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GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana

(PMKSY)

DISTRICT IRRIGATION PLAN

GADAG DISTRICT

2016

GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA

Sri. N. S. Prasanna Kumar, IAS

Deputy Commissioner, Gadag

Foreword

“Hon’ ble President in his address to the Joint Session of Parliament of 16th Lok

Sabha indicated that each drop of water is precious and launched Pradhana Mantri Krishi

Sinchayee Yojana (PMKSY), with a major objective to achieve convergence of investments

in irrigation at the field level, expand cultivable area under assured irrigation, improve on-

farm water use efficiency to reduce wastage of water, enhance the adoption of precision

irrigation and other water saving technologies. It will complete the long pending irrigation

projects on priority. Micro-irrigation will be popularized to ensure Per Drop More Crop.

All the five taluks of Gadag district are located in Northern Dry Zone (Zone III) of

Karnataka. The zone has characteristics of scanty rainfall with a maximum temperatures

touching 37-38oC during summer and moderate 30-32oC during other months. Low

temperatures can touch even 14-15o C for brief period during winter. The average annual

rainfall of the district is 641.6 mm received in about 43 rainy days. During the south west

monsoon 56 percent of the annual rainfall is received.

The net sown area of the district is 3.77 lakh ha, of which 42.4 %(1.60 lakh ha) is

irrigated and the rest (57.6%) is rainfed. The district is a part of Krishna basin, divided into

two sub basins namely Malaprabha and Tungabhadra. A tributary of Malaprabha river,

Bennehalla flowing parallel to the main river joins Malapraba river in Ron taluk which is

located at North Eastern part of the district. The main source of irrigation for Gadag district

is from Malaprabha Reservoir supplying water to Naragund and Ron taluks, Lift Irrigation

Scheme of Singatalur to Mundargi taluk, Itagi Sasalwad Lift Irrigation Project to Shirhatti

taluk and Tube wells.

The present planning should give impetus on utilizing water for expansion of irrigated

area, establishment of new industries, creation of special economic zone and also filling of

treated sewage water to the existing tanks so that the district can be a model to the entire

State.

Under PMKSY, it is proposed to take various developmental activities to improve

irrigation facilities in the district and also proposed to create an additional irrigation potential

of 63,522 ha by 2020 with a budgetary support of Rs.3521.53crores. This will help in

intensive cultivation of crops, taking up of multiple crops, judicious use of water and change

of cropping pattern with emphasis on micro irrigation. This will create additional

employment and income to farming community.

At the outset, I appreciate the efforts of the Department of Agriculture, particularly

Joint Director and their team in collection of information from various departments and

organizing District Level meetings which has led to finalize this report. I thank all the line

department officials for providing timely information on their concerned templates. I also

express my deep sense of gratitude to Sri. H.K.Patil, Hon’ble Minister for Rural

Development, Government of Karnataka and MP/MLAs for providing valuable suggestions.

I also thank the President and members of PLUS TRUST, Bengaluru for compilation,

analysis and printing of the District Irrigation Plan in an exhaustive and excellent manner.

I hope this report will be useful in planning and efficient management of precious

water resource of Gadag district.

Date:24-11-2016 -Sd-

Deputy Commissioner

Gadag district, Gadag

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CONTENTS

Chapter

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Page

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About PMKSY 1-7

I General Information of the district 8-32

II District water profile 33- 34

III Water availability 35- 41

IV Water requirement/ demand 42- 53

V Strategic action plan for irrigation 54- 93

Conclusion 94-95

Appendices 96-144

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LIST OF TABLES

Table No Title of Tables Page No

1.1 District profile 12

1.2 Taluk wise population 13

1.3 Rural and urban population 14

1.4 Taluk wise house hold in Gadag district 15

1.5 Large animals population 16

1.6 Small animals in Gadag district 17

1.7 Taluk wise data on weather 19

1.8 Soil of Gadag district 22

1.9 Taluk wise Land use pattern 31

3.1 Status of water availability from various sources 36

3.2 Status of ground water availability 37

3.3 Status of command area 39

3.4 Status of existing type of irrigation 40

3.5 Rainwater and other water available from other

sources 41

4.1 Domestic water requirement/ demand 43

4.2 Water requirement of horticultural/ agril crops 45

4.3 Water requirement of live stock& other animals 47

4.4 Water demand for industries 49

4.5 Water demand for power generation 49

4.6 Total water demand for various sectors 51

4.7 Water budgeting in Gadag district 53

5.1 PMKSY-DIP Strategic action plan for Ron taluk 58-60

5.2 PMKSY-DIP Strategic action plan for Shirhatti

taluk 63-65

5.3 PMKSY-DIP Strategic action plan for Naragund

taluk 68-69

5.4 PMKSY-DIP Strategic action plan for Gadag

taluk 71-72

5.5 PMKSY-DIP Strategic action plan for Mundaragi

taluk 75-77

5.6 PMKSY –DIP Strategic Action Plan for GADAG

district – component AIBP 80

5.7 Component: Convergence with MGNERGA 81-82

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Table No Title of Tables Page No

5.8 Component: Har Khet Ko Pani 83

5.9 Component – Per Drop More Crop 84-85

5.10 Component – PMKSY- Watershed 86-89

5.11 Taluk-wise Irrigation Potential to be Created by

Components 90

5.12 Taluk-wise Estimated Cost by Components 91

5.13 District abstract budget - Taluk & Year wise 92

5.14 District abstract budget - Taluk & Department

wise 93

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LIST OF FIGURES

Fig. No Details of figures Page No

1 Map of Gadag district 9

1.2 Taluk wise population of Gadag 13

1.3 Rural and urban population of Gadag district 14

1.4 Taluk wise house holds in Gadag district 15

1.5 Large animal population 16

1.6 Small animals in Gadag district 17

1.7 Poultry 18

1.8 Soil slopes of Gadag district 21

1.9 Soils of Gadag district 23

1.10 Soil erosion 25

1.12 Land capability classes 26

1.13 Land irrigability classes 27

1.14 Soil fertility status maps 28-30

1.15 Taluk wise land use pattern 32

3.1 Status of ground water utilization 38

3.2 Water available from various sources 41

4.1 Domestic water demand-2015 & projected 2020 43

4.2 Total water demand of various crops-2015 and

2020

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4.3 Water demand for livestock & other animals 48

4.4 Total water demand - Taluk wise 50

4.5 Total water demand-Sector wise 51

4.6 Water budgeting along with demand and balance -

2015

52

4.7 Water budgeting along with demand and balance -

2020

53

5.1 Irrigation Potential proposed to be created by

different Components of PMKSY-DIP in Ron

Taluk

61

5.2 Budget requirement of Different Components of

PMKSY –DIP in Ron Taluk

62


different Components of PMKSY-DIP in Sirahatti

Taluk

66

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PMKSY –Shirhatti Taluk

67


PMKSY –DIP in Naragund Taluk

70

5.6 Irrigation Potential Created by different

Components of PMKSY-DIP in Gadag Taluk

73

5.7 Estimated cost of Different Components of

PMKSY –DIP in Gadag Taluk

74

5.8 Irrigation Potential Created by different

Components of PMKSY-DIP in Mundargi Taluk

78

5.9 Estimated cost of Different Components of

PMKSY –DIP in Mundargi Taluk

79


Taluks in Gadag District

90

5.11 Estimated cost of Interventions by Taluks in Gadag

District

91

5.12 District abstract budget required-Taluk & Year wise 92

5.13 District abstract- budget required - Taluk &

Department wise

93

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PRADHAN MANTRI KRISHI SINCHAYEE YOJANA(PMKSY)

I. Introduction:

The major objective of PMKSY is to achieve convergence of

investments in irrigation at the field level, expand cultivable area under assured

irrigation, improve on-farm water use efficiency to reduce wastage of water,

enhance the adoption of precision irrigation and other water saving

technologies (More crop per drop), enhance recharge of aquifers and introduce

sustainable water conservation practices by exploring the feasibility of reusing

treated municipal waste water for peri-urban agriculture and attract greater

private investment in precision irrigation system.

PMKSY has been conceived by amalgamating ongoing schemes viz.,

Accelerated Irrigation Benefit Programme (AIBP) of the Ministry of Water

Resources, River Development & Ganga Rejuvenation (MoWR, RD & GR),

Integrated Watershed Management Programme (IWMP) of Department of Land

Resources (DoLR) and the On Farm Water Management (OFWM) of

Department of Agriculture and Cooperation (DAC). The scheme will be

implemented by Ministry of Agriculture, Water Resources and Rural

Development. Ministry of Rural Development is to mainly undertake rain water

conservation, construction of farm pond, water harvesting structures, small

check dams and contour bunding etc., MoWR, RD &GR, is to undertake

various measures for creation of assured irrigation source, construction of

diversion canals, field channels, water diversion/lift irrigation, including

development of water distribution systems. Ministry of Agriculture will

promote efficient water conveyance and precision water application devices like

drips, sprinklers, pivots, rain-guns in the farm “(Jal Sinchan)”, construction of

micro-irrigation structures to supplement source creation activities, extension

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activities for promotion of scientific moisture conservation and agronomic

measures.

Programme architecture of PMKSY will be to adopt a ‘decentralized

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

draw up their own irrigation development plans based on District Irrigation Plan

(DIP) and State Irrigation Plan (SIP). It will be operative as convergence

platform for all water sector activities including drinking water & sanitation,

MGNREGA, application of science & technology etc. Through comprehensive

plan, State Level Sanctioning Committee (SLSC) chaired by the Chief Secretary

of the State with the authority to oversee its implementation and sanction of

projects.

The programme will be supervised and monitored by an Inter-Ministerial

National Steering Committee (NSC) will be constituted under the Chairmanship

of Prime Minister with Union Ministers from concerned Ministries. A National

Executive Committee (NEC) constituted under the Chairmanship of Vice

Chairman, NITI Aayog to oversee programme implementation, allocation of

resources, inter-ministerial coordination, monitoring &performance assessment,

addressing administrative issues etc.,

Components and responsible Ministries/ Departments are as follows:

1. AIBP by MoWR, RD &GR: To focus on faster completion of on-going

Major and Medium Irrigation including National Projects.

2. PMKSY (Har Khet ko Pani) by MoWR,RD& GR: Creation of new water

sources through Minor Irrigation (both surface and ground water).Repair,

restoration and renovation of water bodies; strengthening carrying capacity of

traditional water sources, construction rain water harvesting structures (Jal

Sinchan); Command area development, strengthening and creation of

distribution network from source to the farm. Improvement in water

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management and distribution system for water bodies will take advantage of

available source, which is not utilised to its fullest capacity (deriving benefits

from low hanging fruits).

3. PMKSY (Watershed) by Dept. of Land Resources, MoRD Water harvesting

structures such as check dams, nala bund, farm ponds, tanks etc. Capacity

building, entry point activities, ridge area treatment, drainage line treatment, soil

and moisture conservation, nursery raising, afforestation, horticulture, fodder

development, livelihood activities for the asset-less persons and production

system & microenterprises for small and marginal farmers etc.,Effective rainfall

management can be done through field bunding, contour bunding/trenching,

staggered trenching, land levelling, mulching etc.,

4. PMKSY (Per drop more crop) by Dept. of Agriculture & Cooperation, MoA

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

of annual action plan, Monitoring etc., Promoting efficient water conveyance

and precision water application devices like drips, sprinklers, pivots, rain-guns

in the farm (Jal Sinchay).Topping up of input cost particularly under civil

construction beyond permissible limit(40%), under MGNREGA for activities

like lining inlet, outlet, silt traps distribution systematic. 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 PMKSY (WR), PMKSY (Watershed) and MGNREGA.

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

Water lifting devices like diesel/ electric/ solar pumpsets including water

carrying pipes.

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Extension activities for promotion of scientific moisture conservation and

agronomic measures including cropping alignment to maximize use of available

water including rainfall and minimise irrigation requirement (Jal samrankshan)

Capacity building, training for encouraging potential use of water source

through technological, agronomic and management practices including

community irrigation awareness campaign on water saving technologies,

practices, programmes etc., organisation of workshops, conferences, publication

of booklets, pamphlets, success stories, documentary, advertisements etc.,

Improved/innovative distribution system like pipe and box outlet system with

controlled outlet and other activities of enhancing water use efficiency.

District Irrigation Plans (DIPs)

District Irrigation Plan (DIP) shall be the cornerstone for planning and

implementation of PMKSY. DIP will identify the gaps in irrigation

infrastructure after taking into consideration the District Agriculture Plans

(DAPs) already prepared for Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (RKVY) vis-à-vis

irrigation infrastructure currently available and resources that would be added

during XII Plan from other ongoing schemes (both State and Central), like

Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme

(MGNREGA), Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (RKVY), Rural Infrastructure

Development Fund (RIDF), Member of Parliament Local Area Development

(MPLAD) Scheme, Member of Legislative Assembly Local Area Development

(MLALAD) Scheme, Local body funds etc. The gaps identified under Strategic

Research & Extension Plan (SREP) be used in preparation of DIP.DIPs will

present holistic irrigation development perspective of the district outlining

medium to long term development plans integrating three components viz.,

water sources, distribution network and water use applications incorporating all

usage of water like drinking& domestic use, irrigation and industry. Preparation

of DIP will be taken up as joint exercise of all participating departments. DIP

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will form the compendium of all existing and proposed water resource network

system in the district.

The DIPs may be prepared at two levels, the block and the district. Keeping

in view the convenience of map preparation and data collection, the work would

be primarily done at block level. Block wise irrigation plan is to be prepared

depending on the available and potential water resources and water requirement

for agriculture sector prioritising the activities based on socio-economic and

location specific requirement. In case of planning is made based on basin/sub

basin level, the comprehensive irrigation plan may cover more than one district.

The activities identified in the basin/sub-basin plan can be further segregated

into district/block level action plans.

i. Background

Hon’ble President in his address to the joint Session of the Parliament of

16th Lok Sabha 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 Paani’.

There is a need for seriously considering all options including linking of

rivers, wherever 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 to ensure ‘Per drop-More crop’. Out of

about 141 ml ha of net area sown in the country, about 65 million hectare (or

45%) is presently covered under irrigation. Substantial dependency on rainfall

makes cultivation in unirrigated areas a high risk, less productive profession.

Empirical evidences suggest that assured or protective irrigation encourages

farmers to invest more in farming technology and inputs leading to productivity

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enhancement and increased farm income. The over-reaching 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.

ii. Vision

To utilize the available water resources in the district to the maximum

extent in an efficient way to meet the basic needs of every living being and

enhancing the livelihoods of rural population to the maximum extent, thus

alleviating poverty in a sustainable way without compromising the interests of

future generations.

iii. Objective

Following are the objectives:

A. Enhance the physical access of water on the farm and expand cultivable area

under assured irrigation (Har Khet ko pani).

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

use of water through appropriate technologies and practices.

C. Improve on-farm water use efficiency to reduce wastage and increase

availability both in duration and extent.

D. Enhance the adoption of precision-irrigation and other water saving

technologies (More crop per drop).

Enhance the physical access of water on the farm and expand cultivable

area under assured irrigation (Har Khet ko pani).

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

use of water through appropriate technologies and practices.

Improve on-farm water use efficiency to reduce wastage and increase

availability both in duration and extent.

Enhance the adoption of precision-irrigation and other water saving

technologies (More crop per drop).

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Enhance recharge of aquifers and introduce sustainable water

conservation practices.

Ensure the integrated development of rain fed areas using the watershed

approach towards soil and water conservation, regeneration of ground

water and arresting runoff.

Promote extension activities relating to water harvesting, water

management and crop alignment for farmers and grass root level field

functionaries.

Explore the feasibility of reusing treated municipal wastewater for peri-

urban agriculture.

iv. Strategy /approach

Creation of new water sources; repair, restoration and renovation of

defunct water sources; construction of water harvesting structures,

secondary & micro storage, ground water development

Developing/augmenting distribution network where irrigation sources

(both assured and protective) are available or created;

Promotion of scientific moisture conservation and run off control

measures to improve ground water recharge so as to create opportunities

for farmer to access recharged water through shallow tube/dug wells;

Promoting efficient water conveyance and field application devices

within the farm viz., underground piping system, Drip & Sprinklers

Encouraging community irrigation through registered user groups.

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.,

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CHAPTER I

General Information of the District.

1.1. District profile:

In ancient times, Gadag was known as Kritapuri, after a sage named

Kritu. This sage, with the help of Lord Veeranarayana, is said to have

vanquished a demon that was causing terror in this region. It is said that the sage

requested Lord Veeranarayana to stay on here and he agreed and so the

Veeranarayana Temple came into being. Gadag was ruled at different stages by

the Banas, Chalukyas, Rashtrakutas, and Hoysalas. There are many famous

temples built by these different dynasties, the main style of these temples is

Western or Kalyani or Chalukyan. During the reign of Aurangzeb, Gadag was

conquered by the Mughals, and during this period, the famous Jumma Masjid

was built. Gadag is also home to many great poets and famous individuals. The

immediate association that Gadag would have for Kannadigas would be the poet

Narayanappa, better known as Kumaravyasa. He wrote the popular Kannada

version of the Mahabharatha, sitting in front of the image of Lord

Veeranarayana in the Veeranarayana Temple.

Gadag district lies in the central part of Northern Karnataka, at 15015’ and

150 45’ North latitudinal and 75020’ and 75047’ East longitudes. Out of total

4.65 lakh ha geographical area in the district, Gadag and Ron taluks larger

share of geographical area (1.10 to 1.29 lakh ha), while Mundargi, Naragund

and Gadag taluks have lesser than 1.0 lakh ha geographical area each (Fig

1.1). Gross cultivated area considering double cropped area differs

significantly among different taluks. Out of net cultivated area of 3.77 lakh

ha, nearly 1.60 lakh ha area is cropped twice in year bringing the gross

cultivated area up to 5.38 lakh ha with a district cropping intensity of 142 %.

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Fig 1.1: Location of different taluks in Gadag district

Gadag district has five taluks namely, Gadag, Mundargi, Nargund, Ron

and Shirhatti. Gadag taluk has 27 gram panchayats covering 64 villages in 2

hoblies, Mundargi taluk has 19 gram panchayats covering 58 villages in two

hoblies, Naragund taluk has 13 gram panchayats covering 35 villages in two

hoblies, Ron taluk has 35 gram panchayats covering 93 villages in three

hoblies, and Shirhatti taluk has 28 gram panchayats covering 87 villages in

two hoblies . The district has a total of 337 villages. There are 9 urban

centres, 2 each in Gadag and Shirhatti taluks, 3 in Ron taluk and one each in

Naragund and Mundargi taluks.

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All five taluks of Gadag district are part of Northern Dry Zone of

Karnataka. The zone has characteristics such as low annual rainfall (631 mm),

medium to deep black soil (except large part of Gadag taluk) mean maximum

temperatures touching 37-38 o C during summer and moderate 30-32 o C during

other months. Low temperatures can touch even 14-15 o C for brief period

during winter. South west monsoon brings 56 percent of the annual rainfall in

the district. Remaining 44 percent rain is received by north east monsoon,

spread from October to December. Negligible rainfall occurs during summer.

Entire district is principally a plain region with no major mountainous region.

With scanty rainfall, the district has limited share of forest area, which is

principally shrubby. Only about 7 percent of the total geographical area is

covered by forests and a large part of it belongs to the shrub category. There is

no major irrigation project in the district. The Right Bank canal of Malaprabha

Project located in neighbouring Savadatti taluka of Belgaum district irrigates

the entire Nargund taluka (all villages) and portion of Ron taluka (12 villages).

The other sources of irrigation include tanks, wells, bore wells and lift

irrigation. About 26.5percent of the net area sown has irrigation facilities. Out

of irrigated area, canals account for 33 percent and tube wells account for 49.9

per cent of the irrigated areas. The irrigation by tanks is meagre and negligible,

although district has 30 tanks. The district has 160143ha under irrigation by

different sources, out of net cultivated area of 377535 ha.

As per 2011 census, Gadag has 1/3rd share of the district’s population and

Naragund has lowest population (100623) out of district’s total population of

10.65 lakh (Table1.1). Major population (6.85 lakh) lives in rural areas-

indicating the importance of rural economy in the district.

