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District Irrigation Plan (Kargil District)

Under

Pardhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana

(PMKSY)

Deputy Commissioner / CEO

LAHDC, Kargil

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FOREWORD

The Kargil district is gateway to cold desert of Ladakh.

The rich agro climate particularly in summer has immense

potential for agricultural and allied activities on commercial

lines particularly vegetables .The topography and harsh

conditions limit the scope of agricultural growth .However,

the melting glaciers offer great scope for argumentation of

irrigation potential . The precipitation in the form of snow

accumulates in the glaciers during winter and the water flows

in summer.

The line Departments of Agriculture, Horticulture,

Irrigation, Forest, Command Area Development, Soil

Conservation, Rural Development and Watershed were asked

to prepare District Irrigation Plan (DIP) under Pardhan

Mantri Ktrsihi Sinchayee Yojana (PMKSY))

The painstaking efforts of all the District officers and

their supporting staff in the line departments deserves

commendation for preparing District Irrigation Plan

(Hassan Khan ) KAS

Deputy Commissioner /Chief Executive Officer

Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council (LAHDC)

Kargil

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Project Summary

Name of the

Organization and

Status

Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council Kargil ,

(Jammu and Kashmir)

Project Title District Irrigation Plan

Project Location Distt. Kargil (Jammu & Kashmir)

Project Context Development of Infrastructure/Capacity Building

Project Budget Rs 119576.75 lacs

Detailed Proposal

Project Background:

Title of the project Strengthening of Irrigation in Kargil

Project Location Distt. Kargil

Project Context

(Describing the situation

or problem the project

seeks to address)

Development of Infrastructure/Capacity Building

Organizational information:

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Chapter I

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Executive Summary

I. Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana

(PMKSY) -Introduction

PMKSY has been approved on 11th July 2015 by Govt. Of India for the

period of five years to ensure access to some means of protective irrigation

to all agricultural farms (Har Khet Ko Pani) in the country, to produce „per

drop more crop‟, thus bringing much desired rural prosperity. The

programme is an amalgamation of on-going schemes of Ministry of Water

Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation, Ministry of

Agriculture & Cooperation and Ministry of Rural Development.

Components of PMKSY

AIBP

Medium & Major Projects

National Projects

PMKSY (Har Khet ko Pani)

Surface Minor Irrigation

Command Area Distribution

Water Diversion System

Lift Irrigation, Ground water development

Traditional Water harvesting,

RRR of water bodies

PMKSY( Per drop More Crop)

On farm water management

Precision irrigation

Distt/State irrigation. Plan

Extension Activities

Coordination & Monitoring

PMKSY (Watershed)

Soil & Moisture Conservation

Rain water harvesting

Runoff Mgmt & Treatment

Livelihood support activities

Need for convergence

• Water Sources

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• Distribution

• Management

• For achieving the goal of bringing irrigation water to every farm, there

is need to converge all ongoing efforts and to bridge the gaps through

location specific interventions.

• Vision

Access to Irrigation to every farm (Har Khet ko Pani)

• Strategy

Increase gross irrigated area

Bridging the gap between irrigation potential & utilisation

Creating/Strengthening Water distribution network

Enhance water use efficiency & Management

Outcome

More crop per drop

Enhanced Farm productivity

Rural Prosperity

Focus: End to End Solution to Irrigation Supply Chain

Water Sources

• Rain water harvesting /Micro storage e.g. ponds/tanks.

• Community water tanks/check dams.

• Secondary storage structures

• Groundwater sources-Dug wells/Tube wells

• River lift irrigation

Cement Nala Bund,

Distribution

• Command Area Development

• Underground pipe conveyance system

Water Use Efficiency

• Drip & Sprinkler System;

• Cropping alignment, on-farm development

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SWOT Analysis

The role of SWOT analysis is to take the information from the concerned

agencies for the formation of Project and departments to make a viable time

bound implementation schedule so that the fixed targets are achieved in

full.

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Some of the highlights of strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats

are to be analyzed so that we are clear in our goal.

Strengths

• Suitable agro-climatic conditions for cultivation of cereal crops,

vegetable crops, fruit crops and rearing of animals etc.

• Largely light soils are to be cultivated.

• Soil fertility is good and be helpful in increasing the income of farmers

if irrigation is made available.

Weaknesses

• Rainfall with erratic distribution.

• Canal water available only for limited area.

• Soil health deteriorating due to erosion and runoff in sloppy fields

having less humus cover.

• Light textured soils have poor water and nutrients retention capacity.

• In cold desert areas moisture stress resulting in lower yields.

• Lack of water harvesting and management practices.

• Insufficient financial infrastructure.

Opportunities & Threats

Opportunities

• Horticulture plantation with less irrigation requirement in comparison to

Cereal crops

• Good scope for water conservation technology adoption.

• Good scope for adoption of micro irrigation system in horticultural and

vegetable crops.

• More areas can be brought under assured irrigation for floriculture,

vegetables and other allied sectors.

Threats

• Non judicious use of water leading to water bankruptcy supply.

• Lack of adoption of recommended technology e.g. drips irrigation,

sprinkle irrigation.

• Non- availability of green fodder leads to poor health of animals.

• Fragmented holdings.

Objectives

The main objectives of PMKSY are:

• Preparation of District level plan based on the plans to be prepared at

block level for irrigation i.e. (DIP).

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• Extend cultivable area under assured irrigation (Har Khet ko Panni).

• Integration of water sources, distribution and its efficient use, to make

best use of water through appropriate technologies and practices.

• To improve the measures to reduce wastage of water and increase

availability both in duration and extent.

• More crop per drop to enhance the adoption of precision irrigation and

other water saving technologies.

• Regeneration of ground water, arresting, runoff, integrated development

of rainfed areas using the watershed approach towards soil and water

conservation.

• Recharging of the ground water by appropriate technologies and

practices.

Exploration of private investment in irrigation

Vision

1. Creation of new water sources:

a. Repair, restoration and renovation of defunct water sources.

b. Construction of water harvesting structures, secondary and

micro storage.

c. Ground water development

d. Enhancing potential of traditional water bodies at village level.

2. Distribution network development of irrigation sources (both assured and

protective).

3. Promotion of Scientific moisture conservation and reduce runoff to

improve ground water recharge.

4. Promotion of underground piping system, drip and sprinklers and other

application devices.

5. Promotion of community irrigation through registered users groups / Farm

producer organizations / NGOs

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A brief history of Kargil

Kargil with a population of 1.40 lakhs is scattered over an area of 14,086

Sq. Km. It is situated at a distance of 205 KM from Srinagar towards Leh.

Kargil is called the land of Agas in the present day world. It is due to the

fact that Kargil is mostly inhabited by Shia Muslims and Agas are the

religious head and preachers.

The name Kargil is derived from two words Khar and rKil. Khar means castle

and rKil means center thus a place between castles as the place lay between

many kingdoms. In the views of many critics, the word Kargil has been

derived from the words Gar and Khil. Gar in local language mean „Any where‟

and Khil means a central place where people could stay. This has the support

of the fact that the place is equidistant from Srinagar, Skardo, Leh and

Padum with around 200 Kms. With the passage of time Khar rKil or Gar Khil

came to be known as Kargil. The present bureaucrat and historian Parvez

Dewan in his contribution to the book “Kargil Blunder” reveals that a pioneer

namely Kargeel cleared the forests in Poyen and Shilikchay area before

the advent of Thatha Khan to dwell in the area and later the place

assumed its name.

