng,

Pammani

k,

Myntkung

2017-

18


RCC/CC Weirs 139 264

63488960

.00

Har

Khet

Ko

Pani



Pond/ProtectionWall

RRR of Water Bodies


Channels 39 95

22572710

.00

TOTAL OF 2017-18 178 359

86061670

.00

AIBP Surface Minor Irrigation - Construction of

RCC/CC Weirs



Har

Khet

Ko

Pani

,

Thadbam

on,

Muriap,

Thadialon

g,

Samatan,

Mulum,

2018-

19



Pond/ProtectionWall

20 115 27445100

.00

RRR of Water Bodies


Channels 99 177

42592055

.00

TOTAL OF 2018-19 119 292 70037155

.00

Lask

ein MoWR

AIBP

Wah Iongnoh,

Wah Manar

Sahsniang

,

Mooshrot

,

Niawkmai

, Mynska,

Khlo

Kynrin,

2019-

20


RCC/CC Weirs 11 143

28841790

.00

Har

Khet

Ko

Pani



Pond/ProtectionWall

6 15 3182640.

00

RRR of Water Bodies


Channels

TOTAL OF 2019-20 17 158

32024430

.00

AIBP

2020-

21


RCC/CC Weirs

Har

Khet

Ko

Pani



Pond/ProtectionWall

4 9 2025120.

00

RRR of Water Bodies


Channels 11 88

17684670

.00

TOTAL OF 2020-21 15 97 19709790

.00

GRAND TOTAL OF PROJECTS UNDER MoWR 469 1178 24786639

9.00

1 Lask

ein

(DOLR)

Soil &

Waters

hed

IWMP-VII

Khlieh Mynsar Raliang

2016-

17

ARABLE LAND TREATMENT Ongoing

. The

Comma3

Improvement of Existing Paddy Field 665.69 365500.0

0



Water

Conserva

tion

Departm

ent

Bench Terrace 387800.0

0

nd area

includes

total

benefitte

d area

from

different

activitie

s

Loose Boulder Contour bund 1452500.

00

DRAINAGE LINE TREATMENT

Protection Wall/ Retaining Wall 16 730560.0

0

Water Harvesting Structure 13 852800.0

0

Run-off Disposal Channel/ Diversion

Drains(Rmt)

1474.

6 38340.00

LIVELIHOOD ACTIVITIES 97 485000.0

0

PRODUCTION SYSTEM & MICRO

ENTERPRISES 20

525000.0

0

Administrative 562500.0

0

Monitoring 56250.00

Evaluation 56250.00

Institutional & Capacity building 112500.0

0

Sub Total 146 5625000.

00

2017-

18

ARABLE LAND TREATMENT

Agro- Horticulture 607500.0

0

Improvement of Existing Paddy Field 215000.0

0


0

Loose Boulder Contour bund 150000.0

0

NON- ARABLE LAND TREATMENT

Improvement of Degraded Forest 479000.0

0



Afforestation 435000.0

0



0

Check Dam/ Diversion Dam/ Head

Water Dam 1 59800.00



Drains(Rmt)

1166.

2 30320.00

LIVELIHOOD ACTIVITIES 173 1125000.

00


ENTERPRISES 47

1350000.

00

Administrative 3% 675000.0

0

Monitoring 0.2% 45000.00

Evaluation 0.3% 67500.00

Institutional & Capacity building 1% 225000.0

0

Sub Total 230 6075000.

00

2018-

19 Consolidation Phase 3%

675000.0

0

Total of Khlieh Mynsar 376 665.69 12375000

.00

2 IWMP-VII

Liar Rtiang Rtiang

2016-

17

ARABLE LAND TREATMENT Ongoing

. The

Comma

nd area

includes

total

benefitte

d area

3

Bench Terrace

306.2

187900.0

0


0



0




0

from

different

activitie

s DRAINAGE LINE TREATMENT


0


0


0


ENTERPRISES 4

105000.0

0

Administrative 2.50

%

187500.0

0

Monitoring 0.25

% 18750.00

Evaluation 0.25

% 18750.00


% 37500.00

Sub Total 23 1875000.

00

2017-

18



0


0




0


0


Farm Ponds/ Dug Out Ponds 1 32000.00




0


ENTERPRISES 15

450000.0

0

Administrative 3% 225000




Sub Total 72 2025000.

00

2018-


225000.0

0

Total of Liar Rtiang 95 306.2 4125000.

00

3

IWMP-VII

Wah

Langdeng

Biar,

Sarhen

2016-

17


420.15

Ongoing

. The

Comma

nd area

includes

total

benefitte

d area

from

different

activitie

s

3

Bench Terrace 915000

Improvement of Existing Paddy Field 387000

Peripheral Bunding(Rmt) 69.6 3480

Loose Boulder Contour bund 345000


Protection Wall/ Retaining Wall 12 547920

Farm Ponds/ Dug Out Ponds 8 256000


Drains(Rmt) 600 15600


0


ENTERPRISES 15

360000.0

0

Administrative 2.50

% 375000

Monitoring 0.25

% 37500

Evaluation 0.25

% 37500




% 75000

Sub Total 127 3750000

2017-

18



0


0

Peripheral Bunding(Rmt) 2448 122400.0

0


0



0


0



Water Dam 2

119600.0

0


0


ENTERPRISES 35

900000.0

0


0




0

Sub Total 140 4050000.

00

2018-


450000.0

0



Total of Wah Langdeng 267 420.15 8250000.

00

4

IWMP-VII

Khlieh

Umkhirmi

Mukroh

2016-

17


322.15

Ongoing

. The

Comma

nd area

includes

total

benefitte

d area

from

different

activitie

s

3


0

Peripheral Bunding(Rmt) 10480.00


0



0



0


Drains(Rmt) 600 15600.00


0


ENTERPRISES 18

450000.0

0

Administrative 2.50

% 375000

Monitoring 0.25

% 37500

Evaluation 0.25

% 37500


% 75000

Sub Total 97 3750000.

00

2017-

18



0




0


0


0



0

Agro forestry 348000.0

0



Water Dam 2

119600.0

0


0


ENTERPRISES 35

900000.0

0


0




0

Sub Total 140 4050000.

00

2018-


450000.0

0

Total of Khlieh Umkhirmi 237 322.15 8250000.

00

5 IWMP IX

Umbloo

Saphai A,

Saphai B

2016-

17


805.88

Ongoing

. The

Comma3

Agro horticulture 312800.0

0




0

nd area

includes

total

benefitte

d area

from

different

activitie

s


7 50840.00


0



0


0

Agroforestry 400200.0

0

Strip Plantation 269100.0

0


Farm ponds/ dug out ponds 8 256000.0

0


0


Water Dam 10

598000.0

0


0


Drains(Rmt)

339.8

8 28210.00


0


ENTERPRISES 148

452250.0

0


0

Monitoring 0.50

% 75375.00

Evaluation 0.50

% 75375.00




0

Sub Total 333 7537500.

00

2017-

18



0

Bench Terrace


2 14475.00


0



0


0


0


0


0


ENTERPRISES 32

904500.0

0


0




0

Sub Total 180 4070250.

00

2018-


452250.0

0



Total of Umbloo 513 805.88 12060000

.00

6

IWMP-IX

Middle

Mynsar

Umsalait,

Thangthri

ng,

Iooksi,

Iongkasar

o,

Tongkiad

2016-

17


1326.3

3

Ongoing

. The

Comma

nd area

includes

total

benefitte

d area

from

different

activitie

s

3

Contour Bunds 1050000.

00

Half Moon Terrace 525000.0

0


3 42340.00


0


0



0

Afforestation 1628000.

00


0


Farm ponds/ dug out ponds 8 256000.0

0


0


Water Dam 11

657800.0

0


0


Drains(Rmt) 374.4 31070.00


0


ENTERPRISES 23

681750.0

0



Administrative 5% 1136250.

00

Monitoring 0.50

%

113625.0

0

Evaluation 0.50

%

113625.0

0


0

Sub Total 236 11362500

.00

2017-

18


Contour Bunds 720000.0

0


3 18075.00


0



0


0


0

LIVELIHOOD ACTIVITIES 294 1136250.

00


ENTERPRISES 49

1363500.

00


0




0



Sub Total 343 6135750.

00

2018-


681750.0

0

Total of Middle Mynsar 579 1326.3

3

18180000

.00

7 IWMP-IX

Mynlep

Iawthym

me,

Priang,

Umdienlie

ng

2016-

17


436.44

Ongoing

. The

Comma

nd area

includes

total

benefitte

d area

from

different

activitie

s

3


0



0


0



0


0


0


Water Harvesting Structures 4 262400.0

0

Check Dam 3 179400.0

0

Protection Wall 12 547920.0

0


0


ENTERPRISES 8

225000.0

0




0

Monitoring 0.50

% 37500.00

Evaluation 0.50

% 37500.00


Sub Total 72 3750000.

00

2017-

18



3 13300.00


0


0



0


0


0


0


ENTERPRISES 16

450000.0

0


0






Sub Total 101 2025000.

00

2018-


225000.0

0

Total of Mynlep 173 436.44 6000000.

00

8 IWMP-XI

Myntkung

Myntkung

,

Khliehum

buit,

Pammani

k A

2016-

17


810

Ongoing

. The

Comma

nd area

includes

total

benefitte

d area

from

different

activitie

s

4




5 58650.00

Crop Demonstration 1 5000.00

Improvement of existing paddy field 120400.0

0





0



Water harvesting structures 1 168200.0

0



0


ENTERPRISES 5

121500.0

0


0






0

Sub Total 50 1701000.

00

2017-

18



0


0



0


0



0


0


0


Water harvesting structures 6 1046200.

00

CC Weir 2 369000.0

0


0

RCC Weir 1 311500.0

0


0




ENTERPRISES 14

364500.0

0


0




0

Sub Total 96 6075000.

00

2018-

19





5 25350.00



0



0


0


0


Water harvesting structures 1 205200.0

0

RCC Weir 1 316900.0

0


0




ENTERPRISES 27

729000.0

0


0




0

Sub Total 122 3280500.

00

2019-


364500.0

0

Total of Mynkung 268 810 11421000

.00

9 IWMP-XI

Liar Moolain

Pammani

k B

2016-

17


1020

Ongoing

. The

Comma

nd area

includes

total

benefitte

d area

from

different

activitie

s

4


0

Peripheral Bunding(Rmt) 72.5 8700.00




0



0


0


0


CC Canal 2 160000.0

0




0


0


ENTERPRISES 6

153000.0

0


0




0

Sub Total 38 2142000.

00

2017-

18



0


0




0


0



0


0


0





0

CC weir 5 1430200.

00

CC Canal 2 200000.0

0


0

RCC Weir 1 444900.0

0


0


ENTERPRISES 18

459000.0

0


0




0

Sub Total 122 7650000.

00

2018-

19



0

Half-moon terrace 187500.0

0



0


0





0


0


0


CC Weir 1 208500.0

0


0


ENTERPRISES 34

918000.0

0


0




0

Sub Total 190 4131000.

00

2019-


459000.0

0

Total of Liar Moolain 350 1020 14382000

.00

10 IWMP-XI

Phur Saphoh Pasyih

2016-

17


940

Ongoing

. The

Comma

nd area

includes

total

benefitte

d area

from

4


0



5 43950.00



0



Agro horticulture 90900.00 different

activitie

s NON- ARABLE LAND TREATMENT


0


0


0



0

Protection Wall 2 146680.0

0


0


ENTERPRISES 5

141000.0

0


0




0

Sub Total 36 1974000.

00

2017-

18



0


0






0


0



0


0


0



0

CC Weir 3 684480.0

0

Protection Wall 8 1056990.

00


0


ENTERPRISES 15

423000.0

0


0




0

Sub Total 112 7050000.

00

2018-

19









0



0


0


0


CC Weir 1 680260.0

0


0


ENTERPRISES 32

846000.0

0


0




0

Sub Total 155 3807000.

00

2019-


423000.0

0

Total of Phur Saphoh 303 940 13254000

.00

11 IWMP-XI

Wah Syrti Mynkrem

2016-

17


510

Ongoing

. The

Comma

nd area

includes

4 Loose Boulder Contour bund 103400.0

0


5 29850.00



Crop demonstration 1 5000.00 total

benefitte

d area

from

different

activitie

s








CC Weir 1 170400.0

0



ENTERPRISES 3 76500.00


0




0

Sub Total 18 1071000.

00

2017-

18





5 51930.00


0


0





0


0


0


Water Harvesting Structures 5 1160750.

00

CC Weir 1 294280.0

0

RCC Weir 1 217640.0

0


0


ENTERPRISES 9

229500.0

0


0




Sub Total 66 3825000.

00

2018-

19







0






0


0


Water harvesting structure 1 299270.0

0


0


ENTERPRISES 17

459000.0

0


0




Sub Total 101 2065500.

00

2019-


229500.0

0

Total of Wah Syrti 185 510 7191000.

00

12

IWMP-XIII

Wah

Mynthang

Thadialon

g,

Samatan,

Lum

Muriap

2016-

17

4 % fund for EPA activities in all villages

NA 1020

612000.0

0 DPR

has not

yet been

prepare

d.

Amount

for the

financial

year

2020-21

has also

been

5

1% fund for Institutional & Capacity

building

153000.0

0

1% fund for preparation of DPR 153000.0

0

Sub Total (6%)

918000.0

0

2017-

18

2% fund for Administrative expenses 306000.0

0

0.2 % fund for Monitoring 30600.00



0.3 % fund for Evaluation 45900.00 included

. The

Comma

nd area

includes

total

benefitte

d area

from

different

activitie

s


building

306000.0

0

7.5% fund for Watershed Treatment /

Development Works

1147500.

00

1% fund for Livelihood Activities 153000.0

0

1% fund for Production system & Micro-

enterprise

153000.0

0

Sub Total (14%)

2142000.

00

2018-

19


0


0.5 % fund for Evaluation 76500.00


building

153000.0

0

37% fund for Watershed Treatment /

Development Works

5661000.

00


0


enterprise

459000.0

0

Sub Total (50%)

7650000.

00

2019-

20


0




building

153000.0

0


Development Works

1759500.

00




0


enterprise

918000.0

0

Sub Total (27%)

4131000.

00

2020-

21 3% fund for Consolidation Phase

459000.0

0

Total of wah Mynthang 1020 15300000

.00

13 IWMP-XIII

Wah Sawian

Mynsoo

A,

Mynsoo B

2016-

17


NA 1010

606000.0

0 DPR

has not

yet been

prepare

d.

Amount

for the

financial

year

2020-21

has also

been

included

. The

Comma

nd area

includes

total

benefitte

d area

from

different

activitie

s

5


building

151500.0

0


0

Sub Total (6%)

909000.0

0

2017-

18


0




building

303000.0

0


Development Works

1136250.

00


0


enterprise

151500.0

0

Sub Total (14%)

2121000.

00



2018-

19


0




building

151500.0

0


Development Works

5605500.

00


0


enterprise

454500.0

0

Sub Total (50%)

7575000.

00

2019-

20


0




building

151500.0

0


Development Works

1742250.

00


0


enterprise

909000.0

0

Sub Total (27%)

4090500.

00

2020-

21 3% fund for Consolidation Phase

454500.0

0

Total of Wah Sawian 1010 15150000

.00

Grand Total 3346

9592.8

4

14593800

0.00



Irrigation

Schemes

of Line

Departm

ent of

State

Governm

ent

Soil &

water

conser

vation

works

in rural

areas

DPR yet to

prepare

2016-

17


small RCC/CC Weir & CC Channel 3 7

900000.0

0

DPR yet

to

propose,

dependi

ng on

availabil

ity of

Fund

under

State

Plan for

a

particul

ar year

1

Construction of Water Harvesting

Structures/Farm Ponds 3 5

600000.0

0

Other Ground Water Recharge -

Protection Walls 3 4

450000.0

0

Total of 2016-17 9 16 1950000.

00

DPR yet to

prepare

2017-

18



900000.0

0



600000.0

0



450000.0

0

Total of 2017-18 9 16 1950000.

00

DPR yet to

prepare

2018-

19



900000.0

0



600000.0

0



450000.0

0

Total of 2018-19 9 16 1950000.

00

DPR yet to

prepare

2019-

20



900000.0

0



600000.0

0



450000.0

0

Total of 2019-20 9 16 1950000.

00

DPR yet to

prepare

2020-

21



900000.0

0



600000.0

0





450000.0

0

Total of 2020-21 9 16 1950000.

00

GRAND TOTAL OF IRRIGATION SCHEMES - LINE DEPARTMENT 45 80 9750000.

00

Rural

Infrastru

cture

Develop

ment

Fund -

NABAR

D LOAN

Soil &

water

conser

vation

works

in

River

Valleys

2016-

17


small RCC/CC Weir

DPR

already

prepare

d and

submitte

d but yet

to

sanction

2


Structures/Farm Ponds


Protection Walls

Total of 2016-17

Ramut -

Umpaai

Khliehran

gnah &

Mynkrem

2017-

18


small RCC/CC Weir 54 135

38684230

.00


Structures/Farm Ponds - - -



13191060

.00

Total of 2017-18 63 155 51875290

.00

2018-

19


small RCC/CC Weir 12 30

17629620

.00





9187940.

00

Total of 2018-19 21 43 26817560

.00

2019-

20


small RCC/CC Weir




Protection Walls

Total of 2019-20



2020-

21


small RCC/CC Weir




Protection Walls

Total of 2020-21

GRAND TOTAL OF RIDF - NABARD LOAN 84 198 78692850

.00

Block- Thadlaskein

Sl

N

o.

Name of

the

Block

Concern

ed

Ministry

/

Departm

ent

Compo

-nent

Name of

Project Villages

Financ

ial

Year

Name of Activity

Total

Numb

er

Comm

and

Area/

Irrigati

on

Potenti

al (HA)

Estimate

d Cost

(Rs)

Remarks

Period

of

Implem

en-

tation

(5/7Yrs

).

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

MoWR

AIBP Sasein,

Nartiang,

Nongjngi,

Parmupli

ang,

Thlu-

Ummmul

ong,

Umpawai

, Wah

Sabkjat,

Wah

Synshar,

Middle

Nartiang,

Moodop,

Ionglwit,

Nongjngi,

Myrjai,

Moopasi,

Ummulong,

Moodymmai

, Mukhla,

Wahiajer,

Tyrshang,

Saphoh,

Nongbah,

Mupliang,

2016-

17



92362740

.00

Ongoing

Har

Khet

Ko

Pani



Pond/ProtectionWall

155 1099 13236245

0.00

RRR of Water Bodies 3 50 49240800

.00


Channels 208 792

97790770

.00



Myntdu,

Umplu

Ialong,

Chyrmang,

Khanduli,

Saitsama,

Umshangiar,

Lumlakhiat,

Pdein

Iawmusiang,

Tamu

TOTAL OF 2016-17 539 2667 37175676

0.00

AIBP

Umlidoh,

Ummyns

ei,

Mynkro,

Thakuni

Mihmyntdu,

Sohmynting,

Tamu,

Mawkhnang,

Sanaro,

Sohmynting

2017-

18



45338920

.00

Har

Khet

Ko

Pani



Pond/ProtectionWall

RRR of Water Bodies 3 50 49240800

.00


Channels 82 222

51323440

.00

TOTAL OF 2017-18 190 458 14590316

0.00

AIBP

2018-

19


RCC/CC Weirs

Har

Khet

Ko

Pani



Pond/ProtectionWall

20 150 14748600

.00

RRR of Water Bodies


Channels 37 79

18588230

.00

TOTAL OF 2018-19 57 229 33336830

.00

AIBP Mynriang Morpushai,

Ionglwit,


RCC/CC Weirs 10 132

26219700

.00



Har

Khet

Ko

Pani

Nongjngi

Khlieh

Shnong,

Lumstong,

Kseh

Rynshang,

Moobakhon

2019-

20



Pond/ProtectionWall

5 14 2652000.

00

RRR of Water Bodies


Channels

TOTAL OF 2019-20 15 146 28871700

.00

AIBP

2020-

21


RCC/CC Weirs

Har

Khet

Ko

Pani



Pond/ProtectionWall

3 8 1518840.

00

RRR of Water Bodies


Channels 10 80

16076970

.00

TOTAL OF 2020-21 13 88 17595810

.00

GRAND TOTAL OF MoWR 814 3588.3 59746426

0.00

1 Thadlas

kein

(DOLR)

Soil &

Water

Conserva

tion

Departm

ent

Waters

hed

IWMP-

06-Liar

Lakhiat

Watershe

d

Lumla khiat 2016-

2017


182

Ongoing

-The

Comman

d area

includes

total

benefitted

area from

different

activities

3

Contour Bunding 99000.00

Peripheral Bunding 29200.00





0


0


Stone Masonary Wall /Protection Wall 23 529000.0

0



Run-off Disposal Channel 3846 100000.0

0


0


ENTERPRISES 6

175000.0

0

Administrative 2.50% 187500.0

0



Institutional & Capacity building 0.50% 37500.00

Total of Liar Lakhiat Watershed 3945 1875025.

00

2017-

2018



0

Peripheral Bundind 11450.00

Agro-Horticulture 243000.0

0

NON-ARABLE LAND TREATMENT



0


LIVELIHOOD 104 375000.0

0


ENTERPRISES 16

450000.0

0


0






Total of Liar Lakhiat Watershed 120 2025000.

00

2018-

2019 Consolidation & With Drawal Phase 3%

450000.0

0

Grand Total of Liar Lakhiat 4065 182 4350025.

00

2

IWMP-

06-

Mynksi

Watershe

d

Lapangap,

Shai Bnai,

Pdengtaloo

2016-

17


512

Ongoing

The

Comman

d area

includes

total

benefitted

area from

different

activities

3


0


0




0




0

Run-off Disposal channel 5769 150000.0

0


0


ENTERPRISES 13

350000.0

0


0






Total of Mynksi Watershed 5887 3750000.