Major part of district is covered by entisols and vertisols and small area

covered by alfisols. The overall pH and EC in the district is normal, while

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organic carbon status in most part of district is below 0.5%.But, the most part of

district is deficient in phosphorus (<5ppm) and sufficient in potassium(>50

ppm). Other nutrients like available Sulphur ( <10ppm), available zinc (< 0.75

ppm) are deficient and available boron (>0.58ppm) is sufficient in the entire

district. Organic carbon status of some areas in northern part of Gadag and

western/ north eastern part of Mundargi taluks is lesser than 0.5%. Large part of

Gadag taluk has sufficient in available potassium (> 50 ppm). Similarly,

majority of Gadag, , Ron and Naragund taluks have soil deficient in available

sulphur ( <10 ppm). Large area in all taluks of Gadag district have soil

deficient in available zinc ( <0.75 ppm). Major part of Gadag district have

soil sufficient in available boron (>0.58 ppm) except in some north eastern part

of Ron and south-eastern part of Mundargi is deficient in available boron (

<0.58 ppm).

The district is primarily agrarian, because major economic activity is

agriculture and allied activities involving more than 64 % of district’s

population settled in rural areas. Major land use in the district is for cultivation

and other allied activities. Horticulture, sericulture, animal husbandry and

fisheries are major allied activities are supplementary to agricultural activities.

Traditionally, the rural population have engaged themselves in dairying and

horticulture, while sericulture is recently added to their profession.

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Table 1.1 : District Profile

1. District Code 561

2. Latitude and Longitude 150 15’ and 150 45’ North latitudinal

and 75020’ and 75047’ East

longitudes

3. Total Number of block 5

4. Total Number of Grama

Panchayat

122

5. Total No. of Hoblies 11

6. Total Number of Villages 337

7. Total Population 1064570

8. Total Male Population 537147

9. Total Female Population 527423

10. Total Child population 132442

11. Total SC Population 174196

12. Total ST Population 61654

13. Geographical Area 465715

14. Net Sown Area 377535

15. Gross Cropped Area 538246

16. Net Irrigated 160143

17. Area under Forest 32614

18. Total livestock 631906

19. Total poultry 156079

1.2. Demography:

1.2.1: Population:

The Total population of Gadag district is 1064570(Table1.2). The Male

population of the district is 537147and Female population is 527423. Among

the taluks, Gadag taluk has the highest population in the district,

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367258(34.5%), followed by Ron, 264123 (24.8%), Shirhatti 200669 (18.8%)

and Mundargi131897 (12.4%). Naragund taluk has the lowest population of

100623 (9.4%). Schedule Caste population in the district is 174196 (16.4%)

and that of Schedule Tribe population is 61654(5.8%). Population of Schedule

Caste and schedule tribe is highest in Gadag taluk (52131 and 17632

respectively) and lowest in Naragund (9892 and 4593 respectively).

Table 1.2 : Taluk wise population of Gadag district.

Sl.

No.

Name of the

Block

Population

SC ST Child General/

Others Total

Male Female Total

1 Gadag 184572 182686 367258 52131 17632 43497 297495 367258

2 Mundaragi 66856 65041 131897 28962 10501 16972 92434 131897

3 Naragund 51276 49347 100623 9892 4593 12579 86138 100623

4 Ron 132566 131557 264123 40641 15498 34089 207984 264123

5 Shirhatti 101877 98792 200669 42570 13430 25305 144669 200669

Total 537147 527423 1064570 174196 61654 132442 828720 1064570

Source: Census 2011 report

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Adapted from Census 2011 report

1.2.2: Rural and Urban Population:

The district has a rural population of 685261 (64.4%) and the urban

population of 379309 (35.6%). Ron taluk has the highest rural population of

191763, followed by Gadag (175883), Shirhatti (146305) and Mundaragi

(106978). Lowest Rural population is in Naragund taluk (64332). Whereas,

Urban population is highest in Gadag taluk (191375), followed by Ron

(72360), Shirhatti (54364) and Naragund (36291). Lowest urban population is

in Mundargi (24919). Details are furnished in Table 1.3 and Fig 1.3.

Table 1.3: Rural and Urban Population of Gadag district

Sl.No. Block/Taluk Rural Urban Total

1 Gadag 175883 191375 367258

2 Mundaragi 106978 24919 131897

3 Naragund 64332 36291 100623

4 Ron 191763 72360 264123

5 Shirhatti 146305 54364 200669

Total 685261 379309 1064570

Source: Census 2011 report

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1.2.3. House Holds in Gadag district.

The Total number of households in the district is 215573. Rural

households are 139782 (64.8%) and the urban households are 75791(35.2%).

Ron taluk has the highest number of rural households 38801, followed by

Gadag with 36684, Shirhatti with 29964 and Mundargi with 21694. Naragund

taluk has the lowest number of rural households, 12639.Urban households are

highest in Gadag taluk 37072 and lowest in Mundargi taluk 4930. Details

are furnished at Table 1.4 and Fig 1.4

Table.1.4.Taluk wise house holds in Gadagdistrict

Sl.No. Taluk Rural Urban Total

1 Gadag 36684 37072 73756

2 Mundaragi 21694 4930 26624

3 Naragund 12639 7433 20072

4 Ron 38801 14907 53708

5 Shirhatti 29964 11449 41413

Total 139782 75791 215573 Source: Census 2011 report

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1.3. Biomass and Livestock:

The total cattle and buffaloe population in the district is 203644 (Table1.5

and Fig 1.5). The cattle population is 142655 (70.%) and buffaloe population is

60989 (29.1%). Ron taluk has the highest share of district’s cattle and buffaloe

population of 58990 (29.0 %), followed by Gadag with 41572 (20.4%),

Shirhatti with 39274 (19.3%) and Mundargi with 35852 (17.6%). Naragund

has the lowest cattle and buffaloe population of 27956 (13.7%) in the district.

Table. 1.5 : Large animal population (In Numbers)

Sl.

No. Taluk

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Other

Milch

or

Meat

Animal

Draft

Animal

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Yak/

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Total

Large

animals Indigenous

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Hybrid

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Total

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degenous

Buffaloe

1 Gadag 22026 5834 27860 13712 0 12446 54018

2 Mundargi 24186 2054 26240 9612 0 8384 44236

3 Naragund 14491 4713 19204 8752 0 7138 35094

4 Ron 32181 7983 40164 18826 0 16011 75001

5 Shirhatti 25618 3569 29187 10087 0 12123 51397

Total 118502 24153 142655 60989 0 56102 259746

Souorce: District at a glance

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The district has totally, 372160 small animals viz., sheep, goat, pigs and

ducks.and 156079 poultry birds. Of the small animals, sheep account for 69.6%

and goats account for 28.6%. Pigs and ducks account for 1.8% of the

population. Ron taluk has the highest small animals 108510 (29.2 %), followed

by Shirhatti with 85960 (23.1%), Mundargi with 80783 (21.7%) and Gadag

with 77686 (20.9%). Naragund has the lowest small animal population of

19221 (5.2%). Ron taluk has the highest poultry 67640 (43.3%), followed by

Gadag with 47545 (30.5%), Shirhatti with 16697 (10.7%) and Mundaragi with

16082(10.3%). Naragund has the lowest poultry population of 8115 (5.2%).

Taluka wise details are furnished at Table No.1.6. and Fig 1.6 and Fig 1.7

Table :1.6 Small animals in Gadag district In Numbers

Sl.

No. Taluk Poultry

Small Animals

Ducks Pigs Goats Sheep Total

1 Gadag 47545 13 2534 25167 49972 77686

2 Mundargi 16082 0 660 20361 59762 80783

3 Naragund 8115 0 528 8696 9997 19221

4 Ron 67640 0 1575 33151 73784 108510

5 Shirhatti 16697 178 1272 18978 65532 85960

Total 156079 191 6569 106353 259047 372160 Souorce: District at a glance

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Fig 1.7: Poultry in Gadag district


1.4 Agro-Ecology, Climate, Hydrology and Topography:

1.4.1 Agro-ecology

All five taluks of Gadag district are part of Northern Dry Zone of

Karnataka. The zone has characteristics such as low annual rainfall (631 mm),

medium to deep black soil (except large part of Gadag taluk) mean maximum

temperatures reaching 37-38 o C during summer and moderate 30-32 o C during

other months. Low temperatures can touch even 14-15 o C for brief period

during winter, otherwise winters are severe.

1.4.2 : Climate

The district represents typical dry land ecosystem, as all the taluks of

Gadag have average annual rainfall ranging from 546 to 701 mm in 38 to 47

rainy days. The north-east monsoon contributes nearly 44% and prevails from

October to early December. And about 56% precipitation takes place during

south –west monsoon period from June to September. The cropping season in

rainfed agriculture regions of the district is mainly restricted by number of

rainy days. As the rainfall is bimodal and peak rainfall is during July and

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August. Kharif season is predominant and rabi season is unsure as far as

cropping is concerned. The whole district represents uniform rainfall pattern.

The cropping in rabi season is always open to the risk of moisture deficits.

The maximum average normal temperatures range between 37.60 C to

38.50 C, Mundargi and Shirhatti taluk being hotter than other taluks. Similarly,

Minimum average normal temperatures range between 14.010C to 15.60 C,

Gadag and Ron being cooler than other parts of the district. However, peak

summer temperatures in Mundargi and Shirhatti taluks can go upto 400 C and

lowest temperatures during winter may go down to 110 C for short periods.

Table 1.7. Data on Weather of Gadag district

Sl.

No. Taluk

Rainfall Temperature Humidity (%)

No. of

rainy

days

Average

rainfall

(mm)

Min. 0C

Max. 0C

Min Max

1 Gadag 44 636.0 14.01 37.66 43.54 81.79

2 Mundaragi 38 546.0 15.59 38.53 50.35 78.04

3 Naragund 39 588.0 14.01 37.66 43.54 81.79

4 Ron 44 701.0 14.16 37.89 37.71 63.53

5 Shirhatti 47 685.2 15.59 38.53 50.35 78.04

Total/Mean 42.4 631.3 14.7 38.1 45.1 76.6

Source: KSNDMC

1.4.3 Hydrology

The district is underlain by hard rock formations like granites, gneisses,

and schists. These rocks have no primary porosity or permeability. Ground

water occurs under phreatic conditions in weathered zone of these formations.

At higher depths ground water occurs under confined to semi-confined

conditions in fractures and joints as well as formation contacts, its movement is

controlled by the interconnectivity and geometry of the structurally week zones

called lineaments. In the district the ground water is developed through

dugwells and dug cum bore wells up to 20 m depth.

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Pre-monsoon (May) depth of water level ranges from 4.22mbgl to

23.67mbgl. Patches of 2-5 mbgl water level category can be noticed in

Mundargi taluk and a small patch in Shirhatti taluk is recorded more than

20mbgl depth of water level. Parts of Gadag, Mundargi and Shirhatti taluks

show 5-10m range depth. A patch of Nargund taluk shows 5-10mbgl range

depth of water level. Major parts of the district is occupied by 10-20mbgl range.

During post monsoon (Nov) ground water levels ranges from minimum of

5.30mbgl at Chabbi station to maximum of 24.70m at Kotbal station, 2-5mbgl

depth to water level category is observed in parts of Mundargi and Shirhatti

taluks. 5-10mbgl water level category is observed in major parts in Shirhatti,

Gadag, Mundargi and Nargund taluks. 10- 20mbgl depth water level category is

observed in major part in Ron taluk and parts of Gadag, Mundargi, Shirhatti,

Nargund taluks.

1.4.4 : Topography:

The lands of the district can be broadly divided into three soil slope

classes i) level to nearly level lands (0-1% slope), ii) very gently sloping

lands (1-3% slope) and iii) gently sloping lands (3-8% slopes). Lands with very

gentle slope(Fig 1.8) are predominant (77.8%) and occur in all the taluks.

Lands that are gently sloping occur mainly in Shirhatti, Mundargi and Ron

taluks, were as level to nearly level lands in valleys are mainly found in

Nargund, Ron, Mundargi and Shirhatti taluks and in a small patch in Gadag

taluk. The lands of the district that are very gently sloping cover an area of

362045 ha (77.82 %) followed by gently sloping lands which are spread over an

area of 66371 ha (14.27 %) and level to nearly level lands in the valleys occur in

an area of 35964 ha ( 7.73 %).

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Fig. 1.8: Slope in Gadag district

1.5 :Soil Profile

The soils of Gadag district are mainly Vertisols, Inceptisols, Alfisols,

Entisols and Aridisols. Vertisols occur on an area of 214216 ( 46.39 %) mainly

distributed in Gadag, Ron and Naragund taluks. The soils of the order

Inceptisols are found on an area of 142645 ha (30.89 %) in Mundargi, Gadag,

Naragund and Shirhatti taluks (Table1.8 and Fig 1.9). Soils of the order Alfisols

covering an area of 58080 ha (12.58 %) are found in Ron, Gadag and

Mundargi taluks. Entisols are found on an area 43429 ha (9.40 %) mainly in

Ron, Shirhatti and Mundargi taluks, while Aridisols cover an area of 1730 ha

(0.37 %) and occur in Ron taluk.

Vertisols are deep to very deep, moderately well drained to well drained,

calcareous cracking clay, in valleys and gently sloping interfluves with slight to

moderate erosion and in patches severely eroded. Inceptisols are shallow to

moderately shallow to moderately deep and at places deep, well drained,

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gravelly clay to clay, occurring on gently sloping interfluves to rolling lands,

with moderate erosion. Alfisols are moderately deep to deep, well drained,

gravelly clay to clayey, on gently sloping to undulating interfluves, with low to

very low AWC, with slight to moderate erosion. Entisols are very shallow to

shallow and at places very deep, well drained, to somewhat excessively

drained, at places excessively drained, gravelly loam to loam, at places clayey

soils on rolling lands and ridges with very low AWC and with severe erosion

while Aridisols are Moderately deep, well drained, gravelly clay , on undulating

interfluves with moderate erosion and low AWC.

Table 1.8 : Soils of Gadag district

Sl.

No. Soil

Area

(Ha) % area Characteristics

1 Vertisols 214216 46.39 Deep to very deep, moderately well drained to well

drained, calcareous cracking clay, in valleys and

gently sloping interfluves with slight to moderate

erosion and in patches severe erosion

2 Inceptisols 142645 30.89 Shallow to moderately shallow to moderately deep

and at places deep, well drained, gravelly clay to clay.

Occurring on gently sloping interfluves to rolling

lands, with moderate erosion.

3 Alfisols 58080 12.58 Moderately deep to deep, well drained, gravelly clay

to clayey, on gently sloping to undulating interfluves,

with low to very low AWC, with slight to moderate

erosion.

4 Entisols 43429 9.40 very shallow to shallow and at places very deep, well

drained, to somewhat excessively drained, at places

excessively drained, gravelly loam to loam, at places

clayey soils on rolling lands and ridges with very

low AWC and with severe erosion

5 Aridisols 1730 0.37 Moderately deep, well drained, gravelly clay , on

undulating interfluves with moderate erosion and low

AWC.

Water bodies 865 0.19

Rockland 830 0.18

Total 461795 100

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Fig. 1.9: Soils of Gadag district

1.6 Soil Erosion

Soil erosion is a widespread threat to sustainable resource management.

Major causes of soil erosion include cultivation without proper soil and water

conservation measures, growing of crops not suitable for the situation,

denudation with no cover of vegetation, cultivation on moderate slopes,

degraded forests/pastures on steep slopes and poorly managed forest cover.

Appropriate soil conservation and land management techniques for the different

soil erosion classes were suggested. It is generally associated with agricultural

practices, leading to decline in soil fertility, bringing in a series of negative

environmental impacts and has become a threat to sustainable agricultural

production and water quality.

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Soil erosion is one form of soil degradation. Soil erosion is a natural

process of degradation on all lands. The agents of soil erosion are water and

wind, each contributing a significant amount of soil loss each year. Soil erosion

may be a slow process that continues relatively unnoticed, or it may occur at an

alarming rate causing serious loss of top soil. The loss of soil from farmland

may be reflected in reduced crop production potential, lower surface water

quality and damaged drainage networks.

The soils of Gadag district are classified mainly under no or slight

erosion, moderately eroded and severely eroded classes (Fig1.10). The soils of

the district are mainly moderate in erosion occurring over an area of 302682 ha

( 65.06 %) in Naragund, Ron, Gadag and Mundargi taluks and in small area in

Shirhatti taluk. The soils that are severe in erosion are on an area of 118663 ha

( 25.51 %) mainly occurring in Shirhatti, Mundargi, Gadag and in a small area

in Ron taluk, while, soils with no or slight erosion cover an area of 43035 ha

( 9.25 %) occur in Gadag, Mundargi and Shirhatti taluks. Surface runoff is high

in 90.67 % area of the district that is moderately eroded to severely eroded,

resulting in loss of water, soil fertility and top soil. Necessary water

conservation measures are needed to be taken up to conserve water and soil in

the district.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soil_degradation

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Fig. 1.10: Soil erosion in Gadag district

Land Capability classes:

The lands of the district are classified under the land capability classes II,

III, IV and VI. Lands over an area of 329582 ha (70.84 %) of the district are

moderately good cultivable lands (class III) with moderate limitations of erosion

and soil mainly occurring in Ron, Nargund, Gadag, and Mundargi taluks and in

a small area in Shirhatti. Fairly good lands (class IV) are mainly in Shirhatti,

Gadag, Mundargi and in a smaller area in Ron and Naragund taluks over an area

of 117075 ha (25.16 %) with limitation of erosion and soil. Land that are well

suited for grazing and forestry (class VI) with limitations of erosion are found in

an area of 16594 ha (3.57 %) in Mundargi, Gadag and small area in Ron and

Naragund taluks. While good cultivable lands (class II) are in an area of 1129

ha (0.24 %) with limitation of soil found in Shirhatti taluk (Fig 1.11)

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Fig.1.11: Land capability classes in Gadag district

Land Irrigability classes:

The Land Irrigability classes in Gadag district are mainly Class 2, 3, 4

and 6. Lands that have severe limitations for sustained use under irrigation

(class 3) cover an area of 384753 ha (82.70 %) occurring mainly in Naragund,

Ron, Gadag, Mundargi and in a smaller area in Shirhatti taluks. Lands that are

marginal for sustained use under irrigation with limitations of soil (class 4)

occur in an area of 36309 ha (7.80 %) in Shirhatti, Mundargi and minor areas of

Gadag and Ron taluks. Lands that have moderate limitations for sustained

under irrigation with limitations of soil are in an area of 26723 ha (5.74 %)

occurring mainly in Gadag, Mundargi and Shirhatti taluks. (Fig 1.12)

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Fig 1.12: Land irrigability classes in Gadag district

Soil fertility status in Gadag district

The overall pH and EC in the district is normal, while organic carbon

status in most part of district is below 0.5%.But, the most part of district is

deficient in phosphorus (<5ppm) and major part of the district is sufficient in

potassium (>50 ppm). Other nutrients like available sulphur ( >10ppm),

available zinc (> 0.75 ppm) are in deficient status and available boron

(>0.58ppm) is in sufficient status in the entire district.

However, organic carbon status of some areas in northern part of Gadag

and western/ north eastern part of mundargi taluks is lesser than 0.5%

(Fig 1.13). Similarly, large part of Gadag taluk has sufficient available

potassium (> 50 ppm). Similarly, majority of Gadag, , Ron and Naragund taluks

have soils deficient in available sulphur ( <10 ppm). Large area in all taluks

of Gadag district have soil deficient in available zinc ( <0.75 ppm). Major

part of Gadag district have soil sufficient in available boron (>0.58 ppm)

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except in some north eastern part of Ron and south-eastern part of Mundargi is

deficient in available boron ( <0.58 ppm).

Fig. 1.13. Soil fertility maps of Gadag district

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1.7 : Land Use pattern:

Out of the total geographical area of 465715 ha in the district, 377535

ha is the net sown area (81.1%) and the forest area accounts for 32614 ha

(7.0%). Area sown more than once is 160711 ha and the cropping intensity

works out to142.