Gasho Tha Tha Khan is said to be the first renowned crusader who

established a dynasty in the area. Tha Tha Khan was a scion of the royal

family of Gilgit who captured Kargil in early 8th century. His dynasty ruled

the Sod area of Kargil in early period and later permanently settled in

Shakar Chiktan area where the dynasty is till in existence. Kacho‟s of Kargil

are believed to be the off-shoots of Tha Tha Khan. Purik Sulatan believed to

be a renowned builder of Kargil who established his domain in Suru area and

ruled from Karchay Khar near Sankoo. Kunchok Sherabtan of Fokar, Kalon of

Mulback and many Kachos, Sultans and Maqpons of Sod, Pashkum, Wakha,

Chiktan, Karchey ruled the area of Kargil and expanded their

principalities to be merged with the State of Jammu and Kashmir.

In ancient time, the major part of present Kargil was named as Purik. This

name has been given by the Tibetan scholars as the people living in this part

of the land have the features of Tibetans. Drass is inhabited by the people

of the Dard race and Zanskar has Ladakhi – Tibeto stock. The racial stocks

of Kargilis are Aryans, Dard, Tibetans and Mongoloids. Kargil is a place

where people of multi- ethnic, multi-languish, multi- cultural are living in.

The types of people are Brogpas, Baltis, Purik, Shinas and Ladakhi. The

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languages spoken are Shina, Balti, Purig , Ladakhi ec. As the Balti and Shina

languages are written in Urdu script, Urdu is common in the area.

Islam came to Kargil in 15th century. Mir Shams-ud-Din Iraqi, a scholar of

Shia school of central Asia visited Baltistan and Kargil with his missionaries

to preach Islam. The chief of Baltistan embraced Islam first and it was

later followed by the Chiefs of Kargil. Prior to Mir Shams-ud-Din Iraqi

Khawaja Noorbaksh visited Kargil and done a lot of Islamic preaching. Thus

Buddhism remained sequeezed in Kargil to the places like Sapi, Phokar,

Mulback, Wakha Bodh-Kharboo areas a Darchik Garkon and Zanskar.

Kargil became a separate district in the Ladakh region during the year 1979

when it was bifurcated from the erstwhile Leh district.

Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council Kargil was commissioned in

July 2003 in the district. The Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council

has 30 Councilors out of which 26 Councilors are elected while the remaining

4 are nominated. Kargil district is consisting of fifteen administrative

Blocks.

Geography of the district

Ladakh is a part of Jammu & Kashmir State situated in North of India

consisting of two districts Leh and Kargil. It is a mountainous desert. This

region is separated from the rest of the State by high mountains which are

crossed through passes at various points. The lowest pass to Ladakh is Zojila

which is at 11,500'. It has an area of 14036 Sq. Km. It is situated between

30 to 35 degree North latitude and 75 to 77 degree East West longitude. It

is surrounded by Bandipora, Ganderbal and Kishtwar Districts in the South-

West, Leh District in the East, Himachal Pradesh in the South and Pakistan

in the North-West. The District is divided into four high level natural

Valleys namely the Suru Valley, the Drass Valley, the Indus Valley and the

Upper Sindh Valley of Kanji Nallah Valley.

Zojila and Fotulla passes situated at the height of 3567 and 4192 meters

above the sea level are called gateways for Kashmir Valley and Leh District

for entry in Kargil District. High peaks of Namikala and Penzila are called

the sky pillars of the District.

The whole District is of high rocky mountains, desert arid, snow bound

and devoid of natural vegetation. It occupies unique position because of its

high altitude area in the country which ranges from 8000 to 23000 ft. above

the sea level.

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The topography of the region is mountainous with little or no vegetation. The

mountains are of sedimentary rocks and are in process of disintegration due

to weathering. The terrain being hilly, available land for agriculture is

meager. The summer being short, only one crop of local grim or wheat is

grown.

The District Headquarter is situated at a distance of 205 Kms from

Srinagar and 230 Kms from Leh. Kargil district comprises of Kargil town and

127 inhabited villages and 2 un-inhabited villages.

The normal concept of a village as a contiguous and compact habitation does

not apply in Kargil district. Here a number of house holds have settled down

here and there depending upon land availability and irrigation facility. These

clusters are spread on large distant and in view of good number of Rivers,

etc.. The area of the district is mountainous with difficult terrain.

The climate and soil condition of the district

Ladakh lies on the rain shadow side of the Himalayan where dry monsoon

winds reaches Kargil after being robbed of its moisture in plains and the

Himalayan mountain. The district combines the condition of both arctic and

desert climate. Therefore Ladakh is often called “ COLD DESERT”. Rainfall

in the area is negligible. Heavy snowfall is experienced in winter. The average

snowfall is about 2 to 5 ft. in villages. In winter mercury drops to minus 48

degree Celsius at Drass (Kargil), which is the second coldest inhabited place

in the world after Siberia. The main features of the climate are :-

Wide diurnal and seasonal fluctuations in temperature with -40° C in

Winter and +35° C in Summer.

Precipitation is very low with annual precipitation of 10 cm mainly in

the form of snow

Soil is thin, sandy and porous

The entire area is partly or devoid of any natural vegetation

Irrigation is mainly through channels from the glacier-melted snow

The climate of the District is milder than that of Leh (Ladakh). The villages

situated on the banks of Indus and on the Sangham of Suru and Drass rivers

are very warm and fine. The snow falling happens to be quite heavy and

rainfall normal but it does not help in irrigating the fields. The crops are

subjected to irrigation. In Nutshell, the winter season of the District

experiences severe cold and temperature often goes down redundantly but

summer season remains dry and little hot.

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The soil of the District is sandy to loamy in nature and deficient in organic

matter and availability of phosphorus and potashes low and mixed with

stones and gravels . It is shallow in formation, weak friable and vulnerable to

all types of erosion. Fertility of the soil varies from place to place and

growing season is very short. The average rain fall at Kargil is 26 cms only.

The district has some deposits of chromed at Drass and around it. Copper is

also found in Lungnak valley, Zanskar and Tai-Suru. Besides, deposits like

lime stone, marble and building material are also existing. However, these

mineral resources are yet to be exploited.

About population and density of the district

In Kargil district the Schedule Tribes of Ladakh region constitute about

99% of the total population of the district. Thus the benefit of the plans in

the district squarely flow to the Schedule Tribes which is healthy sign and

can improve a lot for the schedule tribes in the district so as to bring them

at par with the other communities on a sound footing of equality.

