Report on Scarcity Conditions in Maharashtra State due to less rainfall during June 2014

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1 Report on Scarcity Conditions in Maharashtra State due to less rainfall during June The rainfall condition was good during last year. Correspondingly, there was increase in Ground Water level. Based on the situation of rainfall & Ground Water level during last year, It has been predicted during this year that scarcity conditions will be observed in 2431 villages from 100 blocks. There are 9 measures which are proposed under Scarcity Action Plan through district Collectors. As on , out of 8634 borewell sites, the survey work is completed for 8121 sites and 4295 sites are found feasible for borewells. Out of this, 1786 borewells are drilled Hand pumps & 18 power pumps are installed on 1541 successful borewells. Works are in progress in other places & 264 private drilling rigs are available with Zilla Parishads. During last year, 5060 tankers were deployed in the month June As on 17 June 2014, 1393 tankers have been deployed in 1405 villages & 3436 habitations. 2. Ground water study for the month May 2014 : The study has been done in May 2014 regarding Ground Water levels. Accordingly, 2014 villages in 136 blocks have been identified for scarcity conditions. Sr. No. Category No.of Districts No. of Blocks No. of Villages 1 Less rainfall (> 20%) Less rainfall ( 0 to %) 3 Less rainfall Total Rainfall 2014 : In Maharashtra State, the rainfall is during $ months, June, July, August & September & it helps for improvement in Water Level. Hence, drinking water shortage is not observed. As per Survey of Agriculture Department, there is 21% to 52 % rainfall up to Comparing with Average Rainfall, the region wise % of rainfall is as below : Konkan Region : % Nashik Region % Pune Region % Aurangabad Region % Amravati Region 25.70% Nagpur Region %

2 Due to lesser rainfall the drinking water shortage will be observed during June 2014 in 136 blocks, where water level was depleted in May In other blocks also drinking water shortage will be observed to some extent. ( excluding Konkan & Nagpur Regions)

3 Sr. No. District Proposed Program Village Habitatio ns Bore well / Available Geologist GSDA ZP Priva te Vill. Statement Showing Bore well Survey under Scarcity Program as on No. of Bore well site Surveyed Hab. BW/Tu be Feasible Bore well Sites after Survey Vill. Hab. BW/Tu be Proforma B for No. of Bore well sites Submitted to The Collector Sanctioned Program by the Collector Vill. Hab. BW / No. of Bore well Drilled Vill. Hab. BW / No. of Succ essfu l Bore well BW / Deep Water Level BW / Installation of Hand Power pump Pump Govt Private Thane Raigad Ratnagiri Sindhdurg Kokan Region Total Nashik Dhule Supplementary Nandurbar Jalgaon Ahmednagar Nashik Region Pune Satara Sangli Solapur Kolhapur Pune Region Total Aurangabad Jalna Parbhani Hingoli Nanded Latur Osmanabad Beed A.Bad Region Total Amravati Akola Washim Available drilling Machines Remaini ng Program for Survey of BW/Tub e wells

4 26 Buldhana Yavatmal Amravati Region Nagpur Supplementary Wardha Bhandara Supplementary Chandrapur Gadchiroli Gondia Nagpur Region Grand Total

5 Statement Showing groundwater depletion observed in May 2014 i) Rainfall deficit > 20 % and Groundwater level depletion > 1 m S.N. District Taluka No.of villages having Groundwater level depletion > 3 m 2 to 3 m 1 to 2 m Total ( > 1 m) 1 AURANGABAD KHULDABAD BEED SHIRUR-KASAR KOLHAPUR HATKANANGALE KOLHAPUR RADHANAGARI OSMANABAD BHUM Total ii) Rainfall deficit 0 to 20 % and Groundwater level depletion > 1 m S.N. District Taluka No.of villages having Groundwater level depletion > 3 m 2 to 3 m 1 to 2 m Total ( > 1 m) 1 AHMEDNAGAR KOPARGAON AHMEDNAGAR NEVASA AHMEDNAGAR SANGAMNER AURANGABAD GANGAPUR AURANGABAD PAITHAN BEED ASHTI BEED GEORAI JALGAON JAMNER JALGAON RAVER JALNA BADNAPUR KOLHAPUR PANHALA KOLHAPUR SHIROL LATUR AUSA NANDED BILOLI NANDED NAIGAON NASHIK DEOLA NASHIK KALWAN NASHIK TRIMBAKESHWAR NASHIK YEVLA OSMANABAD KALAMB OSMANABAD OSMANABAD OSMANABAD PARANDA OSMANABAD TULJAPUR OSMANABAD UMARGA OSMANABAD WASHI PUNE VELHE SANGLI JAT SANGLI KAVATHE-MAHANKAL SATARA KARAD SATARA KOREGAON SATARA MAN SOLAPUR BARSHI SOLAPUR KARMALA SOLAPUR MOHOL THANE VIKRAMGAD Total