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Geographical area is highest in Ron taluk 129091 (27.7%), followed by

Gadag 109751 ha (23.6%), Shirhatti 94913 ha (20.4%) and Mundaragi taluk

88398 (19.0%). Lowest geographical area is in Naragund 43562 (9.4%).

Gross cropped area is highest in Ron taluk 168485 (31.3%), followed by

Gadag 125224 (23.3%), Shirhatti 111003 (20.6%) andMundaragi 83685

(15.5%). Lowest gross cropped area is in Naragund taluk 49549 (9.2%). Net

sown area is highest in Ron taluk-119388 ha (31.6%), followed by Gadag -

101281ha (26.8%), Shirhatti 71838(19.0%) and Mundaragi 51823 (13.7%). Net

cultivated area is lowest in Naragund-33205 ha (8.8%), Whereas, area under

forest is highest in Mundaragi taluk with 17646 ha (54.1%), followed by

Shirhatti with 12943 ha (39.60%). In other taluks, area under forest is

negligible.

Out of net cultivated area of 377535 lakh ha, nearly 160711 ha area

is cropped twice in year bringing the total cultivated area up to 538246 ha

with a district cropping intensity of 142 %. Mundaragi has highest cropping

intensity of 161 % with 31862 ha under double cropping. Gadag has least

cropping intensity of 124 %. Taluk wise details are furnished in Table 1.9 and

Fig 1.14.

Table 1.9: Taluk wise Land Use pattern in Gadag district.

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1 Gadag 109751 125524 101281 24243 124 1749 4589 2132

2 Mundaragi 88398 83685 51823 31862 161 17646 15658 3271

3 Naragund 43562 49549 33205 16344 149 0 8927 1430

4 Ron 129091 168485 119388 49097 141 276 6673 2754

5 Shirhatti 94913 111003 71838 39165 155 12943 6388 3744

Total 465715 538246 377535 160711 142 32614 42235 13331

Source: District at a glance

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CHAPTER II

DISTRICT WATER PROFILE

2.1. Area Wise, Crop Wise irrigation status:

Taluk wise, season wise, category wise irrigated and rainfed area details

in Gadag district is furnished at Appendix 2.1. Totally, agricultural crops are

cultivated in an area of 481058 ha. Under irrigated condition, agricultural

crops are cultivated in an area of 146361 ha (30.4 %) and under rainfed

condition in an area of 334697 ha (69.6 %). During kharif season, agricultural

crops are sown in an area of 205958 ha (42.8%), comprising 76450 ha (37.1 %)

under Irrigated and 129508 ha (62.9 %) under rainfed conditions. During rabi

season, field crops are cultivated in an area of 258700 (53.8%), comprising

53511 ha (20.7 %) under irrigated and 205189 ha (79.3%) under rainfed

conditions. During summer season, field crops are cultivated under irrigated

condition on an area of 16400 ha (%).

Horticultural crops are cultivated in an area of 57388 ha comprising

42354ha (73.8 %) under irrigated and 15034 ha (26.2 %) under rainfed

condition.

Mulberry is cultivated in a small area of about 250 ha in the district.

2.2. Production and productivity of major crops:

Season wise, crop wise production and productivity of various crops are

furnished at Appendix 2.2.As per the final estimates for 2014-15, total Cereal

production is 234608 tonnes, Pulses 66133 tonnes and Oilseeds 57231 tonnes.

Regarding commercial crops, Cotton production is 263872 tonnes, Sugarcane

197191 tonnes and Tobacco 4 tonnes. Cereals (3393 Kg/ha) and Oilseeds (1075

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Kg/ha) have recorded highest productivity during Summer season and pulses

(636 Kg/ha) during rabi season.

Average productivity of important crops in the district is as follows:

Cereals: Rice-2936 Kg/ha, Maize-2656 Kg/ha, Wheat-1135Kg/ha,

Pulses: Field bean-909 Kg/ha,Bengalgram-671 Kg/ha, Redgram-496 Kg/ha

Oilseeds: Groundnut-837 Kg/ha and Sunflower 732Kg/ha.

Commercial crops: Cotton 450 Kg/h and Sugarcane 111 Tons/ha.

2.3. Irrigation based classification:

The district is a part of Krishna basin, divided in to two sub basins

namely Malaprabha , and Tungabhadra. These have an area of 2768 km2 and

1889.2 km2 respectively. A tributary of Malaprabha river, Bennehalla flowing

parallel to the main river joins Malaprabha river in Ron taluk which is located

in north eastern part of the district.

The net irrigated area of the district is 160143 ha and the gross irrigated

area is188965 ha. Partially irrigated area mainly through wells and tube wells

accounts for 25560 ha.

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CHAPTER III

WATER AVAILABILITY

3.1. Status of Water availability:

Gadag district was a part of erstwhile Dharwad district dominated

by dry eco-system with scanty water resources. It comprises 5 taluks

belonging agro-ecological zone No. 3 with uniform climatic characters. The

average rainfall of the district varies from 546 mm in Mundargi taluk to 701

mm in Ron taluk. The number of rainy days in the district varies from 38 to

47 days. The rainfall varies drastically across the year with consistent

droughts prolonging through 3 to 4 years.

The general situation of water availability in Gadag district is

dominated by the limited rainfall and variations in the rainfall have caused

the failures of agriculture frequently. The district is dependent on the tube

wells and canals for the purpose of irrigation. The canal irrigated area is

presently available on 59111 has spread to Naragund and Ron taluks by

Malaprabha reservoir. Mundargi, Shirhatti and Gadag taluks are expected

to be irrigated in next few years by ongoing lift irrigation programmes

from Tungabhadra river. Totally, the district is expected to have 1.25 lakh

ha. canal irrigated areas, after the completion of ongoing projects, out of

the total irrigated area of 1.6 lakh ha in the district (Table3.3).

The main source of irrigation for Gadag district is from

Malaprabha Reservoir supplying water to Naragund and Ron taluks

(0.18245 BCM), Lift Irrigation Scheme of Singatalur to Mundargi taluk

(0.044515 BCM- irrigating 8903 ha) and Itagi Sasalwad Lift Irrigation

Project to Shirhatti taluk (0.009915 BCM – irrigating 1983 ha) as well as

micro irrigation from Mundaragi and Gadag branch canal.The district

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has as many as 30 tanks with an irrigable area of 260 ha, although their

combined storage capacity is 0.0000582 BCM. The total water available

through surface water in Gadag district for irrigation purpose at present is

0.23688 BCM (Table 3.1).

Table 3.1. Status of Water availability from various sources

Sl. No

Source Total, BCM

Surface Irrigation

i Canal (Major & Medium Irrigation)

Malaprabha Right Bank Canal, Nargund (35,872 ha)

0.17936

Malaprabha Right Bank Canal, Ron (618 ha)

0.00309

Total water 0.18245

ii Minor Irrigation tanks (very negligible amount) --

iii Lift Irrigation / Diversion

a. Singatalur Lift irrigation (Mundargi taluk - 8903 ha)

0.044515

b. Itagi Sasalwad Lift Irrigation Project – (Shirhatti taluk -

1983 ha) 0.009915

Total – lift irrigation 0.054430

iv Various Water Bodies including Rain Water Harvesting -

v Treated Effluent Received from STP -

vi Untreated Effluent -

vii Perennial Sources of water -

Total surface water 0.23688

## - Surface water from canals (major and medium)- Malaprabha Right Bank Canal

(Naragund Branch, Dn. No.-1 and Ron Branch, Dn. No. -5);lift irrigation (Singtalur and Itagi

– irrigating Mundargi area); No water/very little water is available from minor irrigation

tanks and water bodies from anecut, barrage.

Source: Superintending Engineer, KNNL Tungabhadra Project Circle, Munirabad; and

District at a glance, Gadag 2014-15; CWC & CGWB, District Irrigation and Agriculture

Office Records.

3.2 Status of Ground water availability:

As per the ground water estimation studies, the whole of Ron taluk, 85% of

Nargund taluk and 71 % of area of Gadag taluk are over exploited, as

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indicated in Table 3.2. The safe area for ground water exploration is limited in

all the taluks except Shirhatti taluk to extent of 15 to 27 %, thereby, restricting

the success of bore wells in future. In Shirhatti taluk, the entire area is safe for

further ground water exploration (Table 3.2, Fig. 3.1). The water quality

deterioration in many parts of the district can be attributed partly to the

natural means of decomposing of host rock/aquifer by prevailing weather

condition over the year or indiscriminate dumping of wastes on the land and

usage of chemical fertilizers in the agricultural land by human activities also

leads to groundwater deterioration.

Table 3.2 Status of ground water in Gadag district

Taluk

Status of ground water exploitation-

taluk wise

(% area in each taluk)

Status of ground water

draft, recharge

(BCM)

Safe Semi

critical Critical

Over

exploit-ed

Annual Net

draft

Irrigation

draft

Gadag 18 11 -- 71 0.05710 0.04615

Mundargi 27 73 -- -- 0.04848 0.03936

Nargund 15 -- -- 85 0.01474 0.01524

Ron -- -- -- 100 0.06128 0.07203

Shirhatti 100 -- -- -- 0.04754 0.02688 (Adapted from CGWB Brochure - Gadag District-2013) * Calculated considering the natural recharge from all sources ** Calculated after considering other sector’s needs.

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Fig. 3.1:Status of groundwater utilization

Source:CGWB report on Gadag district

3.3. Status of Command area:

In Gadag district, Nargund and Ron taluks are irrigated by Malaprabha

Right Bank Canal. Totally an area of 59,111 ha is irrigated through MRB

canal, comprising 30,409. ha in Nargund taluk and 28,702.41 ha in Ron taluk.

Under Singatalur lift irrigation Scheme, Mundargi is expected to receive

irrigation on an area of 5097.75 ha and Itagi Sasalwada lift irrigation scheme is

expected to provide irrigation to 1983 ha in Shirhatti taluk. Gadag and

Mundargi taluks are expected to be irrigated by micro irrigation from

Thungabhadra River, respectively to the tune of 27,055 ha and 32,344 ha. The

net percentage of area irrigated through canal may reach 71.63 % of the total

irrigated area (Table 3.3). The availability of canal water from Lift Irrigation

Schemes and Reservoirs is essentially restricted to single season taken up as a

measure of drought mitigation.

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3.3. STATUS OF COMMAND AREA (existing) Area in Ha

Sl.

No

Name of the

Command Area

Command Area

Total

developed

area

Total

un-

develope

d area

Total Area Developed

Area

Un-

developed

Area

1

Malaprabha Right

Bank Canal and

KRBC

Nargund 30409.04 30409.04 30409.04

Ron 28702.41 25156.01 25156.01

2

Singatalur Lift

Irrigation Scheme -

Mundargi

5097.75 5097.75 - 5097.75 -

3 Itagi Sasalwada

L:ift - Shirhatti

1916.73 1916.73 - 1916.73 -

4

Minor Irrigation:

1. Left Bank Main

Canal (micro

irrigation)- Gadag

2, Mundargi Branch

Canal (micro

irrigation) -

Mundargi

27055

32344

27055

32344

27055

32344

Total 125524.93 121978.53 121978.53

Source:JDA, Gadag

3.4. Existing type of irrigation:

The total net irrigated in the district is to the tune of 160143 ha. This is

mainly distributed in Ron taluk (44,081 ha), Nargund taluk (35,138 ha), Gadag

taluk (29648ha), Mundargi taluk (29,293 ha)and Shirhatti (21,983 ha). Canal

irrigated area is in Naragund taluk (30,409 ha), Ron (28702 ha). and Gadag

taluk (27,055 ha). The major tube well irrigated area is in the taluks of

Shirhatti (17,285 ha), Mundargi (16,444 ha), Ron (12,595 ha), Gadag (2411 ha),

and Nargund (1184 ha) (Table 3.4). Though there are 30tanks and 3772 Open

wells, only 260 ha and 349 ha, respectively are irrigated from these two sources.

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3.4. Status of Existing type of irrigation (Net area irrigated).

Area in hectares

Sl.

No Taluk Canal Tanks

Open

wells

Tube

wells

Lift

irrigation Others Total

1 Gadag 27055 0 0 2411 0 182 29648

2 Mundargi 0 191 43 16444 5098 7517 29293

3 Nargund 30409 0 0 1184 0 3545 35138

4 Ron 28702 69 0 12595 0 2715 44081

5 Shirhatti 10 0 306 17285 1917 2465 21983

Total 86176 260 349 49919 7015 16424 160143

Source: District at a glance

3.5 Water available from various sources:

Water is available from underground water (as per Central Underground

Board Booklet, 2013) and canals (major and medium) and lift irrigation

schemes. Total water available for the district from underground tube wells is

0.22914 BCM and these wells are safe in Shirhatti taluk only. In taluks of Ron,

Naragund and Gadag, most of the area is over exploited. There is less scope for

further improvement unless proper recharge structures are created. Water from

irrigation tanks (maintained by Zilla Panchayats and Minor Irrigation

Departments) and other water bodies is not available. Here also, efforts are to be

made to recharge these tanks for utilization – mostly for drinking, industrial or

other purposes (Table 3.4). Further, water from canals is providing drinking

water facility to some of the taluks. Water available through canals (major and

medium) and lift irrigation schemes is 0.23688 BCM and this water is used for

irrigation, drinking and other purposes in taluks of Mundargi, Naragund and

Ron.

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The total water available from these two sources for Gadag district is

0.46602 BCM (Table 3.5, Fig. 3.2).

Table 3.5. Rainwater and other water available from other sources in

Gadag district

Taluks Under ground

water, BCM #

Surface water

from canals &

other sources##

Total

Gadag 0.05710 0 0.05710

Mundargi 0.04848 0.05443 0.10291

Naragund 0.01474 0.17936 0.19410

Ron 0.06128 0.00309 0.06437

Shirhatti 0.04754 0 0.04754

Total 0.22914 0.23688 0.46602

# - Central Underground Water Board Booklet, Gadag district- 2013; ## - Surface water from

canals (major and medium)- Malaprabha Right Bank Canal (Naragund Branch, Dn. No.-1

and Ron Branch, Dn. No. -5); lift irrigation (Singtalur and Itagi – irrigating Mundargi area);

No water/very little water is available from minor irrigation tanks and water bodies from

anecut, barrage (details in Table 3.1)

Ground water Canal water Total water

Water, BCM 0.22914 0.23688 0.46602

Wat

er

avai

lab

le,

BC

MFig. 3.2. Water available from various sources in Gadag

district

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CHAPTER IV.

WATER REQUIREMENT/ DEMAND - GADAG DISTRICT

Gadag district has a total geographical area of 465715 ha receiving an

annual precipitation of 63.1 cm. Shirhatti, Ron and Gadag taluks receive

relatively higher rainfall of 71.0 to 63.6 cm, while, the rainfall is relatively

lower in Naragund and Mundargi taluks (54.6 cm to 58.8 cm). Most of rain

(58.9%) is received during south west monsoon (June to September), followed

by rains during October to December (north-east rains). The south west

monsoon sustains agricultural activity in most parts of the state, as large

proportion of agriculture is rainfed farming. Taking geographical area and

rainfall into consideration, available water due to precipitation is 3.044533BCM

in Gadag district.

4.1. Water Demand for domestic need:

A number of factors like climate, culture, food habits, work and working

conditions, level and type of development, and physiology determine the

requirement of water. The per capita water requirement in urban areas is more

than that in the rural areas. As per the Bureau of Indian Standards, IS:1172-

1993, a minimum water supply of 200 liters per capita per day (lpcd) should be

provided for domestic consumption in cities with full flushing systems.

IS:1172-1993 also mentions that the amount of water supply may be reduced to

135 lpcd for the LIG and the economically weaker sections (EWS) of the

society and in small towns [Modi, 1998].

For district as whole, water demand is 0.054407089BCM in 2015 (Table

4.1). During 2015, water requirements for domestic use in Gadag, Ron and

Shirhatti taluks were relatively higher (0.0187926 to 0.010249 BCM), while it

was lower in taluks of Mundargi and Naragund (0.006732 to 0.005143 BCM).

The water requirements in these taluks corresponded to the prevalent

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population. With projected growth of population of 9% during 2011 to 2020, the

domestic water requirements in different taluks of Gadag district followed the

same trend (Table 4.1, Fig. 4.1).

Thus, domestic water requirement is projected at 0.0569501 BCM in

2020 from the present consumption level of 0.0544071 BCM during 2015

(Table 4.1, Fig. 4.1).

Table 4.1. Domestic water demand (BCM) of Gadag district - 2015 and

projected 2020

Blocks/

Taluks

Population

in 2011

Water

demand,

BCM

Population

in 2015

Water

demand in

2015, BCM

Projected

population,

2020

Projected

water demand

by 2020,

BCM

Gadag 367,258 0.0180966 381,383 0.0187927 399,826 0.0197014

Mundaragi 131,897 0.0064992 136,630 0.0067324 142,789 0.0070359

Naragund 100,623 0.0049582 104,364 0.0051425 109,242 0.005380

Ron 264,123 0.0130147 273,778 0.0134904 286,353 0.014110

Shirhatti 200,669 0.0098880 207,997 0.0102491 217,542 0.0107194

Total 1,064,570 0.0524567 1,104,152 0.0544071 1,155,752 0.0569501


WD, BCM-2015 0.01879 0.00673 0.00514 0.01349 0.01025

WD, BCM-2020 0.01970 0.00704 0.00538 0.01411 0.01072

Wat

er

de

man

d, B

CM

Fig. 4.1. Domestic water demand of Gadag district - 2015 and projected for 2020

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Water requirement for human being - 135 liters/head/day, lphd;

Domestic Water requirement/Demand in Billion cubic meter, BCM

= (Population X Water requirement, 135 lphd X 365 days)/ (1000 liters X 1,000,000,000)

Assumption: Increase in population during 2011 - 2021 is 13.7% similar to as that of decadal growth

rate of population of 15.3% observed between 2001-2011 and 16.8% between 1991 to 2001.

{Source: Gadag district at a glance 2013-14, Zilla Panchayat, Gadag}

http://www.censusindia.gov.in/2011census/dchb/2907_PART_B_DCHB_GADAG.pdf

4.2. Water requirement for crops: Field/horticultural/plantation crops grown

in Gadag district are cotton, maize, groundnut, (both in Kharif & rabi), jowar,

bajra, chillies, black gram, green gram, cowpea, avare, horse gram, sesamum

(in Kharif only), Jowar and Bengal gram (rabi only) under agriculture as well

as different fruit crops, and vegetable crops. For calculation of water

requirement of irrigated crops, following methodology is adopted based on

certain assumptions according to the recommendations of the NCA, 1976 and

methodology suggested by Bhaskar et al. (2016).

is

Irrigation water requirement considered for calculation purpose for

various crops are paddy (150 cm in rabi/summer, 100 cm in Kharif), maize - 60

cm, bajra/jowar - 45 cm, red gram - 70 cm, groundnut - 45 cm, other oilseeds -

40 cm, cowpea/green gram/other pulses - 40 cm, vegetable crops - 50 cm, and

fruit crops - 60 cm. From this, the water requirement of various crops and the

area of the crops grown under irrigation, irrigation water requirement for crops

has been worked out.

Total water requirement of crops is relatively higher in Ron (0.905452

BCM), followed by Shirhatti (0.514945 BCM), Gadag (0.454936 BCM) and

Mundargi (0.454419 BCM) .The crop water requirement is directly

proportional to the cropped area in different districts as well as natural

crops. Total water requirement of irrigated crops of the entire district is 1.93649

BCM, whereas, total water requirement of rainfed crops is 0.565899 BCM in

view of large area under crops (jowar, maize, pulses - green gram, bengal gram,

cotton, oilseeds - groundnut, sunflower) in taluks of Ron, Gadag, Mundargi and

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Shirhatti. Water demand for total horticultural crops is 0.083076BCM for

Gadag district, of which major share goes to fruits (0.080819 BCM). Further,

water demand of total horticulture crops is more in Gadag, Ron and Shirhatti

taluks as compared to other taluks. The projected water demand for total crops

is also worked out for 2020, keeping 10% increase in irrigated area due to

efficient rain water use, more under area and other means. For Gadag district,

the projected total water demand for crops is 2.844008 BCM by 2020 as

compared to the present demand of 2.58546 BCM), which amounts to 10%

increase (Table 4.2, Fig. 4.2, 4.2a).