00

2017-

2018



Peripheral Bunding

103100.0

0

Agro-Horticulture

459000.0

0

NON-ARABLE LAND TREATMENT

Improvement of Degraded Forest

370000.0

0

Afforestation

261000.0

0



Water Harvesting Structure 2

131200.0

0



Stone Masonary Wall /Protection Wall 5

115000.0

0

Run-off Disposal Channel 5769

150000.0

0

LIVELIHOOD 233

750000.0

0


ENTERPRISES 32

900000.0

0

Administrative 3%

450000.0

0



Institutional & Capacity building 1%

150000.0

0



Total of Mynksi Watershed 6042 4050000.

00

2018-


450000.0

0

Grand Total of Mynksi 11929 512 8250000.

00

3

IWMP-

06-Wah

Pyrhut

Umladang

2016-

17


214

Ongoing

The

Comman

d area

includes

total

benefitted

area from

different

activities

3


0



0



228000.0

0


0




345000.0

0

LIVELIHOOD 41 92500.00


ENTERPRISES 5

125000.0

0


0




Total of Wah Pyrhut WS 61 1875000.

00




2017-

18



0



120000.0

0

Afforestation

232000.0

0


Avenue plantation



184000.0

0

Run-off Disposal Channel 1923 50000.00


0


ENTERPRISES 7

450000.0

0


0




Total of Wah Pyrhut WS 2073 2025000.

00

2018-


225000.0

0

Grand Total of Wah Pyrhut WS 2134 214 4125000.

00

4

IWMP-

06-Khlieh

Myngi

Saphoh,

Larnai

2016-

2017


564

Ongoing

The

Comman

3

Contour Bunding

330000.0

0



Bench Terrace

1100000.

00

d area

includes

total

benefitted

area from

different

activities

peripheral Bunding 34800.00



760000.0

0

Afforestation

330000.0

0


LIVELIHOOD 115

250000.0

0


ENTERPRISES 12

350000.0

0


0

Monitoring 0.25 37500.00



Total of Khlieh Myngi WS 127 3750000.

00

2017-

2018



Bench Terrace

200000.0

0

Peripheral Bunding

209300.0

0

Agro-Horticulture

351000.0

0



400000.0

0

Afforestation

348000.0

0








LIVELIHOOD 245

750000.0

0


ENTERPRISES 32

900000.0

0


0




0

Total of Khlieh Myngi WS 280 4050000.

00

2018-


450000.0

0

Grand Total of Khlieh Myngi WS 407 564 8250000.

00

5

IWMP-

06-

Kyrtem

Ws

Rakabah,No

ngrim

Bamthong

2016-

2017


365

Ongoing

The

Comman

d area

includes

total

benefitted

area from

different

activities

3

Contour Bunding

450000.0

0

Peripheral Bunding

408100.0

0



570000.0

0

Afforestation

363000.0

0






552000.0

0

Run-off Disposal Channel 7692

200000.0

0

LIVELIHOOD 20

250000.0

0


ENTERPRISES 10

350000.0

0


0

Monitoring 0.25 37500.00



Total of Kyrtem WS 7746 3750000.

00

2017-

2018


Bench Terrace

206350.0

0

Agro-Horticulture

432000.0

0



300000.0

0

Afforestation

377000.0

0




368000.0

0

LIVELIHOOD 245

750000.0

0


ENTERPRISES 36

900000.0

0




0




0

Total of Kyrtem WS 297 4050000.

00

2018-


450000.0

0

Grand Total of Kyrtem WS 8043 365 8250000.

00

6

IWMP-

08-

Thadmuk

roh WS

Nongkhroh

Thadmusem 2016-

2017


768

Ongoing

The

Comman

d area

includes

total

benefitted

area from

different

activities

3

Contour Bunding

1350000.

00

Half Moon Terrace

562500.0

0


Improvement of Existing Paddy Field

774000.0

0

Crop Demonstration 30000.00

Agro-Horticulture

1067200.

00



695400.0

0

Afforestation

1248500.

00

Agro-Forestry

920000.0

0

Strip Plantation

177840.0

0




Farm Ponds/Dug out Ponds 6

192000.0

0

Water Harvesting Structures 28

1836800.

00


Water Dam 20

1196000.

00


913200.0

0

Run-off Disposal Channel

460.48

rm 38220.00

LIVELIHOOD 202

895500.0

0


ENTERPRISES 35

895500.0

0

Administrative 5% 1492500.

00


0


0


0

Total of Thadmukroh WS 311 14925000

.00

2017-

2018


Contour Bunding

105000.0

0




Crop Demonstration 10000.00

Agro-Horticulture

626400.0

0





366000.0

0

Afforestation

658300.0

0

Agro-Forestry

540000.0

0



Farm Ponds/Dug out Ponds 1 32000.00

Water Harvesting Structures 5

328000.0

0


Water Dam 4

239200.0

0


273960.0

0

LIVELIHOOD 309

1492500.

00


ENTERPRISES 67

1791000.

00


0




0

Total of Thadmukroh WS 392 8059500.

00

2018-


895500.0

0

Grand Total of Thadmukroh WS 703 768 23880000

.00

7 Umlarpa

mg WS

Sabamuswan

g 2016-

2017


302

Ongoing

The

Comman

3

Contour Bunding

337500.0

0



Bench Terrace

200000.0

0

d area

includes

total

benefitted

area from

different

activities

Peripheral Bunding 462 55440.00


602000.0

0

Agro-Horticulture

409400.0

0



385700.0

0

Afforestation

495000.0

0

Agro-Forestry

754400.0

0

Strip Plantation

238680.0

0


Farm Ponds/Dug out Ponds 96000.00

Water Harvesting Structures

656000.0

0


Water Dam

657800.0

0

Stone Masonary Wall /Protection Wall

593580.0

0

Run-off Disposal Channel 13000.00

LIVELIHOOD 94

445500.0

0


ENTERPRISES 15

445500.0

0


0






0

Total of Umlarpang WS 571 7425000.

00

2017-

2018


Bench Terrace

100000.0

0

Peripheral Bunding 89.58 10750.00


111800.0

0

Agro-Horticulture

240300.0

0



203000.0

0

Afforestation

261000.0

0

Agro-Forestry

442800.0

0

Strip Plantation

121380.0

0






LIVELIHOOD 152

742500.0

0


ENTERPRISES 32

891000.0

0


0






0

Total of Umlarpang WS 277.58 4009500.

00

2018-


445500.0

0

Grand Total of Umlarpang WS 848.58 302 11880000

.00

8

IWMP-

12-Thwai

Maring

WS

Iongnoh

2016-

2017


NA 520

312000.0

0

DPR has

not yet

been

prepared

. Amount

for the

financial

year

2020-21

has also

been

included.

The

Comman

d area

includes

total

benefitted

area from

different

activities

5


building 78000.00


Sub Total (6%) 468000.0

0

2017-

2018

2% fund for Administrative expenses

156000.0

0




building

156000.0

0


Development Works

585000.0

0



enterprise 78000.00

Sub Total (14%) 1092000.

00

2018-

2019


390000.0

0






building 78000.00


Development Works

2886000.

00

3% fund for Livelihood Activities

234000.0

0


enterprise

234000.0

0

Sub Total (50%) 3900000.

00

2019-

2020


234000.0

0




building 78000.00


Development Works

897000.0

0


390000.0

0


enterprise

468000.0

0

Sub Total (27%) 2106000.

00

2020-

2021 Consolidation & With Drawal Phase

234000.0

0

Total of Thwai Maring WS 520 7800000.

00

IWMP-

12-

Umkhein

WS

Chyrmang

Nein,

Chyrmang

Wah

2016-

2017


NA 490

294000.0

0 DPR has

not yet

been

prepared

. Amount

5 1% fund for Institutional & Capacity

building 73500.00




Sub Total (6%) 441000.0

0

for the

financial

year

2020-21

has also

been

included.

The

Comman

d area

includes

total

benefitted

area from

different

activities

2017-

2018


147000.0

0




building

147000.0

0


Development Works

551250.0

0



enterprise 73500.00

Sub Total (14%) 1029000.

00

2018-

2019


367500.0

0




building 73500.00


Development Works

2719500.

00


220500.0

0


enterprise

220500.0

0

Sub Total (50%) 3675000.

00

2019-

2020


220500.0

0






building 73500.00


Development Works

845250.0

0


367500.0

0


enterprise

441000.0

0

Sub Total (27%) 1984500.

00

2020-

2021 Consolidation & With Drawal Phase

220500.0

0

Total of Umkein WS 490 7350000.

00

GRAND TOTAL (IWMP Projects) 28130 3917 84135025

.00

Irrigation

Schemes

of Line

Departm

ent of

State

Governm

ent

Soil &

water

conser

vation

works

in rural

areas

DPR yet

to prepare

2016-

17


small RCC/CC Weir/ CC Channel 3 7

900000.0

0

DPR yet

to

propose,

dependin

g on

availabilit

y of Fund

under

State

Plan for a

particular

year

1



600000.0

0



450000.0

0

Total of 2016-17 9 16 1950000.

00

DPR yet

to prepare

2017-

18



900000.0

0



600000.0

0



450000.0

0

Total of 2017-18 9 16 1950000.

00

DPR yet

to prepare

2018-

19 Surface Minor Irrigation - Construction of


900000.0

0





600000.0

0



450000.0

0

Total of 2018-19 9 16 1950000.

00

DPR yet

to prepare

2019-

20



900000.0

0



600000.0

0


Protection Walls/Terraces/ Contour

Bunding

3 4 450000.0

0

Total of 2019-20 9 16 1950000.

00

DPR yet

to prepare

2020-

21



900000.0

0



600000.0

0



Bunding

3 4 450000.0

0

Total of 2020-21 9 16 1950000.

00

GRAND TOTAL OF IRRIGATION SCHEMES OF LINE DEPARTMENT 45 80 9750000.

00

Rural

Infrastruc

ture

Develop

ment

Fund -

Soil &

water

conser

vation

works

in

Mynrut

Nartiang,

Mookabeng,

Mynsngat,

Nongkhyllep

2016-

17



10722880

.00

ongoing 2 Construction of Water Harvesting


4258080.

00



Bunding

89 90 6484440.

00



NABAR

D

River

Valleys Total of 2016-17 144 230

21465400

.00

Umlabar

Moodymmai

, Madur,

Niriang,

Phlong

Ingkhaw,

Lumkhudun

g

2017-

18



7261920.

00

DPR

already

prepared

but yet to

Sanction



918000.0

0



Bunding

32 63 6623988.

00

Total of 2017-18 71 151 14803908

.00

2018-

19



6824580.

00





Bunding

8 10 3693000.

00

Total of 2018-19 27 58 10517580

.00

Wah

Myntliah

Sanaro,

Pdein Iadaw

2019-

20



3536360.

00

new

Proposal



420300.0

0



Bunding

45 75 10500000

.00

Total of 2019-20 60 103 14456660

.00

2020-

21



2619540.

00 new

Proposal Construction of Water Harvesting

Structures/Farm Ponds 0 0 0





Bunding

40 67 9333000.

00

Total of 2020-21 52 82 11952540

.00


.00

Block- Amlarem

Sl

No

.

Name

of the

Block

Concerned

Ministry/

Departme

nt

Com

po

nent

Name of

Project Village

Financi

al Year Name of Activity

Total

Numb

er

Comma

nd

Area/

Irrigatio

n

Potenti

al (HA)

Estimate

d Cost

(Rs.)

Remarks

Period of

Implementat

ion

(5/7Yrs).

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

MoWR

AIBP

Amraya

ng

Umshyr

pu

Moopyut

, Madan

Tyrpait,

Shken

pyrsit

2016-17

Surface Minor Irrigation - Construction

of RCC/CC Weirs 6 24 3231586

Ongoing

Har

Khet

Ko

Pani



Pond/ProtectionWall

27 208 28709719

RRR of Water Bodies

Line filled channels - Construction of

CC Channels

TOTAL OF 2016-17 33 232 31941305

.00

AIBP Umtalu Moosakh

ia, 2017-18


of RCC/CC Weirs 22 76.97

11364345.

00



Har

Khet

Ko

Pani

Samanon

g



Pond/ProtectionWall

RRR of Water Bodies


CC Channels 28 150

22073115.

00

TOTAL OF 2017-18 50 226.52 33437460

.00

AIBP

Umtalu

Moosakh

ia,

Samanon

g

2018-19


of RCC/CC Weirs

Har

Khet

Ko

Pani



Pond/ProtectionWall

11 95 14089530.

00

RRR of Water Bodies


CC Channels

TOTAL OF 2018-19 11 95 14089530

.00

AIBP

2019-20


of RCC/CC Weirs

Har

Khet

Ko

Pani



Pond/ProtectionWall

RRR of Water Bodies


CC Channels

TOTAL OF 2019-20

AIBP

2020-21


of RCC/CC Weirs

Har

Khet

Ko

Pani



Pond/ProtectionWall

RRR of Water Bodies




CC Channels

TOTAL OF 2020-21

GRAND TOTAL OF MoWR 94 554 79468295

.00

1 Amlare

m

(DOLR)

Soil &

Water

Conservati

on

Departme

nt

Wate

r

shed

IWMP-

10

Upper

Umtalu

Samanon

g

2016-

2017



609.5

20700.00

Ongoing

The

Command

area

includes

total

benefitted

area from

different

activities

4


Agro Horticulture 101000.00

NON- ARABLE LAND

TREATMENT






CC Weir 2 113540.00

LIVELIHOOD ACTIVITIES

Tailoring 3 24000.00

Vegetables Production/ Kitchen

Gardening 15 37500.00

Carpentry / Blacksmith 6 30000.00


ENTERPRISES

Sericulture 2 42000.00

Integrated Farming System 1 25500.00

Miscellaneous Enterprises for (SHG)

(Agriculture & Veterinary Services) 1 24000.00





Sub total 204 1281000.

00



2017-18





Peripheral Bunding (Rmt) 376.5 45180.00



NON- ARABLE LAND

TREATMENT



Agro-Forestry 383800.00


Farm Ponds/ Dug out Ponds 2 118030.00

C.C. Weir 5 747410.00









Sub total 436 4575000.

00

2018-19



Peripheral Bunding (Rmt) 622 74640.00


NON- ARABLE LAND

TREATMENT







Farm ponds/ Dug out Ponds 1 67160.00

C.C. Weir 1 149350.00








Sub total 728 2470500.

00

2019-20 Consolidation & With Drawal Phase 3% 274500.00

Total of Upper Umtalu 1367 609.5 8601000.

00

2 Amlare

m

(DOLR)

Soil &

Water

Conservati

on

Departme

nt

Wate

r

shed

IWMP-

10

Umkrem

Ammuto

ng,

Pemtado

ng,

Mawlong

2016-17


1090

Ongoing

The

Command

area

includes

total

benefitted

area from

different

activities

4





NON- ARABLE LAND

TREATMENT






RCC Weir 2 159670.00










Sub total 615.5 2289000.

00

2017-18




Peripheral Bunding (Rmt) 352 42240.00




NON- ARABLE LAND

TREATMENT






RCC Weir 11

1294630.0

0

Stone Masonry/Protection Wall/

Retaining Wall 2

1307170.0

0








Sub total 486 8175000.

00

2018-19









NON- ARABLE LAND

TREATMENT






RCC Weir 2 216550.00








Sub total 743.2

5

4414500.

00

2019-20 Consolidation & With Drawal Phase

3% 490500.0

0

Total of Umkrem 1844.

75 1090

15369000

.00

3 Amlare

m

(DOLR)

Soil &

Water

Conservati

on

Departme

nt

Wate

r

shed

IWMP-

10

Amsohk

hri

Khongla

h 2016-17


Contour Bunding

930

131600.00 Ongoing

The

Command

area

includes

total

benefitted

area from

4


NON- ARABLE LAND

TREATMENT


Betel leaf 203000.00



C.C. Weir 3 223060.00



RCC Weir 1 225380.00 different

activities LIVELIHOOD ACTIVITIES 28 139500.00







Sub total 506.2

5

1953000.

00

2017-18







NON- ARABLE LAND

TREATMENT






C.C. Weir 12

1102120.0

0

RCC Weir 5

1054750.0

0










Sub total 380.7

5

6975000.

00

2018-19





NON- ARABLE LAND

TREATMENT





C.C. Weir 3 288610.00

RCC Weir 1 260330.00








Sub total 740.2

5

3766500.

00

Consolidation & With Drawal Phase 3% 418500.00

Total of Amsohkhri 1627.

25 930

13113000

.00

GRAND TOTAL (I+II+ III) 4839 2629.5 37083000

.00

Irrigation

Schemes of

Line

Departme

nt of State

Soil

&

water

conse

r

DPR yet

to

prepared

villages

yet to

select 2016-17


of small RCC/CC Weir & CC

Channels

3 7 900000.00 DPR yet to

propose,

depending

on

availability

1 Construction of Water Harvesting

Structures/ Farm Ponds 3 5 600000.00



Governme

nt

vatio

n

work

s in

rural

areas


Protection Walls 3 4 450000.00

of Fund

under State

Plan for a

particular

year

Total of 2016-17 9 16 1950000.

00

DPR yet

to

prepared

villages

yet to

select 2017-18


of small RCC & CC Weir & CC

Channel

3 7 900000.00


Structures/Farm Ponds 3 5 600000.00



Total of 2017-18 9 16 1950000.

00

DPR yet

to

prepared

villages

yet to

select 2018-19



Channels

3 7 900000.00





Total of 2018-19 9 16 1950000.

00

DPR yet

to

prepared

villages

yet to

select 2019-20



Channels

3 7 900000.00





Total of 2019-20 9 16 1950000.

00

DPR yet

to

prepared

villages

yet to

select 2020-21



Channels

3 7 900000.00







Total of 2020-21 9 16 1950000.

00

GRAND TOTAL OF IRRIGATION SCHEMES OF LINE

DEPARTMENT 45 80

9750000.

00

Rural

Infrastruct

ure

Develop

ment Fund

-

NABARD

LOAN

Soil

&

water

conse

r

vatio

n

work

s in

River

Valle

ys

2016-17



Channels

2




Protection Walls

Total of 2016-17

2017-18



Channels




Protection Walls

Total of 2017-18

2018-19



Channels




Protection Walls

Total of 2018-19

Amjalon

g FIP

Amjalon

g 2019-20



Channels

4 65 7463640.0

0

New

Proposal





2579700.0

0


Protection Walls 0 0 0

Total of 2019-20 8 76 10043340

.00

Amjalon

g FIP

Amjalon

g 2020-21



Channels

3 60 5630460.0

0

New

Proposal Construction of Water Harvesting


2400000.0

0



Total of 2020-21 6 69 8030460.

00


.00




(Agriculture Department)



Strategic Action Plan for Irrigation under PMKSY for the year 2016-17

Sl

no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Concerned

Ministry/Dept. Components Activities (Check Dams)

Total

no./Capacity

(cum)

Command

area/Irrigation

potential (in

ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs.

in Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more

crop

(Drought

proofing)

Checkdam at Ladmukhla, Wahiajer, Niriang Larnai,

Moodymmai, Nongjngi, Umladang Nartiang,

Sohphoh, Mookyndur Village under ADO

Thadlaskein. (4 no's. per village and Rs.3.5 lacs each

check dam) No.of village -10 no's.

40 no’s 80 ha 140.00 2016-17

Checkdam at Sohmynting -7 no’s Phlonginkhaw- 3

nos, Lumkhudung- 3 nos. Madur- 4 no’s, Mustem – 6

nos ,Pynthorlangtein – 7 no’s under ADO

Sohmynting circle @ Rs.3.5 lacs each check dam)

No.of village -6 nos.

30 no’s 60 ha 105.00 2016-17

Check dam at Namdong A, Namdong B,

Umjalasiaw, Thadmynri, Khonsaro, 3 no’s each

village under ADO Namdong Circle @ Rs.3.5 lacs

each check dam) No.of village -5 nos.

15 no’s 30 ha 52.50 2016-17

Check dam at Pynthor Wah, Pynthor Nein, Sabah

Muswang, Ialong, Mihmyntdu 3 nos. each village

under ADO Hqr Jowai @ Rs.3.5 lacs each check

dam). No.of village -5 nos.

15 no’s 30 ha 52.50 2016-17

2 Laskein

Block

Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more

crop

(Drought

proofing)

Check dam at Mookyndeng, Nongkynrih, Laskein,

Thadmuthlong, Nongryngkoh, Mookaiaw, Barato,

Shilliang Myntang, Samatan and Bhain. 4 no’s each

village @ Rs.3.5 lacs each check dam) under ADO

Laskein. No.of village -10 nos.

40 no’s 240 ha 140.00 2016-17

3

Amlarem

Sub

Division

Agri.Officer

Check dam at Muktapur, Hawai Bhoi, Lakroh,

Syndai, Mupyut, Umladkhur, Amlarem,

Moosakhiah, Shkenpyrsit and Amjalong. 4 no’s each

villages @ Rs.3.5 lacs each check dam) under SDAO

Amlarem. No.of village -10 nos.

40 no’s 160 ha 140.00 2016-17

Total 180 no's 600 ha 630.00



Sl

no

Name of the

Block Sub/Sub

District

Concerned

Ministry/Dept. Components Activities (Water Harvesting structure)

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area/Irrigation

potential (in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs in

Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more crop

(Drought

proofing)

Water Harvesting at Mookyndur,

Umlangshor, Wahiajer, Sohphoh, Myrjai,

Mupliang, Nongbah and Khanduli under

ADO Thadlaskein (5 nos. each village @

Rs.1 lac each)

40 no’s 40 ha 40.00 2016-17

Water Harvesting at Pynthor Langtein,

Muphlang, Mustem, Sohmynting,

Phlonginkhaw and Iongnoh under ADO

Sohmynting Circle (5 nos. each village @

Rs.1 lac each)

30 nos 30 ha. 30.00 2016-17

Water Harvesting at Umjalasiaw, Lumrot

and Ksehrynshang under ADO Namdong

circle (5 nos. each village @ Rs.1 lac each)

15 no’s 15 ha. 15.00 2016-17

Water Harvesting at Pynthorwah,

Pynthornein, Ialong, Sabah Muswang,

Mihmyntdu under ADO Hqr Jowai (5

nos. each village @ Rs.1 lac each)

15 no’s 15 ha. 15.00 2016-17

2 Laskein Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more crop

(Drought

proofing)

Water Harvesting at Mootyrshiah,

Mynksan, Muthlong Rim, Raliang,

Iooksi, Khonshnong, Mooshrut, Mynso,

Shangpung Mission, Pasyih

Kyndongtuber, Myntkung, Pamanik,

Shilliang and Myntang villages under

ADO Laskein (5 nos. each village @ Rs.1

lac each) .

