District Watershed Development Unit, Tonk IWMP-IV - Directorate of ...

Government of Rajasthan 

Deptt. of Watershed Development & Soil 

Conservation 

District Watershed Development Unit, 

Tonk 

IWMP-IV (Panwar-III) (2009-10) 

Block :- Deoli District :- Tonk Project Area :- 4429 ha. 

Project Cost :- Rs. 531.48 Lacs Convergence Cost :- Rs. 260.10 Lacs 

Total Cost :- Rs. 791.58 Lacs 

Macro/ Micro No.- 071113/3,4,6,7, G.P.- Panwar, Polyara, Chandli, Newaria 

Assistant Engineer Executive Engineer (L.R.) 

PIA IWMP-IV cum 

Panchayat Samiti, Deoli Project Manager, DWDU, Tonk

INDEX 

CHAPTER SUBJECT PAGE 

1. INTRODUCTION 5-22 

2. SOCIO ECONOMIC FEATURES, PROBLEMS 

AND SCOPE 

23-45 

3. PROPOSED DEVLOPEMENT PLAN 47-49 

4. ACTIVITY WISE 

COST 

TOTAL ABSTRACT OF 

59-65 

5. ANNUAL ACTION PLAN 51-57 

6. EXPECTED OUTCOME 67-69 

7. TECHNICAL DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES 

FOR PROPOSED ACTIVITIES 

8. ENCLOSURES 

73-212

MAJOR PROBLEMS AND REMEDIES 

Name of W/s – IWMP IV Scheme – IWMP P.S. – Deoli 

PROBLEM’S 

(1) EROSION 

A. Sheet 

B. Rill and Gully 

STEPS TAKEN TO OVER COME PROBLEMS IN PROJECT AREA 

(1) A. Engineering – Earthen bund with waste weir, water and silt 

Harvesting structure, Earthen check Dam, Farm ponds 

(2) B. Agronomic – Contour farmings summer ploughing, Inter 

cropping Demonstraction, cover crop demonstration etc. 

(2) Low Irrigation Potential To increase Water Use Efficiency , Drip and Sprinkler irrigation system 

will be introduced, Soil & Moisture Conservation activites taken in NRM 

will also be helpful to increase the potential. 

(3) Poor Quality of 

Drinking water and ground 

water for irrigation 

(4) Low productivity in 

agriculture production 

(5) Low density of 

horticulture plants and 

vegetable production 

(6) Lack of pasture land & 

poor productivity of 

pasture land, poor quality 

of fodder. 

(7) Low productivity of live 

stock 

For Drinking water, Installation of Tube well with water tank has been 

taken as prime activity in EPA. Defloridation plants will be converge 

with PHED. 

Inter Crop & Singal Crop Demonstration, Wormi Compost units & 

saline, alkly soil treatment provision is taken in DPR. 

Provision of Orchard demonstration, Vegetable kits distribution have 

been taken in DPR. 

Technological guidance taken from CSWRI Avikanager and activity has 

incorporated in DPR for developing good quality pastures, improved 

fodder demonstration activity is also taken. 

Animal health camps, prucurement of good quality Ram, Buck, Bulls 

from Reputated institution will be ensured and activity is taken in DPR, 

Vaccination, Artificialinsemination, Castration, activities are taken. 

Provision for training of cattle rearers and Dairy development is also 

taken. 

(8) Land less people Formation of Self Help Group, and capacity Building programmes are 

taken up in DPR and provision of off farm activities like repairing shops, 

Tailoring, groceryshops, are also taken to generate local employment. 

On Farm Activities – Bee keeping, raising of Nurseries, Wormi– 

composting, Dairing activities shall be converged with Deptt. of 

Horticulture & Deptt. of Industries.

(9) Hesitation in Adoption 

of New and Proven 

Technology 

(10) Widow, Singlewomen 

Divorce ladies aged 

people Handicapped 

people 

Provision of Exposure visits at various institutions, Demonstration of 

various proven technolgies have been teken in DPR. 