Table 4.2. Water requirement of horticulture and agricultural crops

(BCM) in Gadag district - 2014-15

Taluks

Vegetables Fruits

Total -

Horticultur

e crops

Rainfed

field crops

Irrigated

field crops

Agriculture

crops

(Irrigated +

Rainfed)

Total crops

Net Water requirement, BCM

Gadag 0.000151 0.031595 0.031746 0.050271 0.37292 0.42319 0.454936

Mundaragi 0.000262 0.004566 0.004827 0.056792 0.3928 0.449592 0.454419

Naragund 0.000336 0.003788 0.004124 0.033066 0.21852 0.251587 0.255710

Ron 0.000678 0.034532 0.035210 0.343654 0.52659 0.870242 0.905452

Shirhatti 0.000830 0.006338 0.007168 0.082115 0.42566 0.507777 0.514945

Total 0.00226 0.080819 0.083076 0.565899 1.93649 2.502387 2.58546

Projected for

2020 - 10%

increase

0.002482 0.088901 0.091383 0.622489 2.130139 2.752625 2.844008

Water requirement for crops: Fruit crops - 60 cm, Vegetable crops - 50 cm, Maize - 60 cm, Pulses - 40

cm, Oilseeds - 40 cm, Groundnut - 45 cm, Tur - 70 cm, Jowar - 55 cm, Ragi - 45 cm; Rice - 150 cm during

rabi/summer, 100 cm in Kharif, Sugarcane - 200 cm, Banana - 120 cm, Flowers - 40 cm, Tomato/Onion - 60 cm

Rainfall, mm - 35% goes as runoff; 40% is used by crops in clayey soils; 30% is used by loamy soils; 25% is used by

sandy soils; Here 50% of rainfall is accounted as water available for crop use on cultivable land, considering the

intensity of rain and soil type- sandy loam, sandy and sandy clay loam soils. This amount of rain water has been

deduced from Irrigation requirement to calculate net water requirement for crops; Net water requirement, cm =

Irrigation water requirement, cm - Rainfall water available for crop use (30% of rainfall during

Kharif/Rabi/Summer season for seasonal crops or 30% of rainfall during the year for perennial

crops/plantation/fruit crops, cm); Irrigation water requirement, ha - cm = Area of the crop, ha X Water

requirement of the crop, cm; One ha-cm = 1,00,000 liters or 100 cubic meters; Irrigation water requirement in

BCM = {(Irrigation water requirement, ha-cm X 100)/100,000}

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Source: Gadag district at a glance 2014-15;

4.3. Water requirement of Livestock:

Water requirement for livestock and other animals namely - indigenous

cattle, cross bred cattle, draft animals/bulls/others, sheep, goats, pigs, duck, and

poultry, have been calculated separately with the corresponding population for

2012. The projected water requirement for livestock population at 2020 has also

been calculated separately for all live stocks. The total water requirement for

live stocks for 2012 and projected for 2020 is provided taluk wise in Table 4.3.

Total population of livestock and other animals in Gadag district is

749,246 during 2012 and their water requirement is 0.003777825BCM.

Considering the increase in the population of livestock at 5% from 2012 to

2020, their water demand would be 0.004344499BCM with corresponding

population of 861,633 (Table 4.3, Fig. 4.3). Water demand of livestock is more

in Ron, followed by Gadag, Shirhatti and Mundargi taluks, as reflection of

corresponding livestock population in these taluks.

Gadag Mundargi Naragund Ron Shirahatti Total

WD-2015 0.4549 0.4544 0.2557 0.9055 0.5149 2.5855

WD-2020 0.5004 0.4999 0.2813 0.9960 0.5664 2.8440

Wat

er

de

man

d, B

CM

Fig. 4.2. Total water demand of various crops taluk wise

in Gadag district - 2015 and 2020

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Table 4.3. Water requirement of livestock and other animals in Gadag

district in 2012 and projected for 2020

Taluks

Water requirement of livestock, Billion cubic meters (BCM)

Population,

2012

Present Water

requirement for

2012, BCM

Projected

Population,

2020

Water

requirement

for 2020,

BCM

Gadag 171,236 0.00079222 196921 0.00091106

Mundaragi 135,150 0.00066051 155,423 0.00075959

Naragund 56,697 0.00048810 65,202 0.0005613

Ron 240,813 0.00111176 276,935 0.00127853

Shirhatti 145,350 0.0007252 167,153 0.00083400

Total 749,246 0.00377783 861,633 0.00434450

Water requirement for various livestock: liters/head/day, lphd: Indigenous cattle - 36 lit;

Cross bred cattle/Buffalo - 55 lit; Sheep/Goat - 3.5 lit; Pigs - 6.3 lit; Poultry - 0.3 lit; Dog -

1.8 lit; Duck - 1.0 lit; Others (Bull/He Buffalo/Others) - 55 lit

Water requirement is calculated based on water requirement for various livestock(s), BCM =

{(Population of livestock * Water requirement for various livestock, lphd X 365

days)/1000*1000,000,000)}

Livestock population is projected to be increased by 5% between 2012 to 2020 census, due to

encouragement in the government policies and more support for integrated farming systems.

Though cattle population has decreased particularly in favour of indigenous cattle, this

reduction is compensated with increase in the density of cross bred animals and other animals

due to economic considerations.

(Anjani Kumar and Singh, D.K. 2008. Livestock production systems in India: An appraisal

across agro-ecological regions. Indian Journal of Agricultural Economics, 63(4): 577-597)

Source: Deputy Director, Department of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Services, Gadag,

Gadag District at a glance - 2014-15

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4.4. Water demand for Industry

In Gadag district, total industrial water demand is put at 0.01234715

BCM at present (2015), whereas the projected water demand for 2020 is

0.012567975 BCM (Table 4.4).

It is necessary to augment the requirement of fresh water by undertaking

wastewater treatment and using it for horticulture, gardening, ash handling,

washing of ore, flushing toilets, cleaning, fire-fighting and dust suppression

activities. The industries must see a merit and an economical value in reusing

wastewater for purposes where water quality is not an important criterion.

There is need to take up water auditing to understand the complete water use

pattern in their operations and look for water saving measures.

Gadag Mundaragi

Naragund Ron Shirahatti

WD, BCM-2012 0.00079 0.00066 0.00049 0.00111 0.00073

WD, BCM-2020 0.00091 0.00076 0.00056 0.00128 0.00083

Wat

er

de

man

d, B

CM

Fig. 4.3. Water demand of livestock and other animals of Gadag district, present and dmand for 2020

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Table 4.4 Water demand of Industries (category wise) in Gadag district -

Present and future demand by 2020

Sl.

No.

Taluk

Water demand, BCM

2015 2020

1 Gadag 0.000657 0.00073

2 Mundargi 0.011431 0.011431 3 Naragund 0.000073 0.0001095 4 Ron 0.0001825 0.000292 5 Shirhatti 0.00000365 0.000005475 Total 0.01234715 0.012567975

Here rain water harvesting measures are to be created in the premises of the industries to

augment the water demand and also to recharge the bore well.

4.5. Water demand for power generation: No facility for power generation is

available in the district. There is no new proposal for power generation (Table

4.5).

Table 4.5 Water demand for power generation in Gadag district

Block

Name of the

power generating

unit/ Power

requirement

Present Water

demand,

BCM

Proposed for

new power

generating

unit

Water

demand at

2020, BCM

None No new

proposal

4.6. Water demand for other public purposes:

Water is also required to be provided in public places like schools,

colleges, offices, public toilets, bus station, railway stations, theaters, hostels,

hotels, restaurants, hospitals, nurses’ homes and medical quarters, community

hall and all other public places. Here, it is very difficult to work out the water

demand for all these places, which require many parameters - number of person

involved in each activity, type facility available etc., It is assumed that 10% of

domestic requirement is considered as water demand for these public places.

The water demand for these public places amounted to 0.005440709 BCM in

2015, where as the water demand would be 0.005695008 BCM by 2020 (Table

4.6, Fig. 4.5).

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4.7. Total water demand of the district for various sectors:

At present, water demand for all purposes in Gadag district is 2.661433 BCM,

of which major share goes to crops' demand of 2.58546 BCM (97.1%). The next

share of water demand is for domestic purposes amounting to 0.0544071 BCM

(2.0%). The water demand of livestock, industries and other purposes is around

0.9% of the total (Table 4.6, Fig. 4.4, 4.5).

Water demand for various sectors put together for 2015 is more in Ron

taluk, followed by Shirhatti, Gadag and Mundargi, while it is lower in

Narangund taluk. The projected water demand of various sectors for 2020

followed the same trend of 2015 and would be to the tune of 2.923566 BCM.

Gadag Mundara

gi

Naragun

d

Ron Shirahatt

i

Total

TWD-2015 0.4771 0.4739 0.2619 0.9216 0.5269 2.6614

TWD-2020 0.5237 0.5198 0.2879 1.0131 0.5791 2.9236

Tota

l wat

er

de

man

d, B

CM

Fig. 4.4. Total water demand of various sectors in Gadag

district - 2015 and 2020

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Table 4.6. Total water demand for various sectors in Gadag district -

present and projected demand for 2020

Taluks

Water demand at present (2015), BCM

Domestic

Crops

(Irrigated +

Rainfed)

Livestock Industries Power

generation

Other

public

places

Total water

demand,

BCM

Gadag 0.0187927 0.454936 0.0007922 0.000657 0 0.0018793 0.477057

Mundaragi 0.0067324 0.454419 0.0006605 0.011431 0 0.0006732 0.473916

Naragund 0.0051425 0.255710 0.0004881 0.000073 0 0.0005143 0.261928

Ron 0.0134904 0.905452 0.0011118 0.000183 0 0.0013490 0.921586

Shirhatti 0.0102491 0.514945 0.0007252 0.0000037 0 0.0010249 0.526948

Total 0.0544071 2.585460 0.0037778 0.012347 0 0.0054407 2.661433

Taluks Water demand for 2020, BCM

Gadag 0.0197014 0.500430 0.0009111 0.00073 0 0.0019701 0.523743

Mundaragi 0.0070359 0.499861 0.0007596 0.011431 0 0.0007036 0.519791

Naragund 0.0053829 0.281281 0.000561 0.000110 0 0.0005383 0.287873

Ron 0.0141104 0.995997 0.0012785 0.000292 0 0.0014110 1.013089

Shirhatti 0.0107194 0.566439 0.0008340 0.000006 0 0.0010719 0.579070

Total 0.0569501 2.844008 0.0043445 0.012568 0 0.0056950 2.923566

Assumption - Increase in population is 9%, crops by 10% between 2011 to 2020, livestock by 5%

between 2012 to 2020, Industrial use - same demand between 2015 to 2020, Power generation - Not

proposed;

Domestic Crops Livestock Industries Others Total

TWD-2015 0.0544 2.5855 0.0038 0.0123 0.0054 2.6614

TWD-2020 0.0570 2.8440 0.0043 0.0126 0.0057 2.9236

Axi

s Ti

tle

Fig. 4.5. Total water demand sector wise in Gadag

district - 2015 and 2020

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4.8. Water budgeting: Total water available from various sources of Gadag

district is 0.4660 BCM, of which, water accounted for surface water is 50.8%

(0.2369 BCM) and available underground water is 49.2% (0.22914 BCM).

Thus, total water availability for the district from all sources at present is

0.4660 BCM, which is less than the present requirement (2015) of 2.6614 BCM

(Table 4.7, Fig. 4.6, 4.7). There is negative balance of water, amounting to -

2.1954 BCM. This negative balance has been observed in all taluks. Similarly,

the water demand for 2020 is 2.9236 BCM, which is more than the water

available at present from all sources, i.e., 0.4660 BCM. There is negative

balance of water available amounting to -2.4576 BCM by 2020.

Thus, all efforts should be made to encourage water conservation

structures to enhance the underground recharge and rejuvenating tanks/lakes by

desilting and other means to hold more in tanks/lakes, etc, apart from exploring

the ways and means of getting surface stored water through lift irrigation

programmes.

Ground water Canal water Total water TWD- 2015 Balance- 2015

Water, BCM 0.2291 0.2369 0.4660 2.6614 -2.1954

Wat

er,

BC

M

Fig. 4.6. Water budgeting in Gadag district along with

demand and balance - 2015

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Table 4.7. Water budgeting for Gadag district - available, demand and

water balance – 2015 and 2020

#CGWB - Central Underground Water Board, 2013 for Gadag district - Net underground water

available; ## - Surface water from canals (major and medium)- Malaprabha Right Bank Canal

(Naragund Branch, Dn. No.-1 and Ron Branch, Dn. No. -5); Lift irrigation (Singtalur and Itagi –

irrigating Mundargi area); No water/very little water is available from minor irrigation tanks and

water bodies from anecut, barrage (details in Table 3.1)

Taluks

Net underground

water available,

BCM (CGWB)#

Surface water from

canals and other

sources##

Total water

available, BCM

(Col. 1+2)

Total water

demand for

various sectors,

BCM - 2015

1 2 3 4

Gadag 0.0571 -- 0.0571 0.477057 Mundargi 0.04848 0.05443 0.10291 0.473916 Naragund 0.01474 0.17936 0.19410 0.261928 Ron 0.06128 0.00309 0.06437 0.921586 Shirhatti 0.04754 -- 0.04754 0.526948

Total 0.22914 0.23688 0.46602 2.66143

Taluks

Water balance

available after meeting

all demands,

BCM- 2015

Projected demand, BCM -

020

Water balance available

after meeting all demands,

BCM- 2020

5 (Col. 4-5) 6 7 (Col. 4-6)

Gadag -0.41996 0.523743 -0.46664 Mundargi -0.37101 0.519791 -0.41688 Naragund -0.06783 0.287873 -0.09377 Ron -0.85722 1.013089 -0.94872 Shirhatti -0.47941 0.579070 -0.53153 Total -2.19541 2.923566 -2.45755

Groundwater

Canalwater

Totalwater

TWD-2020 Balance-2020

Water, BCM 0.2291 0.2369 0.4660 2.9236 -2.4576

Wat

er,

BC

M

Fig. 4.7. Water budgeting in Gadag district along with

demand and balance - 2020

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CHAPTER V

STRATEGIC ACTION PLAN FOR IRRIGATION

Gadag district lies in the central part of Northern Karnataka, at 150 15’

and 150 45’ North latitude and 75020’ and 75047’ East longitudes. Gadag

district consist of five taluks namely, Ron, Shirhatti, Mundargi and Gadag. The

district covers a total geographical area of 4657 Sq. Kms or 465715 ha. All five

taluks of Gadag district are part of Northern Dry Zone of Karnataka. The zone

has characteristics such as low annual rainfall (631 mm), medium to deep black

soil (except large part of Gadag taluk).

As per 2011 census, population of Gadag district is 10.65 lakh. Gadag

taluk (367258) has the highest population in the district whereas, Nargund taluk

has the lowest population (100623). Nearly 64 per cent of the population (6.85

lakh) of Gadag district resides in rural areas- indicating the importance of rural

economy in the district.

Only about 32614 ha area is under forest accounting for 7 percent of the

total geographical area of the district. A large part of it belongs to the shrub

category. The district is deficient in forest wealth and the same holds true for the

fauna as well. The area classified as cultivable waste and permanent pastures is

3600 ha and accounts for less than 1 per cent of the geographical area. Net sown

area shares roughly 81 per cent (377535 ha) of the geographical area of the

district. The cropping intensity is 142 per cent.

There is no major irrigation project in the district. This is significant of

the vulnerability of the agricultural economy and emphasises the importance of

dry land farming in its overall economy. The Right Bank canal of Malaprabha

Project located in neighbouring Savadatti taluka of Belgaum district irrigates

the entire Nargund taluk (all villages) and portion of Ron taluka (12 villages).

The other sources are tanks, wells, bore wells and lift irrigation. The district has

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160143 ha under irrigation (42.4 percent) by several means, out of total net

cultivated area of 377535 ha. Canals account for 53.8 percent and tube wells

account for 31.2 per cent of the total irrigated areas.

Ron, Nargund, Gadag and Mundargi, continue to dominate in sharing the

net irrigated area. They respectively share 27.5 %, 21.9 %, 18.5 and 18.3 % of

total irrigated area of the district. Shirhatti taluk remain irrigated to the extent

of 21983ha The area under bore well is high in Mundagri (16444 ha), Ron

(12595ha) and Shirhatti (17285 ha), as compared to other taluks. Bore well

density is higher in Ron (3776) and Mundargi (2475) taluks. Area irrigated

twice a year is limited to 28822ha resulting in irrigation intensity of roughly

118 % only. The gross irrigated area in the district is to the tune of 188965 ha.

Total natural ground water recharge in the entire district, enriching its

availability , is around 22102 HAM (hectare-metre)- with highest recharge

level in Ron (1062 HAM) and lowest in Naragund taluk (459 HAM). Out of

total recharge, 19966 HAM is drafted for irrigation and other purposes, resulting

into groundwater development of 93.92 %, (near complete utilization).

However, taluk wise ground water development is different. Ron (130 %) and

Naragaund (115 %), major part of Ron, Naragund and Gadag have a scenario

of over exploited underground water, as their ground water development is

more than 100% [ they remove more groundwater from aquifers than the net

annual recharge]. Only small part of Mundargi, Gadag and Naragund taluk

have a relatively safe position, as the ground water development in these regions

is lesser than 100%.

The district represents typical dry land situations, as all the taluks of

Gadag district have normal average annual rainfall ranging from 546 to 701 mm

in 38 to 47 rainy days. The cropping season in rain-fed agriculture regions of

the district is characteristically restricted by number of rainy days. As the

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rainfall is bimodal and peak rainfall is during July and August. Kharif season is

predominant and rabi season is unsure as far as cropping is concerned. The

whole district represents uniform rainfall pattern. The cropping in rabi season is

always open to the risk of moisture deficits. Most common crops in the district

include Jowar, Wheat , Bajra, Gram, Tur, green gram, soybean, groundnut,

sunflower, sesamum & other Oilseeds, Cotton, Sugarcane and Forage crops.

Most important plantation/ horticultural crops of the district include onion and

dry chillies.

The total water availability for the district from all sources at present is

0.46602 BCM, which is less than the present requirement (2015) of 2.66143

BCM (Chapter IV). There is negative balance of water, amounting to -2.19541

BCM. This negative balance has been observed in all taluks. Efforts should be

made to encourage water conservation structures to enhance the underground

recharge and rejuvenating tanks/lakes by desilting and other means to hold more

in tanks/lakes, etc.,

Gadag district has more than 80 per cent of the cultivated area under rain-

fed agriculture except Nargund taluk where canal irrigation is available from

Malaprabha canal. The ambitious aim of PMKSY envisages the provision for

minimum protective irrigation, which can only improve the agricultural growth

in these rain-fed areas. This objective can be achieved by utilizing the rain water

more efficiently by harvesting structures like farm ponds, check-dams, barrages

and other surface structures.

The forthcoming Strategic Action Plan, prepared for each taluk

separately, will have to include the irrigation infrastructure for major irrigation,

minor irrigation, ground water recharge, harvesting of rain water, improvement

of irrigation efficiency and strengthening the adoption of micro-irrigation in the

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district. The district and taluk-wise summary of Strategic Action Plans are

presented below.

PMKSY-DIP strategic action plan for Gadag envisages various activities

for creating as well as renovating water harvesting storage structures, recharge

structures, and expansion of water saving micro irrigation system to improve

the water use efficiency. It also suggests lining of main canals and distributaries

of the major and minor irrigation system. It is proposed to create additional

irrigation potential of 63522 ha in Gadag district. The total estimated cost for all

these interventions is estimated at Rs. 352152.58 lakh. The Taluk-wise strategic

action plans are shown in Tables 5.1 through 5.14.