The block wise population break up is given as under :- Blocks wise Population

Name of the Block Units No of

Panchayats

Census

2001

Census 2011

1-2. Kargil-Soudh Souls 22 40718 41512

3-4. Drass-Bhimbat Souls 20 11662 21988

5. Shakar-Chiktan Souls 11 9606 11233

6-8. Shargole-Pashkum-

Lotsum

Souls 15 10893 11728

9-10. Sankoo-Barsoo Souls 14 16198 17735

11 G. M. Pore Souls 5 9716 12754

12 Tai-Suru Souls 17 8345 10059

13-14 Padum- Karsha Souls 18 10090 11653

15. Lungnak Souls 7 2079 2140

Total 95 119307 140802

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Demographic Features

Population as per 2011

Census

1,40,802

Decennial Growth Rate

(2001-2011)

18.01 %

Breakup of Population

Census 2011

Male 77785

Female 63017

Rural and Urban

breakup of Population

Census 2011

Rural 124464

Urban 16338

Schedule Tribe

Population Census 2011

1,22,336

Sex Ratio 810 per 1000

DISTRICT KARGIL AT A GLANCE

S. No Item Unit Reference

Period

Magnitude

1 Geographical Area Sq. Kms. 2011 14036.00

2 No. of villages

a) Inhabited Nos. 2011 127.00

b) Un-inhabited Nos. 2011 3.00

Total 130.00

15 Agriculture

a) Reporting Area Hectares 2011-12 19437.00

b) Area under Forest Hectares 2011-12 64.00

c) Cultivable waste land Hectares 2011-12 7983.00

d) Net Area Sown Hectares 2011-12 11454.00

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Biomass and Livestock of District KARGIL

Small Animals Large Animals

Equine

Poultry (No.) Goats

(Nos.) Sheep (Nos.)

Indigenous

Cow (Nos.)

Hybrid Cow

(Nos.)

Yak and its

Hybrids

Hybrid

Buffalo

(Nos.)

65414 118011 192384 13751 26105 16608 Nil 7951

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LAND USE PATTERN OF DISTRICT KARGIL

No. of the

Gram

Panchayat

No. of

Villages

Total

Geographical Area

Area under Agriculture (in Ha.)

Area

under

Forest

(in Ha.)

Area

under

Waste

land

(in Ha.)

Area under

Other Uses

(in Ha.) Total

Cultivable

area

Net

Sown

Area

Area Sown

more than

once

Cropping

Intensity

%

95 129 14036 sq.kms 19459 11454 1500.35 113% 64 3576 1176

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Chapter II

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District Water Profile

BLOCK WISE EXISTING IRRIGATION STATUS Before DIP Project

IN DISTT.KARGIL

S.no. Name of the Block Total (Area in Ha.)

Total Irrigated Rainfed

1 Kargil 1400.95 0.0 1400.95

2 Soudh

3 Drass 2390 0.0 2390

4 Bhimbat

5 Shakar- Chiktan 814.15 0.0 814.15

6 Shargole

1475.3 0.0 1475.3 7 Lotsums

8 Pashkum

9 TSG

1991.1 0.0 1991.1 10 Sankoo

11 Barsoo

12 Taisuru 1139.6 0.0 1139.6

13 Zanskar

2243.05 0.0 2243.05 14 Lungnaq

15 Karsha

G.Total: 11454.15

11454.15

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BLOCK WISE EXISTING IRRIGATION STATUS AFTER DIP Project

IN DISTT.KARGIL

S. no Name of the Block

Existing Net

Irrigated area

(in ha)

Net irrigated area

creation under

Project (in ha)

Total net

irrigated area

after completion

of project (in

ha)

1 Kargil 1400.95 2235 3635.95

2 Drass 2390 1380 3770

3 Shakar- Chiktan 814.15 902 1716.15

4 Shargole 1475.3 734 2209.3

5 TSG 0 321 321

6 Sankoo 1991.1 583 2574.1

7 Taisuru 1139.6

0(462 ha from ongoing

scheme) 1601.6

8 Zanskar 2243.05 710 2953.05

9 Lungnaq 0 80 80

10 G.Total: 11454.15 7407 18861.15

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STATUS OF ALL CROP VARITIES AND THEIR CROPPING PATTERN BEFORE AND AFTER PROJECT

PMKSY IN RESPECT OF DISTRICT KARGIL (AREA IN HECTARES)

S.

no. Name of the crop

Existing

Irrigated

Existing

Un

irrigated

Total

Existing

Area

Irrigated

area after

project

proposal

Un irrigated

area after

project proposal

Total

proposed

area after

project

Season Kharif

1 Wheat 2099.8 - 2099.8 3599.8 - 3599.8

2 Barley 5356.44 - 5356.44 6556.44 - 6556.44

3 Fodder 2728.75 - 2728.75 3428.95 - 3428.95

4 Pulses 910.95 - 910.95 3010.95 - 3010.95

5 Vegetables(all var.) 306.4 - 306.4 2116 - 2116

6 Others 51.81 - 51.81 149.21 - 149.21

Total 11454.15 - 11454.15 18861.35 - 18861.35

Horticultural crops(all

crops) 2395.00 - 2395.00

3595.00 - 3595.00

Gross Total:- 13849.15 - 13849.15 22456.35 - 22456.35

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CROP WATER REQUIREMENT (PRESENT LAND USE) OF DISTRICT KARGIL

S.

no

.

Crops Area Sown

(Ha)

Gross

Irrigated

area (Ha)

Crop

Water

Demand

(mm)

Water potential

required (BCM)

Existing water

Potential (BCM)

Water Potential to be created

(BCM)

1 Wheat 2099.8 2099.8 260 0.00545948 0.00545948 For additional expansion area only

2 Barley 5356.44 5356.44 260 0.013926744 0.013926744 For additional expansion area only

3 Fodder 2728.95 2728.95 500 0.01364475 0.01364475 For additional expansion area only

4 Pulses 910.95 910.95 67 0.0006103365 0.0006103365 For additional expansion area only

5 Vegetable

s

316.00 316.00 500 0.00158 0.00158 For additional expansion area only

6 Others 42.21 42.21 140 0.000059094 0.000059094 For additional expansion area only

7 Area sown

more than

once

1500 1500 500

0.0075 0.0075

For additional expansion area only

Sub total 12954.35 12954.35

0.0427804045 0.0427804045

8 Horticultu

ral

crops(all

crops)

2395.00 2395.00 600

0.01437 0.01437

Total 13849.35

+ 1500

more than

once

13849.35

+ 1500

more than

once

0,0571504045 0,0571504045 For additional expansion area only

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CROP WATER REQUIREMENT (PROPOSED LAND USE) OF DISTRICT KARGIL

S.no. Crops Area Sown

(Ha)

Gross

Irrigated

area (Ha)

Crop

Water

Demand

(mm)

Water potential

required (BCM)

Existing water

Potential (BCM)

Water Potential to be created

(BCM)

1 Wheat 3599.8 3599.8 260 0.00935948 0.00545948 0.0039

2 Barley 6556.44 6556.44 260 0.017046744 0.013926744 0.00312

3 Fodder 3428.95 3428.95 500 0.01714475 0.01364475 0.0035

4 Pulses 3010.95 3010.95 67 0.0020173365 0.0006103365 0.001407

5 Vegetables 2116 2116 500 0.01058 0.00158 0.009

6 Others 149.21 149.21 140 0.00208894 0.000059094 0.002029846

7 Area Sown

more than

once

4200 4200 500

0.021 0.0075 0.0135

Sub Total

0.0792372505 0.0427804045 0.036456846

8 Horticultural

crops(all

crops)

3595.00 3595.00 600

0.02157 0.01437 0.0072

Grand Total

22456.35+

4200 (more

than once

22456.35+

4200 (more

than once

0.1008072505

0,0571504045

0.043656846

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Chapter III

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AREA-WISE CLASSIFICATION OF CROPS

Particulars J&K State

(Area in lac Ha.)

Kargil

(Area in lac Ha.)