WDT social scientist shall be responsible for all the activites which are 

useful for upliftment of the socio-economic status of the deprived 

people who are helpless, Old age persons, Children & Women by 

guiding and providing the information of various schemes to them by 

liasoning with ICDS, Deptt of social welfare & DIC etc. Social scientist 

will also work for eradication of social evils and changing mind set of 

the rural people to adopt new technologies & innovations,

DPR 

CHAPTER – I INTROCUTION 

Location : 

IWMP IV Project is located in DEOLI Block, of TONK district. The project area is between 

the latitudes 25° 45' -25° 50' & 75° 25' -75° 31' longitudes. It is at a distance of 6 km from its 

Block head quarters and 50 Kms from the district head quarters. There are 8 no. of habitations in 

the Project area and other details are given below. 

General features of watershed 

S.No. Name of Project(as per GOI) IWMP IV 

(a) Name of Catchment PANWAR- III 

(b) Name of watershed area(local name) PANWAR 

© Project Area 4534 

(d) Net treatable Area 4429 

e) Cost of Project 531.48 

f) Cost/hectare 12000/- per Ha. 

g) Year of Sanction 2009-2010 

h) Watershed Code 071113/3,4,6,7 

i) No. of Gram Panchayats in project area 4 

j) No. of villages in project area 8 

k) Type of Project other 

l) Elevation (metres) 310-315 Mtr 

m) Major streams Dhandholi wala 

nala 

n) Slope range (%) 1 to 3% 

Name of Gram 

Panchayat 

Name of Villages Covered Census code of 

villages 

Macro/micro 

Panwar, Poliyara Panwar, Sirohi 02263100 700 

071113/03 

0226380 

Panwar, Poliyara Panwar, Bas Laxmana, Sirohi 02263100 1244 

071113/04 

02263600 

Poliyara, Chandli Sirohi, Chandli, Sardara 02664600 1318 

071113/06 

02664800 

Poliyara, Chandli, Poliyara, Sirohi, Chandli, 02664400 1202 

071113/07 Newaria 

Newaria 

The watershed falls in Agroclimatic Zone III A.The soil texture is Clay Loam The average rainfall 

is 55 cm . The temperatures in the area are in the range between 49° centigrade during summer 

and -1°c centigrade during winter. The major crops in the area are Bajra, Jowar, Til, Mustard, 

Area

Wheat 60% land is under cultivation,10% land fallow & 25% land is irrigated through wells & 

Ponds. 

403 No. of households are BPL( 27% households), 83 no. are landless households(5.6% 

households) and 664 household are small and marginal farmers(45%household). Average land 

holding in the area is 1-2 ha. 66.75% area is single cropped area and 32.16% is double cropped. 

The main source of irrigation is Wells & Tanks. The average annual rainfall (5 years) in the area is 

425 mm. The Major streams in the Watershed are Sardra wala nala, Dhandholi wala nala The 

major festivals in the village are Deewali, Holi At present these villages are having 7984 

population with Communities like Gujar, Meena, Raigar, Mali, & Dhakar. 

Climatic and Hydrological information 

1 Average Annual Rainfall(mm) 

Year Average Annual Rainfall(mm) 

1 2004 510 

2 2005 503 

3 2006 520 

4 2007 539 

5 2008 525 

6 2009 475 

7 2010 650 

2 Avg Monthly rainfall (last ten years) 

Month Rainfall(mm) 

i) June 25 

ii) July 175 

iii) August 175 

iv) September 25 

3 Maximum rainfall intensity (mm) 

Duration rainfall intensity(mm) 

i) 15 minute duration 25 

ii) 30 minute duration 40 

iii) 60 minute duration 70 

4 Temperatue (Degree C) 

Season Max Min 

i) Summer Season 49°C 30°C 

ii) Winter Season 30°C -1°C 

iii) Rainy Season 30-35 18-20°C 

5 Potential Evaporation Transpiration (PET) (mm/day) 

Season PET 

i) Summer 5mm /day 

ii) Winter 1mm/day 

iii) Rainy 0.2mm 

6 Runoff 

i) Peak Rate (cum/hr) 