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Table 5.1: PMKSY-DIP Strategic Action Plan for RON Taluk

Concerned

Ministry/

Department

Component Activity

Total

Number/

Capacity

(cum)

Command

Area/Irrigat

ion

Potential

(Ha)

Estimated cost/Year wise funds required(Rs. in lakh)

I Year II Year IIIYear IV Year V Year Total

MOWR-ERM

of

Malaprabha

AIBP Lining of main

canal &

distributaries

0 3288 3288 3288 3288 3288 16440

MoWR-

Koppal Lift

Irri

AIBP Micro Irrigation 0 3372 3893 3893 3893 3893 3893 19465

DoLR-MoRD

-Agriculture

Dept

Convergence

with

MGNREGA

Water

conservation

6000.00 0 101 101 101 101 100 504

DoLR-MoRD

-Agriculture

Dept

Convergence

with

MGNREGA

Water

Harvesting

100.00 450 50 50 50 50 50 250

DoLR-MoRD

-Agriculture

Dept

Convergence

with

MGNREGA

Land

Development

500.00 0 15 15 15 15 14 75

DoLR-MoRD

-Agriculture

Dept

Convergence

with

MGNREGA

Water bodies

including

desilting

Renovation

40.00 200 40 40 40 40 40 200

DoLR-MoRD

-PRED Gadag

Har Khet ko

Pani

Rejuvenation of

MI tanks

64 0 166 166 166 166 166 830

MOA &FW-

DAC&FW -

Sericulture

Per drop

more crop

DPAP-Drip 660 660 119 119 119 119 118 594

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Department

MOA &FW-

DAC&FW -

Sericulture

Department

Per drop

more crop

DPAP-Sprinkler 2460 2460 87 87 87 87 85.8 433.8

MOA &FW-

DAC&FW -

Sericulture

Department

Per drop

more crop

Non-DPAP-Drip 69 60 13 13 12 12 12.1 62.1

MOA &FW-

DAC&FW -

Sericulture

Department

Per drop

more crop

Non-DPAP-

Sprinkler

420 360 15 15 15 15 13.8 73.8

DoLR-MoRD

-Agriculture

Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Farm pond new 1000 1500 120 120 120 120 120 600

DoLR-MoRD

-Agriculture

Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Check Dam new 100 400 98 98 98 98 98 490

DoLR-MoRD

-Agriculture

Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Nallah Bund

new

30 200 30 30 29 29 29 147

DoLR-MoRD

-Agriculture

Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Percolation Tank

new

50 80 20 20 20 20 20 100

DoLR-MoRD

-Agriculture

Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Other ground

recharge

structres new

250 0 50 50 50 50 50 250

DoLR-MoRD

-Agriculture

Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Fishery

ponds/Gokatte

new

100 0 98 98 98 98 98 490

60

DoLR-MoRD

-Agriculture

Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Field bunds new 40000 0 480 480 480 480 480 2400

DoLR-MoRD

-Agriculture

Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Farm pond

Renovation

300 300 18 18 18 18 18 90

DoLR-MoRD

-Agriculture

Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Check Dam

renovation

50 200 20 20 20 20 20 100

DoLR-MoRD

-Agriculture

Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Nallah Bunds

Renovation

10 220 4 4 4 4 4 20

DoLR-MoRD

-Agriculture

Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Fishery

ponds/Gokatte

renovation

20 0 12 12 12 12 12 60

TOTAL 10462 8737 8737 8735 8735 8729.7 43674.7

Note: Numbers of water harvesting structures (farm ponds, check dams and percolation tank) and their costs proposed in the plan are

according to the information supplied by JDA, Gadag

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Fig 5.1: Irrigation Potential proposed to be created by different Components in Ron Taluk

AIBP, 3372

PDMC, 3540HKKP, 0

PMKSY-WS, 2900

CMGNREA, 650

Area in ha

62

Fig.5.2: Budget requirement of Different Components of PMKSY

AIBP, 35905

PDMC, 1163.7

HKKP, 830PMKSY-WS, 4747

CMGNREA, 1029

Budget requirement (Rs. in Lakh)

63

Table 5.2: PMKSY-DIP Strategic Action Plan for SHIRHATTI Taluk

Concerned

Ministry/

Department

Component Activity

Total

Number/C

apacity(cu

m)

Comman

d

Area/Irri

gation

Potential

(Ha)



DoLR-

MoRD -

Agriculture

Dept

Convergence

with

MGNREGA

Water

conservation

4500.00 0 76 76 76 75 75 378

DoLR-

MoRD -

Agriculture

Dept

Convergence

with

MGNREGA

Water

Harvesting

95.00 250 48 48 48 47 46.5 237.5

DoLR-

MoRD -

Agriculture

Dept

Convergence

with

MGNREGA

Land

Development

500.00 0 15 15 15 15 15 75

DoLR-

MoRD -

Agriculture

Dept

Convergence

with

MGNREGA

Water bodies

including

desilting

Renovation

30.00 150 30 30 30 30 30 150

DoLR-

MoRD -

PRED

Gadag

Har Khet ko Pani Rejuvenation of

MI tanks

62 0 224 224 224 223 223 1118

MOA

&FW-

Per drop more

crop

DPAP-Drip 660 660 119 119 119 119 118 594

64

DAC&FW -

Sericulture

Department

MOA

&FW-

DAC&FW -

Sericulture

Department

Per drop more

crop

DPAP-Sprinkler 2460 2460 87 87 87 87 85.8 433.8

MOA

&FW-

DAC&FW -

Sericulture

Department

Per drop more

crop

Non-DPAP-

Drip

69 60 13 13 12 12 12.1 62.1

MOA

&FW-

DAC&FW -

Sericulture

Department

Per drop more

crop

Non-DPAP-

Sprinkler

420 360 15 15 15 15 13.8 73.8

DoLR-

MoRD -

Agriculture

Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Farm pond -

New

500 500 60 60 60 60 60 300

DoLR-

MoRD -

Agriculture

Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Check Dam-

New

120 180 118 118 118 117 117 588

DoLR-

MoRD -

Agriculture

Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Nallah Bund -

New

40 200 40 39 39 39 39 196

DoLR-

MoRD -

PMKSY

Watershed

Percolation

Tank New

80 160 32 32 32 32 32 160

65

Agriculture

Dept

DoLR-

MoRD -

Agriculture

Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Other ground

recharge

structres -New

100 0 20 20 20 20 20 100.00

DoLR-

MoRD -

Agriculture

Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Fishery

ponds/Gokatte -

New

100 0 100 100 100 100 90 490.00

DoLR-

MoRD -

Agriculture

Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Field bunds -

New

30000 0 360 360 360 360 360 1800.00

DoLR-

MoRD -

Agriculture

Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Farm pond -

Renovation

200 200 12 12 12 12 12 60.00

DoLR-

MoRD -

Agriculture

Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Check Dam -

Renovation

50 100 20 20 20 20 20 100.00

DoLR-

MoRD –

Agric.Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Nallah Bunds -

Renovation

10 40 4 4 4 4 4 20.00

DoLR-

MoRD –

Agric. Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Fishery

ponds/Gokatte -

Renovation

20 0 12 12 12 12 12 60.00

TOTAL 40016 5320 1405 1404 1403 1399 1385.2 6996.2

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Fig 5.3: Irrigation Potential Created by different Components of PMKSY-DIP in Sirahatti Taluk

AIBP, 0

PDMC, 3540

HKKP, 0

PMKSY-WS, 1380

CMGNREA, 400

Area in ha

67

Fig.5.4: Budget requirement of Different Components of PMKSY –Shirahatti taluk

AIBP, 0

PDMC, 1163.7

HKKP, 1118

PMKSY-WS, 3874

CMGNREA, 840.5

Budget requirement (Rs. in Lakh)

68

Table 5.3: PMKSY-DIP Strategic Action Plan for NARAGUND Taluk

Concerned

Ministry/

Department

Component Activity

Total

Number/

Capacity(

cum)

Command

Area/Irrig

ation

Potential

(Ha)


I Year II Year III Year IV Year V Year Total

MOWR-

ERM of

Malaprabha

AIBP Modernization &

Lining of Malprabha

right bank main canal/

reconstruction of super

passage/Bridges and

drops & lining of

distributaries

232 Nos 0 3136 3136 3136 3136 3134.6 15678.6

MoWR

Malprabha

AIBP construction of pickups 2 0 20 20 20 20 20 100

DoLR-

MoRD

Convergence

with

MGNREGA

Soil & moisture

conservation

2000 0 200 200 200 200 200 1000

MoWR

CADA

Har Khet Ko

Pani

Land Reclamation 0 141 141 140 140 140 702

DoLR-

MoRD

PRED

Har Khet Ko

Pani

RR of existing tanks 20 0 80 80 80 80 80 400

DoLR-

MoRD -

PRED Gadag

Har Khet ko

Pani

Rejuvenation of MI

tanks

22 0 101 101 101 101 101 505

69

MoA &FW

/DAC & FW

Per drop more

crop

Non-DPAP- Drip 0 474 474 474 473 473 2368

MoA &FW

/DAC & FW

Per drop more

crop

Non-DPAP- Sprinkler 0 226 226 226 225 225 1128

MoA &FW

/DAC & FW

Per drop more

crop

Non-DPAP-

Training/Capacity

building

50 0 10 10 10 10 10 50

DoLR-

MoRD

PMKSY -

Watershed

Ground water recharge 500 0 70 70 70 70 70 350

DoLR-

MoRD

PMKSY -

Watershed

Land development 1000 0 30 30 30 30 30 150

DoLR-

MoRD

PMKSY -

Watershed

Nallah bunds 150 300 30 30 30 30 30 150

DoLR-

MoRD

PMKSY -

Watershed

farm ponds 500 500 60 60 60 60 60 300

DoLR-

MoRD

PMKSY -

Watershed

Trench cum bundsfarm

ponds

1100 0 14 14 14 14 14 70

TOTAL 800 4592 4592 4591 4589 4587.6 22951.6

70

Fig.5.5: Budget requirement of Different Components of PMKSY

in Naragund Taluk

AIBP, 15778.65

PDMC, 3546

HKKP, 1607

PMKSY-WS, 1020 CMGNREA, 1000

Budget requirement (Rs in Lakh)

71

Table 5.4: PMKSY-DIP Strategic Action Plan for GADAG Taluk

Concerned

Ministry/

Department

Component Activity

Total

Number/C

apacity(cu

m)

Command

Area/Irrig

ation

Potential

(Ha)



DoLR-MoRD -

Agriculture

Dept

Convergence

with MGNREGA

Water

conservation

Structures

5000.00 0 84

84 84 84 84

420

DoLR-MoRD -

Agriculture

Dept

Convergence

with MGNREGA

Water

HarvestingStruct

ures

105.00 150 53

53 52 52 52.5

262.5

DoLR-MoRD -

Agriculture

Dept

Convergence

with MGNREGA

Land

Development 500.00 0 15

15 15 15 15

75

DoLR-MoRD -

Agriculture

Dept

Convergence

with MGNREGA

Water bodies

including

desilting

Renovation

20.00 100 20

20 20 20 20

100

MoWR Har Khet Ko

Pani

Mico Irrigation 27055 24350

24350 24350 24349 24348.5 121747.5

DoLR-MoRD -

PRED Gadag

Har Khet ko Pani Rejuvenation of

MI tanks 50 0 204

204 204 204 204 1020

DoLR-MoRD -

Agriculture

Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Farm pond new

500 500 60

60 60 60 60

300

DoLR-MoRD -

Agriculture

PMKSY

Watershed

Check Dam New 70 140 56

56 56 56 56 280

72

Dept

DoLR-MoRD -

Agriculture

Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Nallah Bund new

30 90 30

30 30 30 30

150

DoLR-MoRD -

Agriculture

Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Percolation Tank

new 50 0 15

15 15 15 15

75

DoLR-MoRD -

Agriculture

Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Other ground

recharge structres

New

50 0 10

10 10 10 10

50

DoLR-MoRD -

Agriculture

Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Fishery

ponds/Gokatte

New

80 0 80

80 80 80 80

400

DoLR-MoRD -

Agriculture

Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Field bunds New

25000 0 300

300 300 300 300

1500

DoLR-MoRD -

Agriculture

Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Farm pond

Renovation 300 300 18

18 18 18 18

90

DoLR-MoRD -

Agriculture

Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Check Dam

Renovation 50 75 20

20 20 20 20

100

DoLR-MoRD -

Agriculture

Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Fishery

ponds/Gokatte

Renovation

20 0 8

8 8 8 8

40.00

TOTAL 28410 25323 25323 25322 25321 25321 126610

73

Fig 5.6: Irrigation Potential Created by different Components in Gadag Taluk

0

5000

10000

15000

20000

25000

30000

AIBP PDMC HKKP PMKSY-WS CMGNREA

0 0

27055

1105250

Area in ha

74

Fig.5.7: Estimated cost of Different Components in Gadag Taluk

0

20000

40000

60000

80000

100000

120000

140000


0

122767.5

2985 857.5

Estimated Cost (Rs. in Lakh)

75

Table 5.5: PMKSY-DIP Strategic Action Plan for MUNDARGI Taluk

Concerned

Ministry/

Department

Component Activity

Total

Number/Ca

pacity(cum)

Command

Area/Irrig

ation

Potential

(Ha)


I Year II Year III Year IV Year V Year Total

DoLR-MoRD

-Agriculture

Dept

Convergence

with

MGNREGA

Water

conservation 2000.00 0 34 34 34 33 33 168.00

DoLR-MoRD

-Agriculture

Dept

Convergence

with

MGNREGA

Water

Harvesting 100.00 200 50 50 50 50 50 250.00

DoLR-MoRD

-Agriculture

Dept

Convergence

with

MGNREGA

Land

Development 500.00 15 15 15 15 15 75.00

DoLR-MoRD

-Agriculture

Dept

Convergence

with

MGNREGA

Water

bodiesincludin

g desilting

Renovation

25.00 50 25 25 25 25 25 125.00

MoWR Har Khet Ko

Pani

Mico Irrigation 0 12342 29108 29108 29108 29108 29107 145539

DoLR-MoRD

-PRED Gadag

Har Khet ko

Pani

Rejuvenation

of MI tanks 18 0 81 81 81 81 81 405.00

MOA &FW-

DAC&FW -

Sericulture

Department

Per drop more

crop

DPAP-Drip

880 878 159 159 158 158 158 792.00

MOA &FW-

DAC&FW -

Per drop more

crop

DPAP-

Sprinkler 3280 3270 116 116 116 115 115.88 578.88

76

Sericulture

Department

MOA &FW-

DAC&FW -

Sericulture

Department

Per drop more

crop

Non-DPAP-

Drip 92 80 17 17 16 16 16.8 82.80

MOA &FW-

DAC&FW -

Sericulture

Department

Per drop more

crop

Non-DPAP-

Sprinkler 560 490 20 20 20 19 19.4 98.40

DoLR-MoRD

-Agriculture

Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Farm pond

New 600 600 72 72 72

72 72 360.00

DoLR-MoRD

-Agriculture

Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Check Dam

New 110 110 110 110 110 110 110 550.00

DoLR-MoRD

-Agriculture

Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Nallah Bund

New 40 80 40 39 39 39 39 196.00

DoLR-MoRD

-Agriculture

Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Percolation

Tank New 30 0 18 18 18 18 18 90.00

DoLR-MoRD

-Agriculture

Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Other ground

recharge

structres New

250 0 50 50 50 50 50 250.00

DoLR-MoRD

-Agriculture

Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Fishery

ponds/Gokatte

New

90 0 90 90 90 90 90 450.00

DoLR-MoRD

-Agriculture

Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Field

bundsNew 25000 0 300 300 300 300 300 1500.00

DoLR-MoRD PMKSY Farm pond 300 300 18 18 18 18 18 90.00

77

-Agriculture

Dept

Watershed Renovation

DoLR-MoRD

-Agriculture

Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Check Dam

Renovation 80 120 32 32 32 32 32 160.00

DoLR-MoRD

-Agriculture

Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Nallah Bunds

Renovation 5 10 2 2 2 2 2 10.00

DoLR-MoRD

-Agriculture

Dept

PMKSY

Watershed

Fishery

ponds/Gokatte

Renovation

50 0 30 30 30 30 30 150.00

Total 18330 30387 30386 30384 30381 30382.08 151920.08

78

Fig 5.8: Irrigation Potential Created by different Components in Mundargi Taluk

AIBP, 0

PDMC, 4718

HKKP, 12342

PMKSY-WS, 1220

CMGNREA, 250 Area in ha

79

Fig.5.9: Estimated cost of Different Components in Mundargi Taluk

0

20000

40000

60000

80000

100000

120000

140000

160000


0 1552.08

145944

3806 618

Estimated Cost (Rs. in Lakh)

80

5.6: Strategic Action Plan for GADAG district - Component: AIBP

Sl.No

Name

of the

Block

/sub

district

s

Concern

ed

Ministry

/

Depart

ment

Activity

Total

Number/

Capacity(

cum)

Command

Area/Irrigation

Potential (Ha)

Period of

Implementatio

n (5/7 yrs)

Total budget

(in Rs. akh)

5 yr

1 Ron MOWR Linning of main canal & distributries- ERM

works 0 16440.00

2 Ron MoWR- Micro Irrigation Koppal Lift I 0 3372 5 yrs 19465

3 Nargun

d

MOWR Modernization & Linning of Malprabha right bank

main canal/ reconstruction of super

passage/Bridges and drops & linning of

distributries

232 Nos 0 5 yrs 15678.60

4 Nargun

d

MoWR construction of pickups 5 yrs 100

Total 3372 51683.6

81

Table 5.7: Component: Convergence with MGNERGA

Sl. No

Name of the

Block

/sub districts

Concerned Ministry/

Department Activity

Total

Number/Capacit

y(cum)

Command

Area/Irrigation

Potential (Ha)

Period of

Implementatio

n (5/7 yrs)

Estimated

cost(Rs. in lakh)

1 Nargund DoLR-MoRD Soil & moisture conservation 2000 1000

2 Ron DoLR-MoRD -

Agriculture Dept

Water conservation 6000.00 0 5 504.00

3 Ron DoLR-MoRD -

Agriculture Dept

Water Harvesting 100.00 450 5 250.00

4 Ron DoLR-MoRD -

Agriculture Dept

Land Development 500.00 5 75.00

5 Ron DoLR-MoRD -

Agriculture Dept

Water bodies including

desilting Renovation 40.00 200 5 200.00

6 Shirhatti DoLR-MoRD -

Agriculture Dept



Agriculture Dept



Agriculture Dept



Agriculture Dept



10 Gadag DoLR-MoRD -

Agriculture Dept

Water conservation

Structures 5000.00 0 5 420.00


Agriculture Dept

Water Harvesting

Structures 105.00 150 5 262.50


Agriculture Dept



Agriculture Dept



82

14 Mundargi DoLR-MoRD -

Agriculture Dept



Agriculture Dept



Agriculture Dept



Agriculture Dept

Water bodiesincluding


Total 22015.0 1550.00

4345.00

83

Table 5.8 : Component: Har Khet Ko Pani

Sl.No Name of the Block

/sub districts

Concerned Ministry/

Department Activity

Total

Number/Capacit

y(cum)

Command

Area/Irrigation

Potential (Ha)

Period of

Implementa

tion (5/7

yrs)

Estimated cost(Rs. in

lakh)

1 Ron DoLR-MoRD -

PRED Gadag

Rejuvenation of MI

tanks 64 0 5 830.00


PRED Gadag

Rejuvenation of MI

tanks 62 0 5 1118.00

3 Nargund MoWR CADA Land Reclamation 0 5 702

4 Nargund DoLR-MoRD PRED RR of existing tanks 20 0 5 400

5 Nargund DoLR-MoRD -

PRED Gadag

Rejuvenation of MI

tanks 22 0 5 505.00

6 Gadag MoWR Mico Irrigation 27055 5 121747.50

7 Gadag DoLR-MoRD -

PRED Gadag

Rejuvenation of MI

tanks 50 0 5 1020.00

8 Mundargi MoWR Mico Irrigation 12342 5 145539.00


PRED Gadag

Rejuvenation of MI

tanks 18 0 5 405.00

Total 39397

272266.50

84

Table 5.9 :Component: Per Drop More Crop

Sl.No

Name of the

Block

/sub districts

Concerned Ministry/

Department Activity

Total

Number/Capacit

y(cum)

Command

Area/Irrigation

Potential (Ha)

Period of

Implementa

tion (5/7

yrs)

Estimated cost(Rs.

in lakh)

1 Ron MOA &FW-

DAC&FW -

Sericulture

Department

DPAP-Drip

660 660 5 594.00

2 Ron MOA &FW-

DAC&FW -

Sericulture

Department

DPAP-Sprinkler

2460 2460 5 433.80

3 Ron MOA &FW-

DAC&FW -

Sericulture

Department

Non-DPAP-Drip

69 60 5 62.10

4 Ron MOA &FW-

DAC&FW -

Sericulture

Department

Non-DPAP-Sprinkler

420 360 5 73.80

5 Shirhatti MOA &FW-

DAC&FW -

Sericulture

Department

DPAP-Drip

660 660 5 594.00


DAC&FW -

Sericulture Dept

DPAP-Sprinkler

2460 2460 5 433.80

85


DAC&FW -

Sericulture

Department

Non-DPAP-Drip

69 60 5 62.10


DAC&FW -

Sericulture

Department

Non-DPAP-Sprinkler

420 360 5 73.80

9 Mundargi MOA &FW-

DAC&FW -

Sericulture

Department

DPAP-Drip

880 878 5 792.00

10 Mundargi MOA &FW-

DAC&FW -

Sericulture

Department

DPAP-Sprinkler

3280 3270 5 578.88


DAC&FW -

Sericulture

Department

Non-DPAP-Drip

92 80 5 82.80


DAC&FW -

Sericulture

Department

Non-DPAP-Sprinkler

560 490 5 98.40

13 Nargund MoA &FW /DAC & FW

Non-DPAP- Drip

0 5 2368


Non-DPAP- Sprinkler 0 5 1128


Non-DPAP- Training/Capacity building

50 0 5 50

Total 11798 7425.48

86

Table 5.10. Component: PMKSY-Watershed

Sl.