70 no’s 70 ha 70.00 2016-17

3

Amlarem Sub

Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more crop

(Drought

proofing)

Water Harvesting at Thangbuli,

Umladkhur, Shkentalang, Amlarem,

Jarain and Jaralud under SDAO

Amlarem (5 nos. each village @ Rs.1 lac

each)

30 nos. 30 ha 30.00 2016-17

Total 200 no’s 200 ha 200.00



Sl

no

Name of the

Block Sub/Sub

District

Concerned

Ministry/Dept. Components Activities (Dug Well)

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area/Irrigation

potential (in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs in

Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

Dug Well (5 nos. each village @ Rs.2

lacs each) at Madur, Ummulong,

Tyrshang, Nongbah, Myrjai, Umladang,

Mookbu, Ionglwit under ADO

Thadlaskein.

40 no’s 40 ha 80.00 2016-17

Dug well (5 nos. each village @Rs.2 lacs

each) at Sohmynting, Phlonginkhaw,

Lumkhudung, Madur, Niriang and

Mustem under ADO Sohmynting.

30 no’s 30 ha 60.00 2016-17

Dug well (5 nos. each village @ Rs.2

lacs each) at Thadmukoh, Lumrot,

Namdong B under ADO Namdong

15 no’s 15 ha 30.00 2016-17


lacs each) at Ialong, Mookaswan,

Mihmyntdu Under ADO Hqr Jowai

15 no’s 15 ha 30.00 2016-17


PMKSY Per

drop more crop

(Drought

proofing)


lacs each) at Madanrwan, Niawkmai,

Mukhap, Nongkynrih, Shangpung

Moolibang, Thadsning, Musiaw,

Iongkwang, Khlookynring, Pasyih,

Pamanik, Nongryngkoh, Thadbamon,

Thadialong under ADO Laskein .

70 no’s 70 ha 140.00 2016-17

3

Amlarem Sub

Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture


lacs each) at Samanong, Madantyrpait,

Jarain, Lakroh, Hawai Bhoi, Umsalang

under SDAO Amlarem

30 no’s 30 ha 60.00 2016-17

Total 200 no’s 200 ha 400.00



Sl

no

Name of the

Block Sub/Sub

District

Concerned

Ministry/Dept. Components Activities (Tube Well)

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area/Irrigation

potential (in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs in

Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block

Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more crop

(Drought

proofing)

Tube Well (5 nos. each village @

Rs.1.5 lacs each) at Mookyndur,

Umlangshor, Sohphoh, Larnai,

Mupliang Larnai, Nongrim, Bambtong

and Kdiap under ADO Thadlaskein.

40 no’s 40 ha 60.00 2016-17

Tube well (5 nos. each village @ Rs.1.5

lacs each) at Niriang, Sung valley,

letang, Chyrmang, Sohmynting and

Madur under ADO Sohmynting.

30 no’s 30 ha 45.00 2016-17


lacs each) at Kremlabit, Thadmynri

and Namdong A under ADO

Namdong circle.

15 nos 15 ha 22.50 2016-17


lacs each) at Ialong, Mihmyntdu,

Sabamuswang under ADO Hqr Jowai.

15 no’s 15 ha 22.50 2016-17

2 Laskein Block


lacs each) at Mynksan, Madanrwan,

Mukhap, Biar, Shangpung,

Pohshnong, Latymphu, Mynska,

Phramer, Iooksi, Umsalait, Mooshrot,

TumTum and Sammatan under ADO

Laskein.

70 no’s 70 ha 105.00 2016-17

3

Amlarem Sub

Division

Agri.Officer


lacs each) at Amlanai, Amlari, Jarain,

Lakroh, Hawai Bhoi and Umsalang

under SDAO Amlarem.

30 no’s 30 ha 45.00 2016-17

Total 200 no’s 200 ha 300.00



Sl

no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Concerned

Ministry/Dept. Components Activities (Storage reservoir Tank)

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area/Irrigation

potential (in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs in

Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block

Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more crop

(Secondary

Storage

Structure)

Storage reservoir Tank at Mookyndur,

Umlangshor, Wahiajer, Sohphoh

Myrjai, Mupliang, Nongbah, Khanduli

under ADO Thadlaskein (5 nos. each

village @Rs.1 lac each)

40 no’s 40 ha 40.00 2016-17

Storage reservoir Tank at Pynthor

Langtein, Muphlang, Mustem,

Sohmynting, Phlonginkhaw, Iongnoh

under ADO Sohmynting Circle (5 nos.

each village @Rs.1 lac each)

30 no’s 30 ha. 30.00 2016-17

Storage reservoir Tank at Umjalasiaw,

Lumrot, Ksehrynshang under ADO

Namdong circle (5 nos. each village

@Rs.1 lac each)

15 no’s 15 ha. 15.00 2016-17

Storage reservoir Tank at Pynthorwah,

Pynthor nei nailing, Sabah Muswang,

Mihmyntdu under ADO Hqr Jowai(5

nos. each village @Rs.1 lac each)

15 no’s 15 ha. 15.00 2016-17

2 Laskein Block

Storage reservoir Tank at Mootyrshiah

Mynksan, Muthlong Rim, Raliang,

Iooksi, Khonshnong, Mooshrut Mynso

,Shangpung Mission, Pasyih

Kyndongtuber, Myntkung, ,Pamanik,

Shilliang Myntang villages under ADO

Laskein (5 nos. each village @Rs.1 lac

each) .

70 no’s 70 ha 70.00 2016-17

3

Amlarem Sub

Division

Agri.Officer

Storage reservoir Tank at Thangbuli,

Umladkhur, Shkentalang, Amlarem,

Jarain, Jaralud under SDAO Amlarem(5


30 no’s 30 ha 30.00 2016-17

Total 200 no’s 200 ha 200.00



Sl

no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Concerned

Ministry/Dept. Components Activities (Contour bund)

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area/Irrigation

potential (in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs in

Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block

Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more crop

(On Farm

Activities)

Contour Bund at 16 nos Villages under ADO

Thadlaskein (Ummulong, Maskut, Ladmukhla,

Wahiajer, Nongbah, Mihmyntdu, Mupliang,

Kdiap, Lumkya, Ladaw, Nongjngi, Iangkar,

Iongthma, Sanaro, Khyndawwaso, Saitsama)

No. of beneficiaries-160 nos

No. of beneficiaries/village-10nos @

30,000/- each

160 nos 80 ha 24.00 2016-17

Contour bund at 6 nos Villages under ADO

Sohmynting (Sohmynting, Phlongingkhaw,

Lumkhudung, Madur, Niriang, Mustem)

No of beneficiaries-60 ha

No of beneficiaries/villages-10 nos @

30,000/- each

60 nos 60 ha 18.00 2016-17


Namdong (Namdong A, Namdong B,

Umjalasiaw)

No of beneficiaries-30 nos

No of beneficiaries/village-10 nos @ 30,000/-

each

30 nos 30 ha 9.00 2016-17

Contour bund at 3 nos village under ADO

HQR (Mupyut, Moosakhia, Samanong,)

No of beneficiaries - 30 nos

No of Beneficiaries/village-10 nos @

30,000/- each

30 nos 30 ha 9.00 2016-17

2 Laskein

Block

Contour bund at 28 nos villages under ADO

Laskein (Mookaiaw, Mootyrshiah, Mynksan,

Madanrwan, Laskein, Nongkynrih, Mulum,

Raliang, Madankynsaw, Rtiang, Shilliang

Myntang, Thadsning, Phain, Musiaw, Barato,

Thangrain, Myngkrem, Khlookynrin,

Thadmuthlong, Muthlongrim, Pasyih,

280 nos 140 ha 42.00 2016-17



Sl

no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Concerned

ministry/Dept. Components Activities (Soil And water conservation)

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area/Irrigation

potential (in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs in

Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1

Thadlaskein

Block

Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more crop

(On Farm

Activities)

Soil & Water conservation at 4 nos village

under ADO Thadlaskein (Mookyndur,

Mukhla, Larnai, Moodymmai)


Area covered /beneficiaries-1 ha

@20,000/- each

40 nos 40 ha 8.00 2016-17

Soil &Water conservation at 3 nos village

under ADO Sohmynting (Sohmynting,

Lumkhudung, Mustem)


Area covered/beneficiaries-1ha @20,000/-

each

30 nos 30ha 6.00 2016-17

Soil &Water conservation at 5 nos village

under ADO Namdong (Kremmyrsiang, 15 nos 15ha 3.00 2016-17

Kyndongtuber, Mynso, Iooksi, Khonshnong,

Sahsniang, Iongkasaro, Priang.

No. of beneficiaries- 280 nos

No. of beneficiaries/village-10 nos @

30,000/- each

3

Amlarem Sub

Division

Agril Officer


Amlarem (Mupyut, Shkenpyrsit, Moosakhia,

Umsalang, Samanong, Madantyrpait,

Thangbuli, Umladkhur, Shkentalang,

Amlarem, Pdengkarong, Pamtbuh)


No of beneficiaries/village-10 nos @ 30,000/-

each

120 nos 60 ha 18.00 2016-17

Total 680 nos 400 ha 120.00



Thadmukoh, Lumrot, Khonsaro,

Mynkhnang)


Area covered/beneficiaries-1ha@20,000/-

each

Soil &Water conservation at 5 nos villages

under ADO HQR (Ialong, Mihmyntdu,

Mookaswan, Sabamuswang, Khliehtyrshi)

No. of baneficiaries-15 nos

Area covered/beneficiaries-1h@20,000/-

each

15 nos 15ha 3.00 2016-17

2 Laskein Block


Under ADO Laskein (Kyrwen, Tongulang,

Niawkmai, Mulien, Mookyndeng,

Shangpung, Iongkwang,



each

70 nos 70ha 14.00 2016-17

3

Amlarem Sub

Division

Agril Officer

Soil & Water conservation at 3 nos villages

under ADO Amlarem (Shkenpyrsit,

Moosakhia, Shkentalang)

No of beneficiaries - 30nos


each

30 nos 30ha 6.00 2016-17

Total 200 nos 200 ha 40.00

Sl

no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Concerned

ministry/Dept. Components Activities (Agronomic)

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area/Irrigation

potential (in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs in

Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more crop

Agronomic at 4 nos villages under ADO

Thadlaskein (Wahrymbai, Larnai, Moopasi,

Moodop)

40 nos 40 ha 8.00 2016-17



(On Farm

Activities)


Area covered/beneficiaries-1 ha@ 20,000/-

each


Sohmynting (Madur, Muphlang ,Iongnoh)


Area covered/beneficiaries-1ha@ 20,000/-

each

30 nos 30 ha 6.00 2016-17


Namdong (Namdong A, Namdong

B,Thadmukoh,Thadmynri, Khonsaro)

No of beneficiaries-15nos

Area covered/beneficiaries -1ha @ 20,000/-

each

15 nos 15ha 3.00 2016-17


HQR (Khliehtyrshi, Wahrymbai, Larnai,

Ialong, Mihmyntdu)

No of beneficiaries-15nos

Area covered/beneficiaries-1ha @ 20,000/-

each

15 nos 15 ha 3.00 2016-17

2 Laskein

Block


Laskein (Mynso, Khonshnong, Sahsniang,

Saphai, Maitdieng, Thadbamon, Samatan)



each

70 nos 70 ha 14.00 2016-17

3

Amlarem Sub

Division

Agril Officer

Agronomic at 3 nos villages under DAO

Amlarem (Moopyut, Samanong, Umladkhur)

No of Beneficiaries-30 nos


each

30 nos 30 ha 6.00 2016-17

Total 200 nos 200 ha 40.00



Sl

no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Concerned

ministry/Dept. Components

Activities (Pipe HDPE)

Pipe HDPE 2” @ 190.70 per mtr

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area/Irrigat

ion

potential

(in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs in

Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block

Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more crop

(On Farm

Activities)

Pipe HDPE at 20 nos villages under ADO

Thadlaskein (Wahiajer, Mupliang, Myrjai, Rakabah,

Kdiap, Mooker, Ladaw, Nongjngi, Lumtrep, Sanaro,

Khanduli, Saitsama, Mukoiram, Nongkhroh

Mookabeng, Moobakhon, Mynsngat, Ksehrynshang

Mookjat, Moorap


No of pipe/beneficiaries-2 rolls @ 20,000/- per roll

No of beneficiaries/villages-5

200 rolls 200ha 40.00 2016-17

Pipe HDPE at 5 nos villages under ADO Sohmynting

(Sohmynting, Lumkhudung, Mustem, Demthring,

Iongnoh) No of beneficiaries- 50 nos

No of beneficiaries/village-10 nos

Pipe/beneficiary-3 rolls @ 20,000/- per roll

150 rolls 150ha 30.00 2016-17

Pipe HDPE at 5 nos villages under ADO Namdong

(Namdong, Umjalasiaw, Thadmynri, Thadmukoh,

Khonsaro)



Pipe/beneficiary-3rolls @ 20,000/- per roll

75 rolls 75ha 15.00 2016-17

Pipe HDPE at 5 nos villages under ADO HQR

(Pynthorwah, Pynthornein, Ialong Mihmyntdu,

Sabah)




75 rolls 75ha 15.00 2016-17

2 Laskein

Block

Pipe HDPE at 25 nos villages under ADO Laskein

(Mootyrshiah, Niawkmai, Laskein Mukhap

Madankynsaw, Mushai, Shangpung mission,

Shilliangmyntang, Thadsning, Bhain, Barato,

Kongwang, Khliehrangnah, Myngkrem,

350 rolls 350ha 70.00 2016-17



Thadmuthlong, Muthlongrim, Pasyih, Kyndongtuber,

Mynso, Iooksi, Umsalait, Nongryngkoh,

Myntangihwieh, Iawthymmei, Iongkynshur)


No of beneficiaries/village-7

No of pipe/beneficiary-2 rolls @ 20,000/- per roll

3

Amlarem Sub

Division

Agril Officer

Pipe HDPE at 10 nos villages under ADO Amlarem

(Amlarem, Jaralud, Sohkha, Hawaibhoi, Amsohtai,

Syndaimission, Pdengshakap, Mawlong, Amtapoh,

Nongtalang)

No of beneficiary - 50 nos

No of pipe/beneficiary - 3 rolls

No of beneficiary/village - 5 nos @ 20,000 per roll

150 rolls 150ha 30.00 2016-17

Total 1000 rolls 1000ha 200.00

Sl

no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Concerned

Ministry/Dept. Components Activities (Water Pump)

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area/Irrigation

potential (in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs in

Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per drop

more crop (On

farm

Development)

Distribution of Water pump 5 nos each

village @ 45000/- each to Mookbu,

Ladaw, Kremmyrsiang, Mookyndur,

Pdein Iawmusiang, Moodymmai,

Moobakhon, Mynsngat Under ADO

Thadlaskein.

40 nos 40 ha 18.00 2016-17


village @ 45000/- each to Sohmynting,

Pynthorlangtein Mustem, Muphlang,

Phlonginkhaw, Lumkhudung under

ADO Sohmynting Circle

30 nos 30 ha 13.50 2016-17


village @ 45000/- each to Namdong A,

Namdong B, Umjalasiaw under ADO

Namdong Circle

15 nos 15 ha 6.75 2016-17




village @ 45000/- each to Pynthorwah,

Ialong, Sabah under ADO Hqr Jowai.

15 nos 15 ha 6.75 2016-17

2 Laskein Block


village @ 45000/- each to Mootyrshiah,

Laskein, Shangpung Mission, Barato

Shilliangmyntang, Mynska,

Thadmuthlong, Mynso, Iooksi,

Kyndongtuber, Sahsniang, Priang,

Maitdieng Villages under ADO Laskein

70 nos. 70 ha 31.50 2016-17

3

Amlarem Sub

Division

Agri.Officer


village @ 45000/- to Moosakhiah,

Umladkhur, Pdengkarong, Khonglah,

Sohkha, Nongtalang under SDAO

Amlarem

30 nos 30 ha 13.50 2016-17

Total 200 nos 200 ha 90.00




Sl no

Name of

the Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities

(CHECK DAM)

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area/Irrigatio

n potential (in

ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs in

Lakh)

Period of

Implementati

on

1. Thadlaskei

n Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop more

crop (Drought

proofing)

Checkdam at Laru, Ionglwit, Lumtrep,

Mynkrem, Pdeiniadaw, Saitsama, Tamu,

Nonglatem, Nongkhroh, Saitsama ,under ADO

Thadlaskein.(4 nos. per village and Rs.3.5 lacs

each check dam)

No.of village -10 nos

40 nos 160 ha 140

2017-18

Checkdam at Sohmynting Wah, Demthring,

Muphlang, Iongnoh, Chyrmang, Pynthorlangtein

under ADO Sohmynting circle(5nos. per village

@ Rs.3.5 lacs each check dam)


30 nos 120 ha 105

Check dam at Kremmyrsiang, Thadmukoh,

Lumrot, Khonsaro, Moorap, , 3 nos each village

under ADO Namdong Circle @ Rs.3.5 lacs each

check dam)


15 nos 45 ha 52.5

Check dam at Pynthor Wah, Pynthor Nein,

Sabah Muswang, Ialong, Mihmyntdu

3 nos. each village under ADO Hqr Jowai @

Rs.3.5 lacs each check dam).


15 nos 45 ha 52.5

Total 100 nos 370 ha 350 lakh



2. Laskein Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop more

crop( Drought

proofing)

Check dam at Kyrwen, Mynksan, Iongulang,

Madanrwan, Niawkmai Mulum, Raliang, Mulieh,

Rtiang, Biar, Shangpung Mission, Thangrain,

Iongkwang, Khliehrangnah, Mynkrem,(4 nos each

village @ Rs.3.5 lacs each check dam) under ADO

Laskein.


60 nos 240 ha 210

2017-18

3.

Amlarem

Sub Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture

Check dam at Thangbuli, Khonglah, Mawngap,

Nongtalang, Twausdiah, Amsku, Amjalong,

Amsohtai, Jonguchen, Amlari (4 nos each villages@

Rs.3.5 lacs each check dam) under SDAO Amlarem.


40 nos 160 ha 140

Total 100 400 ha 350 lakh

Sl

no

Name of the

Block Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities

(Water Harvesting structure)

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area/Irrigation

potential (in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs in

Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop more

crop( Drought

proofing)

Water Harvesting at Sung valley, Letang,

Mukhla, Tyrshang, Moopasi, Nartiang,

Rakabah, Umladang

under ADO Thadlaskein (5 nos. each

village @ Rs.1 lac each)

No.of villages – 8 nos.

40 nos. 40 ha 40

2017-18

Water Harvesting at Demthring, Iongnoh,

Chyrmang , Lumkhudung, Madur,

Niriang under ADO Sohmynting Circle

(5 nos. each village @ Rs.1 lac each)


30 nos. 30 ha. 30

Water Harvesting at Namdong A,

Thadmynri, Thadmukoh, 15 nos. 15 ha. 15



Sl

no

Name of the

Block Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities

(Dug Well)

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area/Irrigation

potential (in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs in

Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1. Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

Dug Well (5 nos. each village @ Rs.2 lacs

each) at Ladaw Kpermynsnieh,

Nongrimbambtong, Kdiap, Mooker,

Lumkya Laru, Nongjngi under ADO

Thadlaskein.

No. Of villages=8 nos.

40 nos 40 ha 80.0

under ADO Namdong circle (5 nos. each



Water Harvesting at Ialong,

Sabamuswang, Mookaswan under ADO

Hqr Jowai(5 nos. each village @Rs.1 lac

each)


15 nos. 15 ha. 15


PMKSY

Per drop more

crop(Drought

proofing)

Water Harvesting at Thadialong, ,Saba,

Maitdieng, Mukroh, Umdienlieng,

Priang, Iongkasaro, Myntangihwieh,

Saphai, Khyndawwaso, Psiar,

Thangthring, Tum Tum, Mooshrot,

villages under ADO Laskein (5 nos. each



70 nos. 70 ha

70

3.

Amlarem

Sub Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop more

crop (Drought

proofing)

Water Harvesting at Umsalang,

Moosakhiah, Pamtbuh, Pdengkarong,

Paduwah, Khonglah under SDAO

Amlarem(5 nos. each village @Rs.1 lac

each)


30 nos. 30 ha 30

Total 200 nos. 200 ha 200 lakh



PMKSY

Per drop more

crop (Drought

proofing)


each) at Demthring, Muphlang, Iongnoh,

Chyrmang, Moobyrni, Pynthorlangtein,

under ADO Sohmynting.

No. Of villages=6 nos

30 nos 30 ha 60.0

2017-18


each)at NamdongB,

Umjalasiaw,Thadmynri ,


15 nos. 15 ha 30.0


each) at Sabamuswang, Khliehtyrshi,

Mihmyntdu,


15 nos. 15 ha 30.0



each) at Mookaiaw, Mootyrshiah, Kyrwen,

Mynksan, Iongulang,

Laskein, Mulum, Raliang, Mulieh,

Madankynsaw, Rtiang,

Mushai, Biar, Latanai under ADO Laskein


70 nos 70 ha 140

3.

Amlarem

Sub Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture


each) at Syndai Mission, Amjalong,

Jonguchen, Pamtadong, Mawlong, Amkoi

under SDAO Amlarem


30nos 30 ha 60.0

Total 200 nos 200 ha 400 lakh

Sl

no

Name of the

Block Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities

(Tube Well)

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area/Irrigation

potential (in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs in

Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1. Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

Tube Well (5 nos. each village @Rs.1.5 lacs

each) at Nartiang, Moodop, Rakabah,

Mookbu, Mooker, Lumkya,

Laru, Ladaw, under ADO Thadlaskein.