Wheat (Kharif) 2.7 0.020998

Barley (Kharif) 2.55 0.0535644

Pulses (Kharif) 0.583 0.0091095

Fodder (Kharif ) 0.642 0.0272875

Vegetables (Kharif 0.60 0.003064

Others (Kharif ) - 0.0005181

Net Area cropped 0.7 0.13849.15

Avg. Land holding size

(Hectares)

0.67 0.61

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MAJOR CROPPING PATTERN OF DISTRICT KARGIL

S.no. CROPPING PATTERN

1 Barley/ Wheat- Kangni /China (Millets)

2 Barley/ Wheat- Buck wheat

3 Oats/Barley-Turnip

4 Potato/Peas – Turnip

VEGETABLE CROPS

a Onion , Tomato, Cabbage,Cauliflower, Radish,Turnip,Carrot,Kale,Knol

Khol ,Lettuce,Swiss Chard,Beetroot ,Sweede Local ,Coriander,Garlic,

Cucumber,Pumpkin,Bottlegourd ,

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DIFFERENT SOURCES OF IRRIGATION IN DISTRICT KARGIL

Department wise before project

S. no.

Source of

Irrigation Name of Deptt. Net Irrigated

area (in ha.)

1 Canals Irrigation Division Kargil

10306.05

2 Canals Irrigation Division Zanskar

2243.05

3 Water bodies / Khuls

Rural Dev. Deptt. Kargil 1300.05

Total: 13849.15

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Status of Ground water availability

\

Status of District as per central ground water notification

Ground water BCM

Critical Semi-Critical Safe Draft Recharge Gap

Safe ( as per Central Ground Water Board , North Western Himlyan Region) Stage of Ground water Developemnt (%) 4.26 s

0.00138 0.03399 0.03261

• Critical level- 3000 gallons/hr • Semi Critical level-2500 gallons/hr • Safe level- 2000 gallons / hr • Draft- Gross Ground water draft for all uses • Recharge- Total Annual Ground water Recharge

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Water Requirement / Demand

WATER DEMAND OF THE DISTRICT FOR VARIOUS SECTORS

S.

no.

Name of the sector Water demand

during 2015

(in BCM )

Water demand

during 2020

( in BCM )

1 Agriculture 0.0427804045 0.0792372505

2 Horticulture 0.01437 0.02157

3

Livestock

A) Animal Husbandry 0.00006909749 0.0007606169

B) Sheep Husbandry 0.00147282427 0.00151742727

4 Domestic 0.00258055 0.0026864

5 Industries 0.000025594 0.0000462128

Total: 0.04692847026 0.08424790747

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Water Budget

No. of

Blocks

Existing water availability

(BCM)

Total (BCM) Water Demand (BCM) Water Gap (BCM)

Surface water Ground

water

Present Projected

(2020)

Present Projected (2020)

15 0.03519635269 0.02176 0.05695635 0.04692847026 0.08424790747 0.01002787974

(Surplus)

0.0272915574700 (Deficit)

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Strategic Action Plan for Irrigation in District under PMKSY

STRAGETIC ACTION PLAN FOR IRRIGATION OF DIFFERENT

DEPARTMENTS IN DISTRICT KARGIL

S. No. Name of the Deptt. Financial proposals (in lacs )

for five years

1 Irrigation Division Kargil 76429.20

2 Irrigation Division Zanskar 6669.08

3 Soil Conservation Forest 129.17

4 Development of Cultivable waste Land

Command Area Development

7008.70

5 Horticulture 1100.00

6 IWMP Kargil 10868.73

7 Agriculture 523.00

8 Command Area Development Kargil 4778.81

9 Divisional Forest Office, Kargil 161.61

10 Assistant Commissioner, (Development)

Kargil

8425.03

Total: 116093.93

Miscellaneous expenditure 3% of the

project cost

3482.82

Grand Total:- 119576.75

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COMPILED STRATEGIC ACTION PLAN FOR IRRIGATION IN DISTRICT

UNDER PMKSY

S.

No Concerned ministry Component

Estimated Cost

(in Rs.)

1 Ministry of water resources (MoWR) AIBP 83098.28

2 Ministry of water resources (MoWR) Har khet ko Paani 4778.81

3

Deptt. of Rural Development-Ministry

of rural development (DoRD-MoRD)

Convergence with

MNREGA 8425.03

PMKSY watershed 11160.11

4

Ministry of Agriculture & Famers

welfare-Deptt. of agriculture, Co-

operative and famerswelfare (MOA

&FW-DAC &FW)

Per drop more crop 8541.70

5 (MOA &FW-DAC &FW) Capacity Building 90.00

Total:-1-5 116093.93

Miscellaneous Expenditure 3482.82

G Total 119576.75

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INDIRECT BENEFITS OF THE PROJECT

Apart from the direct benefits, many indirect benefits of DIP under PMKSY

will lead to tremendous development in all the socio-economic aspects of the

region.

1) Direct employment opportunities for the agricultural labourers and for other

professionals in this sector and several job opportunities would become

available for the local people during the construction of the project.

2) living standards of the local farmers, in general, would improve because of

better yields from their fields and hence higher returns for their work.

3) Agro-based industries, dairy farms, poultry farms, marketing facilities for

the agricultural inputs like pesticides and fertilizers etc. are likely to come up

in the region, leading to general prosperity and economic up liftment of the

people of the towns and villages in the enroute area.

4) The ground water availability in the command area would get enhanced on

account of the increased recharge to the ground water since a part of the

water supplied for irrigation get percolated into the ground.

5) Infrastructural facilities would improve due to increased industrial and

marketing activity in the enroute region.

33

Benefit Cost Ratio 1. Total cost of the Project = Rs 119576.75 lacs

2. Project period = 5 years

3. Infrastructure Cost = Rs 83098.28 lacs

4. Interest on Infrastructure cost @ 10% for 5 years

= Rs 41549.14 lacs

5 Variable Cost (Agriculture+ Horticulture) = Rs 8684.729 lacs

6 Total Cost (4+5) = Rs 50233.869 lacs

7 Total Returns = Rs 113707.96 lacs

8 Net Returns = Rs 63474.09 lacs

Benefit Cost Ratio = 1.26 :1

Economic Rate of Return = 126%

District Irrigation Plan of District Kargil under Pradhan Mantri Krishi

Sinchayee Yojna is projected feasible and viable with Benefit Cost ratio of

1.26 : 1 after the completion of the project in proposed five years span

34

1 Wheat (Kharif) 3599.8 32 115193.6 2500 2879.84 36 129592.8 2000 2591.86 5471.70 30000 1079.94 4391.76

2 Barley

(Kharif)

6556.44 30 196693.2 2000 3933.864 35 229475.4 2000 4589.51 8523.37 30000 1966.932 6556.44

3 Pulses

(Kharif)

3428.95 12 41147.4 7000 2880.318 0 0 0 0.00 2880.32 20000 685.79 2194.53

4 Fodder (Kharif

)

3010.95 0 0 0 0 40 120438 2700 3251.83 3251.83 30000 903.285 2348.54

5 Vegetables

(Kharif

2116 250 529000 5500 29095 0 0 0 0.00 29095.00 40000 846.4 28248.60

6 Others (Kharif

)

149.21 10 1492.1 3200 47.7472 0 0 0 0.00 47.75 15000 22.3815 25.37

7 Area sown

more than

once

4200 250 1050000 5500 57750 0 0 0.00 57750.00 40000 1680 56070.00

8 Horticultural

crops (Dry

3595 6688.00 1500 5188.00

Total 26656.35 1933526.3 479506.2 113707.96 8684.729 105023.23

Cost Benefit after Project

Avarag

e Rate

Rs./Qtl

Total

producti

on of

fodder

Qt.