No

Name of the

Block

/sub districts

Concerned Ministry/

Department Activity

Total

Number/Capacit

y(cum)

Command

Area/Irrigation

Potential (Ha)

Period of

Implementa

tion (5/7

yrs)

Estimated cost(Rs.

in lakh)

1 Ron DoLR-MoRD -

Agriculture Dept

Farm pond new 1000 1500 5 600.00

2 Ron DoLR-MoRD -

Agriculture Dept

Check Dam new 100 400 5 490.00

3 Ron DoLR-MoRD -

Agriculture Dept

Nallah Bund new 30 200 5 147.00

4 Ron DoLR-MoRD -

Agriculture Dept

Percolation Tank new 50 80 5 100.00

5 Ron DoLR-MoRD -

Agriculture Dept

Other ground recharge

structres new 250 0 5 250.00

6 Ron DoLR-MoRD -

Agriculture Dept

Fishery ponds/Gokatte

new 100 0 5 490.00

7 Ron DoLR-MoRD -

Agriculture Dept

Field bunds new 40000 5 2400.00

8 Ron DoLR-MoRD -

Agriculture Dept

Farm pond Renovation 300 300 5 90.00

9 Ron DoLR-MoRD -

Agriculture Dept

Check Dam renovation 50 200 5 100.00

10 Ron DoLR-MoRD -

Agriculture Dept

Nallah Bunds

Renovation 10 220 5 20.00

11 Ron DoLR-MoRD -

Agriculture Dept


renovation 20 0 5 60.00


Agriculture Dept

Farm pond -New 500 500 5 300.00

87


Agriculture Dept

Check Dam-New 120 180 5 588.00


Agriculture Dept

Nallah Bund -New 40 200 5 196.00


Agriculture Dept

Percolation Tank New 80 160 5 160.00


Agriculture Dept


structres -New 100 0 5 100.00


Agriculture Dept

Fishery ponds/Gokatte -

New 100 0 5 490.00


Agriculture Dept

Field bunds -New 30000 5 1800.00


Agriculture Dept

Farm pond -Renovation 200 200 5 60.00


Agriculture Dept

Check Dam -Renovation 50 100 5 100.00


Agriculture Dept

Nallah Bunds -



Agriculture Dept

Fishery ponds/Gokatte -



Agriculture Dept

Farm pond new 500 500 5 300.00


Agriculture Dept

Check Dam New 70 140 5 280.00


Agriculture Dept

Nallah Bund new 30 90 5 150.00


Agriculture Dept

Percolation Tank new 50 0 5 75.00


Agriculture Dept


structres New 50 0 5 50.00


Agriculture Dept


New 80 0 5 400.00

88


Agriculture Dept

Field bunds New 25000 5 1500.00


Agriculture Dept



Agriculture Dept

Check Dam Renovation 50 75 5 100.00


Agriculture Dept


Renovation 20 5 40.00


Agriculture Dept

Farm pond New 600 600 5 360.00


Agriculture Dept

Check Dam New 110 110 5 550.00


Agriculture Dept

Nallah Bund New 40 80 5 196.00


Agriculture Dept

Percolation Tank New 30 0 5 90.00


Agriculture Dept


structres New 250 0 5 250.00


Agriculture Dept


New 90 0 5 450.00


Agriculture Dept

Field bundsNew 25000 5 1500.00


Agriculture Dept



Agriculture Dept

Check Dam Renovation 80 120 5 160.00


Agriculture Dept

Nallah Bunds



Agriculture Dept



44 Nargund DoLR-MoRD Ground water recharge 500

350

89

45 Nargund DoLR-MoRD Land development 1000

150

46 Nargund DoLR-MoRD Nallah bunds 150 300 150

47 Nargund DoLR-MoRD farm ponds 500 500 300

48 Nargund DoLR-MoRD Trench cum bundsfarm ponds

1100

70

Total 7405 16432.00

90

Table 5.11: Taluk-wise Irrigation Potential to be Created by Components

Area in ha

Sl.

No

Components\

Taluks Ron Shirhatti Nargund Gadag Mundargi District

1 AIBP 3372 0 0 0 0 3372

2 PDMC 3540 3540 0 0 4718 11798

3 HKKP 0 0 0 27055 12342 39397

4 PMKSY-WS 2900 1380 800 1105 1220 7405

5 CMGNREA 650 400 0 250 250 1550

Total 10462 5320 800 28410 18530 63522

Fig 5.10: Irrigation Potential proposed to be created by Taluks in Gadag

District

Ron, 10462Shirahatti,

5320

Nargund, 800

Gadag, 28410

Mundargi, 18530

Area in ha

91

Table 5.12: Taluk-wise Estimated Cost by Components

Rs in Lakh

SL.

No

Components\

Taluk Ron Shirhatti Nargund Gadag Mundargi District

1 AIBP 35905 15778.6 0 51683.6

2 PDMC 1163.7 1163.7 3546 1552.08 7425.48

3 HKKP 830 1118 1607 122767.5 145944 272266.5

4 PMKSY-WS 4747 3874 1020 2985 3806 16432

5 CMGNREA 1029 840.5 1000 857.5 618 4345

Total 43674.7 6996.2 22951.6 126610 151920.08 352152.58

Fig. 5.11: Estimated cost of Interventions by Taluks in Gadag District

Ron, 43674.7 Shirahatti, 6996.2

Nargund, 22951.65

Gadag, 126610

Mundargi, 151920.08

Estimated Cost (Rs in Lakh)

92

Table 5.13 : DISTRICT ABSTRACT BUDGET-TALUK & YEAR WISE

in Lakh Rupees

Sl.N

o. Year Gadag Mundargi Naragund Ron Shirhatti Total

1 I Year 25323.00 30387.00 4592.00 8737.00 1405.00 70444.00

2 II Year

25323.00 30386.00 4592.00 8737.00 1404.00 70442.00

3 III Year

25322.00 30384.00 4591.00 8735.00 1403.00 70435.00

4 IV Year

25321.00 30381.00 4589.00 8735.00 1399.00 70425.00

5 V Year

25321.00 30382.08 4587.60 8730.70 1385.20 70406.58

Total 126610.00 151920.08 22951.60 43674.70 6996.20 352152.58

Fig 5.12

0.00

5000.00

10000.00

15000.00

20000.00

25000.00

30000.00

35000.00


25

32

3.0

0 30

38

7.0

0

45

92

.00 8

73

7.0

0

14

05

.00

25

32

3.0

0 30

38

6.0

0

45

92

.00 8

73

7.0

0

14

04

.00

25

32

2.0

0 30

38

4.0

0

45

91

.00 8

73

5.0

0

14

03

.00

25

32

1.0

0 30

38

1.0

0

45

89

.00 8

73

5.0

0

13

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.00

25

32

1.0

0 30

38

2.0

8

45

87

.60 8

73

0.7

0

13

85

.20

DISTRICT ABSTRACT-BUDGET REQUIREMENT -

TALUK & YEAR WISE

I Year II Year III Year IV Year V Year

In lakh Rupees

93

Table 5.14. DISTRICT ABSTRACT-BUDGET-TALUK WISE &

DEPARTMENT WISE In lakh Rupees

Sl.

No. Taluk

Agricu

lture Fisheries MI Maj Irri PRED

Watersh

ed Total

1 Gadag 122327.50 440.00 1020.00 2822.50 126610.00

2 Mundargi 1552.08 600.00 145539.00 405.00 3824.00 151920.08

3 Naragund 3546.00 15778.60 905.00 2722.00 22951.60

4 Ron 1163.70 550.00 19465.00 16440.00 830.00 5226.00 43674.70

5 Shirhatti 1163.70 550.00 1118.00 4164.50 6996.20

Total 129752.98 2140.00 165004.00 32218.60 4278.00 18759.00 352152.58

Fig 5.13

0.00

20000.00

40000.00

60000.00

80000.00

100000.00

120000.00

140000.00

160000.00

Agriculture Fisheries Minor Irri. Major Irri PRED Watershed

122327.50

15

52

.08

60

0.0

0

14

55

39.0

0

40

5.0

0

38

24

.00

35

46

.00

15

77

8.6

0

90

5.0

0

27

22

.00

11

63

.70

55

0.0

0 19

46

5.0

0

16

44

0.0

0

83

0.0

0

52

26

.00

11

63

.70

55

0.0

0

11

18

.00

41

64

.50

DISTRICT ABSTRACT-BUDGET REQUIREMENT -TALUK &

DEPARTMENT WISE


In lakh Rs

94

CONCLUSION

Gadag district is a part of Northern dry zone, having a typical

dryland eco-system except parts of Nargund and Ron taluks

which have irrigation facilities from Malaprabha Right Bank

Canal. In view of frequent droughts coupled with high

temperature, soil and water conservation measures through

watershed approach, drought proofing is absolutely necessary to

ensure reasonable level of crop yields.

Strengthening water harvesting structures like farm ponds, check

dams, tanks, barrages, percolation tanks etc., are very essential to

harness rain water in this region.

The PMKSY has five major components wherein activities are to

be taken up by various departments such as Major Irrigation, Minor

Irrigation, PRED, Agriculture, Horticulture, Animal Husbandry,

Urban Water Supply, Industries etc., so as to enhance the area

under irrigation and also provide additional funding.

Under AIBP (Accelerated Irrigation Benefit Programme), various

activities are proposed by major irrigation, minor irrigation

departments wherein incomplete are proposed to be taken up in

different taluks at an estimated cost of Rs. 516.84 crores.

MGNREGA is another important source of funding for employing

man-power to take up farm ponds, check dams, lining, bunding

etc., More than 20,000 activities are proposed in different taluks at

an estimated cost of Rs. 43.45 crores, through which an additional

area of 1550 ha are going to be created for new irrigation.

95

Another important component is Har Khet Ko Pani (HKKP)

wherein drip and sprinkler irrigation will be provided for an area of

39397 ha by incurring an expenditure of Rs. 2722.66 crores.

Per Drop More Crop is another activity wherein 12030 works are

suggested in different taluks through which an area of 11798 ha

will be covered with Rs. 74.25 crores budget.

Under PMKSY watershed component, many small works are

suggested through which 7405 ha additional area will be created

with an expenditure of Rs. 164.32 crores.

Overall, Gadag district will have an additional area under irrigation

by 2020 to an extent of 63,522 ha with a budgetary support of Rs.

3521.53 crores.

96

APPENDICES

1.2 Demography

Name of the State: Karnataka

Name of the District: Gadag

Name of the Block: Gadag

Na

me

of

the

Gra

m

Pan

chy

at

Name of

Villages

Covered

Code of

Villages

Covered

Population SC ST General Total

Male Female

Total

No. of

Mem

bers

No. of

Members

No. of

Members

No. of

House

hold

No. of

Member

s

Lingadhal 601989 1606 1591 3197 432 157 2608 703 3197

Balaganur 601990 1965 2024 3989 391 196 3402 814 3989

Kadadi 601991 1190 1196 2386 450 165 1771 477 2386

Gavarawad 601992 781 823 1604 394 9 1201 302 1604

Huilgol 601993 1955 1891 3846 608 156 3082 783 3846

Hombal 601994 4041 4051 8092 779 567 6746 1813 8092

Venkatapur

(H.S.) 601995 623 601 1224 55 348 821 270 1224

Madaganur 601996 485 457 942 99 161 682 209 942

Belahod 601997 1046 1001 2047 208 1 1838 437 2047

Chikkahand

igol 601998 1557 1451 3008 241 198 2569 673 3008

Shagoti 601999 1094 1057 2151 93 708 1350 469 2151

Dundur 602000 769 723 1492 90 293 1109 334 1492

Chikkoppa 602001 550 540 1090 119 2 969 244 1090

Hirekoppa 602002 765 783 1548 259 128 1161 325 1548

97

Kiritageri 602003 618 597 1215 107 80 1028 256 1215

Benakanako

ppa 602004 560 550 1110 159 9 942 221 1110

Neeralagi 602005 838 834 1672 241 159 1272 357 1672

Kotumacha

gi 602006 3654 3647 7301 819 503 5979 1446 7301

Nagasamud

ra 602007 846 766 1612 259 146 1207 337 1612

Narasapur 602008 544 532 1076 44 5 1027 255 1076

Betigeri(Rura

l) 602009 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Kanaginaha

l 602010 2123 2007 4130 190 344 3596 844 4130

Harlapur 602011 2406 2308 4714 473 188 4053 996 4714

Timmapur 602012 1564 1513 3077 258 187 2632 588 3077

Hatalageri 602013 1645 1573 3218 187 400 2631 603 3218

Adavisoma

pur 602014 1957 1801 3758 123 322 3313 784 3758

Sambhapur 602015 901 889 1790 275 158 1357 400 1790

Jalashankar

nagar 602016 1059 1000 2059 2002 0 57 351 2059

Balajinagar 602017 404 365 769 768 1 0 117 769

Papanashi 602018 620 676 1296 55 51 1190 297 1296

Lakkundi 602019 6021 5939 11960 704 203 11053 2536 11960

Hirehandigo

l 602020 1037 1034 2071 207 89 1775 461 2071

Hulkoti 602021 5713 5362 11075 1318 590 9167 2376 11075

Binkadakatt

i 602022 1644 1658 3302 239 29 3034 757 3302

Gadag

(Rural) 602023 62 62 124 0 0 124 27 124

Asundi 602024 1933 1929 3862 460 197 3205 837 3862

Kalasapur 602025 1747 1763 3510 892 413 2205 712 3510

98

Panduranga

pur 602026 970 1012 1982 1808 11 163 312 1982

Malasamudr

a 602027 1785 1813 3598 988 152 2458 810 3598

Kurtakoti 602028 5399 5303 10702 1029 1079 8594 2322 10702

Antur 602029 1365 1351 2716 162 292 2262 580 2716

Bentur 602030 1277 1249 2526 588 367 1571 554 2526

Nagavi 602031 1758 1717 3475 532 214 2729 700 3475

Siddarames

hwara

Nagar

602032 1228 1127 2355 2353 0 2 350 2355

Brahmanda

pur 602033 1235 1207 2442 2435 7 0 377 2442

Beladhadi 602034 956 912 1868 311 278 1279 400 1868

Nabhapur 602035 166 156 322 321 0 1 68 322

Kanavi 602036 1623 1509 3132 101 157 2874 669 3132

Harti 602037 1996 2009 4005 363 355 3287 859 4005

Neelagund 602038 1352 1308 2660 493 225 1942 598 2660

Chinchalli 602039 2099 2072 4171 1681 143 2347 814 4171

Kallur 602040 979 920 1899 376 386 1137 417 1899

Hosur 602041 1110 1039 2149 349 167 1633 469 2149

Shirol 602042 307 307 614 1 223 390 130 614

Shirunja 602043 1046 981 2027 544 91 1392 444 2027

Kabalayata

Katti 602044 449 405 854 852 2 0 129 854

Venkatapur

(Inam) 602045 28 27 55 10 37 8 9 55

Yalishirur 602046 1433 1404 2837 513 277 2047 602 2837

Mulgund

(Rural) 602047 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Seethalahari 602048 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Basapur 602049 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

99

Soratur 602050 3118 2890 6008 334 454 5220 1277 6008

Hanganakat

ti 602051 491 456 947 31 89 827 181 947

Mahalinges

hwarapur 602052 640 582 1222 1212 3 7 202 1222

Total 89133 86750 0 175883 0 31385 0 12172 0 132326 36684 175883

100

1.2 Demography



Name of the Block: Mundaragi

Name

of the

Gram

Panch

yat

Name of

Villages

Covered

Code of

Villages

Covered


Male Female

Total

No. of

Member

s

No. of

Members

No. of

Memb

ers

No. of

Househ

old

No. of

Members

Shivajinaga

r 602140 1268 1283 2551 2546 0 5 376 2551

Kadampur 602141 861 837 1698 158 305 1235 363 1698

Churchihal 602142 421 413 834 126 96 612 180 834

Shirur 602143 764 795 1559 398 120 1041 316 1559

Jantli 602144 1222 1162 2384 230 67 2087 488 2384

Halligudi 602145 1064 1122 2186 138 67 1981 481 2186

Hallikeri 602146 1464 1476 2940 495 262 2183 647 2940

Venkatapur 602147 1105 1059 2164 272 257 1635 443 2164

Alur 602148 2189 2089 4278 596 118 3564 955 4278

Shingataray

anakeri 602149 193 186 379 60 89 230 83 379

Dindur 602150 380 373 753 719 0 34 128 753

Attikatti 602151 632 643 1275 805 127 343 252 1275

Kappatagiri 602152 738 714 1452 1371 0 81 249 1452

Doni 602153 3143 3017 6160 1344 378 4438 1275 6160

Dambal 602154 5685 5666 11351 1963 382 9006 2328 11351

Eklasapur 602155 751 789 1540 165 15 1360 315 1540

Haitapur 602156 641 596 1237 106 314 817 244 1237

Meundi 602157 1518 1553 3071 378 264 2429 616 3071

Baradur 602158 1216 1225 2441 313 54 2074 520 2441

101

Tambragun

di 602159 279 265 544 149 0 395 104 544

Hirewaddat

ti 602160 3744 3492 7236 1826 682 4728 1488 7236

Chikkawad

datti 602161 1186 1107 2293 443 278 1572 398 2293

Guddadbud

ihal 602162 207 199 406 2 121 283 84 406

Muradi 602163 388 348 736 32 217 487 153 736

Maruthinag

ar 602164 921 909 1830 1825 3 2 358 1830

Kelur 602165 323 324 647 0 541 106 138 647

Harogeri 602166 1355 1272 2627 303 278 2046 532 2627

Basapur 602167 302 288 590 75 71 444 123 590

Bagewadi 602168 1201 1107 2308 460 460 1388 468 2308

Mustik0Ppa 602169 249 260 509 0 0 509 108 509

Kalkeri 602170 1973 1818 3791 582 171 3038 741 3791

Shirol 602171 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Mundargi (

R ) 602172 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Ramenahalli 602173 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Byalawadgi 602174 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Maktumpur 602175 411 384 795 0 109 686 153 795