40 nos. 40 ha 60.00



PMKSY

Per drop more

crop (Drought

proofing)


2017-18

Tube well (5 nos. each village @Rs.1.5 lacs

each) at Phlonginkhaw, Lumkhudung,

Niriang, Mustem, Demthring, Mustem,

under ADO Sohmynting.


30 nos. 30 ha 45.00


each) at Khonsaro, Lumrot, Kremmyrsiang

under ADO Namdong circle.


15 nos. 15 ha 22.50


each) at Ialong, Mookaswan, Mihmyntdu,

under ADO Hqr Jowai.


15 nos. 15 ha 22.50



each) at Kyrwen, Iongulang, Niawkmai,

Laskein, Nongkynrih, Mulum, Raliang,

Mulieh, Madankynsaw, Rtiang,

Shilliangmyntang, Thadsning, Bhain,

Latymphu, under ADO Laskein.


70 nos. 70 ha 105.00

3.

Amlarem

Sub Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture


each) at Padubah, Khonglah, Lamin,

Nongtalang, Tawahusdiah,

Muktapur under SDAO Amlarem


30 nos. 30 ha 45.00

Total 200 nos. 200 ha 300



Sl

no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities

(Storage Reservoir Tank)

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area/Irrigation

potential (in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs in

Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop

more crop

(Secondary

storage

structure)

Storage Reservoir Tank at Sung valley, Letang,

Mukhla, Tyrshang, Moopasi, Nartiang, Rakabah,

Umladang

under ADO Thadlaskein (5 nos. each village

@Rs.1 lac each)


40 nos. 40 ha 40

2017-18

Storage Reservoir Tank at Demthring, Iongnoh,

Chyrmang ,Lumkhudung, Madur, Niriang under

ADO Sohmynting Circle (5 nos. each village

@Rs.1 lac each)


30 nos. 30 ha. 30

Storage Reservoir Tank at NamdongA,

Thadmynri, Thadmukoh,

under ADO Namdong circle (5 nos. each village

@Rs.1 lac each)


15 nos. 15 ha. 15

Storage Reservoir Tank at Ialong, Sabamuswang,

Mookaswan under ADO Hqr Jowai(5 nos. each



15 nos. 15 ha. 15

2 Laskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop

more crop

(Secondary

storage

structure)

Storage Reservoir Tank at Thadialong, ,Saba,

Maitdieng, Mukroh, Umdienlieng, Priang,

Iongkasaro, Myntangihwieh, Saphai,

Khyndawwasoo,Psiar,Thangthring, Tum Tum,

Mooshrot, villages under ADO Laskein (5 nos.

each village @Rs.1 lac each) .


70 nos. 70 ha

70

3.

Amlarem

Sub Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop

more crop

Storage Reservoir Tank at Umsalang,

Moosakhiah, Pamtbuh, Pdengkarong, Paduwah,

Khonglah under SDAO Amlarem(5 nos. each


30 nos. 30 ha 30



(Secondary

storage

structure)


Total 200 nos. 200 ha 200

Sl

no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected

ministry/De

pt.

Components

Activities

(Pipes and boxes)

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area/Irrigation

potential (in

ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs in

Lakh)

Period of

implementatio

n

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop

more crop

( On Farm

Development

Distribution

of Pipes And

Box)

Distribution of Pipes And Box at 5 nos Villages under

ADO Thadlaskein (Tyrshang, Larnai, Umladang,

Mookbu, Ionglwit)

No of beneficiaries-20

No of pipe/beneficiary-4nos @ 20,000/- each

80 nos. 80ha 16 lakh

2017-18

Distribution of Pipes and Box at 4 nos Villages under

ADO Sohmynting (Phlongingkhaw, Niriang,

Sohmynting, Muphlang)

No. of beneficiaries-15nos

No. of pipes/beneficiaries-4 @ 20,000/- each



ADO Namdong (Namdong B, Kremmyrsiang,

Nongthymme)


No. of pipe/beneficiaries-3nos @ 20,000/- each

30 nos. 30ha 6 lakh


ADO HQR(Sabamuswang, Mihmyntdu,

Pynthorwah)


No. of pipes/beneficiaries-3nos @ 20,000/- each

30 nos. 30ha 6 lakh

2 Laskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop

more crop


ADO Laskein (Mootyrshiah, Laskein, Madanrwan,

Iooksi, Thadmuthlong A)





Sl

no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected

ministry/Dept. Components Activities (Contour bund)

Total

no./Capacity

(cum)

Command

area/Irrigation

potential (in

ha)

Estimated cost

(Rs. in Lakh)

Period of

Implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more

crop (On

Farm

Activities)

Contour Bund at 16 nos Villages under ADO

Thadlaskein (Moodymmai, Ummulong,

Umlangshor, Shohshrieh, Tyrshang,

Sohphoh, Myrjai, Rakabah, Mooker Ladaw,

Lumstong, Takhiang, Pdieniawmusiang,

Khanduli, Bamkamar, Lapangap)

No. of beneficiaries-160 nos.

No of beneficiaries/village-10nos. @

30,000/- each

160 nos. 80 ha 24 lakh 2017-18


Sohmynting (Demthring, Muphlang,

Moobyrni, Iongnoh, Chyrmang,

Pynthorlangtein)

No. of beneficiaries-60 ha

No. of beneficiaries/villages-10nos @

30,000/- each

60 nos. 60 ha 18 lakh 2017-18


Namdong (Thadmynri, Kremmyrsiang,

Thadmukoh)

No. of beneficiaries-30nos.

30 nos. 30 ha 9 lakh 2017-18

No. of pipes/beneficiaries-4nos @ 20,000/- each

3

Amlarem

Sub-Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop

more crop


ADO Amlarem (Hawai Bhoi, Hawai Sutnga, Lakroh

North, Lakroh South)


No. of pipe/beneficiaries-4 nos @ 20,000/- each


Total 400 nos. 400ha 80 lakh



No. of beneficiaries/village-10 nos. @

30,000/- each

Contour bund at 3 nos village under ADO

HQR (Sabahmuswang, Pynthowah,

Pynthornein)


No. of Beneficiaries/village-10 nos. @

30,000/- each.

30 nos. 30 ha 9 lakh 2017-18

2 Laskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more

crop

Contour bund at 28 nos villages under ADO

Laskein (Kyrwen, Niawkmai, Laskein

Mukhap, Mulien, Mookyndeng, Biar,

Latymphu, Umsalang Iongkwang,

Khliehrangnah, Mynska, Pamanik, Mynskiah,

Myntkhung, Khliehumbuit, Umsalait,

Nongryngkoh, Madanrwai, Shetjahadem,

Lakadong ,Madanpohkseh, Mooshrot,

TumTum, Pdeinlapatein, Myntangtihwieh,

Thangthring, Saphai)


30,000/- each.


280 nos. 140 ha 42 lakh 2017-18

3

Amlarem

Sub

Division

Agril Officer

Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more

crop


Amlarem (Jaralud, Wahrong, Jarain Padubah,

Khonglah, Mawngap, Sohkha, Lamin,

Kudengthymmai, Nongtalang, Twahusdiah)



30,000/- each

120 nos. 60 ha 18 lakh 2017-18

Total 680 400 120 Lakh



Sl

no

Name of the

Block Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities (Soil And water

conservation)

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area/Irrigation

potential(in ha)

Estimated

cost(Rs in

Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1

Thadlaskein

Block

Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more crop

(On Farm

Activities)

Soil & Water conservation at 4 nos.

Village under ADO Thadlaskein

(Sohphoh, Kdiap, Lumstong,

Myngkrem)


Area covered /beneficiaries-1ha

@20,000/- each

40 nos. 40 ha 8 lakh 2017-18


village under ADO Sohmynting

(Phlongingkhaw, Madur, Muphlang)

No. of beneficiaries -30 nos.

Area covered/beneficiaries-1ha

@20,000/- each

30 nos. 30 ha 6 lakh 2017-18


village under ADO Namdong

(Namdong A, Namdong B,

Umjalasiaw, Thadmynri, Moorap)


Area covered/beneficiaries-1ha @

20,000/- each

15 nos. 15 ha 3 lakh 2017-18


villages under ADO HQR

(Mihmyntdu, Ialong, Sabahmuswang,

Mookaswan, Khliehtyrshi) No. of

baneficiaries-15 nos.

Area covered/beneficiaries-

1h@20,000/- each

15 nos. 15 ha 3 lakh 2017-18

2 Laskein Block Agriculture PMKSY Per

drop more crop

Soil &Water conservation at 7 nos.

villages under ADO Laskein

(Latymphu, Barato, Khliehrangnah,

Pasyih, Pamanik, Mynso, Myntkhung)


70 nos. 70 ha 14 lakh 2017-18




20,000/- each

3

Amlarem Sub

Division Agril

Officer

Agriculture PMKSY Per

drop more crop

Soil &Water conservation at 3 nos.

villages under ADO Amlarem

(Moosakhia, Samanong, Moopyut)


Area covered/beneficiaries-

1ha@20,000/- each.

30 nos. 30 ha 6 lakh 2017-18

Total 200 nos. 200 ha 40 Lakh

Sl no Name of the Block

Sub/Sub District

Connected


Activities

(Agronomic)

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area/Irrigatio

n potential(in

ha)

Estimated

cost(Rs in

Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1.

Thadlaskein

Block

Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop more

crop (On Farm

Activities)

Agronomic at 4 nos. villages under ADO

Thadlaskein (Bamkamar, Thadmusem,

Nongkharai, Moorathud)


Area covered/beneficiaries-1 ha @ 20,000/-

each

40 nos. 40 ha 8 lakh

2017-18


Sohmynting (Pynthorlangtein, Iongnoh,

Mustem)



each



Namdong (Kremlabit, Namdong A,

Umjalasiaw, Mukjat, Nongmulieh)



each

15 nos. 15ha 3lakh


HQR (Khliehtyrshi, Ialong, Sabahmuswang, 15 nos. 15 ha 3 lakh



Mihmyntdu, Mookaswan)



each


PMKSY

Per drop more

crop


Laskein (Shilliangmyntang, Thangrain,

Mynskiah, Umsalait, Mooshrot,

Thangthring, Maitdieng)



each


3.

Amlarem Sub

Division Agril

Officer

Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop more

crop


Amlarem (Shkentalang, Madantyrpait, Jarein)

No. of Beneficiaries-30 nos


each


Total 200 nos. 200 ha 40 Lakhs

Sl

no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected

ministry/Dept Components

Activities

(Pipe HDPE) Pipe HDPE 2” @190.70 per mtr.

Total

no./Capacity

(cum)

Command

area/Irrigation

potential (in

ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs in

Lakh)

Period of

Implementa

tion

1

Thadlaskein

Block

Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more

crop (On

Farm

Activities)

Pipe HDPE at 20 nos. villages under ADO Thadlaskein

(Nongdhar, Thadmusem, Bamkamar, Nonglatem,

Pdeintalo, Lapangap, Lakaroi, Pdieniawmusiang,

Myngkrem, Maskut, Umlangshor, Tyrshang,

Kdohkule, Nangbah, Nartiang) Lumstong, Laru,

Moodymmai, Ummulong, Mookyndur.


No. of pipe/beneficiaries - 2 rolls @20,000/- per roll

No. of beneficiaries/villages - 5

200 rolls 200 40 lakh 2017-18



Pipe HDPE at 5 nos. villages under ADO Sohmynting

(Phlongingkhaw, Madur, Niriang, Mawphlang,

Chyrmang)


No. of beneficiaries/village-10 nos.


150 rolls 150 30 lakh 2017-18

Pipe HDPE at 5 nos. villages under ADO Namdong

(Kremlabit, Mookjat, Nongthymme, Namdong B,

Thadmukoh)




75 rolls 75 15 lakh 2017-18

Pipe HDPE at 5 nos. villages under ADO HQR

(Pynthorwah, Pynthornein, Ialong Mihmyntdu, Sabah)



Pipe/beneficiary-3 rolls @ 20,000/- per roll.

75 rolls 75 15 lakh 2017-18

2 Laskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more

crop


(Samatan, Thadialong, Thadbamon, Mukroh,

Maitdieng, Umdienlieng, Saphai, Thangthring,

Iongkasaro, TumTum, Lakadong, Madanrwai,

Myntkhung, Pamanik, Mynska, Thangrain, Moobando,

Shangpung Pohshnong, Raliang, Mulieh, Nartiang,

Myngksan, Madanrwan, Biar)


No. of beneficiaries/village-7

No. of pipe/beneficiary-2 rolls @ 20,000/- per roll.

350 rolls 350 rolls 70 lakh 2017-18

3

Amlarem Sub

Division

Agril Officer

Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more

crop


(Khonglah, Dawki, Kudengthymmai, Nongtalang,

Ammutong, Amtapoh, Nongbareh, Kudengrim,

Darang, Amlanai)

No. of beneficiary-50 nos

No. of pipe/beneficiary-3 rolls

No. of beneficiary/village-5nos @ 20,000 per roll.

150 rolls 150 30 lakh 2017-18

Total 1000 rolls 1000 200 Lakh



Sl

no

Name of the

Block Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities

(Water Pump)

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area/Irrigation

potential(in ha)

Estimated

cost(Rs in

Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1. Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop more

crop

(On farm

Development)

Distribution of Water pump 5 nos. each

village @ 45000/- each to Wahiajer,

Tyrshang, Sohphoh, Larnai, Nongbah,

Nartiang, Moodop, Mupliang under ADO

Thadlaskein.

No. of villages=8 nos.

40 nos 40 ha

18.00

2017-18


village @ 45000/- each to Sohmynting,

Madur, Niriang , Demthring, Iongnoh,

Chyrmang under ADO Sohmynting Circle


30 nos 30 ha 13.50


village @ 45000/- each to, Thadmynri,

Kremmyrsiang, Thadmukoh under ADO

Namdong Circle.


15 nos 15 ha 6.75


village @ 45000/- each to Mihmyntdu,

Mookaswan, Khliehtyrshi under ADO Hqr

Jowai.


15 nos 15 ha 6.75



village @ 45000/- each to Samatan,

Thadialong, Thadbamon, Saba, Mukroh

Iongkynshur, Umdiengling, Iawthymme,

Saphai, Psiar Iongkasaro, Myntangtihwieh,

Thangthring Villages under ADO Laskein


70 nos. 70 ha

31.50



3.

Amlarem

Sub Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture


village @ 45000/- to Dawki Bakur,

Amlympiang, Lamin, Kudengthymmai,

Twausdiah, Rhongkumunder SDAO

Amlarem


30 nos 30 ha 13.50

Total 200 nos 200 ha 90.00 lakh




Sl no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected

ministry/De

pt.

Components Activities

(CHECK DAM)

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command area

(in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs in

Lakh)

Period of

implementatio

n

1. Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop

more crop

(Drought

proofing)

Checkdam at Moodymmai, Ummulong,

Mookyndur, Wahiajer, Tyrshang, Sohphoh,

Larnai under ADO Thadlaskein.(4 nos. per

village and Rs.3.5 lacs each check dam)


40 nos. 160 ha 140.00

2018-19

Checkdam at Sohmynting Wah, Demthring,

Muphlang, Iongnoh, Chyrmang,

Pynthorlangtein under ADO Sohmynting

circle (5nos. per village @ Rs.3.5 lacs each

check dam)


30 nos. 120 ha 105.00

Check dam at Namdong A, Thadmynri,

Moorap Umjalasiaw, Nongthymme, 3 nos.

each village under ADO Namdong Circle @

Rs.3.5 lacs each check dam)


15 nos. 45 ha 52.50

Check dam at Khlietyrshi, Mookaswan,

Ialong, Sabah Muswang, Mihmyntdu 3 nos.

each village under ADO Hqr Jowai @ Rs.3.5

lacs each check dam).


15 nos. 45 ha 52.50

Total 100 nos. 370 ha 350.00 lakh



2. Laskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop

more crop

(Drought

proofing)

Check dam at Moobando, Umsalang, Barato,

Khliehsniriang, Thangrain, Khliehrangnah,

Mynkrem, Mynska, Thadmuthlong,

Muthlongrim, Kyndongtuber, Pamanik,

Mynso, Mynskiah, Myntkung (4 nos each

village @ Rs.3.5 lacs each check dam) under

ADO Laskein.


60 nos.

240 ha 210

2018-19

3.

Amlarem

Sub Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture

Check dam at Lurniang, Ammutong,

Amtapoh, Nongbareh, Kudengrim,

Shnongpdeng, Darrang, Amsohrhong,

Amlanai, Pasadwar (4 nos. each villages@

Rs.3.5 lacs each check dam) under SDAO

Amlarem.


40 nos. 160 ha 140


Grand Total 200 nos. 770 ha 700 lakh

Sl no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities


Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area/Irrigation

potential (in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs in

Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop

more crop

(Drought

proofing)

Water Harvesting at Nongrimbambtong,

Kdiap, Mooker, Lumkya, Laru, Nongjngi,

Ionglwit, Lumstong under ADO Thadlaskein

(5 nos. each village @Rs.1 lac each)


40 nos. 40 ha 40

2018-19

Water Harvesting at Sohmynting Nein,

Iongnoh, Niriang, Lumkhudung, Madur,

Pynthorlangtein under ADO Sohmynting

Circle (5 nos. each village @Rs.1 lac each)

30 nos. 30 ha. 30




Water Harvesting at Khonsaro, Mynkhnang,

Namdong B circle (5 nos. each village @Rs.1

lac each)


15 nos. 15 ha. 15

Water Harvesting at Mihmyntdu, Ialong,

Sabahmuswang, Mookaswan, Pynthorwah,

under ADO Hqr Jowai(5 nos. each village @

Rs.1 lac each)


15 nos. 15 ha. 15

2 Laskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop

more

crop(Drought

proofing)

Water Harvesting at Mookaiaw,

Mootyrshaih, Mukhap, Nongkynrih, Mulum,

Mulieh, Madankynsaw, Raliang, Rtiang,

Biar, Shangpung Khliemuchut,

Shilliangmyntang, Bhain, Thadsning villages

under ADO Laskein (5 nos. each village

@Rs.1 lac each) .


70 nos. 70 ha

70

3.

Amlarem

Sub

Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop

more crop

(Drought

proofing)

Water Harvesting at Mupyut, Shkenpyrsit,

Samanong, Madantyrpait, Mawngap, Dawki

under SDAO Amlarem(5 nos. each village

@Rs.1 lac each)


30 nos. 30 ha 30




Sl no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected

ministry/De

pt.

Components Activities (Dug Well)

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command area

(in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs in

Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more

crop

(Drought

proofing)

Dug Well (5 nos. each village @Rs.2 lacs each)

at Mookyndur, Moodymmai, Umlangshor,

Shohshrieh, Wahiajer, Sohphoh, Larnai,

Moopasi, under ADO Thadlaskein.


40 nos. 40 ha 80.00 2018-19

Dug well (5 nos. each village @Rs.2 lacs each) at

Sohmynting, Demthring, Muphlang, Iongnoh,

Niriang, Pynthorlangtein under ADO

Sohmynting.


30 nos. 30 ha 60.00 2018-19


Khonsaro, Mynkhnang, Moorap


15 nos. 15 ha 30.00 2018-19


Ialong, Khliehtyrshi, Mihmyntdu.


15 nos. 15 ha 30.00 2018-19

2 Laskein

Block Agriculture


Iooksi, Umsalait, Nongryngkoh, Madanrwai,

Lakadong, Sahsniang, Mooshrot, TumTum,

Pdeinlapatein, Myntangtihwieh, Iongkasaro,

Thangthring, Psiar, Saphai, under ADO Laskein.


70 nos. 70 ha 140.00 2018-19

3

Amlarem Sub

Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture


Sohkha, Lamin, Muktapur, Amsku, Hawai

Sutnga, Sankhad under SDAO Amlarem.


30 nos. 30 ha 60.00 2018-19




Sl no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected

ministry/De

pt.


(Tube Well)

Total

no./Capacity

(cum)

Command area

(in ha)

Estimated cost

(Rs in Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1. Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop

more crop

(Drought

proofing)

Tube Well (5 nos. each village @ Rs.1.5 lacs

each) at Myrjai, Umladang, Moolephaw,

Iangkar, Lumtrep, Madansynrang, Mynkrem,

Pdeiniadaw under ADO Thadlaskein.


40 nos. 40 ha 60.00

2018-19

Tube well (5 nos. each village @ Rs.1.5 lacs

each) at Iongnoh, Pynthorlangtein, Sohmynting,

Muphlang, Mustem, Lumkhudung under ADO

Sohmynting.


30 nos. 30 ha 45.00


each) at Umjalasiaw, Namdong B, Moorap

under ADO Namdong circle.


15 nos. 15 ha 22.50


each) at Sabahmuswang, Khliehtyrshi, Ialong

under ADO Hqr Jowai.


15 nos. 15 ha 22.50

2. Laskein

Block Agriculture

Tube well (5 nos. each village @Rs.1.5 lacs each)

at, Musiaw, Umsalang, Khliehsniriang, Barato,

Thangrain, Iongkwang, Mynkrem

Khliehrangnah, Mynska, Khlookynrin,

Thadmuthlong, Muthlongrim, Pasyih,

Kyndongtuber under ADO Laskein.


70 nos. 70 ha 105.00

3.

Amlarem

Sub Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture


at Amjalong, Syndai Mission, Amsohtai,

Jonguchen, Pdengshakap, Lurniang under

SDAO Amlarem.


30 nos. 30 ha 45.00




Sl

no

Name of the

Block Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities


Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area (in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs in

Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop more

crop

(Secondary

storage

Structure)

Storage Reservoir Tank at Nongrimbambtong,

Kdiap, Mooker, Lumkya, Laru, Nongjngi,

Ionglwit, Lumstong under ADO Thadlaskein (5



40 nos 40 ha 40

2018-19

Storage Reservoir Tank at Sohmynting Nein,

Iongnoh, Niriang ,Lumkhudung, Madur,

Pynthorlangtein under ADO Sohmynting Circle



30 nos. 30 ha. 30

Storage Reservoir Tank at Khonsaro,

Mynkhnang,

Namdong B, under ADO Namdong circle (5 nos.

each village @Rs.1 lac each)


15 nos. 15 ha. 15

Storage Reservoir Tank at Mihmyntdu ,Ialong,

Sabahmuswang, Mookaswan, Pynthorwah,

under ADO Hqr Jowai (5 nos. each village

@Rs.1 lac each)


15 nos. 15 ha. 15


PMKSY

Per drop more

crop

(Secondary

storage

Structure)

Storage Reservoir Tank at Mookaiaw

,Mootyrshaih, Mukhap, Nongkynrih, Mulum,

Mulieh, Madankynsaw, Raliang, Rtiang, Biar,

Shangpung Khliemuchut, Shilliangmyntang,

Bhain, Thadsning, villages under ADO Laskein

(5 nos. each village @Rs.1 lac each) .


