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RIVER LINKING PROJECT INDIA

RIVER LINKING PROJECT INDIA. THIS PROJECT WILL IMPROVE THE INDIAN LIFE WHO IS LIVING IN VILLAGES INDIA IS AN AGRICULTURE COUNTRY AROUND 60%OF INDIANS ARE LIVING UNDER THE POVERTY LINE ( 0.5 USD PER DAY EARNING)

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RIVER LINKING PROJECT INDIA

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  1. RIVER LINKING PROJECT INDIA • THIS PROJECT WILL IMPROVE THE INDIAN LIFE WHO IS LIVING IN VILLAGES • INDIA IS AN AGRICULTURE COUNTRY • AROUND 60%OF INDIANS ARE LIVING UNDER THE POVERTY LINE ( 0.5 USD PER DAY EARNING) • AROUND 80% OF INDIANS ARE DEPENDED IN AGRICULTURE AND RELATED JOBS , BUT WE DON’T HAVE WATER FACILITIES IN INDIA • TO REDUCE FAMINE DEATHS

  2. WHY RIVER LINKLING PROJECT NEEDED IN INDIA • To improve the Indian Infrastructure • To avoid flood damages • To avoid food based deaths • To improve 70000 village human being life • To boost 20 years job opportunity to the construction crew in India • To improve the life standard of Indians • to build good nation • Basically India is an agriculture country 80% of Indians are directly and indirectly involved in Agriculture

  3. WHY RIVER LINKLING PROJECT NEEDED IN INDIA • 60% of the river water is wasted in sea during raining seasons in India • To avoid rain flood damages in India • Generally every year India spent more then 1500 cr for rectification of river water damages in Andra ,Karnataka, Orissa • To avoid drinking water problem in south India ( tamilnadu & karnataka, andra ) • Now Chennai become like desert, drinking water is processed by desalination plant think about in future days • To avoid agriculture water problem in south India • To reduce the poverty level, presently 60% of the Indians were living under the poverty line ( 0.5 USD per day salary ) • To promote Indian agriculture trade • To give more water to cultivate all dry areas in India • Basically India is an agriculture country 80% of Indians are directly and indirectly involved in Agriculture

  4. River linking project India and its benefits • Major benefits • Envisages diverting water from surplus river basins to water deficient areas • project would boost the annual average income of farmers from the present $40 per acre of land to over $500. • India's food production will increase from about 200m tones a year to 500m. • Create 35000 Mega watts in hydropower capacity • 35 million hectares will get newly irrigated and cultivated • More than 3 cores job newly created by doing agriculture • transferring water from surplus river basins to ease the water shortages in western and southern India

  5. River linking project India and its benefits • These will link 30 north-eastern rivers with rivers draining into south-western India. • This will eliminate the periodical problem of droughts and floods and provide both water and power security” • handle 178 km3 of inter-basin water transfer/per year • The estimated cost (in 2002) of interlinking rivers stands at Rs. 5,60,000 crores • mitigating the impacts of recurrent floods in eastern India • The project will build 30 links and approximately 3,000 storages to connect 37 Himalayan and Peninsular rivers to form a gigantic South Asian water grid. • The project is conceptualized in two distinct components. The Himalayan Component (HC), with 14 river links, The peninsular component has 16 river links

  6. River linking project India and its benefits • LINKS Identified in Peninsular Component • 1. Mahanadi (Manibhadra) - Godavari (Dowlaiswaram) • 2. Godavari (Inchampalii) - Krishna (Nagarjunasagar) • 3. Godavari (Inchampalii Low dam) - Krishna (Nagarjuna Tail Pond) • 4. Godavari (Polavaram) - Krishna (Vijayawada) • 5. Krishna (Almatti) - Pennar • 6. Krishna (Srisailam) - Pennar (Prodattur) • 7. Krishna (Nagarjunasagar) - Pennar (Sornasila) • 8. Pennar (Sornasila) - Cauvery (Grand Arnicut) • 9. Cauvery (Kattaiai) - Vaigai - Gundur • 10. Ken - Betwa - Link • 11. Parbati - Kalisindh - Chambal • 12. Par - Tapi Narmada • 13. Damanganga - Pinjal • 14. Bedti - Varda • 15. Netravati - Hemavati • 16. Pamba - Achankovil - Vappar

  7. River linking project India and its benefits • Links Identified in Himalayan Component • 1. Kosi - Mechi • 2. Kosi - Ghagra • 3. Gandak - Ganga • 4. Ghagra - Yamuna • 5. Sarda - Yamuna • 6. Yamuna - Rajasthan • 7. Rajasthan - Sabarmati • 8. Chunar - Sone barrage • 9. Sone dam - Southern tributaries of Ganga • 10. Brahmaputra - Ganga (Manas - Sankosh - Tista - Ganga • 11. Brahmaputra - Ganga (Jogigopa - Tista - Farakka) • 12. Farakka - Sunderbans • 13. Farakka - Damodar - Subarnrkha • 14. Subernarekha - Mahanadi

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