Budihal 602176 830 791 1621 246 426 949 324 1621

Tippapur 602177 101 114 215 0 0 215 44 215

Virapapur 602178 203 175 378 1 0 377 80 378

Venkateshn

agar 602179 392 389 781 767 0 14 131 781

Sevalalnaga

r 602180 443 461 904 883 0 21 167 904

Bidnal 602181 901 886 1787 291 66 1430 353 1787

Bennihalli 602182 634 599 1233 156 7 1070 262 1233

102

Nagarahalli 602183 594 571 1165 156 86 923 248 1165

Ashakiran 602184 603 550 1153 1134 0 19 231 1153

Hesarur 602185 877 861 1738 156 576 1006 372 1738

Kakkur 602186 525 479 1004 86 310 608 201 1004

Korlhalli 602187 1684 1652 3336 396 96 2844 662 3336

Gangapur 602188 524 458 982 69 359 554 207 982

Jyalawadgi 602189 684 616 1300 222 86 992 264 1300

Mallikarjun

apura 602190 332 309 641 168 59 414 124 641

Mundawad 602191 892 859 1751 166 375 1210 367 1751

Bidarahalli 602192 1112 1042 2154 434 88 1632 447 2154

Vithalapur 602193 274 290 564 174 7 383 123 564

Gumgol 602194 297 301 598 7 141 450 117 598

Hammigi 602195 2270 2198 4468 739 165 3564 919 4468

Sheernahall

i 602196 800 771 1571 85 193 1293 340 1571

Shingatalur 602197 1577 1492 3069 657 435 1977 604 3069

Tota 54343 52635 0 106978 0 24873 0 9321 0 72784 21694 106978

103

1.2 Demography



Name of the Block: Naragund

Name

of the

Gram

Panch

yat

Name of

Villages

Covered

Code of

Villages

Covered


Male Female

Total

No. of

Members

No. of

Memb

ers

No. of

Membe

rs

No. of

House

hold

No. of

Memb

ers

Sankadal 601861 942 889 1831 199 73 1559 337 1831

Benakanakop

pa 601862 1007 1007 2014 187 115 1712 396 2014

Kurugovinak

oppa 601863 659 597 1256 27 63 1166 241 1256

Hirekopppa 601864 1346 1262 2608 268 184 2156 509 2608

Arishinagodi 601865 741 725 1466 377 232 857 264 1466

Chikkanargu

nd 601866 2188 2091 4279 239 194 3846 849 4279

Kanakikop 601867 838 799 1637 102 180 1355 339 1637

Gurlakatti 601868 533 464 997 36 76 885 161 997

Dandapur 601869 86 76 162 0 0 162 21 162

Peth 601870 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Somapur 601871 51 62 113 0 0 113 21 113

Nargund(Rural

) 601872 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Arban 601873 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Jagapur 601874 1096 1034 2130 108 454 1568 407 2130

Siddapur 601875 696 678 1374 26 88 1260 260 1374

Hunashikatti 601876 1276 1197 2473 90 115 2268 465 2473

Kalakeri 601877 671 642 1313 93 116 1104 243 1313

Muganur 601878 585 533 1118 239 101 778 204 1118

104

Banahatti 601879 1181 1132 2313 257 225 1831 481 2313

Kurlageri 601880 826 769 1595 148 100 1347 335 1595

Lakhamapur 601881 343 318 661 12 5 644 107 661

Belleri 601882 437 381 818 39 1 778 161 818

Vasan 601883 835 784 1619 181 13 1425 321 1619

Konnur 601884 4647 4422 9069 722 148 8199 1776 9069

Budihal 601885 420 422 842 176 7 659 197 842

Kappali 601886 345 344 689 191 0 498 157 689

Kallapur 601887 870 805 1675 289 18 1368 309 1675

Shirol 601888 3299 3227 6526 696 145 5685 1319 6526

Radder

Naganur 601889 650 632 1282 275 63 944 257 1282

Khanapur 601890 526 526 1052 150 99 803 197 1052

Gangapur 601891 336 332 668 15 125 528 140 668

Bhairana

Hatti 601892 1179 1175 2354 99 50 2205 427 2354

Madagunaki 601893 485 434 919 18 287 614 156 919

Hadali 601894 2215 2112 4327 307 101 3919 906 4327

Surkod 601895 1614 1538 3152 292 221 2639 676 3152

Total 32923 31409 0 64332 0 5858 0 3599 0 54875 12639 64332

105

1.2 Demography



Name of the Block: Ron

Name of

the Gram

Panchyat

Name of Villages

Covered

Code of

Villages

Covered


Male Female

Total

No. of

Membe

rs

No. of

Membe

rs

No. of

Members

No. of

House

hold

No. of

Members

Karkikatti 601896 428 421 849 91 0 758 161 849

Gulagundi 601897 558 519 1077 307 26 744 180 1077

Menasigi 601898 2298 2176 4474 595 39 3840 907 4474

Hole Mannur 601899 1114 1053 2167 252 274 1641 496 2167

Gadgoli 601900 731 711 1442 336 123 983 310 1442

Holealur 601901 4045 4050 8095 1420 227 6448 1733 8095

Kuruvinakoppa 601902 175 146 321 41 0 280 48 321

Amaragol 601903 528 545 1073 73 61 939 197 1073

Hole Hadagali 601904 470 491 961 173 0 788 191 961

B-S-Beler 601905 495 500 995 187 46 762 218 995

Hunagundi 601906 920 897 1817 192 142 1483 349 1817

Benahal 601907 799 894 1693 178 96 1419 357 1693

Somanakatti 601908 783 760 1543 211 100 1232 328 1543

Hullur 601909 1796 1732 3528 335 263 2930 757 3528

Melmath 601910 261 251 512 4 365 143 103 512

Asuti 601911 1632 1566 3198 343 183 2672 667 3198

Karamadi 601912 759 795 1554 219 89 1246 358 1554

Megur 601913 356 321 677 26 333 318 127 677

Bhopalapur 601914 433 412 845 19 11 815 173 845

Malawad 601915 845 803 1648 62 106 1480 388 1648

106

Hadagali- S-

Yavagal 601916 888 800 1688 146 126 1416 379 1688

Yavagala 601917 2460 2387 4847 436 186 4225 1010 4847

Kaujageri 601918 1360 1354 2714 349 182 2183 588 2714

Belavanaki 601919 2488 2351 4839 441 286 4112 1060 4839

Mallapur 601920 1981 1972 3953 366 108 3479 784 3953

Sandigawad 601921 597 599 1196 113 115 968 245 1196

Honnapur 601922 301 289 590 30 28 532 134 590

Basarakod 601923 338 328 666 155 1 510 138 666

Nainapur 601924 508 503 1011 217 5 789 198 1011

Madalagiri 601925 1415 1488 2903 149 79 2675 569 2903

Hirehal 601926 2098 2186 4284 322 501 3461 866 4284

Balagod 601927 638 635 1273 199 87 987 264 1273

Sarjapur 601928 943 944 1887 1002 7 878 315 1887

Bommasagar 601929 786 774 1560 308 283 969 306 1560

Shantagiri 601930 2232 2131 4363 558 745 3060 741 4363

Nellur 601931 1240 1238 2478 755 343 1380 501 2478

Kalliganur 601932 857 883 1740 339 120 1281 328 1740

Mushigeri 601933 1222 1207 2429 240 434 1755 501 2429

Chickalagundi 601934 240 238 478 97 23 358 93 478

Gulaguli 601935 701 685 1386 89 190 1107 273 1386

Hirealagundi 601936 460 450 910 117 250 543 172 910

Yerekurubanal 601937 141 156 297 67 9 221 61 297

Honniganur 601938 586 576 1162 88 85 989 213 1162

Tallihal 601939 470 446 916 72 95 749 188 916

Mugali 601940 962 1001 1963 281 93 1589 397 1963

Kotabal 601941 1686 1682 3368 433 446 2489 690 3368

Kurahatti 601942 975 1054 2029 193 397 1439 458 2029

Mudenagudi 601943 909 925 1834 223 42 1569 411 1834

107

Arahunashi 601944 671 658 1329 282 5 1042 296 1329

Hiremannur 601945 674 641 1315 150 203 962 278 1315

Bhasalapur 601946 437 440 877 136 15 726 182 877

Chikkmannur 601947 794 827 1621 172 51 1398 324 1621

Savadi 601948 3480 3470 6950 882 238 5830 1486 6950

Jigalur 601949 1056 1057 2113 280 52 1781 420 2113

Hosalli 601950 909 887 1796 153 71 1572 363 1796

Itagi 601951 2192 2341 4533 850 60 3623 955 4533

Dyamhunashi 601952 265 262 527 38 0 489 101 527

Bevinakatti 601953 506 549 1055 36 73 946 218 1055

Sudi 601954 3039 2937 5976 1520 215 4241 1224 5976

Hadagali -S-

Dambal 601955 1058 1034 2092 379 150 1563 438 2092

Gujmagadi 601956 683 703 1386 5 58 1323 303 1386

Kurudagi 601957 947 865 1812 254 79 1479 374 1812

Yarebeleri 601958 1034 918 1952 219 157 1576 394 1952

Nagaral 601959 430 412 842 117 31 694 159 842

Abbigeri 601960 4297 4311 8608 1266 707 6635 1799 8608

Jakkali 601961 2486 2392 4878 525 441 3912 1006 4878

Budihal 601962 587 596 1183 130 103 950 246 1183

Maranabasari 601963 1407 1434 2841 293 316 2232 546 2841

Kalakapur 601964 738 732 1470 35 24 1411 270 1470

Nidagundi 601965 3065 3080 6145 704 177 5264 1294 6145

Halakeri 601966 1814 1856 3670 1004 288 2378 783 3670

Rudrapur 601967 251 242 493 166 20 307 80 493

Amaragatti 601968 517 488 1005 148 1 856 157 1005

Lakkalakatti 601969 1286 1346 2632 614 15 2003 507 2632

Nagendragad 601970 755 754 1509 98 262 1149 303 1509

Bhairapur 601971 372 343 715 417 281 17 126 715

108

Jigeri 601972 454 446 900 74 3 823 158 900

Vadegol 601973 248 234 482 38 0 444 81 482

Myakalzeri 601974 292 301 593 32 0 561 93 593

Benachamatti 601975 545 504 1049 797 10 242 169 1049

Kuntoji 601976 697 683 1380 187 127 1066 254 1380

Dindur 601977 970 983 1953 401 41 1511 378 1953

Rajur 601978 2826 2658 5484 1273 361 3850 972 5484

Purthageri 601979 352 322 674 128 23 523 129 674

Goudageri 601980 291 266 557 225 26 306 104 557

Gogeri 601981 1612 1458 3070 157 2 2911 568 3070

Nagarashikoppa 601982 626 634 1260 580 265 415 203 1260

Matarangi 601983 448 434 882 153 33 696 148 882

Chilzeri 601984 431 446 877 251 2 624 180 877

Kodaganur 601985 555 568 1123 259 112 752 242 1123

Veerapur 601986 366 332 698 106 101 491 140 698

Rampur 601987 711 691 1402 183 26 1193 257 1402

Hirekoppa 601988 422 399 821 147 1 673 162 821

Total 96504 95259 0 191763 0 28713 0 12976 0 150074 38801 191763

109

1.2 Demography



Name of the Block: Shirahatti

Name

of the

Gram

Panchy

at

Name of Villages

Covered

Code of

Villages

Covered


Male Female

Total

No. of

Memb

ers

No. of

Memb

ers

No. of

Memb

ers

No. of

House

hold

No. of

Membe

rs

Madhalli 602053 1273 1225 2498 261 80 2157 565 2498

Yattinahalli 602054 789 780 1569 296 30 1243 328 1569

Yalavatti 602055 2389 2342 4731 668 407 3656 1006 4731

Holalapur 602056 262 263 525 1 0 524 107 525

Magadi 602057 2399 2267 4666 570 140 3956 1060 4666

Gojanur 602058 1779 1738 3517 363 507 2647 754 3517

Desai Ban 602059 27 21 48 12 0 36 10 48

Lakshmeshwar (Hireban)

(Rural) 602060 423 393 816 211 187 418 174 816

Ramageri 602061 1479 1393 2872 550 427 1895 619 2872

Hulgeriban 602062 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Akkigund 602063 816 741 1557 1022 124 411 315 1557

Shettikeri 602064 370 371 741 373 17 351 158 741

Kundralli 602065 1298 1318 2616 1259 76 1281 533 2616

Battur 602066 1104 1086 2190 353 80 1757 493 2190

Bastiban 602067 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Pethaban 602068 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Adarakatti 602069 1223 1143 2366 399 181 1786 503 2366

Kondikoppa 602070 107 119 226 83 141 2 48 226

Futagao Badni 602071 1625 1552 3177 229 141 2807 685 3177

110

Sankadal 602072 276 260 536 78 1 457 117 536

Nadigatti 602073 458 447 905 425 102 378 149 905

Adrahalli 602074 1574 1494 3068 2716 40 312 577 3068

Sogiwal 602075 268 226 494 31 2 461 96 494

Hire Mallapur 602076 146 112 258 3 0 255 45 258

Haradagatti 602077 780 760 1540 1415 7 118 251 1540

Ullatti 602078 307 268 575 367 53 155 98 575

Wadeyar Mallapur 602079 352 313 665 24 388 253 156 665

Gulaganjikoppa 602080 558 595 1153 49 0 1104 136 1153

Govanal 602081 677 676 1353 236 125 992 297 1353

Shigli 602082 5589 5570 11159 1250 577 9332 2367 11159

Shyabala 602083 163 134 297 10 1 286 66 297

Doddur 602084 957 976 1933 1022 12 899 399 1933

Undenahalli 602085 615 620 1235 410 300 525 242 1235

Amarapur 602086 227 224 451 36 12 403 110 451

Hullur 602087 805 779 1584 71 6 1507 306 1584

Nelogal 602088 629 608 1237 640 190 407 258 1237

Suvarnagiri 602089 617 585 1202 1200 1 1 221 1202

Suranagi 602090 3415 3242 6657 1545 861 4251 1409 6657

Yallapur 602091 931 886 1817 732 48 1037 377 1817

Balehosur 602092 3167 2803 5970 1174 544 4252 1037 5970

Khanapur 602093 2 3 5 0 0 5 1 5

Parasapur 602094 563 541 1104 405 94 605 221 1104

Shirahatti (Rural) 602095 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Varavi 602096 419 411 830 95 39 696 202 830

Guddadapur 602097 279 233 512 424 0 88 94 512

Jalligeri 602098 980 931 1911 857 318 736 334 1911

Kadakol 602099 1818 1713 3531 507 425 2599 714 3531

111

Kusalapur 602100 352 327 679 9 48 622 136 679

Majjur 602101 603 588 1191 92 161 938 241 1191

Shivajinagar 602102 987 908 1895 1871 2 22 309 1895

Chabbi 602103 1550 1487 3037 1749 110 1178 637 3037

Tegginabhavanur 602104 257 245 502 24 53 425 97 502

Nave Bhavanur 602105 208 204 412 15 293 104 79 412

Machenahalli 602106 1101 1144 2245 87 399 1759 458 2245

Ranatur 602107 1287 1215 2502 356 11 2135 534 2502

Devihal 602108 1299 1203 2502 837 1 1664 473 2502

Bellatti 602109 3517 3482 6999 1972 189 4838 1509 6999

Sugnalli 602110 1020 930 1950 84 268 1598 425 1950

Hadagali 602111 252 258 510 4 120 386 120 510

Bhavanur 602112 345 325 670 37 529 104 136 670

Bannikoppa 602113 1931 1878 3809 375 468 2966 844 3809

Narayanapura 602114 551 580 1131 61 74 996 253 1131

Chikkasavanur 602115 395 389 784 95 128 561 161 784

Budihal 602116 586 533 1119 350 123 646 220 1119

Kokkargundi 602117 450 434 884 109 75 700 220 884

Konchigeri 602118 1128 1048 2176 262 303 1611 474 2176

Hosur 602119 603 564 1167 78 233 856 265 1167

Tarikoppa 602120 559 523 1082 170 47 865 217 1082

Kerihalli 602121 331 287 618 7 79 532 133 618

Sevanagar 602122 947 972 1919 1915 0 4 334 1919

Belaghatti 602123 567 532 1099 897 136 66 224 1099

Wadavi 602124 572 586 1158 218 306 634 257 1158

Alagilawad 602125 179 188 367 41 7 319 69 367

Govanakoppa 602126 565 508 1073 306 33 734 178 1073

Bijjur 602127 526 485 1011 52 0 959 203 1011

112

Nagaramaduvu 602128 699 675 1374 75 44 1255 251 1374

Ankali 602129 276 249 525 146 41 338 103 525

Koganur 602130 818 784 1602 262 44 1296 330 1602

Tangod 602131 673 610 1283 178 49 1056 257 1283

Kanakawad 602132 463 460 923 96 38 789 160 923

Hebbal 602133 1733 1619 3352 446 307 2599 669 3352

Chavadal 602134 453 428 881 76 237 568 164 881

Tolali 602135 435 365 800 103 47 650 141 800

Itagi 602136 1748 1703 3451 770 665 2016 729 3451

Sasarwad 602137 560 519 1079 75 82 922 222 1079

Basapur 602138 2 3 5 0 0 5 1 5

Kallaganur 602139 219 223 442 14 135 293 93 442

Total 74682 71623 0 146305 0 36686 0 12569 0 97050 29964 146305

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2.1 Area wise, Crop wise Irrigation Status:



Area in hectares

Crop Type

Kharif Rabi Summer Total Horticulture &

Plantation Crops

Irri

gated

Rain

fed Total

Irri

gated

Rain

fed Total

Irri

gated

Rain

fed Total

Irri

gated

Rain

fed Total

Irri

gated

Rain

fed Total

Agriculture Crops

A) Cereals 1000 0 1000 0 0 0 1100 0 1100 2100 0 2100 0 0 0

B) Coarse Cereals 30000 10508 40508 16261 81039 97300 200 0 200 21500 116508 138008 0 0 0

C) Pulses 0 74500 74500 19350 58350 77700 300 0 300 6500 146000 152500 0 0 0

D) Oil Seeds 18500 25250 43750 10200 21300 31500 13200 0 13200 21200 67250 88450 0 0 0

E) Fibre 24250 19250 43500 5500 44500 50000 0 0 0 9600 83900 93500 0 0 0

F) Any other crops 2700 0 2700 2200 0 2200 1600 0 1600 6500 0 6500 0 0 0

Total 76450 129508 205958 53511 205189 258700 16400 0 16400 67400 413658 481058 0 0 0

Horticulture Crops

A) Fruits 2771 500 3271

B) Vegtables 25931 13934 39865

C) Fglower 650 650

D) Plantation Crop 1900 1900

E) Medicinal &

Arromatic 180 400 580

F) Srices 10922 200 11122

Total 42354 15034 57388

Sericulture

250 0 250

GRANDTOTAL

110004 428692 538696

Source: Depatment of Agriculture, Agriculture Statistic of State, Agristat

114

2.2 Production and Productivity of major Crops



Area :Ha,Production :Tonnes,Productivity:Kh/ha,Sugarcane yieldTonnes/ha

Sl.

No. Crop

Kharif Rabi Summer Total

Area Product

ion

Product

ivity Area

Producti

on

Producti

vity Area

Produ

ction

Produc

tivity Area

Producti

on Productivity

1 Rice 1044 2594 2615 999 3405 3588 2043 5999 2936

2 Jowar 3985 6254 1652 58982 55753 995 62967 62007 985

3 Ragi 10 18 1942 10 18 1942

4 Maize 53717 146664 2819 1532 33 2082 115 375 3433 55364 147072 2656

5 Bajra 2420 1421 618 2420 1421 618

6 Wheat 16757 18068 1135 16757 18068 1135

7 Minor Millets 99 23 133 99 23 133

Cereals 61275 156974 2562 77271 73854 956 1114 3780 3393

13966

0 234608 1680

8 Redgram 1540 726 496 1540 726 496

9 Bllackgram 21 6 293 21 6 293

10 Horsegram 46 200 518 836 426 536 882 626 527

11 Greengram 57368 10246 188 57368 10246 188

12 Avare 9 8 895 2 2 805 11 10 909

13 Cowpea 332 106 337 5 2 386 701 211 317 1038 319 307

14 Bengaalgram 85005 54186 671 85005 54186 671

15 Other Pulses 70 14 195 70 14 195

Pulses 59386 11306 190 85848 54616 636 701 211 301

14593

5 66133 453

16 Groundnut 37259 29662 838 6174 6692 1141 43433 36354 837

17 Castor 3 2 640 3 2 640

18 Sesamum 366 262 753 366 262 753

19 Sunflower 7622 433 598 3368 17209 539 795 801 1061 11785 18443 732

115

20 Niger 319 84 267 319 84 267

21 Saffloer 2136 2045 1008 2136 2045 1008

22 Mustard 22 5 221 22 5 221

23 Linseed 115 36 328 115 36 328

Oilseeds 45591 30448 668 5619 19290 625 6969 7493 1075 58179 57231 984

24 Cotton 64795 198055 547 33366 65817 353 98161 263872 450

25 Sugarcane 1870 197191 111 1870 197191 111

26 Tobacco 5 4 754 5 4 754

Commercial crops 66670 395250 33366 65817 0 0

10003

6 461067

Grand Total 232922 593978 202104 213577 8784 11484

44381

0 819039

Source:Final Estimates,2014-15,DES.