70 nos. 70 ha 70

3.

Amlarem

Sub Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop more

crop

Storage Reservoir Tank at Mupyut, Shkenpyrsit,

Samanong, Madantyrpait, Mawngap, Dawki

under SDAO Amlarem (5 nos. each village @

Rs.1 lac each)


30 nos. 30 ha 30



(Secondary

storage

Structure)


Sl

no

Name of the

Block Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities

(Pipes and boxes)

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area (in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs in

Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop more crop

( On Farm

Development

Distribution of

Pipes And Box)

Distribution of Pipes And Box at 5 nos.

Villages under ADO Thadlaskein

(Nongkharai, Thadmusem, Lumlakhiat,

Khyndawwaso, Ionglawit)

No. of beneficiaries-20

No. of pipe/beneficiary-4nos @

20,000/- each


2018-19

Distribution of Pipes and Box at 4 nos.

Villages under ADO Sohmynting

(Chyrmang, Iongnoh, Pynthorlangtein,

Muphlang)


No. of pipes/beneficiaries-4 @ 20,000/-

each



Villages under ADO Namdong

(Namdong B,Thadmynri,Thadmukoh)


No. of pipe/beneficiaries-3nos @

20,000/- each




Sl

no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area (in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs in

Lakh)

Period of

implementatio

n

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more crop

(On Farm

Activities)

Contour Bund at 16 nos. Villages under ADO

Thadlaskein (Mookyndur, Moopyllaitsyiar,

Tyrshang, Sohphoh, Lyrnai, Kdohkule, Moopasi,

Moodop, Nartiang, Rakabah, Nongrimbambtong,

Umladang, Mukboo, Mooker, Laru, Lumstong)


160 nos. 80 ha 24 2018-19


Villages under ADO HQR (Pynthorwah,

Pynthornein, Ialong)


No. of pipes/beneficiaries-3nos @

20,000/- each


2 Laskein Block Agriculture PMKSY

Per drop more crop

Distribution of Pipes and Box at 5 nos

Villages under ADO Laskein (Samatan,

Mukroh, Sahsniang, Umsalait,

Mynskiah)


No. of pipes/beneficiaries-4nos @

20,000/- each

140 nos. 140 ha 28 lakh

3

Amlarem Sub-

Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture PMKSY

Per drop more crop

Distribution of Pipes and Box at 4 nos

Villages under ADO

Amlarem(Hawai Sutnga, Lakroh North,

Lakroh South, Muktapur)

No. of beneficiaries-15nos.

No. of pipe/beneficiaries- 4 nos. @

20,000/- each





No. of beneficiaries/village-10nos @ 30,000/-

each


Sohmynting (Demthring, Muphlang, Iongnoh,

Chyrmang, Pynthorlangtein, Moobyrni)

No. of beneficiaries-60 ha

No. of beneficiaries/villages-10nos @ 30,000/-

each

60 nos. 60 ha 18 2018-19

Contour bund at 3 nos. Villages under ADO

Namdong (Thadmynri, Kremmyrsiang,

Thadmukoh)



each

30 nos. 30 ha 9 2018-19

Contour bund at 3 nos. village under ADO HQR

(Mookaswan, Sabahmuswang, Ialong)


No. of Beneficiaries/village-10 nos @ 30,000/-

each.

30 nos. 30 ha 9 2018-19


drop more crop

Contour bund at 28 nos. villages under ADO

Laskein (Moobandu, Latymphu, Musiaw,

Umsalang, Khliehsniriang, Barato, Thangrain,

Khliehrangnah, Mynska, Khlookynrin,

Thadmuthlong, Muthlongrim, Phramer, Pasyih,

Kyndongtuber, Pamanik, Mynso ,Mynskiah,

Myntkhung, Khliehumbuit, Iooksi, Umsalait,

Nongryngkoh, Khonshnong, Madanrwai,

Shetjahadem, Madanpohkseh, Lakadong)



each

280 nos. 140 ha 42 2018-19



3

Amlarem Sub

Division

Agril Officer


drop more crop


Amlarem (Jaralud, Wahrong, Jarain, Paduwah,

Khonglah, Mawngap, Dawkibukur, Latang,

Tamabil, Riahjalong, Amlangpiang, Sohkha)


No. of beneficiaries/village-10 nos @ 30,000/-

each

120 nos. 60 ha 18 2018-19

Total 680 400 120 Lakh

Sl

n

o

Name of the

Block Sub/Sub

District

Connected

ministry/Dept

.

Components Activities (Soil And water conservation)

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area (in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs

in Lakh)

Period of

implementati

on

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more crop

(On Farm

Activities)

Soil & Water conservation at 4 nos village under

ADO Thadlaskein (Maskut, Umlangshor,

Shohshrieh, Mookynniang)


Area covered /beneficiaries-1ha @20,000/- each


Soil & Water conservation at 3 nos village under

ADO Sohmynting (Phlongingkhaw, Madur,

Niriang)


Area covered/beneficiaries-1ha @ 20,000/- each

30 nos. 30ha 6 lakh 2018-19

Soil &Water conservation at 5 nos village under

ADO Namdong (Kremlabit, Nongmulieh, Mookjat,

Nongthymme, Moorap)



15 nos. 15ha 3lakh

Soil &Water conservation at 5 nos villages under

ADO HQR (Ialong, Mihmyntdu, Mookaswan,

Sabahmuswang, Khliehtyrshi)

No. of baneficiaries-15 nos.

Area covered/beneficiaries-1h@20,000/- each

15 nos. 15ha 3 lakh


drop more crop

Soil &Water conservation at 7 nos villages Under

ADO Laskein (Shilliangmyntang, Thadsning, 70 nos. 70ha 14 lakh



Thangrain, Barato, Samatan, Thadialong,

Thadbamon)



3

Amlarem Sub

Division Agril

Officer


drop more crop


ADO Amlarem (Nongtalang, Syndai Shnong,

Pdeinshakap)


Area covered/beneficiaries-1ha@20,000/- each.

30 nos. 30ha 6 lakh

Total 200 nos 200 ha 40 Lakh

Sl

no

Name of the

Block Sub/Sub

District

Connected

ministry/Dept. Components Activities (Agronomic)

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area (in ha)

Estimated

cost(Rs in

Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein Agriculture

PMKSY Per drop

more crop (On

Farm Activities)


Thadlaskein (Myrjai, Umladang, Mukbu,

Nongjngi)

No. of beneficiaries - 40 nos.

Area covered/beneficiaries-1 ha @

20,000/- each

40 nos. 40 ha 8 lakh 2018-19


Sohmynting (Sohmynting,

Phlongingkhaw, Lumkhudung)



20,000/- each

30 nos. 30 ha 6 lakh 2018-19


Namdong (Lumrot, Kremmyrsiang,

Moorap, Nongthymme, Mookjat)



20,000/- each

15 nos. 15ha 3lakh 2018-19




HQR (Khliehtyrshi, Ialong, Mihmyntdu,

Mookaswan, Sabahmuswang)


Area covered/beneficiaries-1ha@

20,000/- each.

15 nos. 15 ha 3 lakh 2018-19

2 Laskein Block Agriculture PMKSY Per drop

more crop


Laskein (Mookaiaw, Mookhap, Raliang,

Madankynsaw, Shangpung Mission,

Shilliangmyntang, Bhain)



20,000/- each.

70 nos. 70 ha 14 lakh 2018-19

3

Amlarem Sub

Division Agril

Officer

Agriculture PMKSY Per drop

more crop


Amlarem (Moosakhia, Thangbuli,

Amlarem)

No. of Beneficiaries-30 nos.


20,000/- each.

30 nos. 30 ha 6 lakh 2018-19


Sl

n

o

Name of the

Block Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities

(Pipe HDPE)

Pipe HDPE 2” @190.70per mtr

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command area

(in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs in

Lakh)

Period of

implementatio

n

1.

Thadlaskein

Block

Agriculture

PMKSY

Pipe HDPE at 20 nos villages under

ADO Thadlaskein (Shohshrieh,

Ladmukhla, Tyrshang, Larnai,

Ionglwit, Madansynrang, Takhniang,

Ringkyrtein, Tamu, Umshangiar,

Nongkharai, Moorathud, Nongmulieh,

Shiabnai, Khyndawwaso, Moolephaw,

Lumkya, Umbluh Mynsning, Mookbu,

Umladang)


200 rolls 200 40 lakh



Per drop more

crop(On Farm

Activities)

No. of pipe/beneficiaries-2 rolls

@20,000/- per roll

No. of beneficiaries/villages-5

2018-19


ADO Sohmynting (Phlongingkhaw,

Madur, Niriang, Muphlang,

Pynthorlangtein)


No. of beneficiaries/village-10 nos

Pipe/beneficiary-3 rolls @ 20,000/-

per roll



ADO Namdong (Thadmukoh,

Kremmyrsiang, Namdong B,

Nongthymme, Kremlabit)


No. of beneficiaries/village-5nos

Pipe/beneficiary-3rolls @ 20,000/-

per roll

75 rolls 75 15 lakh


ADO HQR (Khliehtyrshi,

Pynthorwah, Pynthornein, Ialong,

Sabahmuswang)


No. of beneficiaries/village-5 nos

Pipe/beneficiary-3 rolls @ 20,000/-

per roll

75 rolls 75 15 lakh


PMKSY

Per drop more

crop


ADO Laskein (Mookaiaw, Kyrwen,

Myngksan, Iongulang, Madanrwan,

Nongkynrih, Mulom, Raliang, Mulieh,

Mookyndeng, Rtiang, Biar,

Shangpung mission, Moobandu,

Latymphu Musiaw, Umsalang,




Khliehsniriang, Thangrein, Mynska,

Khlookynrin, Pamanik, Mynskiah,

Myntkhung, Khliehumbuit)



No. of pipe/beneficiary-2 rolls @

20,000/- per roll

3.

Amlarem Sub

Division Agril

Officer

Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop more

crop


ADO Amlarem (Muktapur, Hawai

Sutnga, Lakroh North, Lakroh South,

Syndaimission, Lurniang, Amlari,

Pdengkseh, Shnongpdeng, Amtra)

No. of beneficiary-50 nos

No. of pipe/beneficiary-3 rolls

No. of beneficiary/village-5nos @

20,000 per roll

150 roll 150 30 lakh

Total 1000 rolls 1000 200 Lakhs

Sl

n

o

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected

ministry/Dep

t.

Components

Activities

(Water Pump)

Total

no/Capacit

y (cum)

Command

area (in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs. in

Lakh)

Period of

implement

ation

1. Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop more

crop

Distribution of Water pump 5 nos each village @ 45000/-

each to Mynkrem, Pdeiniadaw, Khanduli, Saitsama.

Tamu, Nonglatem, Bamkamar, Thadmusem under ADO

Thadlaskein.


40 nos 40 ha 18.00


each to Sohmynting ,Demthring, Mustem, Muphlang,

Niriang, Pynthorlangtein, Under ADO Sohmynting Circle


30 nos 30 ha 13.50


each to Kremlabit, Mookjat, Nongmulieh Under ADO

Namdong Circle

15 nos 15 ha 6.75



(On farm

Development)

No. of villages=3 nos. 2018-19


each to Mihmyntdu, Sabahmuswang, Khliehtyrshi, Under

ADO Hqr Jowai.


15 nos 15 ha 6.75

2. Laskein

Block Agriculture


each to Mooshrot, TumTum, Umsalait, Nongryngkoh,

Khonshnong, Madanrwai, Shetjahadem, Madanpohkseh,

Lakadong, Pasyih Khliehumbuit, Myntkung, Mynskiah,

Pamanik, Villages under ADO Laskein


70 nos. 70 ha 31.50

3.

Amlarem

Sub Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture


to Umsalang, Wahrong, Muktapur, Hawaibhoi,

Hawaisutnga, Lakrohsouth, Amjalong under SDAO

Amlarem


30 nos 30 ha 13.50

Total 200 nos 200 ha 90.00 lakh



Strategic Action Plan for Irrigation under PMSY for the year 2019-20

Sl

no

Name of the

Block Sub/Sub

District

Connected

ministry/Dept. Components Activities

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area (in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs. in

Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more crop

(Drought

proofing)

Checkdam at Nangbah, Moopasi, Nartiang,

Mupliang, Rakabah, Nongrimbambtong,

Myrjai, Kdiap Village under ADO

Thadlaskein. (5 nos. per village @ Rs.3.5 lacs

each check dam) No. of village: 8 nos.

40 nos. 160 ha 140.00 2019-20

Checkdam at Sohmynting, Pynthorlangtein

Niriang, Muphlang, Mustemunder ADO

Sohmynting circle. (5 nos. per village @ Rs.3.5

lacs each check dam) No. of village: 6 nos.

30 nos. 120 ha 105.00 2019-20

Check dam at Nongthymme, Moorap, Lumrot

( 5nos each village under ADO Namdong

Circle @ Rs.3.5 lacs each check dam) No. of

village: 3 nos.

15 nos. 45 ha 52.50 2019-20

Check dam at Pynthor Wah, Pynthor Nein,

abah Muswang, (5nos. each village under

ADO Hqr Jowai @ Rs.3.5 lacs each check

dam). No. of village: 3 nos.

15 nos. 45 ha 52.50 2019-20



drop more crop

(Drought

proofing)

Check dam at Mukhap, Mulieh, Muchai, Biar,

Shangpung Mission, Latymphu, Umsalang,

Khliehsniriang, Lummuphan,

Chutwakhusarhen, Lumlyntur, Shangpung

Moolibang. (5 nos each village @ Rs.3.5 lacs

each check dam) under ADO Laskein. No.of

village : 12 nos.

60 nos. 240 ha 210.00 2019-20

3

Amlarem Sub

Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture

Check dam at Lymba, Lumpyngad, Jaliakhola,

Hawaibhoi, Lakroh North, Hawaisutnga,

Muktapur Pdengkarong, Syndai Shnong, 40 nos. 160 ha 140.00 2019-20



Amjalong. (4 nos. each villages @ Rs.3.5 lacs

each check dam) under SDAO Amlarem.

No.of village: 10 nos.


Sl

no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities

(Water Harvesting Structures)

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area (in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs in

Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block

Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop more

crop

(Drought

proofing)

PMKSY

Water Harvesting at Wahrymbai, Kdohkule,

Moolephaw Kpermynsnieh, Mookbu, Umbluh

Mynsning, Ladaw, Iangkar, Laru, Ladaw, Lumtrep.

Madansynrang, Mynkrem, Takhniang, Pdeiniadaw,

Sanaro, Pdieniawmusiang, Ringkyrtein

Khyndawwaso, Saphohwaiong, under ADO

Thadlaskein (5 nos. each village @Rs.1 lac each)

No. of village: 20 nos.

100 nos.

100 ha

100

2019-20

2 Laskein

Block

Water Harvesting at Samatan, Sookhlieh,

Lumuriap, Thadbamon, Saba, Iongkynshur,

Khatkasla, Nohkrei Pdeinlapatein, Sahsniang,

Pohriat, Chutwakhusarhen, Lakadong,

Madanpohkseh villages under ADO Laskein (5 nos.

each village @ Rs.1 lac each) .


70 nos. 70 ha 70

3.

Amlarem

Sub Division

Agri.Officer

Water Harvesting at Wahrong, Padubah, Khonglah,

Latang, Tamabil, Riahjalong under SDAO

Amlarem (5 nos. each village @ Rs.1 lac each)

No. of village:6 nos.

30 nos. 30 ha 30




Sl

no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected

ministry/Dept

.

Components

Activities

(Dug Well)

Total

no./Capacity

(cum)

Command

area (in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs in

Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1. Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop more

crop (Drought

proofing)

Dug Well at Moobakhon, Mynsngat, Moolyngkein,

Ksehrynshang, Nonglatem, Bamkamar, Thadmusem,

Nongkhroh, Umrakia, Nongkharai, Moorathud,

Mookabeng, Nongdhar, Ionshiwait, Nongkhyllep,

Khanduli, Saitsama, Tamu, Mukoiram, Umshangiar

(5 nos. each village @ Rs.2 lacs each) under ADO

Thadlaskein.


100 nos. 100 ha 200.00

2019-20 2.

Laskein

Block Agriculture

Dug well at Umdiengling, Mukroh, Maitdieng,

Sookhlieh Iongkynshur, Saba, Thadbamon,

Lummuriap, Thadialong, Samatan, Iongkalang,

Khliehumbuit, Phramer, Shangpung Pohshnong (5

nos. each village @ Rs.2 lacs each) under ADO

Laskein .


70 nos. 70 ha 140.00

3.

Amlarem

Sub Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture

Dug well at Satpator, Trangblang, Ammutong,

Amtapoh, Amsohtai, Pdengshakap (5 nos. each

village @ Rs.2 lacs each) under SDAO Amlarem


30 nos. 30 ha 60.00


Sl

no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities

(Tube Well)

Total

no./Capacity

(cum)

Command

area (in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs in

Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more

Tube Well at Moobakhon, Mynsngat, Moolyngkein,

Ksehrynshang, Kremlabit, Nongmulieh, Mookjat,

Nongthymme, Nonglatem, Bamkamar, Thadmusem,

100 nos. 100 ha 150.00



crop

(Drought

proofing)

Nongkhroh, Nongkharai, Moorathud, Mookabeng,

Nongdhar, Ionshiwait, Khanduli, Saitsama, Tamu (5

nos. each village @ Rs.1.5 lacs each) under ADO

Thadlaskein. No. of village: 20 nos.

2 Laskein

Block

Tube well at Shangpung Moolibang, Mookyndeng,

Iongulang, Kyrwen, Mynso, Mynskiah, Myntkung,

Khliehumbuit, Nongryngkoh, Khonshnong,

Madanrwai, Shetjahadem, Madanpohkseh, Lakadong

(5 nos. each village @ Rs.1.5 lacs each under ADO

Laskein . No. of village: 14 nos.

70 nos. 70 ha 105.00 2019-20

3

Amlarem Sub

Division

Agril.

Officer

Tube well at Thangbuli, Umladkhur, Shkentalang,

Jaralud, Pamtbuh, Sohkha (5 nos. each village

@Rs.1.5 lacs each) under SDAO Amlarem


30 nos. 30 ha 45.00 2019-20


Sl

no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities


Total

no./Capacity

(cum)

Command

area (in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs in

Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop more

crop

(Secondary

storage

structure)

Storage Reservoir Tank at Wahrymbai, Kdohkule,

Moolephaw, Kpermynsnieh, Mookbu, Umbluh

Mynsning, Ladaw, Iangkar, Laru, Ladaw,

Lumtrep. Madansynrang, Mynkrem, Takhniang,

Pdeiniadaw, Sanaro, Pdieniawmusiang,

Ringkyrtein Khyndawwaso, Saphohwaiong, under

ADO Thadlaskein (5 nos. each village @Rs.1 lac

each)


100 nos.

100 ha

100

2019-20 2 Laskein Block Agriculture PMKSY

Storage Reservoir Tank at Samatan, Sookhlieh,

Lumuriap, Thadbamon, Saba, Iongkynshur, 70 nos. 70 ha 70



Per drop more

crop

(Secondary

storage

structure)

Khatkasla, Nohkrei Pdeinlapatein, Sahsniang,

Pohriat, Chutwakhusarhen, Lakadong,

Madanpohkseh villages under ADO Laskein (5

nos. each village @ Rs.1 lac each).


3.

Amlarem

Sub Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop more

crop

(Secondary

storage

structure)

Storage Reservoir Tank at Wahrong, Padubah,

Khonglah, Latang, Tamabil, Riahjalong under

SDAO Amlarem (5 nos. each village @Rs.1 lac

each)


30 nos. 30 ha 30


Sl

no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities

(Pipes and boxes)

Total

no./Capacity

(cum)

Command

area (in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs in

Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop

more crop

( On Farm

Development

Distribution

of Pipes And

Box)

Distribution of Pipes And Box at 5 nos. Villages under

ADO Thadlaskein (Nongkharai, Thadmusem,

Lapangap, Umshangiar, Saitsama)

No. of beneficiaries - 20

No. of pipe/beneficiary - 4nos. @ 20,000/- each


2019-20


ADO Sohmynting (Lumkhudung, Madur, Niriang,

Demthring)

No.of beneficiaries-15 nos.

No. of pipes/beneficiaries - 4 @ 20,000/- each



ADO Namdong (Thadmynri, Thadmukoh, Lumrot)

No. of beneficiaries- 10 nos.

No. of pipe/beneficiaries s- 3 nos. @ 20,000/- each




Sl

no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Total no.

/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area (in ha)

Estimated

cost

(Rs.in

Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more

crop (On

Farm

Activities)

Contour Bund at 16 nos. Villages under ADO

Thadlaskein (Lumcharatoh, Umlangshor, Shohshrieh,

Mukhla, Mookynniang, Kpermynsnieh, Myrjai,

Mookhoniung, Umbluh Mynsning, Ionglwit,

Moolephaw, Lumtrep, Madansynrang, Myngkrem,

Takhniang, Pdeiniadaw)


No. of beneficiaries/village - 10nos. @ 30,000/-

each

160 nos. 80 ha 24 lakh 2019-20


Sohmynting (Sohmynting, Phlongingkhaw,

Lumkhudung, Madur, Niriang, Mustem)

60 nos. 60 ha 18 lakh 2019-20


ADO HQR(Pynthorwah, Sabahmuswang,

Khliehtyrshi)


No. of pipes/beneficiaries- 3nos. @ 20,000/- each



PMKSY

Per drop

more crop


ADO Laskein (Shangpung mission, Thadsning,

Moobandu, Thangrein, Thadmuthlong)


No. of pipes/beneficiaries - 4nos @ 20,000/- each

140 nos. 140 ha 28 lakh

3

Amlarem Sub-

Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop

more crop


ADO Amlarem (Tarangblang, Nongbareh,

Pyrsadwar, Pamtadong,)


No. of pipe/beneficiaries - 4 nos. @ 20,000/- each





No. of beneficiaries - 60 ha

No. of beneficiaries/villages -10 nos. @ 30,000/-

each

Contour bund at 3 nos. Villages under ADO

Namdong (Lumrot, Khonsaro, Moorap)


No. of beneficiaries/village-10 nos @ 30,000/- each



(Mihmyntdu, Ialong, Sabah)

No of beneficiaries - 30 nos.