S.No Particulars Kargil

Area in

Ha.

Avg

Production

of

grains/fres

h veggies

(Qt)/ Ha

Total

Production

of

grains/vegg

ies (Qt)

Total

cost of

cultivati

on

Rs in

Lacs

Net Profit

Rs in Lacs

Total

Returns

from

grains

/veggies

Rs in Lac

Avg.

Produ

ction

of

Fodde

r (Qt)

Rate of

Fodder

Rs/Qtl

Total

Returns

from

fodder

Rs in

Lacs

Total Returs

from fodder and

grains Rs in

Lacs

Avg cost of

cultivation Rs

35

1 Wheat (Kharif) 2099.8 20 41996 1800 755.928 30 62994 1500 944.91 1700.84 30000 629.94 1070.90

2 Barley (Kharif) 5356.44 22 117841.68 1400 1649.78352 30 160693.2 1500 2410.40 4060.18 30000 1606.932 2453.25

3 Pulses (Kharif) 2728.95 8 21831.6 5000 1091.58 0 0 0 0.00 1091.58 20000 545.79 545.79

4 Fodder (Kharif ) 910.95 0 0 0 0 30 27328.5 2000 546.57 546.57 30000 273.285 273.29

5 Vegetables (Kharif 316 150 47400 3000 1422 0 0 0 0.00 1422.00 40000 126.4 1295.60

6 Others (Kharif ) 42.21 9 379.89 2500 9.49725 0 0 0 0.00 9.50 15000 6.3315 3.17

7 Area sown more

than once

1500

150 225000 3000 6750 - - - - 6750 40000 600 6150

Horticultural crops 2395

3400.9 820.3 2580.5

Total 15349.35 454449.17 251015.7 18981.57 4608.9785 14372.49

Cost Benefit before Project

Rate of

Fodder

Rs/Qtl

Avg Production

of grains/fresh

veggies (Qt)/ Ha

Avarage

Rate

Rs./Qtl

S.No Total Production

of

grains/veggies

(Qt)

Total

Returns

from grains

/veggies Rs

in Lac

Avg.

Production of

Fodder (Qt)

Particulars Kargil Area in

Ha.

Total

production

of fodder Qt.

Total

Returns

from fodder

Rs in Lacs

Total Returs

from fodder

and grains Rs in

Lacs

Avg cost of

cultivation

Rs

Total cost of

cultivation

Rs in Lacs

Net Profit

Rs in Lacs

46

CCA in Ha

Ist Year

(5%)

2nd Year

(25%)

3rd Year

(25%)

4th Year

(25%)

5th Year

(20%)

A) Kargil Block

1 Construction of irrigation

canal from Lankerchey

Sankoo to Goma Kargil 5000 2000

18000.00 900.00 4500.00 4500.00 4500.00 3600.00 18000.00

2 Development of Sheerbagh

and construction of

concrete bund along both

side of River suru at spots

upto steel garder bridge at

Poyen.

45 18

5500.00 275.00 1375.00 1375.00 1375.00 1100.00 5500.00

3 Chanigund irrigation canal

Kargil 5000 0

4200.00 210.00 1050.00 1050.00 1050.00 840.00 4200.00

4 Dhathang irrigation canal

5000 0

327.00 16.35 81.75 81.75 81.75 65.40 327.00

5 Latoo to Karkitchoo

irrigation canal 5000 0

1400.00 70.00 350.00 350.00 350.00 280.00 1400.00

6 Gongyour/ youkyour khul

Poyen 155 62

517.00 25.85 129.25 129.25 129.25 103.40 517.00

7 Percolation tank at

Shagaran Yourbatak.45 18

267.00 13.35 66.75 66.75 66.75 53.40 267.00

8 Construction/ Remodeling

Gongyour/ youkyour khul

Shilikchey 152.5 61

582.58 29.13 145.65 145.65 145.65 116.52 582.58

Construction of Gongyour

irrigation canal Baroo

Shagaran 190 76

694.18 34.71 173.55 173.55 173.55 138.84 694.18

5000 2235 31487.76

B) Drass Block 5000 0

1 Mushkoo to Smartthang


6500.00 325.00 1625.00 1625.00 1625.00 1300.00 6500.00

2 Construction of Terriace at

avalanches prone area of

kharboo village5000 0

355.00 17.75 88.75 88.75 88.75 71.00 355.00

3 Kharboo irrigation canal

700 280

995.00 49.75 248.75 248.75 248.75 199.00 995.00

5000 1380 7850.00

C) Shargole. 5000 0

1 Kapila to Akchamal

irrigation canal525 210

2600.00 130.00 650.00 650.00 650.00 520.00 2600.00

2 Reconst. Of Choskore

Wakha Canal 167.5 67

400.00 20.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 80.00 400.00

3 Balance work of Rong

Wakha irrigtion canal 917.5 367

550.00 27.50 137.50 137.50 137.50 110.00 550.00

4 Construction of Tumbur

khul Wakha 105 42

305.00 15.25 76.25 76.25 76.25 61.00 305.00

5 Construction Water

Reservoir tank at Naran

Karith 40 16

150.00 7.50 37.50 37.50 37.50 30.00 150.00


of Gonyour Youkyour khul

Tharumsa Pashkum80 32

250.00 12.50 62.50 62.50 62.50 50.00 250.00

1835 734 4255.00

D) Chiktan Block 0

1 Namlingthang irrigation

canal (Balance work/Ph-II) 1675 670

3800.00 190.00 950.00 950.00 950.00 760.00 3800.00

2 Const. of strengthening/

Raising of Shashi lake

Sandoo

5000 0350.00 17.50 87.50 87.50 87.50 70.00 350.00

3 Ladoo to Dargoo irrigation

canal 200 80

995.00 49.75 248.75 248.75 248.75 199.00 995.00

4 Remodeling of Skilma

zamindari khul Hagnis 165 66

250.00 12.50 62.50 62.50 62.50 50.00 250.00

5 Phosathang irrigation canal

(Phase - 2nd)215 86

385.00 19.25 96.25 96.25 96.25 77.00 385.00

5000 902 5780.00

E) TSG Block 5000 0

1 Killingthang irrigation canal

Tambis 802.5 321

1900.00 95.00 475.00 475.00 475.00 380.00 1900.00

2 Construction of wier at

kuru khul Trespone0 0

318.00 15.90 79.50 79.50 79.50 63.60 318.00

802.5 321 2218.00

F) Sankoo Block 5000 0

1 Karpokhar Sankoo


250.00 12.50 62.50 62.50 62.50 50.00 250.00


canal from Khandi to

Yarchoks

222.5 89

1800.00 90.00 450.00 450.00 450.00 360.00 1800.00

3 Construction of Linkber to

Gramating Barsoo

irrigation canal

1075 430

6000.00 300.00 1500.00 1500.00 1500.00 1200.00 6000.00

Total

Sankoo 1457.5

583 8050.00

G Total 6155 59640.76

DIP of Irrigation Sector under "Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana" (PMKSY) District Kargil (Year - wise) Irrigation Kargil

S.No Name of the Block

Concerne

d

Ministry/

Departme

Program

me

Compone

nt

Activity

Command

area

(in acres)

E.Cost of

Scheme in (Rs

in Lacs)

Budget Requirement (In Lakhs)G. Total (In

Lakhs)

MOW

R

AIBP

Min

or ir

rigat

ion

MOW

R

AIBP

Min

or ir

rigat

ion

48

CCA in Ha

Ist Year

(5%)

2nd Year

(25%)

3rd Year

(25%)

4th Year

(25%)

5th Year

(20%)

A) Kargil Block


canal from Lankerchey

Sankoo to Goma Kargil 5000 2000

18000.00 900.00 4500.00 4500.00 4500.00 3600.00 18000.00

2 Development of Sheerbagh

and construction of

concrete bund along both

side of River suru at spots

upto steel garder bridge at

Poyen.