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Annexure 1: Strategic Action plan for Irrigation in District under PMKSY:

Sl.No

Name of the

Block / Sub

District

Concerned

Ministry/Department Componet Activity

Total

Number

/Capacity

(Cum)

Command

Area /

Irrigation

Potentail (Ha)

Period of

Implementation

(5/7 yrs)

Estimated

cost (in

Crores)

1 RON MoWR PMKSY Major Irrigation

Malaphrabha Project

:ERM of Malaphrabha

Project ain canal from

Km114+00 to Km

141+430(Includ

Linning of main Canal

and Distibutories)

28706.4 1/2 Years 164.4

2 KNNL DIV-05

RON

AIBP Malaphrabha Project NILL

Executive Engineer,

KNNL MRBCC Division No.5, RON.

117

Annex 2: Strategic Action plan for Irrigation in District under PMKSY-Watershed

Sl.

No

Name of the

Blocks/Su b

Districts

Concerned

Ministry/Dep

artment

Component Activity Total Number/

Capacity(cum)

Command

Area/

Irrigation

Potential(Ha)

Period of

Implementation

5/7 yrs)

Estimated

cost(in

Lakhs Rs.)

DoLR-MoRD Newly Created

5 GDAG DoLR-MoRD PMKSY

Watershed

Farm Ponds 500 800 5 Yrs 300.00

Check Dams 70 210 5 Yrs 280.00

Nallah Bunds 30 150 5 Yrs 150.00

Perculation Tanks 50 50 5 Yrs 75.00

Other Ground Water

Recharge

50 50 5 Yrs 50.00

fishery ponds/cattle pond 80 240 5 Yrs 400.00

FIELD BUND 25000 5 Yrs 1500.00

SUB

TOTAL

25780 1500 0 2755

MUNDARA

GI

PMKSY

Watershed

Farm Ponds 600 900 5 Yrs 360.00

Check Dams 110 550 5 Yrs 550.00



Other Ground Water

Recharge

250 250 5 Yrs 250.00



SUB 26120 2570 0 3396

118

TOTAL

RON PMKSY

Watershed

Farm Ponds 1000 1500 5 Yrs 600.00

Check Dams 100 400 5 Yrs 490.00



Other Ground Water

Recharge

250 250 5 Yrs 250.00



SUB

TOTAL

41530 2930 0 4477

SHIRAHAT

TI

PMKSY

Watershed

Farm Ponds 500 750 5 Yrs 300.00

Check Dams 120 1250 5 Yrs 588.00



Other Ground Water

Recharge

100 150 5 Yrs 100.00



SUB

TOTAL

30940 3610 0 3634

TOTAL 124370 10610 0 14262

Renovation

GADAG PMKSY

Watershed

Farm Ponds 300 300 5 Yrs 90.00




Other Ground Water

Recharge

0 0 5 Yrs 0.00

119


SUB TOTAL 370 400 230.00

MUNDARA

GI

PMKSY

Watershed





Other Ground Water

Recharge

0 0 5 Yrs 0.00


SUB TOTAL 435 830 410.00

RON PMKSY

Watershed





Other Ground Water

Recharge

0 0 5 Yrs 0.00


SUB TOTAL 380 820 270.00

SHIRAHAT

TI

PMKSY

Watershed





Other Ground Water

Recharge

0 0 5 Yrs 0.00


SUB TOTAL 280 540 240.00

TOTAL 1465 2590 0 1150

120

Newly Created

6 GADAG Convergence

with

MGNREGA

Water Conservation 5000 0 5 yrs 420.00

Water Harvesting 105 600 5 yrs 262.50

Creation of Irrigation

canals and Drains:

Providing Infrastructure

for Irrigation

Land

Development

500 5 yrs 75.00

SUB TOTAL 5605 757.50

MUNDARA

GI

Convergence

with

MGNREGA




canals and Drains:


for Irrigation

Land

Development

500 5 yrs 75.00

SUB TOTAL 2600 493.00

RON Convergence

with

MGNREGA




canals and Drains:


for Irrigation

Land

Development

500 5 yrs 75.00

SUB TOTAL 6600 829.00

121

SHIRA-

HATTI

Convergence

with

MGNREGA




canals and Drains:


for Irrigation

Land

Development

500 5 yrs 75.00

SUB TOTAL

5095 690.50

TOTAL 19900 2770

Renovation

GADAG Convergence

with

MGNREGA

Renovation of water

bodies including

desilting:

20 100 5 yrs 100.00

Renovation &

Maintenance of Irrigation

Canals & Drains:

SUB TOTAL 20 100 100

MUNDARA

GI

Convergence

with

MGNREGA

Renovation of water

bodies including

desilting:

25 125 5 yrs 125.00

122

Renovation &


Canals & Drains:


RON Convergence

with

MGNREGA

Renovation of water

bodies including

desilting:

40 200 5 yrs 200.00

Renovation &


Canals & Drains:


SHIRAHAT

TI

Convergence

with

MGNREGA

Renovation of water

bodies including

desilting:

30 150 5 yrs 150.00

Renovation &


Canals & Drains:

SUB TOTAL 30 150 150.00

TOTAL 115 575 575.00

GRAND TOTAL

145850 13775 18757.00

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Annex 3: Strategic Action plan for Irrigation in Gadag District under PMKSY:Major Irrigation

Sl.No

Name of the

Block / Sub

District

Concerned Ministry/Dep

artment Component Activity

Total Number /Capacity (Cum)

Command Area /

Irrigation Potentail

(Ha)

Period of Implementation

(5/7 yrs)

Estimated cost (in Rs

Lakhs.)

Nargu

nd,

Ron

Block/

Gadag

District

MoWR AIBP Major Irrigation- Malprabha project

Malaprabha Right Bank Canal

Nargund Branch Canal

Distributaries.

8,9,10,11,12,14,15,16,17,18,19,19A,B,C,21,22D2

Sub-Distributaries.

232 30409.00 5/7 Years

1 PROVIDING C.C LINING TO NARAGUND

BRANCH CANAL FROM 17.69 TO 18.00 KM

98.46



196.53



185.28



178.61



182.24



184.08



181.18



190.88

9 PROVIDING C.C LINING TO NARAGUND 155.37

124

BRANCH CANAL FROM 25.00 TO 25.74KM

10 Reconstruction of SUPER PASSAGE @

Ch:17+496 of NBC

135.18

11 Reconstruction of ROAD BRIDGE @

Ch:14+100 of NBC

131.70

12 Reconstruction of drop cum CTC at chainage

Km No.27+040 of NBC.

45.00

13 Reconstruction of drop at chainage Km

No.27+350 of NBC.

25.00


No.27+445 of NBC

25.00


No.27+600 of NBC

25.00


No.28+025 of NBC

25.00


No.28+200 of NBC

25.00


Km No.28+420 of NBC.

45.00


No.29+145 of NBC

25.00


Km No.29+700 of NBC

45.00


No.30+030 of NBC

25.00


Km No.31+270 of NBC

45.00

23 Reconstruction of Road crossing bridge at

chainage Km No.32+200 of NBC

30.00


Km No.33+790 of NBC

45.00

25 Reconstruction of combined structure cum

drop at chainage Km No.37+465 of NBC

35.00

125


No.38+320 of NBC

25.00

27 Reconstruction of drop cum culvert at

chainage Km No.39+350 of NBC

40.00


No.39+500 of NBC

25.00

29 Providing C C lining 8th Block from Km

2.00 to 3.000 under NBC (INCLUDING

STRUCTURE)

71.96



STRUCTURE)

60.03



STRUCTURE)

54.07


5.00 to 5.826.000 under NBC (INCLUDING

STRUCTURE)

40.60



STRUCTURE)

72.98



STRUCTURE)

76.39



STRUCTURE)

68.86



STRUCTURE)

56.68



STRUCTURE)

68.22

126



STRUCTURE)

68.34



STRUCTURE)

65.11



STRUCTURE)

64.99



STRUCTURE)

61.61



STRUCTURE)

63.57



STRUCTURE)

85.94



STRUCTURE)

64.48



STRUCTURE)

41.95



STRUCTURE)

75.73



STRUCTURE)

90.23



STRUCTURE)

76.81

127



STRUCTURE)

67.90



STRUCTURE)

57.66



STRUCTURE)

38.47



STRUCTURE)

39.28



STRUCTURE)

40.94



STRUCTURE)

66.66



STRUCTURE)

28.19



STRUCTURE)

46.05



STRUCTURE)

42.48



STRUCTURE)

42.90



STRUCTURE)

46.37

128



STRUCTURE)

35.82



STRUCTURE)

34.82



STRUCTURE)

33.04



STRUCTURE)

27.95



STRUCTURE)

30.64



STRUCTURE)

27.91



STRUCTURE)

25.75



STRUCTURE)

37.28



STRUCTURE)

37.98



STRUCTURE)

41.81


2.00 to3.00 under NBC (INCLUDING

STRUCTURE)

41.17

129



STRUCTURE)

31.41



STRUCTURE)

34.42



STRUCTURE)

40.23



STRUCTURE)

19.99

75 Providing C C lining 19th Block from

Km0.00 to 3.00 under NBC (INCLUDING

STRUCTURE)

80.71

76 Providing C C lining 19Ath Block from Km


STRUCTURE)

89.40

77 Providing C C lining 19Bth Block from Km


STRUCTURE)

111.57

78 Providing C C lining 19-C th Block from Km


STRUCTURE)

56.44

79 Providing C C lining 21st Block from Km


STRUCTURE)

94.00

80 Providing C C lining 22nd D2 Block from

Km 1.00 to 2.00 under NBC

93.43

81 Modernization CC Lining for sub distributary

11L of D-6 under NBC ( 0 to 2 km)(including

structure)

111.11


11L of D-6 under NBC ( 2 to 3.5

82.35

130

km)(including structure)

83 ModernizationCC Lining for sub distributary

12R of D-6 under NBC ( 0 to 2 km)(including

structure)

109.71


12R of D-6 under NBC ( 2 to 3.75


95.45



structure)

131.22




107.03



structure)

104.90


14R of D-6 under NBC ( 2 to 3.1 km)

57.05


14R1 of D-6 under NBC ( 0 to 2.7


148.59




130.72




67.85


17L of D-6 under NBC ( 6 to 10


274.44




76.69

131



structure)

114.30



structure)

107.73



structure)

111.15




121.95




167.61



structure)

110.00




55.60




164.79



structure)

130.78




78.42




106.10

132




65.76




73.03

107 Modernization CC lining of 8th block sub

distributary 4R under NBC (including

structure)

53.80

108 ModernizationCC lining of 8th block sub

distributary 13Runder NBC (including

structure)

40.87


distributary 14Lunder NBC (including

structure)

63.14



structure)

6.17



structure)

6.23



structure)

79.94



structure)

90.23



structure)

81.16



structure)

60.15

133


distributary 4L from (0 to 3.261)under NBC

(including structure)

124.81


distributary 6R from (0 to 7.132)under NBC


279.47




77.12




58.27


distributary 18R from (0 to 1.219)

73.21


distributary 21R from (0 to 0.641)

19.73


distributary 24R from (0 to 2.230)under NBC


32.14


distributary Tail End LS(0 to 1.615)under

NBC (including structure)

40.87


distributary Tail End RS(0 to 2.225)under

NBC (including structure)

40.87


distributary 1L from (0 to 2)under NBC


94.92


distributary 2R from (0 to 2)under NBC


95.01


distributary 11A from (0 to 1.3)

38.54

134


distributary 2L from (0 to 4)under NBC


140.61


distributary 3R from (0 to 4)

140.29


distributary 5L under NBC (including

structure)

137.98



structure)

231.86



structure)

268.76



structure)

280.07



structure)

192.78



structure)

129.70

136 Modernization CC lining of 12-1R 0F 12th

block sub distributary (0 to 3.86)under NBC


267.63

137 Modernization CC lining of 12-1RA 0F 12th

block sub distributary (0 to 2.5)under NBC


162.03

138 Modernization CC lining of 0F 12th Tail End

block sub distributary and D-13 & Sub

distributary (0 to 2.5)under NBC


137.62

135

139 Modernization CC lining of 14-2L block from

km 3 to 4 under NBC(including structure)

55.20


km 4 to 5 under NBC(including structure)

57.72

141 Modernizationg CC lining of 14-2L block

from km 5 to 6 under NBC(including

structure)

47.79

142 Modernizationg CC lining of 14-2L block

from km 6 to 7 under NBC(including

structure)

47.53


km 7 to 7.494 under NBC(including

structure)

26.59

144 Modernization CC lining of Sub block 1 14-2L

block from km 0 to 1.6 under NBC(including

structure)

36.05


block from km 0 to 1 under NBC(including

structure)

33.94



structure)

38.82

147 Modernization CC lining of minor S/D 14-2L


structure)

138.24

148 ModernizationCC lining of Sub block 12 14-

2L block from km 0 to 1.27 under

NBC(including structure)

31.12

149 Modernization CC lining of Sub block 13 14-

2L block from km 0 to 2 under


58.96


2L block from km 0 to 3 under


89.28

136


2L block from km 0 to 1.2 under


30.29

152 Modernization CC lining of 14th 5R block sub

distributary under NBC from (3.2 to

4)(including structure)

36.37


distributary under NBC from (4 to


50.16


distributary under NBC from (5 to


38.20


distributary under NBC from (6 to 7)

40.00


distributary under NBC from (7.0 to

8.85)(including structure)

61.42

157 Modernization CC lining of 14th 5R-1&2

block sub distributary under NBC (0.00 to


74.22




129.22

159 Modernization CC lining of 14th 5R-8 block

sub distributary under NBC (0.00 to


125.15


block sub distributary under NBC (including

structure)

124.05


sub distributary under NBC (including

structure)

63.73

137

162 Modernization CC lining of 14th 5R-14R & L

block sub distributary under NBC(0.00 to


143.59

163 ModernizationCC lining of 14th 5R-15 block

sub distributary under NBC(0.00 to


42.46




59.87




63.23

166 Modernization CC lining of 14th 5R-18 & 19



43.21

167 Modernization CC lining of 1R sub

distributary 14th block under NBC (0.00 to


120.28




90.87

169 Modernization CC lining of 7L4 sub



38.53

170 ModernizationCC lining of 7L1 sub



34.74




77.55

172 Modernization CC lining of 7L2 sub



25.67

138

173 ModernizationCC lining of 7L3 sub



39.95




82.37

175 Modernization CC lining of 10L sub



66.23

176 Modernization CC lining of 11RA sub



41.99

177 Modernization CC lining of 11RBsub



34.62

178 Modernization CC lining of 12LRsub



94.18

179 Modernization CC lining of 1R S/D OF 15th

BLOCK FROM KM 0.00 TO 2.370 UNDER


79.74


BLOCK FROM KM 0.00 TO 1.030(including

structure)

21.78

181 ModernizationCC lining of 5R & 6RS/D OF

15th BLOCK FROM KM 0.00 TO 2.660 UNDER


66.80

182 Modernization CC lining of 6L S/D OF 15th

BLOCK FROM KM 0.00 TO 2.9UNDER NBC

117.75

183 Modernization CC lining of 7L & 8L S/D OF

15th BLOCK FROM KM 0.00 TO 3.60UNDER


105.55

139

184 Modernization CC lining of 7R& 8R S/D OF

15th BLOCK FROM KM 0.00 TO 2.430UNDER


74.87

185 ModernizationCC lining of 9L S/D OF 15th

BLOCK FROM KM 0.00 TO2.730UNDER


106.34


BLOCK FROM KM 0.00 TO 2.440 UNDER NBC

56.55




36.02

188 Modernization CC lining of 10R & 11R S/D

OF 15th BLOCK FROM KM 0.00 TO 4.950

UNDER NBC(including structure)

122.30




67.88




120.40


BLOCK FROM KM 0.00 TO 3.70UNDER


168.13

192 ModernizationCC lining of 13L S/D OF 15th



51.69




28.69




79.75

140




86.51




54.20




64.76




56.41




37.54




52.78

201 Modernization C.C Lining of 16th block

Subdistributory 1R from KM 0 to 2.0 under


61.88


Subdistributory 1L from KM 0 to 2.50 under


60.41

203 ModernizationC.C Lining of 16th block

Subdistributory 3R from KM 0 to 2 under


52.38


Subdistributory 4L from KM 0 to 1.5 under


30.45




21.29

141




76.80

207 ModernizationC.C Lining of 17th block

Subdistributory 3R from KM 0 to 2.250

under NBC(including structure)

57.10


Subdistributory 4R from KM 0.00 to 2.00


43.12



under NBC

55.19




27.27

211 ModernizationC.C LINING OF 19TH BLOCK

1L SUB DISTRIBUTORIES FROM KM 0 TO

0.85 UNDER NBC(including structure)

22.76

212 Modernization C.C LINING OF 19TH BLOCK

1R SUB DISTRIBUTORIES FROM KM 0 TO


15.19


1L SUB DISTRIBUTORIES FROM KM 0 TO 4


120.13


2R SUB DISTRIBUTORIES FROM KM 0 TO 4.5


131.56


3L SUB DISTRIBUTORIES FROM KM 0 TO 5


125.06


4R SUB DISTRIBUTORIES FROM KM 0 TO


63.76

142

217 ModernizationC.C LINING OF 21ST BLOCK 3L

SUB DISTRIBUTORIES 0 TO 3.300 KM


84.23

218 Modernization C.C LINING OF 21ST BLOCK

4L SUB DISTRIBUTORIES 0 TO 1.975 KM


52.30

219 Modernization C.C LINING OF 21ST BLOCK

5R SUB DISTRIBUTORIES 0 TO 2.210 KM


56.95

220 Modernization C.C LINING OF 22nd D-2

BLOCK 1R SUB DISTRIBUTORIES 0 TO 1.60

KM UNDER NBC(including structure)

57.87

221 Modernization C.C LINING OF 22nd D-2

BLOCK 1L SUB DISTRIBUTORIES 0 TO 2.200

KM UNDER NBC(including structure)

70.38

222 Modernization C.C LINING OF 23Rd BLOCK



63.80

223 ModernizationC.C LINING OF 23Rd BLOCK

2R SUB DISTRIBUTORIES 0 TO 11 KM


480.97




106.37




330.40




70.39




130.82

143




100.70




61.14




74.22




46.94




38.57

Total 15678.60

Say Total 156.78

crore

144

Annexure 4: Strategic Action Plan for Micro Irrigation in Gadag and Mundargi Taluks

Sl.No

Name of the

Blocks/Sub Districts

Concerned Ministry

Department Component Activity

Total Number/Capacity

(BCM)

Command Area/Irrigation Potential(Ha)

Period of Implementation

(5/7 yrs)

Estimated cost (in

Rs.Crores)

Singatalur Lift

irrigation project

MoWR Har Khet ko

Pani

Micro Irrigation

1 Gadag 0.1096 27055 5 years 1217.475

Mundaragi 0.1402 32342 5 years 1455.39

Grand Total 59397 2672.865

Documents

GOVERNMENT OF KARNATAKA - pmksy.gov.in · 1.1 District profile 12 1.2 Taluk wise population 13 1.3 Rural and urban population 14 1.4 Taluk wise house hold in Gadag district 15 1.5