6 iii) No Rainfall deficit and Groundwater level depletion > 1 m S.N. District Taluka No.of villages having Groundwater level depletion > 3 m 2 to 3 m 1 to 2 m Total ( > 1 m) 1 AHMEDNAGAR AKOLE AHMEDNAGAR JAMKHED AHMEDNAGAR KARJAT AHMEDNAGAR NAGAR AHMEDNAGAR PARNER AHMEDNAGAR PATHARDI AHMEDNAGAR RAHATA AHMEDNAGAR RAHURI AHMEDNAGAR SHEVGAON AHMEDNAGAR SHRIRAMPUR AKOLA BALAPUR AKOLA TELHARA AMRAVATI CHANDUR BAZAR AMRAVATI MORSHI AURANGABAD AURANGABAD AURANGABAD FULAMBRI AURANGABAD KANNAD AURANGABAD VAIJAPUR BEED AMBEJOGAI BEED BEED BEED KAIJ BEED PARLI BEED PATODA BHANDARA MOHADI BHANDARA PAUNI BULDHANA JALGAON-JAMOD BULDHANA MALKAPUR BULDHANA SANGRAMPUR CHANDRAPUR BHADRAVATI CHANDRAPUR CHANDRAPUR DHULE DHULE DHULE SAKRI DHULE SHINDKHEDE DHULE SHIRPUR GONDIA TIRORA JALGAON AMALNER JALGAON BODWAD JALGAON CHALISGAON JALGAON CHOPDA JALGAON JALGAON JALGAON PAROLA JALGAON YAWAL JALNA AMBAD KOLHAPUR BAVDA LATUR LATUR NAGPUR HINGNA NAGPUR KAMPTEE NAGPUR KATOL NAGPUR MOUDA NAGPUR NAGPUR (RURAL) NANDED DHARMABAD NANDED LOHA NANDED MUDKHED

7 iii) No Rainfall deficit and Groundwater level depletion > 1 m S.N. District Taluka No.of villages having Groundwater level depletion > 3 m 2 to 3 m 1 to 2 m Total ( > 1 m) 54 NASHIK BAGLAN NASHIK CHANDVAD NASHIK DINDORI NASHIK IGATPURI NASHIK MALEGAON NASHIK NANDGAON NASHIK NASHIK NASHIK NIPHAD NASHIK SINNAR PARBHANI GANGAKHED PARBHANI JINTUR PARBHANI SELU PUNE AMBEGAON PUNE BARAMATI PUNE BHOR PUNE DAUND PUNE HAVELI PUNE INDAPUR PUNE JUNNAR PUNE KHED PUNE MAWAL PUNE MULSHI PUNE PUNE CITY PUNE PURANDHAR PUNE SHIRUR RAIGAD KARJAT RAIGAD PANVEL SANGLI ATPADI SATARA KHATAV SATARA PHALTAN SOLAPUR MADHA SOLAPUR MALSHIRAS SOLAPUR SANGOLE THANE BHIWANDI THANE DAHANU THANE MURBAD THANE PALGHAR THANE VADA WARDHA ASHTI WARDHA KARANJA WASHIM MALEGAON YAVATMAL MAHAGAON YAVATMAL WANI Total

8 Districtwise Rainfall as on (Rainfall in mm.) Sr. No. District Normal Rainfall Progressive upto % To Normal 1 Thane Raigad Ratnagiri Sindudurg Konkan Region Nashik Dhule Nandurbar Jalgaon Ahmednagar Nashik Region Pune Solapur Satara Sangli Kolhapur Pune Region Aurangabad Jalna Beed Latur Osmanabad Nanded Parbhani Hingoli Aurangabad Region Buldana Akola Washim Amravati Yavatmal Amravati Region Wardha Nagpur Bhandara Gondia Chandrapur Gadchiroli Nagpur Region ( Source - Agriculture Department, GoM)

9 Progress report on drinking water mitigation activities 2014 Annexure-II Name of the State : MAHARASHTRA Report as on : S. No. Activities Work planned as per contingency plan Work done in drought notified habitations/ areas Activity s Activity Work done in non-notified drought habitations/ areas s Activity 1 Total no. of habitations affected by drinking water scarcity No. of tube wells/bore wells deepened (A) Deepening (no. of wells) (B) Rejuvenation, repair, replacement of pumping machinery, augmentation of source, modification, ancillary work, etc. ( in nos.) (C) Rejuvenation/ repair of hand pumps (Nos.) No. of tube wells/ bore wells Bores/ s Bores/ s Bores/ s (A) Bore with hand pumps (B) Bore wells with mini power pump schemes (C) Deep tube wells (D) Construction of new wells No. of tankers deployed to transport drinking water Tanker Tanker Tanker 4 (A) Tanker supply (daily (B) Water transported daily (lakh liter) Transportation of water through train wagons (Vol. of water transported daily in lakh litre) No. of rakes/ vol. of water No. of rakes / Vol. of water No. of rakes/ Vol. of water i.) route and date of starting Total funds utilised for drinking water supply in rural areas with drought like situation. (Rs. in lakh)