45 18

5500.00 275.00 1375.00 1375.00 1375.00 1100.00 5500.00

3 Chanigund irrigation canal

Kargil 5000 0

4200.00 210.00 1050.00 1050.00 1050.00 840.00 4200.00

4 Dhathang irrigation canal

5000 0

327.00 16.35 81.75 81.75 81.75 65.40 327.00

5 Latoo to Karkitchoo


1400.00 70.00 350.00 350.00 350.00 280.00 1400.00

6 Gongyour/ youkyour khul

Poyen 155 62

517.00 25.85 129.25 129.25 129.25 103.40 517.00

7 Percolation tank at

Shagaran Yourbatak.45 18

267.00 13.35 66.75 66.75 66.75 53.40 267.00


Gongyour/ youkyour khul

Shilikchey 152.5 61

582.58 29.13 145.65 145.65 145.65 116.52 582.58

Construction of Gongyour

irrigation canal Baroo

Shagaran 190 76

694.18 34.71 173.55 173.55 173.55 138.84 694.18

5000 2235 31487.76

B) Drass Block 5000 0

1 Mushkoo to Smartthang


6500.00 325.00 1625.00 1625.00 1625.00 1300.00 6500.00

2 Construction of Terriace at

avalanches prone area of

kharboo village5000 0

355.00 17.75 88.75 88.75 88.75 71.00 355.00

3 Kharboo irrigation canal

700 280

995.00 49.75 248.75 248.75 248.75 199.00 995.00

5000 1380 7850.00

C) Shargole. 5000 0

1 Kapila to Akchamal

irrigation canal525 210

2600.00 130.00 650.00 650.00 650.00 520.00 2600.00

2 Reconst. Of Choskore

Wakha Canal 167.5 67

400.00 20.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 80.00 400.00

3 Balance work of Rong

Wakha irrigtion canal 917.5 367

550.00 27.50 137.50 137.50 137.50 110.00 550.00

4 Construction of Tumbur

khul Wakha 105 42

305.00 15.25 76.25 76.25 76.25 61.00 305.00

5 Construction Water

Reservoir tank at Naran

Karith 40 16

150.00 7.50 37.50 37.50 37.50 30.00 150.00


of Gonyour Youkyour khul

Tharumsa Pashkum80 32

250.00 12.50 62.50 62.50 62.50 50.00 250.00

1835 734 4255.00

D) Chiktan Block 0

1 Namlingthang irrigation

canal (Balance work/Ph-II) 1675 670

3800.00 190.00 950.00 950.00 950.00 760.00 3800.00

2 Const. of strengthening/

Raising of Shashi lake

Sandoo

5000 0350.00 17.50 87.50 87.50 87.50 70.00 350.00

3 Ladoo to Dargoo irrigation

canal 200 80

995.00 49.75 248.75 248.75 248.75 199.00 995.00

4 Remodeling of Skilma

zamindari khul Hagnis 165 66

250.00 12.50 62.50 62.50 62.50 50.00 250.00

5 Phosathang irrigation canal

(Phase - 2nd)215 86

385.00 19.25 96.25 96.25 96.25 77.00 385.00

5000 902 5780.00

E) TSG Block 5000 0

1 Killingthang irrigation canal

Tambis 802.5 321

1900.00 95.00 475.00 475.00 475.00 380.00 1900.00

2 Construction of wier at

kuru khul Trespone0 0

318.00 15.90 79.50 79.50 79.50 63.60 318.00

802.5 321 2218.00

F) Sankoo Block 5000 0

1 Karpokhar Sankoo


250.00 12.50 62.50 62.50 62.50 50.00 250.00


canal from Khandi to

Yarchoks

222.5 89

1800.00 90.00 450.00 450.00 450.00 360.00 1800.00

3 Construction of Linkber to

Gramating Barsoo

irrigation canal

1075 430

6000.00 300.00 1500.00 1500.00 1500.00 1200.00 6000.00

Total

Sankoo 1457.5

583 8050.00

G Total 6155 59640.76



Concerne

d

Ministry/

Departme

Program

me

Compone

nt

Activity

Command

area

(in acres)

E.Cost of

Scheme in (Rs

in Lacs)


Lakhs)

MOWR

AIBP

Mino

r irrig

ation

MOWR

AIBP

Mino

r irrig

ation

49

CCA in Ha

Ist Year

(5%)

2nd Year

(25%)

3rd Year

(25%)

4th Year

(25%)

5th Year

(20%)

A) Padum Block

1 Pishu Canal 400 2000 500.00 25.00 125.00 125.00 125.00 100.00 500.002 Dam Zangla 40 16 450.00 22.50 112.50 112.50 112.50 90.00 450.003 Sheela Chazar 678 271.2 2600.00 130.00 650.00 650.00 650.00 520.00 2600.004 Kumik Canal 45 18 570.00 28.50 142.50 142.50 142.50 114.00 570.005 Phey Canal 45 62 50.00 2.50 12.50 12.50 12.50 10.00 50.006 Haftal canal 24 18 260.00 13.00 65.00 65.00 65.00 52.00 260.00

Total Padum 1232 2385.2 4430.00 221.50 1107.50 1107.50 1107.50 886.00 4430.00

Lugnak Block

1 Skiing Canal 34 61 270.00 13.50 67.50 67.50 67.50 54.00 270.002 Itcher Canal 55 76 325.00 16.25 81.25 81.25 81.25 65.00 325.003 Surlay Canal 45 4907.4 260.00 13.00 65.00 65.00 65.00 52.00 260.00

B) Total Lugnak 134 5044.4 855.00 42.75 213.75 213.75 213.75 171.00 855.00

MO

WR

AIB

P

Min

or

irri

ga

tio

n


PWD Division Zanskar


Concerne

d

Ministry/

Departme

Program

me

Compone

nt

Activity

Command

area

(in acres)

E.Cost of

Scheme in (Rs

in Lacs)


Lakhs)

50

Ist Year

(5%)

2nd Year

(25%)

3rd Year

(25%)

4th Year

(25%)

5th Year

(20%)

I. Irrigation Department

1 Minor irrigation Scheme (ongoing) 10151.44 507.57 2537.86 2537.86 2537.86 2030.29 10151.44

2 Minor irrigation Scheme 59640.76 2982.04 14910.19 14910.19 14910.19 11928.15 59640.76

3 Lift irrigation Scheme 6637.00 331.85 1659.25 1659.25 1659.25 1327.40 6637.00

G. Total 76429.20 3821.46 19107.30 19107.30 19107.30 15285.84 76429.20

Year / Department wise District irrigation Plan under PMKSY District Kargil.