No of Beneficiaries/village-10 nos. @ 30,000/- each

30 nos. 30 ha 9lakh 2019-20

2 Laskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more

crop

Contour bund at 28 nos. villages under ADO Laskein

(Chutwakhu, Sarhen, Sahsniang, Mooshrot, Tum-

Tum, Pdeinlapatein, Myntangtihwieh, Iongkasaro,

Thangthring, Psiar, Khyndawwaso Khatkasla, Saphai

,Iawthymme, Priang, Umdiengling, Mukroh,

Maitdieng, Ikynshor, Saba, Thadbamon, Lummuriap,

Sookhlieh, Thadialong, Samatan, Iongkalang,

Pohriat, Iongkwang)


No. of beneficiaries/village-10 nos. @ 30,000/-

each

280 nos. 140 ha 42 lakh 2019-20

3

Amlarem Sub

Division

Agril Officer

Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more

crop


Amlarem (Thohlamin, Kudengthymmai,

Wahlyngdoh, Nongtalang, Twahusdiah, Rhongkum,

Muktapur, Kyrweng, Amsku, Amjalong, Amsohtai,

Jongushen)


No. of beneficiaries/village-10 nos. @ 30,000/-

each

120 nos. 60 ha 18 lakh 2019-20

Total 680 nos. 400 120 Lakh



Sl

no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected

ministry/Dept. Components Activities (Soil And water conservation)

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area (in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs

in Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more

crop(On

Farm

Activities)

Soil &Water conservation at 4 nos village under ADO

Thadlaskein (Moodymmai, Ummulong, Ladmukhla,

Sohphoh)


Area covered /beneficiaries-1 ha @20,000/- each

40 nos. 40 ha 8 lakh 2019-20


Sohmynting (Mustem, Demthring, Muphlang)


Area covered/beneficiaries-1ha @20,000/- each

30 nos. 30 ha 6 lakh 2019-20


Namdong(Namdong A, Namdong B, Umjalasiaw,

Thadmynri, Mookjat)


Area covered/beneficiaries-1 ha @20,000/- each

15 nos. 15 ha 3 lakh 2019-20


ADO HQR (Ialong, Mihmyntdu, Mookaswan,

Sabahmuswang, Khliehtyrshi)


Area covered/beneficiaries-1 h @20,000/- each

15 nos. 15 ha 3 lakh 2019-20

2 Laskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more

crop

Soil &Water conservation at 7 nos. villages Under

ADO Laskein (Kyndongtuber, Pamanik, Mynso,

Mynskiah, Myntkhung, Iooksi, Umsalait)



70 nos. 70 ha 14 lakh 2019-20

3

Amlarem Sub

Division

Agril Officer

Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more

crop


ADO Amlarem Lurniang, Amlari, Mawlong)



30 nos. 30 ha 6 lakh 2019-20




Sl no

Name of the

Block Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities

(Agronomic)

Total

no./Capacity

(cum)

Command

area (in

ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs

in Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1.

Thadlaskein

Block

Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop more

crop

(On Farm

Activities)

Agronomic at 4 nos villages under ADO Thadlaskein

(Lumstong, Iangkar, Myngkrem, Takhniang)


Area covered/beneficiaries -1 ha @ 20,000/- each

40 nos 40 ha 8 lakh

2019-20

Agronomic at 3 nos villages under ADO Sohmynting

(Niriang, Mustem, Demthring)



30 nos 30 ha 6 lakh

Agronomic at 5 nos villages under ADO Namdong

(Namdong A, Nongmulieh, Kremlabit, Mynkhnang,

Moolyngkein)

No. of beneficiaries -15nos.

Area covered/beneficiaries -1ha @ 20,000/- each

15 nos 15ha 3lakh


HQR(Khliehtyrshi, Wahrymbai, Larnai, Ialong,

Mihmyntdu)


Area covered/beneficiaries-1ha @ 20,000/- each.

15 nos 15 ha 3 lakh


PMKSY

Per drop more

crop

Agronomic at 7 nos villages under ADO Laskein

(Madanrwai, Mooshrot, Priang, Mukroh,

Thadialong, Thadmuthlong, Pasyih)



70 nos 70 ha 14 lakh

3.

Amlarem Sub

Division Agril

Officer

Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop more

crop

Agronomic at 3 nos villages under DAO Amlarem

(Padu, Khonglah, Amlympiang)


Area covered/beneficiaries-1ha @ 20,000/- each.

30 nos 30 ha 6 lakh




Sl

no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected

ministry/Dept

.

Components

Activities

(Pipe HDPE)

Pipe HDPE 2” @190.70per mtr

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area (in

ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs in

Lakh)

Period of

implementa

tion

1.

Thadlaskein

Block

Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop

more crop

(On Farm

Activities)

Pipe HDPE at 20 nos villages under ADO Thadlaskein

(Sohphoh, Moopasi, Moodop, Nongrimbambtong

,Pdeiniadaw, Umrakya, Iongchiwait, Wahrymbai,

Kdohkule, Kpermynsnieh, Iangkar, Moorapuchai,

Iongthma, Saphohwaiong, Moopyndur, Moobakhon,

Nongkhroh, Musiaw, Khyndawaso, Mynngor)


No. of pipe/beneficiaries - 2 rolls @ 20,000/-per roll

No. of beneficiaries/villages- 5


2019-20

Pipe HDPE at 5 nos villages under ADO Sohmynting

(Phlongingkhaw, Niriang, Mustem, Moobyrni,

Lumcharatoh)


No. of beneficiaries/village - 10 nos.

Pipe/beneficiary - 3 rolls @ 20,000/- per roll



(Moolyngkeing, Namdong B, Umjalasiaw, Mynkhnang,

Kremmyrsiang)


No. of beneficiaries/village - 5nos.

Pipe/beneficiary -3 rolls @ 20,000/- per roll

75 rolls 75 15 lakh






75 rolls 75 15 lakh

2. Laskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop

more crop


(Samatan, Thadialong, Sookhlieh, Lummuriap,

Thadbamon, Saba, Iongkynshor, Maitdieng, Mukroh,

Umdiengling, Priang, Iawthymme, Saphai, Khyndawaso,

Psiar, Thangthring, Iongkasaro, Myntangtihwieh,




Pdeinlapatein, TumTum, Mooshrot, Sahsniang,

Chutwakhu, Sarhen, Pohriat)



No. of pipe/beneficiary - 2 rolls @ 20,000/- per roll

3.

Amlarem Sub

Division

Agril Officer

Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop

more crop


(Pyrsadwar, Kharkhana, Sankhat, Jongushen, Amjalong,

Kyrweng, Twausdiah, Rhongkum, Amlympiang, Jarain)

No. of beneficiary - 50 nos.

No. of pipe/beneficiary - 3 rolls

No. of beneficiary/village - 5 nos. @ 20,000 per roll



Sl

no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected

ministry/Dept

.

Components

Activities

(Water Pump)

Total

no./Capacity

(cum)

Command

area (in

ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs in

Lakh)

Period of

implementa

tion

1. Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop

more crop

(On farm

Development

)


each to Kdohkule, Moopasi, Myrjai, Umladang, Lakaroi

Takhniang, Ringkyrtein, Khyndawwasoo, Myngngor,

Mukoiram, Umshangiar, Shiahbnai, Lapangap, Pdeintalo,

Nongkhroh, Nongkharai, Moorathud, Mookabeng

Nongdhar, Iongshiwait under ADO Thadlaskein.


100 nos. 100 ha 45.00

2019-20

2. Laskein

Block Agriculture


each to Thadbamon ,Khatkasla, Khyndawwasoo, Pohriat,

Pdeinlapatein, Chutwakhu Sarhen, Mynskiah, Pamanik,

Muthlongrim, Khlookynrin, Mynkrem, Khliehrangnah,

Thangrain, Iongkwang under ADO Laskein


70 nos. 70 ha 31.50



3.

Amlarem

Sub Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture


to Pdengshakap, Lurniang, Amlari, Mupyut, Amlarem,

Kyrweng under SDAO Amlarem


30 nos. 30 ha 13.50




Strategic Action Plan for Irrigation under PMSY for the year 2020-21

Sl

no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities

(Check Dam)

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area (in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs in

Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per drop

more crop (Drought

proofing)

Checkdam at Wahrymbai, Umbluh Mynsning,

Rimain, Mookjat, Ksehrynshang, Kremlabit,

Village under ADO Thadlaskein. (5 nos. per

village and Rs.3.5 lacs each check dam)

Nongmulieh, Moodymmai, Waiajer, Nongbah,

Nartiang, Rakabah, Laru, Ionglwit,

Pdeiniadaw, Sanaro, Lapangap, Nonglatem,

Bamkamar, Thadmusem


100 nos. 100 ha 350.00 2020-21

2 Laskein

Block Agriculture

Check dam at Shilliangmyntang, Samatan,

Barato, Mookaiaw, Mootyrshiah,

Nongryngkoh, Khonshnong, Saphai, Priang,

Mulieh, Nongkynrih, Thadbamon (5 nos each

village @ Rs.3.5 lacs each check dam) under

ADO Laskein.


60 nos. 60 ha 210.00 2020-21

3

Amlarem Sub

Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture

Check dam at Pasadwar, Sankhad, Hawai

Bhoi, Hawai Sutnga, Lakroh North (5 nos each

villages @ Rs.3.5 lacs each check dam) under

SDAO Amlarem.


40 nos. 40 ha 140.0l 2020-21




Sl no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities


Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area (in ha)

Estimated cost

(Rs. in Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop more

crop (Drought

proofing)

Water Harvesting at Ummulong, Mookyndur,

Maskut, Shohshrieh, Larnai, Madansynrang,

Mookabeng, Iongthmu, Pdeiniadaw, Saitsama,

Tamu, Umshangiar, Nonglatem, Bamkamar,

Lakaroi, Thadmusem, Nongkhroh,, Moorathud,

Shiahbnai, Lapangap under ADO Thadlaskein



100 nos. 100 ha 100.00

2020-21

2 Laskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop more

crop (Drought

proofing)

Water Harvesting at Iooksi, Umsalait,

Khonshnong, Nongryngkoh, Khlieumbuit,

Myntkung, Mynso, Kyndongtuber, Pamanik,

Pasyih, Phramer, Thadmuthlong, Muthlongrim,

Khliehrangnah villages under ADO Laskein (5

nos. each village @ Rs.1 lac each) .


70 nos. 70 ha

70.00

3.

Amlarem

Sub Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop more

crop (Drought

proofing)

Water Harvesting at Sohkha, Lamin,

Kudengthymmai, Mawlong, Ammutong,

Pamtadong under SDAO Amlarem (5 nos. each

village @ Rs.1 lakh each)


30 nos. 30 ha 30.00




Sl

no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities

(Dug Well)

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area (in ha)

Estimated cost

(Rs in Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1. Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop more

crop (Drought

proofing)

Dug Well (5 nos. each village @ Rs.2 lacs each)

at Lumstong, Lumtrep, Madansynrang,

Mynkrem, Takhniang, Pdeiniadaw, Sanaro,

Pdeiniawmusiang, Ringkyrtein, Khyndawwasoo,

Lakaroi, Shiahbnai, Lapangap, Pdeintalo,

Saphohwaiong, Wahiajer, Tyrshang, Larnai,

Moodop Mupliang, under ADO Thadlaskein.


100 nos. 100 ha 200.00

2020-21 2.

Laskein

Block Agriculture


Shangpung Moosyiem, Khlookynrin,

Mootyrshiah, Mulieh, Madankynsaw,

Shilliangmyntang, Samatan, Thangrain, Barato,

Thadmuthlong, Mynso, Kyndongtuber, Mukroh,

Saphai. Under ADO Laskein.


70 nos. 70 ha 140.00

3.

Amlarem

Sub Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture

Dug well (5 nos. each village @ Rs.2 lacs each)

at Pdengkseh, Lakroh South, Rhongkum,

Kudengthymmai, Riahjalong, Pdengkarong

under SDAO Amlarem


30 nos. 30 ha 60.00

Total 200 nos. 200 ha 400.00



Sl

no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities

(Tube Well)

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area (in ha)

Estimated cost

(Rs in Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1. Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop more

crop

(Drought

proofing)

Tube Well (5 nos. each village @Rs.1.5 lacs

each) at Wahiajer, Tyrshang, Nongbah,

Nongjngi, Ionglwit, Takhniang, Sanaro,

Pdeiniawmusiang, Ringkyrtein, Khyndawwasoo,

Saphohwaiong, Mukoiram, Umshangiar,

Lakaroi, Shiahbnai, Lapangap, Pdeintalo,

Umrakia, Rimain, Nongkhyllep under ADO

Thadlaskein.


100 nos. 100 ha 150.00

2020-21

2. Laskein

Block Agriculture


at Myntangtihwieh, Iongkasaro, Thangthring,

Saphai, Iawthymme, Priang, Umdiengling,

Mukroh, Maitdieng, Saba Thadbamon,

Lummuriap, Thadialong, Samatan under ADO

Laskein .


70 nos. 70 ha 105.00

3.

Amlarem

Sub Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture


at Mupyut, Shkenpyrsit, Moosakhiah,

Samanong, Madantyrpait, Tamabil under SDAO

Amlarem


30 nos. 30 ha 45.00




Sl

no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities

(Storage reservoir Tank)

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area (in

ha)

Estimated cost

(Rs in Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop more

crop

(Secondary

storage

development)

Storage reservoir Tank at Ummulong,

Mookyndur, Maskut, Shohshrieh, Larnai,

Madansynrang, Mookabeng, Iongthmu,

Pdeiniadaw, Saitsama, Tamu, Umshangiar,

Nonglatem, Bamkamar, Lakaroi, Thadmusem,

Nongkhroh,, Moorathud, Shiahbnai, Lapangap

under ADO Thadlaskein (5 nos. each village @

Rs.1 lac each)


100 nos. 100 ha 100.00

2020-21

2 Laskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop more

crop

(Secondary

storage

development)

Storage reservoir Tank at Iooksi, Umsalait,

Khonshnong, Nongryngkoh, Khlieumbuit,

Myntkung, Mynso, Kyndongtuber, Pamanik,

Pasyih, Phramer, Thadmuthlong, Muthlongrim,

Khliehrangnah villages under ADO Laskein (5

nos. each village @ Rs.1 lac each) .


70 nos. 70 ha 70.00

3.

Amlarem

Sub Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop more

crop

(Secondary

storage

development)

Storage reservoir Tank at Sohkha, Lamin,

Kudengthymmai, Mawlong, Ammutong,

Pamtadong under SDAO Amlarem (5 nos. each



30 nos. 30 ha 30.00




Sl

no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities

(Pipes and boxes)

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area in

ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs

in Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop more

crop

(On Farm

Development

Distribution of

Pipes And

Box)

Distribution of Pipes And Box at 5 nos Villages under

ADO Thadlaskein (Moorathud, Khanduli, Musiang,

Laru, Nongjngi)

No. of beneficiaries – 20 nos.

No. of pipe/beneficiary - 4nos @ 20,000/- each


2020-21


ADO Sohmynting (Pynthorlangtein, Moobyrni,

Demthring, Niriang)

No. of beneficiaries – 15 nos

No. of pipes/beneficiaries - 4 @ 20,000/- each



ADO Namdong (Namdong B, Khonsaro, Mynkhnang)


No. of pipe/beneficiaries - 3nos @ 20,000/- each

30 nos. 30ha 6 lakh


ADO HQR (Pynthorwah, Pynthornein, Ialong)


No. of pipes/beneficiaries - 3.nos. @ 20,000/- each

30 nos. 30ha 6 lakh

2 Laskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop more

crop


ADO Laskein (Mynso, Nongryngkoh, Lakadong,

Sahsniang, Tum-Tum)


No. of pipes/beneficiaries – 4 nos. @ 20,000/- each


3

Amlarem

Sub-

Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop more

crop


ADO Amlarem (Amkoi, Amtapoh, Amsohrhong,

Amjalong)


No. of pipe/beneficiaries - 4 nos. @ 20,000/- each


Total 400 nos. 400ha 80 lakh



Sl

no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected

ministry/De

pt.


(Contour bund)

Total

no./Capacity

(cum)

Command

area (in

ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs

in Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more crop

(On Farm

Activities)

Contour Bund at 16 nos. Villages under ADO Thadlaskein

(Pdeiniawmusiang, Ringkyrtein, Saphohwaiong, Khanduli,

Tamu, Mynngor, Mukoiram, Umshangiar, Lakaroi,

Shiabnai, Lapangap, Pdeintalo, Nonglatem, Bamkamar,

Thadmusem, Nongkhroh)


No. of beneficiaries/village-10 nos. @ 30,000/- each

160 nos. 80 ha 24.00 2020-21

Contour bund at 6 nos. Villages under ADO Sohmynting

(Sohmynting, Phlongingkhaw, Lumkhudung, Madur,

Niriang, Mustem)

No. of beneficiaries - 60 ha

No. of beneficiaries/villages-10 nos. @ 30,000/- each

60 nos. 60 ha 18.00 2020-21

Contour bund at 3 nos. Villages under ADO Namdong

(Lumrot, Khonsaro, Nongthymme)


No. of beneficiaries/village-10nos @ 30,000/- each

30 nos. 30 ha 9.00 2020-21


(Sabahmuswang, Mookaswan, Mihmyntdu)


No.of Beneficiaries/village-10 nos. @ 30,000/- each.

30 nos. 30 ha 9.00 2020-21

2 Laskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more crop

Contour bund at 28 nos. villages under ADO Laskein

(Mookaiaw, Mootyrshiah, Mynksan, Madanrwan,

Laskein, Nongkynrih, Mulum, Raliang, Madankynsaw,

Rtiang, Shilliangmyntang, Thadsning, Phain, Musiaw,

Barato, Thangrain, Myngkrem, Khlookynrin,


Mynso, Iooksi, Khonshnong, Sahsniang, Iongkasaro,

Priang,)


No. of beneficiaries/village - 10 nos. @ 30,000/- each

280 nos. 140 ha 42.00 2020-21



3

Amlarem Sub

Division

Agril Officer


drop more crop

Contour bund at 12 nos. Villages under ADO Amlarem

(Lurniang, Pdeinshakap, Pdengkseh, Amlar, I , Mawlong,

Amutong, Pamtadong, Amtapoh, Nongbareh, Amkoi,

Kudengrim, Darang)


No. of beneficiaries/village - 10 nos. @ 30,000/- each

120 nos. 60 ha 18.00 2020-21

Total 680 nos. 400 120 Lakh

Sl

no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected

ministry/De

pt.


(Soil And water conservation)

Total

no./Capacity

(cum)

Command

area (in

ha)

Estimated

cost ( Rs.

in Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more crop

(On Farm

Activities)


Thadlaskein (Ladaw, Nongjngi, Takhniang ,Sanaro)


Area covered /beneficiaries-1ha @20,000/- each

40 nos. 40 ha 8 lakh 2020-21


Sohmynting (Sohmynting, Phlongingkhaw, Madur)


Area covered/beneficiaries - 1ha @ 20,000/- each

30 nos. 30 ha 6 lakh 2020-21


Namdong (Kremmyrsiang, Thadmukoh, Lumrot,

Khonsaro, Mynkhnang)



15 nos. 15 ha 3lakh


underADOHQR(Ialong,Mihmyntdu,Mookaswan,Sabahm

uswang,Khliehtyrshi)


Area covered/beneficiaries - 1h @ 20,000/- each


2 Laskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more crop

Soil &Water conservation at 7 nos villages Under ADO

Laskein (Khonshnong, Madanrwai, Lakadong, Sahsniang,

Mooshrot, Tum-Tum, Pdeinlapatein)





Area covered/beneficiaries-1 ha @ 20,000/- each

3

Amlarem Sub

Division

Agril Officer


drop more crop

Soil &Water conservation at 3 nos villages under ADO

Amlarem (Pyrsadwar, Amlanai, Satpator)





Sl

no

Name of

the Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities

(Agronomic)

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area (in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs in

Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more crop

(On Farm

Activities)

Agronomic at 4 nos villages under ADO Thadlaskein

(Ladaw, Sanaro, Pdeiniawmusiang, Saitsama)


Area covered/beneficiaries - 1 ha @ 20,000/- each

40 nos. 40 ha 8 lakh 2020-21

Agronomic at 3 nos. villages under ADO Sohmynting

(Niriang, Moobyrni, Chyrmang)



30 nos. 30 ha 6 lakh 2020-21

Agronomic at 5 nos villages under ADO Namdong

(Umjalasiaw, Mynkhnang, Namdong A, Lumrot,

Khonsaro)

No. of beneficiaries - 15 nos. Area

covered/beneficiaries - 1 ha @ 20,000/- each

15 nos. 15 ha 3 lakh 2020-21

Agronomic at 5 nos villages under ADO HQR Ialong,

Mihmyntdu, Sabah, Mookaswan, Khliehtyrshi)

No. of beneficiaries – 15 nos. Area

covered/beneficiaries - 1ha @ 20,000/- each

15 nos. 15 ha 3 lakh 2020-21

2 Laskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more crop

Agronomic at 7 nos villages under ADO Laskein (Priang,

Saba, Iongkasaro, Lakadong, Myntkhung,

Kyndongtuber, Pamanik)


70 nos 70 ha 14 lakh 2020-21




3

Amlarem

Sub

Division

Agril

Officer


drop more crop

Agronomic at 3 nos villages under DAO Amlarem

(Nongtalang, Syndai Shnong, Pdengshakap)


Area covered/beneficiaries-1 ha @ 20,000/- each

30 nos. 30 ha 6 lakh 2020-21


Sl

no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected

ministry/De

pt.