Irrigation and Flood Control Division PWD Ist Kargil.

S.No Name of the Department

Budget

Requirement

(In lakhs)


Lakhs)

51

Ist Year

(5%)

2nd Year

(25%)

3rd Year

(25%)

4th Year

(25%)

5th Year

(20%)

I. Irrigation Department

1 Minor irrigation Scheme (ongoing) 784.08 39.20 196.02 196.02 196.02 156.82 784.08

2 Minor irrigation Scheme 5285.00 264.25 1321.25 1321.25 1321.25 1057.00 5285.00

3 Lift irrigation Scheme 600.00 30.00 150.00 150.00 150.00 120.00 600.00

G. Total 6669.08 333.45 1667.27 1667.27 1667.27 1333.82 6669.08

Year / Department wise District irrigation Plan under PMKSY District Kargil.

Irrigation and Flood Control Division PWD Zanskar

S.No Name of the Department

Budget

Requirement

(In lakhs)


Lakhs)

52

S.

N

o

Name

of the

Block

Concerned

Ministry/

Department

Programme

ComponentActivity Location

CCA

(in

acres)

CCA in

Ha

Amou

nt (In

lakhs)1 Kargil MOWR Her Khet ko

Pani

Lift

irrigation

scheme

Lift irrigation scheme

Sodth Ph. II/III

870 300 2770


Kharol Kargil

25 40 115


Hardass thang

55 50 160

Lift irrigation Scheme

Gund Hardass

56 45 150


Dass, Pishu, Lankhore,

Abagrong.

300 200 1800


Latoo

88 35.2 280

1394 670.2 5275

2 Chiktan MOWR Her Khet ko

Pani

Lift

irrigation

scheme

Multi stage Lift irrigation

scheme Mangshandow

Shakar

270 120 1362

270 120 1362

1664 790.2 6637

3 Karsha

MOWR Her Khet ko

Pani

Lift

irrigation

scheme

Lift Irrigation Scheme

Karsha 120 130 600

120 130 600

Block Wise DIP Under "Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana" (PMKSY) District Kargil Irrigation Kargil

PWD Division No Ist Kargil.

53

S.

N

o

Name

of the

Block

Concerned

Ministry/

Department

Programme

ComponentActivity Location

CCA

(in

acres)

CCA in

Ha

Amou

nt (In

lakhs)1

Karsha

MOWR Her Khet ko

Pani

Lift

irrigation

scheme

Lift Irrigation Scheme

Karsha 120 130 600

120 130 600

Block Wise DIP Under "Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana" (PMKSY) District Kargil Irrigation Kargil

PWD Division Zanskar

54

CCA

Ha

Ist

Year

(5%)

2nd Year

(25%)

3rd

Year

(25%)

4th Year

(25%)

5th Year

(20%)

1

Parkachik

Khows

irrigation

canal

5584.00 2233.60 154 4829.59 3090.36 1739.23 86.96 434.81 434.81 434.81 347.85 1739.23

2

Lamoochan

Yulboo

irrigation

canal

695.00 278.00 25 663.40 430.36 233.04 11.65 58.26 58.26 58.26 46.61 233.04

3

Const. of

Lankerchey

Thuina

irrigation

canal

580.00 232.00 85 622.21 204.30 417.91 20.90 104.48 104.48 104.48 83.58 417.91

4

Const. of Grib

Choskorethan

g irrigation

canal

1650.00 660.00 48 1350.00 805.54 544.46 27.22 136.12 136.12 136.12 108.89 544.46

5

Construction

of Stakchey

Samrah

irrigation

canal.

1670.00 668.00 25 974.93 56.19 918.74 45.94 229.69 229.69 229.69 183.75 918.74

6

Construction

of Rama khul

Pargue

250.00 100.00 18 146.77 90.07 56.70 2.84 14.18 14.18 14.18 11.34 56.70

7

Construction

of Azoori to

Shahi Bagh

canal Drass

810.00 324.00 27 487.21 109.25 377.96 18.90 94.49 94.49 94.49 75.59 377.96

8

Constt. Of

Distributory

channel at

Khurbathang

Platue

800.00 320.00 40 403.59 168.43 235.16 11.76 58.79 58.79 58.79 47.03 235.16

9

Construction

of Shangshi

Maita

irrigation

canal

1111.50 444.60 22 673.74 98.66 575.08 28.75 143.77 143.77 143.77 115.02 575.08

13150.50 10151.44 5098.28

MO

WR

AIBP

Min

or ir

rigat

ion


PWD Division No Ist Kargil. (Ongoing Scheme)

S. NoName of the

Block

Concern

ed

Ministry

/

Programm

e

Componen

t

Activity

Command

area

(in acres)

Discha

rge

(in

cusecs

E.Cost of

Scheme

in (Rs in

Lacs)

Comm.

Expdt.

Up to

03/2016

Balance

Estt. Cost

up to

03/2016

Budget Requirement (In Lakhs)G. Total

(In Lakhs)

55

Department / Component District Wise District Irrigation Plan under PMKSY District Kargil

AIBP PMKSY (Her

Khet ko Pani)

PMKSY (Per

Drop More

Crop)

PMKSY

(Watershed)

MGNREGA

Rural Development Department Nil Nil Nil Nil 8425.03 8425.03

Proejct Officer,

Wage Employment (ACD) Kargil

Programme Component Budget

Requiremnt

(In Lakhs)

Name of the Department SR. No:

56

BLOCK WISE DIP OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT UNDER " Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Youjana (PMKSY) District Kargil

Sr. No: Name of the

Block

Concerned

Ministery /

Deparments

Component Activitiy Total No. /

Capacity

(cum)

Command

Area/

Irrigation

Potentional

(Ha)

Period of

Implement

s (5/7 Yrs)

Estimated Cost (Rs. In

Lacs)