Components

Activities

(Pipe HDPE)

Pipe HDPE 2” @ 190.70per mtr

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area (in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs

in Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1.

Thadlaskein

Block

Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop

more crop

(On Farm

Activities)

Pipe HDPE at 20 nos villages under ADO Thadlaskein

(Moodop, Nongrimbambtong, Iangkar, Lumlakhiat,

Wahiajer, Sophoh, Nangbah, Nartiang, Lumkya, Lumstong,

Madansynrang, Laru, Saitsama, Myngkoiram, Lakaroi,

Lapangap, Nongkhroh, Thadmusem, Pdeintalo, Bamkamar)


No. of pipe/beneficiaries - 2 rolls @ 20,000/- per roll

No. of beneficiaries/villages - 5


2020-21

Pipe HDPE at 5 nos villages under ADO

Sohmynting (Sohmynting, Lumkhudung, Mustem,

Demthring, Iongnoh)






(Namdong, Umjalasiaw, Thadmynri, Thadmukoh,

Khonsaro)



75 rolls 75 15 lakh









75 rolls 75 15 lakh

2. Laskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop

more crop


(Mootyrshiah, Niawkmai, Laskein Mukhap Madankynsaw,

Mushai, Shangpung mission, Shilliangmyntang, Thadsning,

Bhain, Barato, Kongwang, Khliehrangnah, Myngkrem,


Mynso, Iooksi, Umsalait, Nongryngkoh, Myntangihwieh,

Iawthymmei, Iongkynshur)


No. of beneficiaries/village - 7

No. of pipe/beneficiary - 2 rolls @ 20,000/- per roll


3.

Amlarem Sub

Division

Agril Officer

Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop

more crop


(Kharkhana, Sankhat, Kongwang, Amsohtai, Jongushen,

Hawaibhoi, Kyrweng, Amsku, Nongtalang)

No. of beneficiary - 50 nos.

No. of pipe/beneficiary - 3 rolls

No. of beneficiary/village - 5nos @ 20,000 per roll





Sl

no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities

(Water Pump)

Total

no./Capacity

(cum)

Command

area (in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs. in

Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per drop

more crop (On

farm

Development)

Distribution of Water pump to Moobakhon,

Mynsngat, Moolyngkein, Ksehrynshang,

Nongthymme, Moorap, Moolephaw, Iangkar,

Lumtrep, Madansynrang, Moorapushai,

Umlangshor, Shohshrieh, Ladmukhla,

Mukhla, Maskut, Mookyndur, Nongbah,

Moodymmai, Wahiajer (5 nos. each village @

45000/- each) under ADO Thadlaskein.


100 nos. 100 ha 45.00 2020-21

2 Laskein Block

Distribution of Water pump to Kyrwen,

Mynksan, Mulieh Madanrwan, Niawkmai,

Mukhap, Nongkynrih, Mulum, Raliang,

Madankynsaw, Thadsning, Bhain, Latymphu,

Musiaw ( 5 nos. each village @ 45000/- each )

under ADO Laskein.


70 nos. 70 ha 31.50 2020-21

3

Amlarem Sub

Division

Agri.Officer

Distribution of Water pump to Syndai

Shnong, Amsohtai, Jonguchen, Amtapoh,

Nongbareh, Amkoi (5 nos. each village @

45000/- each ) under SDAO Amlarem


30 nos. 30 ha 13.50 2020-21




Strategic Action Plan for Externally aided projects from State Irrigation Department/ other funding agencies and NABARD

S.

No.

Name of

Block

Concerned

Ministry /

Department

Compo

nent

Activity

(Jalkunds) Location Co-ordinates

Total

Number/

Capacity

(Cum)

Command

Area/

Irrigation

Potential

(Ha)

Period of

implemen

tation

(5/7

years)

Estimate

d Cost

(in

Lakhs)

1

Thadlaskein

Block

Other

Funding

agencies

Per

Drop

More

Crop

Thynra Nongbah N 25°31'06.9" E92°14’40.1" 86,400 3 5 2.989

2 Iongthulein Nongbah N 25°31'22.9" E92°14’48.3" 86,400 3 5 2.989

3 Murang Nongbah N 25°31'45.98" E92°15'06.81" 86,400 3 5 2.989

4 Wahlumpyrdi Khanduli N 25°43'35.6" E92°25’38.1" 86,400 3 5 2.989

5 Kdaitwakhah Larnai N 25°34'71.5" E92°09’79.5" 1,44,000 5 5 4.946

Grand Total [Rs. In Lakh] 4,89,600 17 - 16.90

S.

No.

Name of

Block

Concerne

d

Ministry

/

Departme

nt

Compone

nt

Activity

(Jalkunds) Location Co-ordinates

Total

Number/

Capacity

(Cum)

Comman

d Area/

Irrigatio

n

Potential

(Ha)

Period

of

implem

entation

( 5/7

years )

Estimat

ed Cost

(in

Lakhs)

1 Laskein

Other

Funding

agencies

Per Drop

More

Crop

Iongbong Niawkmai N25°33’73.3" E92°29’46.2" 92,160 3.2 5 3.195

2 Tre Saphai Mukhap N25°30’84.4" E92°26'41.4" 92,160 3.2 5 3.195



3 Kharai Saphai

Mukhap N25°30’75.5" E92°26'56.2" 92,160 3.2 5 3.195

4 Tymbud Umiurem

Shangpung N25°36’15.2" E92°27'81.5" 92,160 3.2 5 3.195

5 Pohsain Iongulang N25°30’52.3" E92°30'02.2" 86,400 3 5 2.989

6 Pohsynrang Nongkynrih N25°31’11.65" E92°24'00.97" 86,400 3 5 2.989

7 Sata Shilliang Myntang

N25°34’04.13" E92°21'56.37" 86,400 3 5 2.989

8 Bamkhniang Laskein N25°30’91.3" E92°25'51.2" 92,160 3.2 5 3.195

9 Tyngkla Mawkyndeng N25°30’75.2" E92°22'87.2" 1,72,800 6 5 5.971

10 Trelum Tiniang

Mootyrshiah N25°30’97.1" E92°27'50.3" 1,87,200 6.5 5 6.497

Grand Total [Rs. In Lakh] 10,80,000 38 - 37.410




(Horticulture Department)



Strategic Action Plan for Irrigation under PMSKY for the Year 2016-2017

Sl.

No

Name of the

Block/Sub

District

Connected

Ministry/

Department

Component Activities

Total

Number/

Capacity

(cum)

Command Area/

Irrigation

Potential (in Ha)

Estimated

Cost (Rs. in

Lakhs)

Period of

Implementation

1. Horticulture Dev.

Officer,

Thadlaskein

Agriculture Drip

Irrigation

Khlietyrshi, Mukhla, Wahiajer,

Tyrchang, Larnai, Ummulong,

Madur, Moodymmai, Niriang

24 Nos.

(0.5 Ha/Unit) 12 Ha 39

2016-2017


Officer, Laskein Agriculture

Drip

Irrigation

Mulum, Shangpung, Kyndong,

Mukhap, Mookaiaw, Laskein

24 Nos.

(0.5 Ha/Unit) 12 Ha 39


Officer, Amlarem Agriculture

Drip

Irrigation

Moosakhia, Shkenpyrsit,

Mustem, Shkentalang, Sohkha,

Lamin

12 Nos.

(0.5/unit) 6 Ha 19.50

Total [Rs. in Lakh] 60 Nos. 30 Ha 97.50


Officer,

Thadlaskein

Agriculture Sprinkler

Irrigation

Khlietyrshi, Mukhla, Wahiajer,

Tyrchang, Larnai, Ummulong,

Madur, Moodymmai, Niriang

24 Nos.

(0.5 Ha/Unit) 12 Ha 51.96



Sprinkler

Irrigation

Mulum, Shangpung, Kyndong,

Mukhap, Mookaiaw, Laskein

24 Nos.

(0.5 Ha/Unit) 12 Ha 51.96



Sprinkler

Irrigation

Moosakhia, Shkenpyrsit,

Mustem, Shkentalang, Sohkha,

Lamin

12 Nos.

(0.5 Ha/unit) 6 Ha 25.98





Sl.

No

Name of the

Block/Sub

District

Connected

Ministry/

Department


Total

Number/

Capacity

(cum)

Command Area/

Irrigation Potential

(in Ha)

Estimated

Cost (Rs. in

Lakhs)

Period of

Implementation


Officer,

Thadlaskein

Agriculture Drip

Irrigation

Nartiang, Nongbah, Nongjngi,

Bamkamar, Rakabah,

Mynsngat

28 Nos.

(0.5 Ha/unit) 14 Ha 46.80

2017-2018



Drip

Irrigation

Barato, Maitdieng,

Nongryngkoh, Saphai,

Umsalait, Sahsniang, Mooshrot

28 Nos.

(0.5 Ha/unit) 14 Ha 46.80



Drip

Irrigation

Syndai, Lumpyngngad, Hawai

Bhoi, Kudeng, Shnongpdeng,

Muktapur, Dawki

16 Nos.

(0.5 Ha/unit) 8 Ha 23.40



Officer,

Thadlaskein


Irrigation

Nartiang, Nongbah, Nongjngi,

Bamkamar, Rakabah,

Mynsngat

28 Nos.

(0.5 Ha/unit) 14 Ha 62.352



Sprinkler

Irrigation

Barato, Maitdieng,

Nongryngkoh, Saphai,

Umsalait, Sahsniang, Mooshrot

28 Nos.

(0.5 Ha/unit) 14 Ha 62.352



Sprinkler

Irrigation

Syndai, Lumpyngngad, Hawai

Bhoi, Kudeng, Shnongpdeng,

Muktapur, Dawki

16 Nos.

(0.5 Ha/unit) 8 Ha 34.64





Sl.

No

Name of the

Block/Sub

District

Connected

Ministry/

Department


Total

Number/

Capacity

(cum)

Command Area/

Irrigation

Potential (in Ha)

Estimated

Cost (Rs. in

Lakhs)

Period of

Implementation


Officer,

Thadlaskein

Agriculture Drip

Irrigation

Kdiap, Mookbu, Umladang,

Ksehrynshang, Moobakhon,

Namdong, Umjalasiaw, Lumstong,

Morapushai, Mynkrem

32 Nos.

(0.5 Ha/unit) 16 Ha 56.16

2018-2019



Drip

Irrigation

Khlokynring, Mynska, Mynksan,

Kyrwen, Madanrwan, Pyntei,

Raliang, Khonshnong

32 Nos.

(0.5 Ha/unit) 16 Ha 56.16



Drip

Irrigation

Trangblang, Amlanai, Amjalong,

Kudengrim, Amsku, Pdengshakap

16 Nos.

(0.5 Ha/unit) 8 Ha 28.08



Officer,

Thadlaskein


Irrigation

Kdiap, Mookbu, Umladang,

Ksehrynshang, Moobakhon,

Namdong, Umjalasiaw, Lumstong,

Morapushai, Mynkrem

32 Nos.

(0.5 Ha/unit) 16 Ha 74.822



Sprinkler

Irrigation

Khlokynring, Mynska, Mynksan,

Kyrwen, Madanrwan, Pyntei,

Raliang, Khonshnong

32 Nos.

(0.5 Ha/unit) 16 Ha 74.822



Sprinkler

Irrigation

Trangblang, Amlanai, Amjalong,

Kudengrim, Amsku, Pdengshakap

16 Nos.

(0.5 Ha/unit) 8 Ha 41.568

Total [Rs. in Lakh] 191.212




Sl.

No

Name of the

Block/Sub

District

Connected

Ministry/

Department


Total

Number/

Capacity

(cum)

Command Area/

Irrigation

Potential (in Ha)

Estimated

Cost (Rs. in

Lakhs)

Period of

Implementation


Officer,

Thadlaskein

Agriculture Drip

Irrigation

Saitsama, Tamu, Myngngor,

Khonsaro, Khanduli,

Umpawiang, Saphoh, Nongkhroh,

Mookabeng

40 Nos.

(0.5 Ha/unit) 20 Ha 67.392

2019-2020



Drip

Irrigation

Iongsaro, Mynso, Shilliang

Myntang, Thadbamon, Musiaw,

Latymphu, Umsalang, Ionglang,

Samatan

40 Nos.

(0.5 Ha/unit) 20 Ha 67.392



Drip

Irrigation

Amlari, Amlarem, Jarain,

Moopyut, Amladkhur, Padu,

Khonglah

20 Nos.

(0.5 Ha/unit) 10 Ha 33.696



Officer,

Thadlaskein


Irrigation

Saitsama, Tamu, Myngngor,

Khonsaro, Khanduli,

Umpawiang, Saphoh, Nongkhroh,

Mookabeng

40 Nos.

(0.5 Ha/unit) 20 Ha 89.7864



Sprinkler

Irrigation

Iongsaro, Mynso, Shilliang

Myntang, Thadbamon, Musiaw,

Latymphu, Umsalang, Ionglang,

Samatan

40 Nos.

(0.5 Ha/unit) 20 Ha 89.7864



Sprinkler

Irrigation

Amlari, Amlarem, Jarain,

Moopyut, Amladkhur, Padu,

Khonglah

20 Nos.

(0.5 Ha/unit) 10 Ha 49.8816





Sl.

No

Name of the

Block/Sub

District

Connected

Ministry/

Department


Total

Number/

Capacity

(cum)

Command Area/

Irrigation

Potential (in Ha)

Estimated

Cost (Rs. in

Lakhs)

Period of

Implementation


Officer,

Thadlaskein

Agriculture Drip

Irrigation

Takhniang, Moolephaw, Kremlabit,

Iongsmit, Pdeiniadaw, Lumrot,

Umshangiar, Rtiang sanphaw,

Lumlakhiat

44 Nos.

(0.5 Ha/unit) 22 Ha 80.870

2020-2021



Drip

Irrigation

Saba, Mukroh, Iongkwang,

Nongkynrih, Madankynsaw,

Thangthring, Psiar, Moolber,

Khatkasla

44 Nos.

(0.5 Ha/unit) 22 Ha 80.870



Drip

Irrigation

Darang, Pasadwar, Jonguchen,

Twahusdiah, Amsohtai, Nongtalang

20 Nos.

(0.5 Ha/unit) 10 Ha 40.435



Officer,

Thadlaskein


Irrigation

Takhñiang, Moolephaw, Kremlabit,

Iongsmit, Pdeiniadaw, Lumrot,

Umshangiar, Rtiang sanphaw,

Lumlakhiat

44 Nos.

(0.5 Ha/unit) 22 Ha 107.743



Sprinkler

Irrigation

Saba, Mukroh, Iongkwang,

Nongkynrih, Madankynsaw,

Thangthring, Psiar, Moolber,

Khatkasla

44 Nos.

(0.5 Ha/unit) 22 Ha 107.743



Sprinkler

Irrigation

Darang, Pasadwar, Jonguchen,

Twahusdiah, Amsohtai, Nongtalang

20 Nos.

(0.5 Ha/unit) 10 Ha 59.857





Agricultural Technology Management Agency

(ATMA)




Sl

no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Concerned

Ministry/Dept. Components

Activities

(TRAINING PROGRAMME)

Total

no./Capacity

(cum)

Command

area/Irrigation

potential (in

ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs.

in Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more crop

(Supplementary

water

management

activities)

Training programme at Phlongingkhaw, Sohmynting,

Mustem under ADO Sohmynting circle. (1 training per

Village @ 20000/- each)

3 No's - 0.60 2016-17

Training Programme atThadmynri,Kremmyrsiang,Lumrot

under ADO Namdong B. (1 training per Village@ 20000/-

each))

3 No's - 0.60 2016-17

Training programme at Ialong, Sabah, Mookaswan under

ADO HQR. (1 training per Village@ 20000/- each)) 3 No's - 0.60 2016-17

Training programme at Kdohkule, Kpermynsnieh,

Pdeiniadaw, Moorathud under ADO Thadlaskein. (1

training per Village@ 20000/- each))

4 No's - 0.80 2016-17

2 Laskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more crop

(Supplementary

water

management

activities)

Training at Mynksan,Laskein,shangpung

Moolibang,Shilliangmyntang,Latymphu,Barato,Iongwang,

Thadmuthlong, Pamanik,Mynso,Iooksi,Thadbamon,

Maitdieng ,Kyrwen under ADO Laskein Block. (1 training

per Village@ 20000/- each)

14 No's - 2.80 2016-17

3

Amlarem

Sub-

Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more crop

(Supplementary

water

management

activities)

Training at Moosakhia, Shkentalang, Pamtbuh, Dawki,

Sohkha, Nongtalang, Amsku, Mawlong, Umsalang,

Mupyut, Shkenpyrsit, Darang, and Amlanai under SDAO

Amlarem. (1 training per Village@ 20000/- each)

13 no's. - 2.60 2016-17

Total [Rs. in Lakh] 40 no's. - 8.00



Sl

no

Name of the

Block Sub/Sub

District

Concerned


Activities

(AWARENESS PROGRAMME)

Total

no./Capaci

ty (cum)

Command

area/Irrigation

potential (in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs. in

Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more crop

(Supplementary

water

management

activities)

Awareness programme at Lumkhudung,

Demthring and Niriang under ADO

Sohmynting circle. (1 no. per village @

20,000/-)

3 No's - 0.60 2016-17

Awareness programme at Thadmukoh,

Lumrot and Umjalasiaw under ADO

Namdong circle. (1 no. per village @

20,000/-)

3 No's - 0.60 2016-17

Awareness programme at Khliehtyrshi,

Pynthorwah and Pynthornein under ADO

HQR. (1 no. per village @ 20,000/-)

3 No's - 0.60 2016-17

Awareness programme at Rakabah,

Lumstong, Ksehrynshang and Nonglatem

under ADO Thadlaskein. (1 no. per village

@ 20,000/-)

4 No's - 0.80 2016-17


Awareness programme at Mookaiaw,

Mynksan, Mukhap, Mulum, Nongkynrih,

Rtiang, Bhain, Khliehsniriang, Mynkrem,

Saba, Khlookynring, Pasyih, Sahsniang,

and Thangthring under ADO Laskein

Block. (1 no. per village @ 20,000/-).

14 No's - 2.80 2016-17

3

Amlarem Sub

Division Agril

Officer

Agriculture

Awareness programme at Samanong,

Madantyrpait, Thangbuli, Pamtbuh, Jarain,

Khonglah, Lamin, Hawai Bhoi, Syndai

Mission, Pdengshakap, Amtapoh, Satpator,

and Amsohrhong under SDAO Amlarem.

(1 no. per village @ 20,000/-).

13 no's. - 2.60 2016-17

Total [Rs. in Lakh] 44 no's. - 8.00



Sl

no

Name of the

Block Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities

(TRAINING PROGRAMME OUTSIDE THE

STATE)

Total

no/Capacit

y (cum)

Command

area/Irrigation

potential (in

hec)

Estimated

cost (Rs. in

Lakh)

Period of

impleme

ntation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop more crop

(Supplementary

water management

activities)

Training programme at NERIWALM-

TEZPUR (10 farmers for 5 days @ 1000/-each )

1 Nos

-

0.50

2016-17

Training Programme at Jorhat Agril.University,

Assam for 10 nos farmers for 3 days @1000/-

each.

1 Nos

-

0.30


Training programme at NERIWALM-TEZPUR

(10 farmers for 5 days @ 1000/-each )

1 Nos

-

0.50



each.

1 Nos

-

0.30

3

Amlarem Sub-

Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture

Training programme at NERIWALM-TEZPUR

(10 farmers for 5 days @ 1000/-each )

1 Nos

-

0.50



each.

1 Nos

-

0.30

Total [Rs. in Lakh] 6 nos. - 2.40



Sl

no

Name of the

Block Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities

(EXPOSURE VISIT OUTSIDE THE STATE)

Total

no/Capac

ity (cum)

Command

area/Irrigation

potential (in

hec)

Estimated

cost (Rs. in

Lakh)

Period of

impleme

ntation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop more crop

(Supplementary

water management

activities)

Exposure visit outside the State (20 farmers for

10 days @ 1000/-each )

1 Nos

-

2.00

2016-17

2 Laskein Block Agriculture Exposure visit outside the State (20 farmers for

10 days @ 600/-each )

1 Nos

-

2.00

3

Amlarem Sub-

Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture Exposure visit outside the State (20 farmers for

10 days @ 600/-each )

1 Nos -

2.00


Sl

no

Name of the

Block Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities

(EXPOSURE VISIT WITHIN THE STATE)

Total

no/Capac

ity (cum)

Command

area/Irrigation

potential (in

hec)

Estimated

cost (Rs. in

Lakh)

Period of

implement

ation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture PMKSY

Per drop more

crop

(Supplementar

y water

management

activities)

Exposure visit outside the State (20 farmers for 5

days @ 500/-each )

1 Nos

-

0.50

2016-17

2 Laskein Block Agriculture Exposure visit outside the State (20 farmers for 5

days @ 500/-each )

1 Nos

-

0.50

3

Amlarem Sub-

Division

Agri.Officer


5Days @ 500/-each )

1 Nos -

0.50




Sl

no

Name of the

Block Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities

(EXPOSURE VISIT WITHIN THE DISTRICT)

Total

no/Capa

city (cum)

Command

area/Irrigatio

n potential (in

hec)

Estimated

cost (Rs. in

Lakh)

Period of

implemen

tation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per drop

more crop

(Supplementary

water management

activities)

Exposure visit within the District (20 farmers for 1

days @ 300/-each ) 1 Nos - 0.06

2 Laskein Block Agriculture Exposure visit within the District (20 farmers for 1

days @ 300/-each ) 1 Nos - 0.06 2016-17

3

Amlarem Sub-

Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture Exposure visit within the District (20 farmers for 1

days @ 300/-each ) 1 Nos - 0.06





Sl

n

o

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected

ministry/

Dept.



Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area/Irrigati

on potential

(in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs.

in Lakh)

Period of

Implementa

tion

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop more

crop

(Supplementary

water

management

activities)

Training programme at Lumkhudung, Niriang and

Moophlang, under ADO Sohmynting circle.(1 training per


3 no’s

-

0.60

2017-18

Training Programme at Namdong B, Thadmukoh and

Mynkhnang, under ADO Namdong (1 training per Village

@ 20000/- each)

3 no’s

-

0.60

Training programme at Mookyndur, Lad Mukhla, Sohphoh,

Myrjai, Rakabah, Umladang and Mookbu under ADO

Thadlaskein.(1 training per Village @ 20000/- each)

7 no’s - 1.40

2 Laskein

Block Agriculture

Training at Mookaiaw, Mootyrshiah, Madanrwan, Mulum,

Muchai, Madankynsaw, Rtiang, Biar, Shangpung Mission,

Bhain, Musiaw, Khliehsniriang, Thangrain and

Khliehrangnah under ADO Laskein Block.(1 training per


14 no’s - 2.80

3

Amlarem

Sub-Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture

Training at Jaralud, Wahrong, Jarain, Padubah, Khonglah,

Mawngap, Latang, Tamabil, Wahlyngdoh, Rhongkum,

Muktapur, Kyrweng and Hawaibhoi under SDAO Amlarem

(1 training per Village @ 20000/- each)

13 no’s - 2.60

Total [Rs. in Lakh] 40 no’s - 8.00



Sl

n

o

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected

ministry/D

ept.



Total

no/Capacit

y (cum)

Command

area/Irrigat

ion

potential

(in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs. in

Lakh)

Period of

implementat

ion

1. Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop

more crop

(Supplementa

ry water

management

activities)

Awareness programme at Phlonginkhaw, Sohmynting and

Madur, under ADO Sohmynting circle. (1 no per village @

20,000/-)

3 Nos

-

0.60

2017-18

Awareness programme at Namdong A, Namdong B and

Thadmynri under ADO Namdongcircle. (1 no per village @

20,000/-)

3 Nos.

-

0.60

Awareness programme at Ialong, Mookaswan and

Sabamuswangnein under ADO HQR. .(1 no per village @

20,000/-)

3 Nos.

-

0.60

Awareness programme at Moodymmai, Ummulong,

Shohshrieh and Wahiajer under ADO Thadlaskein. (1 no per

village @ 20,000/-)

4 Nos. - 0.80

2. Laskein

Block Agriculture

Awareness programme at Mootyrshiah, Kyrwen, Laskein,

Raliang, Mookyndeng, Shangpung Moosyiem,

Shilliangmyntang, Musiaw, Khyndawwaso, Maitdieng,

Lumuriap, Samatan, Iongkalang, and Shetjahadem under ADO

Laskein Block. (1 no per village@20,000/-).

14 Nos. - 2.80

3.

Amlarem Sub

Division

Agril Officer

Agriculture

Awareness programme at Moopyut, Shkenpyrsit, Umsalang,

Moosakhiah, Umladkhur, Shkentalang, Amlarem, Jaralood,

Wahrong, Padubah, Mawngap, Dawki and bakur under SDAO

Amlarem (1 no per village @ 20,000/-).

13 Nos. - 2.60

Total [Rs. in Lakh] 40 Nos. - 8.00



Sl

no

Name of the

Block Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities


STATE)

Total

no/Capac

ity (cum)

Command

area/Irrigat

ion

potential

(in hec)

Estimated

cost (Rs. in

Lakh)

Period of

implementa

tion

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more crop

(Supplementary

water

management

activities)

Training programme at NERIWALM,TEZPUR (10

farmers for 5 days @ 1000/-each) 1 Nos - 0.5

2017-18

Training Programme at Jorhat Agril.University, Assam

for 10 nos farmers for 3 days @1000/- each. 1 Nos - 0.3





for 10 nos farmers for 3 days @1000/- each. 1 Nos - 0.3

3

Amlarem Sub-

Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture


farmers for 5 days @ 1000/-each ) 1 Nos - 0.5


for 10 nos. farmers for 3 days @1000/- each. 1 Nos - 0.3


Sl

no

Name of the

Block Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities


Total

no/Capac

ity (cum)

Command

area/Irrigat

ion

potential

(in hec)

Estimated

cost (Rs. in

Lakh)

Period of

implementa

tion

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture PMKSY Per

drop more

crop

Exposure visit outside the State (20 farmers for 10 days

@ 1000/-each ) 1 Nos - 2

2017-18

2 Laskein Block Agriculture Exposure visit outside the State (20 farmers for 10 days

@ 600/-each ) 1 Nos - 2



3

Amlarem Sub-

Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture

(Supplementar

y water

management

activities)

Exposure visit outside the State (20 farmers for 10 days

@ 600/-each ) 1 Nos - 2

Total [Rs. in Lakh] 3 nos. - 6

Sl

no

Name of the

Block Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities

(EXPOSURE VISIT WITHIN THE STATE)

Total

no/Capac

ity (cum)

Command

area/Irrigat

ion

potential

(in hec)

Estimated

cost (Rs. in

Lakh)

Period of

implementa

tion

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more

crop

(Supplementa

ry water

management

activities)

Exposure visit outside the State (20 farmers for 5 days @

500/-each ) 1 Nos - 0.5

2017-18 2 Laskein Block Agriculture

Exposure visit outside the State (20 farmers for 5 days @

500/-each ) 1 Nos - 0.5

3

Amlarem Sub-

Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture Exposure visit outside the State (20 farmers for 5Days @

500/-each ) 1 Nos - 0.5




Sl

no

Name of the

Block Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities

(EXPOSURE VISIT

WITHIN THE DISTRICT)

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area/Irrigation

potential (in

hec)

Estimated

cost (Rs. in

Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per drop more

crop (Supplementary

water management

activities)

Exposure visit within the

District (20 farmers for 1 days

@ 300/-each )

1 Nos - 0.06




@ 300/-each )

1 Nos - 0.06

3

Amlarem Sub-

Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture



@ 300/-each )

1 Nos - 0.06





Sl no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected

ministry/De

pt.

Components

Activities


Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area (in

ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs.

in Lakh)

Period of

Implementati

on

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop

more crop

(Supplementa

ry water

management

activities)

Training programme at Moobyrni, Iongnoh and Chyrmang

under ADO Sohmynting circle. (1 training per Village @

20000/- each)

3 nos.

-

0.60

2018-19

Training Programme at Moorap, Nongthymme and Mookjat,

under ADO Namdong. (1 training per Village @ 20000/-

each)

3 nos.

-

0.60

Training programme at Umbluh Mynsning, Ladaw,

Moolephaw, Iangkar, Mynkrem, Nonglatem and Umrakia

under ADO Thadlaskein. (1 training per Village @ 20000/-

each)

7 nos. - 1.40

2 Laskein

Block Agriculture

Training at Mynkrem, Mynska, Khlookynring, Muthlongrim,

Pasyih, Kyndontuber, Myntkung, Khliehumbuit, Umsalait,

Nongryngkoh, Khonshnong, Madanrwan, Shetjahadem and

Madanpohkseh under ADO Laskein Block. (1 training per


14 nos. - 2.80

3

Amlarem

Sub-Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture

Training at Lakroh South Syndai, Shnong , Amjalong,

Amsohtai, Jonguchen, Pdengshakap, Lurniang, Pdengkseh,

Amlari, Ammutong, Pamtadong, Amtapoh and Nongbareh

under SDAO Amlarem1 training per Village @ 20000/- each)

13 nos. - 2.60




Sl no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities


Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area (in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs. in

Lakh)

Period of

implementati

on

1. Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop

more crop

(Supplementa

ry water

management

activities)

Awareness programme at Mustem,

Pynthorlangtein and Moobyrni under ADO

Sohmynting circle.(1 no per village @ 20,000/-)

3 nos.

-

0.60

2018-19

Awareness programme at Kremmyrsiang,

Khonsaro and Mynkhnang under ADO

Namdongcircle. (1 no. per village @ 20,000/-)

3 nos.

-

0.60

Awareness programme at Mookynniang, ATS

and Mihmyntdunein under ADO HQR. (1 no.

per village @ 20,000/-)

3 nos.

-

0.60

Awareness programme at Tyrshang, Nangbah,

Moopasi and Moodop under ADO

Thadlaskein. (1 no. per village @ 20,000/-)

4 nos. - 0.80

2. Laskein

Block Agriculture

Awareness programme at Madanpohkseh,

Khonshnong, Lakadong, Mynso, Mooshrot,

Myntkung, Kyndongtuber, Pamanik,

Pdeinlapatein, Iongkasaro, Thadbamon,

Nohkrei, Khatkasla and Moobando under

ADO Laskein Block (1 no. per village @

20,000/-).

14 nos. - 2.80

3.

Amlarem

Sub

Division

Agril

Officer

Agriculture

Awareness programme at Tamabil,

Amlympiang, Sohkha, Kudengthymmai,

Riahjalong, Nongtalang, Twahusdiah,

Rhongkum, Muktapur, Amsko, Mawlong,

Ammutong and Lurniang under SDAO

Amlarem. (1 no. per village @ 20,000/-).

13 nos. - 2.60




Sl

no

Name of the

Block Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities


STATE)

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area/Irrigat

ion

potential

(in hec)

Estimated

cost (Rs. in

Lakh)

Period of

implementat

ion

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per drop

more crop

(Supplementary

water

management

activities)

Training programme at NERIWALM,TEZPUR

(10 farmers for 5 days @ 1000/-each ) 1 Nos - 0.50

2018-19



each.

1 Nos - 0.30






each.

1 Nos - 0.30

3

Amlarem Sub-

Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture





each.

1 Nos - 0.30


Sl

no

Name of the

Block Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities


Total

no/Capaci

ty (cum)

Command

area/Irrigation

potential (in

hec)

Estimated

cost (Rs. in

Lakh)

Period of

implement

ation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture PMKSY Per drop

more crop

(Supplementary

water

Exposure visit outside the State (20 farmers for

10 days @ 1000/-each ) 1 Nos - 2.00

2018-19

2 Laskein Block Agriculture Exposure visit outside the State (20 farmers for

10 days @ 600/-each ) 1 Nos - 2.00



3

Amlarem Sub-

Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture

management

activities) Exposure visit outside the State (20 farmers for

10 days @ 600/-each ) 1 Nos - 2.00


Sl

no

Name of the

Block Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities (EXPOSURE VISIT WITHIN THE

STATE)

Total

no/Capacit

y (cum)

Command

area/Irrigation

potential (in

hec)

Estimated

cost (Rs. in

Lakh)

Period of

implemen

tation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per drop

more crop

(Supplementary

water

management

activities)


days @ 500/-each ) 1 Nos - 0.5



days @ 500/-each ) 1 Nos - 0.5

3

Amlarem Sub-

Division

Agri.Officer


5Days @ 500/-each ) 1 Nos - 0.5




Sl

no

Name of the

Block Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities

(EXPOSURE VISIT WITHIN THE

DISTRICT)

Total

no/Capacit

y (cum)

Command

area/Irrigation

potential (in

hec)

Estimated

cost (Rs. in

Lakh)

Period of

implement

ation

1 Thadlaskein


more crop

(Supplementary

water

management

activities)

Exposure visit within the District (20 farmers

for 1 days @ 300/-each ) 1 Nos - 0.06

2018-19 2 Laskein Block Agriculture Exposure visit within the District (20 farmers

for 1 days @ 300/-each ) 1 Nos - 0.06

3

Amlarem Sub-

Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture Exposure visit within the District (20 farmers

for 1 days @ 300/-each ) 1 Nos - 0.06





Sl

no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities


Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area/Irrigation

potential (in hec)

Estimated

cost (Rs. in

Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop more

crop

(Supplementary

water

management

activities)

Training programme at Demthring,

Pynthorlangtein and Madur under ADO

Sohmynting circle.(1 training per Village

@ 20000/- each)

3 nos.

-

0.60

2019-20

Training Programme at Namdong A,

Umjalasiaw and Khonsar under ADO

Namdong B. (1 training per Village @

20000/- each)

3 nos.

-

0. 60

Training programme at Mihmyntdu,

Pynthorwah and Khliehtyrshi under

ADO HQR.(1 training per Village @

20000/- each)

3 nos.

-

0.60

Training programme at Kdohkule,

Kpermynsnieh, Pdeiniadaw, Moorathud,

Umlangshor, Wahiajer, Nongbah and

Ialong under ADO Thadlaskein. (1

training per Village @ 20000/- each)

8 nos. - 1.60


Training at Iongulang, Raliang, Mulieh,

Nongkynrih, Shangpung Pohshnong,

Moobando, Umsalang, Mynskiah,

Thadialong, Samatan, Niawkmai,

Mynksan, Mukhap and Thadsning under

ADO Laskein Block. (1 training per


14 nos. - 2.80

3

Amlarem Sub-

Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture

Training at Pasaddwar, Pdengkarong,

Satpatar , Samanong, Amlarem,

Madantyrpait, Thangbuli, Umladkhur,

Riahjalong, Amlympiang,

Kudengthymmai, Lamin and wahusdiah,

13 nos. - 2.60



Sl

no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected

Ministry/Dept. Components

Activities


Total

no./Capacity

(cum)

Command

area (in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs. in

Lakh)

Period of

implementati

on

1. Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop more

crop

(Supplementa

ry water

management

activities)

Awareness programme at Muphlang, Iongnoh and

Chyrmang under ADO Sohmynting circle. (1 no. per

village @ 20,000/-)

3 nos.

-

0.60

2019-20

Awareness programme at Moorap, Nongthymme, and

Mookjat under ADO Namdongcircle. (1 no. per village

@ 20,000/-)

3 nos.

-

0.60

Awareness programme at Mihmyntdu, Lumpyrtuh and

Moopyllaitsyiar under ADO HQR. (1 no. per village @

20,000/-)

3 nos.

-

0.60

Awareness programme at Laru, Ionglwit, Mynkrem, and

Takhniang under ADO Thadlaskein. (1 no. per village @

20,000/-)

4 nos. - 0.80

2. Laskein

Block Agriculture

Awareness programme at Priang, Iawthymme,

Umdiengling, Thadialong, Sookhlieh, Tum Tum,

Myntangtihwieh, Madanrwai, Mynskiah, Khliehumbuit,

Nongryngkoh, Psiar, Saphai, and Iongkynshur Under

ADO Laskein Block. (1 no. per village @ 20,000/-).

14 nos - 2.80

3.

Amlarem Sub

Division

Agril Officer

Agriculture

Awareness programme at Shnongpdeng, Syndai

Mission, Amjalong, Amsohtai, Pamtadong, Nongbareh,

Darrang, Amkoi, Kudengrim, Amtra, Kharkhana,

Sankhad, and Lakroh. (1 no. per village @ 20,000/-).

13 nos. - 2.60


under SDAO Amlarem1 training per -


Total [Rs. in Lakh] 44 nos. - 8.80 lakh



Sl

no

Name of the

Block Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities


STATE)

Total

no/Capac

ity (cum)

Command

area/Irrigati

on potential

(in hec)

Estimated

cost (Rs.

in Lakh)

Period of

impleme

ntation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per drop

more crop

(Supplementary water

management activities)



2019-20


Assam for 10 nos farmers for 3 days @1000/- each. 1 Nos - 0.30






3

Amlarem Sub-

Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture






Sl

no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities


Total

no/Capac

ity (cum)

Command

area/Irrigati

on

potential(in

hec)

Estimated

cost (Rs.

in Lakh)

Period of

implemen

tation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per drop more

crop (Supplementary

water management

activities)


days @ 1000/-each) 1 Nos - 2.00



days @ 600/-each) 1 Nos - 2.00

3

Amlarem

Sub-Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture Exposure visit outside the State (20 farmers for 10

days @ 600/-each) 1 Nos - 2.00




Sl

no

Name of the

Block Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities


STATE)

Total

no/Capac

ity (cum)

Command

area/Irrigation

potential (in hec)

Estimated

cost (Rs. in

Lakh)

Period of

implemen

tation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per drop more

crop (Supplementary

water management

activities)

Exposure visit outside the State (20


2019-20 2 Laskein Block Agriculture Exposure visit outside the State (20


3

Amlarem Sub-

Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture Exposure visit outside the State (20

farmers for 5Days @ 500/-each) 1 Nos - 0.50


Sl

no

Name of the

Block Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities


DISTRICT)

Total

no/Capac

ity (cum)

Command

area/Irrigation

potential (in

hec)

Estimated

cost (Rs. in

Lakh)

Period of

implement

ation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per drop more

crop (Supplementary

water management

activities)

Exposure visit within the District (20


2019-20 2 Laskein Block Agriculture Exposure visit within the District (20


3

Amlarem Sub-

Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture Exposure visit within the District (20






Sl

no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities


Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area (in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs. in

Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY

Per drop more

crop

(Supplementary

water

management

activities)

Training programme at Moobakhon,

Mynsngat, Nongdhar, Iongshitait,

Nongkhyllep, Lakaroi, Umshangiar, Tamu,

Saitsama, Khanduli, Sanaro,

Pdieniawmusiang, Saphohwaiong,

Madansynrang, Laru, Moorapuchai,

Takhniang and Kremlabit under ADO

Thadlaskein. (1 training per Village @ 20000/-

each)

18 nos. - 3.60

2020-21


Training at Saba, Iongkynshur, Mukroh,

Saphai, Iawthymme, Priang, Pdeinlapatein,

Myntangtihwieh, Umdiengling, Thangthring,

Iongkasaro, Psiar, Sahsniang, Shangpung

Moosyiem, Shangpung Khliemuchut,

Lummooriap, Sookhlieh and Khadkasla ADO

Laskein Block. (1 training per Village @

20000/- each)

18 nos. - 3.60

3

Amlarem Sub-

Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture

Training at Kharkhana, Sankhad, Hawaisutnga

and Amsohrhong under SDAO Amlarem (1

training per Village@ 20000/- each) 4 nos. - 0.80




Sl

no

Name of the

Block

Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities


Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area (in ha)

Estimated

cost (Rs. in

Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block

Agriculture

PMKSY Per drop

more crop

(Supplementary

water management

activities)

Awareness programme at Maskut, ATS,

Mookynniang, Moodymmai, Ladmukhla,

Ummulong, Nongmulieh, Moolyngkein,

Kdiap, Mooker, Lumkya, Mukhla, Lumtrep,

Mupliang, Wahrymbai, Mookhoniung,

Nongjngi and Nongrimbambtong under

ADO Thadlaskein. (1 no. per village @

20,000/-)

18 nos. - 3.60

2 Laskein Block

Awareness programme at Latanai,

Madankynsaw, Lummuphan, Iongulang,

Madanrwan, Niawkmai, Muchai, Biar,

Shangpung Mission, Umsalang, Latymphu,

Thadsning, Thadmuthlong A, Phramer,

Barato, Mynska, Khliehrangnah and

Chutwakhusarhen under ADO Laskein

Block. (1 no per village @ 20,000/-).

18 nos. - 3.60 2020-21

3

Amlarem Sub

Division

Agril Officer

Awareness programme at Wahlyngdoh,

Kongwan, Tarangblang and Iongushen

under SDAO Amlarem (1 no per village @

20,000/).

4 nos. - 0.80


Sl

no

Name of the

Block Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities

(TRAINING PROGRAMME OUTSIDE

THE STATE)

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area/Irrigat

ion

potential

(in hec)

Estimated

cost (Rs.

in Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per drop

more crop

(Supplementary

Training programme at

NERIWALM,TEZPUR (10 farmers for 5

days @ 1000/-each)

1 Nos - 0.50 2020-21



Sl

no

Name of the

Block Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities (EXPOSURE VISIT OUTSIDE

THE STATE)

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area/Irrigat

ion

potential

(in hec)

Estimated

cost (Rs. in

Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein


more crop

(Supplementary

water

management

activities)

Exposure visit outside the State (20 farmers

for 10 days @ 1000/-each) 1 Nos - 2.00


Exposure visit outside the State (20 farmers

for 10 days @ 600/-each) 1 Nos - 2.00

3

Amlarem Sub-

Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture Exposure visit outside the State (20 farmers

for 10 days @ 600/-each) 1 Nos - 2.00


water management

activities)

Training Programme at Jorhat

Agril.University, Assam for 10 nos farmers

for 3 days @1000/- each.

1 Nos - 0.30




days @ 1000/-each)

1 Nos - 0.50




1 Nos - 0.30

3

Amlarem Sub-

Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture



days @ 1000/-each)

1 Nos - 0.50




1 Nos - 0.30




Sl

no

Name of the

Block Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities


STATE)

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area/Irrigation

potential (in

hec)

Estimated cost

(Rs. in Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture PMKSY Per

drop more crop

(Supplementary

water

management

activities)

Exposure visit outside the State (20

farmers for 5 days @ 500/-each ) 1 Nos - 0.5 2020-21

2 Laskein Block Agriculture Exposure visit outside the State (20

farmers for 5 days @ 500/-each ) 1 Nos - 0.5 2020-21

3

Amlarem Sub-

Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture Exposure visit outside the State (20

farmers for 5Days @ 500/-each ) 1 Nos - 0.5 2020-21


Sl

no

Name of the

Block Sub/Sub

District

Connected


Activities


DISTRICT)

Total

no/Capacity

(cum)

Command

area/Irrigation

potential (in

hec)

Estimated cost

(Rs. in Lakh)

Period of

implementation

1 Thadlaskein

Block Agriculture

PMKSY Per

drop more crop

(Supplementary

water

management

activities)

Exposure visit within the District (20


2020-21 2 Laskein Block Agriculture Exposure visit within the District (20


3

Amlarem Sub-

Division

Agri.Officer

Agriculture Exposure visit within the District (20





Maps



Map 2: Agro-Climatic Zones Map of West Jaintia Hills



Map 3: Contour Map



Map 4: Drainage Map



Map 5: Forest Map



Map 6: Land Resources Map



Map 7: Land Use 10K Map



Map 8: Land Use Map



Map 9: Slope (%Rise) Map



Map 10: Soil Map



Map 11: Watershed Map



Map 12: Sub-Watershed Prioritization Map



Map 13: Wetland Map



Map 14: Wasteland Map



Map 15: Land Degradation Map

Notes…



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