1 KARGIL13 5 Yrs 36.97

2 SOUDH13 5 Yrs 36.97

3 DRASS6 5 Yrs 16.81

4 BHIMBAT6 5 Yrs 16.51

5 SHARGOLE 5 5 Yrs 13.87

6 PASHKUM2 5 Yrs 7.62

7 LOTSUM4 5 Yrs 8.29

8 SHAKER12 5 Yrs 30.59

9 TSG11 5 Yrs 30.46

10 SANKOO10 5 Yrs 27.34

11 BARSOO7 5 Yrs 18.12

12 TAISURU11 5 Yrs 27.58

13 ZANSKAR 8 5 Yrs 23.59

14 KARSHA7 5 Yrs 19.11

15 LUNGNAK 2 5 Yrs 7.98

119 0.00 0.00 321.80

Wat

er C

onse

rvat

ion

DoL

R-M

oRD

M G

N R

E G

A

57

1 KARGIL

20 177.80 5 Yrs 55.45

2 SOUDH

20 177.80 5 Yrs 55.45

3 DRASS

9 391.16 5 Yrs 25.21

4 BHIMBAT

9 391.16 5 Yrs 24.76

5 SHARGOLE

7 488.95 5 Yrs 20.81

6 PASHKUM

4 977.90 5 Yrs 11.44

7 LOTSUM

5 651.93 5 Yrs 12.44

8 SHAKER

18 195.58 5 Yrs 45.88

9 TSG

16 217.31 5 Yrs 45.69

10 SANKOO

14 244.48 5 Yrs 41.01

11 BARSOO

11 325.97 5 Yrs 27.18

12 TAISURU

16 217.31 5 Yrs 41.37

13 ZANSKAR

13 279.40 5 Yrs 35.39

14 KARSHA

11 325.97 5 Yrs 28.66

15 LUNGNAK

4 977.90 5 Yrs 11.96

Total 177 6040.62 0.00 482.70

Wa

ter

Ha

rves

tin

g

Do

LR

-Mo

RD

M G

N

R

E

G

A

59

1 KARGIL

76 1110.45 5 Yrs 485.33

2 SOUDH

76 1110.45 5 Yrs 485.33

3 DRASS

34 504.75 5 Yrs 220.61

4 BHIMBAT

34 504.75 5 Yrs 220.61

5 SHARGOLE

27 403.8 5 Yrs 176.48

6 PASHKUM

14 201.9 5 Yrs 88.24

7 LOTSUM

21 302.85 5 Yrs 132.36

8 SHAKER

69 1009.5 5 Yrs 441.21

9 TSG

62 908.55 5 Yrs 397.09

10 SANKOO

55 807.6 5 Yrs 352.97

11 BARSOO

41 605.7 5 Yrs 264.73

12 TAISURU

62 908.55 5 Yrs 397.09

13 ZANSKAR

48 706.65 5 Yrs 308.85

14 KARSHA

41 605.7 5 Yrs 264.73

15 LUNGNAK

14 201.9 5 Yrs 88.24

Total 673 9893.10 0.00 4323.86

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1 KARGIL

58 5 Yrs 208.00

2 SOUDH

58 5 Yrs 208.00

3 DRASS

27 5 Yrs 94.55

4 BHIMBAT

27 5 Yrs 94.55

5 SHARGOLE

21 5 Yrs 75.64

6 PASHKUM

11 5 Yrs 37.82

7 LOTSUM

16 5 Yrs 56.73

8 SHAKER

53 5 Yrs 189.09

9 TSG

48 5 Yrs 170.18

10 SANKOO

42 5 Yrs 151.27

11 BARSOO

32 5 Yrs 113.45

12 TAISURU

48 5 Yrs 170.18

13 ZANSKAR

37 5 Yrs 132.36

14 KARSHA

32 5 Yrs 113.45

15 LUNGNAK

11 5 Yrs 37.82

Total 519 1853.08

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CA (in Hac)

1 KARGIL

22 9.35 5 Yrs 102.79

2 SOUDH

22 9.35 5 Yrs 102.79

3 DRASS

10 4.25 5 Yrs 46.72

4 BHIMBAT

10 4.25 5 Yrs 46.72

5 SHARGOLE

8 3.4 5 Yrs 37.38

6 PASHKUM

4 1.7 5 Yrs 18.69

7 LOTSUM

6 2.55 5 Yrs 28.03

8 SHAKER

20 8.5 5 Yrs 93.45

9 TSG

18 7.65 5 Yrs 84.10

10 SANKOO

16 6.8 5 Yrs 74.76

11 BARSOO

12 5.1 5 Yrs 56.07

12 TAISURU

18 7.65 5 Yrs 84.10

13 ZANSKAR

14 5.95 5 Yrs 65.41

14 KARSHA

12 5.1 5 Yrs 56.07

15 LUNGNAK

4 1.7 5 Yrs 18.69

Total 199 83.30 0.00 915.78

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28 5 Yrs 41.47 2 SOUDH

28 5 Yrs 41.47 3 DRASS

13 5 Yrs 18.85 4 BHIMBAT

13 5 Yrs 18.85 5 SHARGOLE

10 5 Yrs 15.08 6 PASHKUM

5 5 Yrs 7.54 7 LOTSUM

8 5 Yrs 11.31 8 SHAKER

25 5 Yrs 37.70 9 TSG

23 5 Yrs 33.93 10 SANKOO

20 5 Yrs 30.16 11 BARSOO

15 5 Yrs 22.62 12 TAISURU

23 5 Yrs 33.93 13 ZANSKAR

18 5 Yrs 26.39 14 KARSHA

15 5 Yrs 22.62 15 LUNGNAK

5 5 Yrs 7.54

Total 246.96 0.00 0.00 369.47

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1 KARGIL

15 5 Yrs 17.77

2 SOUDH

15 5 Yrs 17.77

3 DRASS

7 5 Yrs 8.08

4 BHIMBAT

7 5 Yrs 8.08

5 SHARGOLE

5 5 Yrs 6.46

6 PASHKUM

3 5 Yrs 3.23

7 LOTSUM

4 5 Yrs 4.85

8 SHAKER

14 5 Yrs 16.16

9 TSG

12 5 Yrs 14.54

10 SANKOO

11 5 Yrs 12.93

11 BARSOO

8 5 Yrs 9.69

12 TAISURU

12 5 Yrs 14.54

13 ZANSKAR

9 5 Yrs 11.31

14 KARSHA

8 5 Yrs 9.69

15 LUNGNAK

3 5 Yrs 3.23

Total 132 0.00 0.00 158.34

G. Total 2067 16017.02 0.00 8425.03

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YEAR / DEPARTMENT WISE DISTRICT IRRIGATION PLAN UNDER PMKSY RURAL DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT (RDD)

DISTRICT KARGIL

1st Year (5%) 2nd Year (25%) 3rd Year (25%) 4th Year (25%) 5th Year (25%)

8425.03 421.25 2106.25 2106.25 2106.25 1685.00 8425.00

1 KARGIL 947.78 47.39 236.95 236.95 236.95 189.56 947.782 SOUDH 947.78 47.39 236.95 236.95 236.95 189.56 947.783 DRASS 430.82 21.54 107.70 107.70 107.70 86.16 430.824 BHIMBAT 430.07 21.50 107.52 107.52 107.52 86.01 430.075 SHARGOLE 345.73 17.29 86.43 86.43 86.43 69.15 345.736 PASHKUM 174.58 8.73 43.64 43.64 43.64 34.92 174.587 LOTSUM 254.01 12.70 63.50 63.50 63.50 50.80 254.018 SHAKER 854.07 42.70 213.52 213.52 213.52 170.81 854.079 TSG 775.99 38.80 194.00 194.00 194.00 155.20 775.99

10 SANKOO 690.44 34.52 172.61 172.61 172.61 138.09 690.4411 BARSOO 511.87 25.59 127.97 127.97 127.97 102.37 511.8712 TAISURU 768.80 38.44 192.20 192.20 192.20 153.76 768.8013 ZANSKAR 603.31 30.17 150.83 150.83 150.83 120.66 603.3114 KARSHA 514.33 25.72 128.58 128.58 128.58 102.87 514.3315 LUNGNAK 175.46 8.77 43.87 43.87 43.87 35.09 175.46

8425.03 421.25 2106.26 2106.26 2106.26 1685.01 8425.03

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Image 1

Suru River

86

Image 2

Confluence of Drass & Suru Rivers

87

Image 3

Zanskar River

88

Image 4

Indus River in Batalik

89

Image 5

Kargil Road Map

90

SOIL FERTILITY MAP OF DISTRICT KARGIL

91

Image 6

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