ii) Total run off volume of rainy season (ha.m.) 2000HM 

iii) Time of return of maximum flood 5 years 10 years In-Year

iv)Periodicity of Drought in village area 2003 

2007 

Other Development Schemes in the project area 

S.No Scheme 

Name of 

the 

Key 

interventions 

under the 

department Scheme 

Targeted 

Beneficiaries 

1 BRGF PRI Community Inhabitants 

2 NREGS PRI NRM SC, ST, BPL 

3 NFSM Ag. Extn. Food Prodn. All 

4 NHM Horticulture Orchard All 

Details of infrastructure in the project areas 

Provisions 

under the 

Scheme 

Parameters Status 

(i) No. of villages connected to the main road by an allweather 

road 

08 

(ii) No. of villages provided with electricity 08 

(iii) No. of households without access to drinking water 820 

(iv) No. of educational institutions : (P) (S) (HS) (VI) 

Primary(P)/ Secondary(S)/ Higher Secondary(HS)/ 

vocational institution(VI) 

8 4 2 - 

(v) No. of villages with access to Primary Health Centre 4 

(vi) No. of villages with access to Veterinary Dispensary 3 

(vii) No. of villages with access to Post Office 2 

(viii) No. of villages with access to Banks - 

(ix) No. of villages with access to Markets/ mandis 8 

(x) No. of villages with access to Agro-industries - 

(xi) Total quantity of surplus milk 1500 Ltr. 

(xii) No. of milk collection centres (U) (S) (PA) (O) 

(e.g. Union(U)/ Society(S)/ Private agency(PA)/ 

others (O)) 

- - 4 - 

(xiii) No. of villages with access to Anganwadi Centre 8 

(xiv) Any other facilities with no. of villages (please 

specify) 

(xv) Nearest KVK Bansthali 

(xvi) cooperative society GSS 

(xvii) NGOs - - 

(xviii) Credit institutions - - 

(i) Bank - - 

(ii) Cooperative Society - - 

(xix) Agro Service Centre's - - 

Institutional arrangements (SLNA,DWDU,PIA,WDT,WC,Secretary) 

DWDU Details 

1 2 3 

S.No Particulars Details of DWDU

1. PM ,DWDU Sh. Sukh Lal Meena 

2. Address with contact no., website Zila Parished Tonk 

3. Telephone 01432-247594 

4. Fax 01432-247147 

5. E-mail dwdu.tonk@gmail.com 

PIA particulars 

1 2 3 

S.No Particulars Details of PIA 

6. Name of PIA Sh. Babu Lal Meena 

7. Designation Asst. Engineer 

8. Address with contact no., website Panchayat Samiti Deoli, District Tonk 

9. Telephone 01434-232006, 9887268023 

10. Fax 01434-232006 

11. E-mail iwmpdeoli@gmail.com 

WDT Particulars: 

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 

S. 

No 

Designation Name M/F Age Qualification 

1 WDT (Ag.) Sh. Sanjay 

Agarwal 

2 WDT (Eng.) Sh. L.N. Singhal M 60 Diploma in 

Civil Engg. 

3 WDT( SS) Smt. Pinki Sharma F 25 BA 

(Sociology) 

Experie 

nce in 

watersh 

ed(Yrs) 

Description 

of 

proffession 

al training 

Role/ 

Function 

M 33 BSc. (Ag.) 4 Year - Agriculture 

activities 

2Year - Engineering 

works. 

1 Year - Community 

Organizatio 

n works

S.N. 


WCs 

Date of 

Gram 

Sabha 

for WC 

1 Panwar 2.6.2010 

Details of Watershed SubCommittees (WC) 

Designation Name M/F SC/ST/OBC/General Landless/ 

MF/SF/ BF 

Name of UG/SHG 

Educational 

qualification 

Sirpanch Khanaram Meena M ST SF 10th 

President 

Secretary 

Member 

Ladulal/Asharam 

khatik 

Panmal/Baluram 

Verma 

Yadram/Baluram 

Verma 

Sudhindra/Tejmal 

Surana 

Balkishan/ 

Ramswaroop 

Gopal/Ruplala 

Suwalka 

Madhu/Jagnnatha 

Saini 

Dashrath/Madan 

Singh 

Nanhe Khan/ Kasam 

khan 

M SC MF NRM Activities in Agriculture Land 10th 

M SC MF MA 

M SC SF NRM Activities in Agriculture Land 8th 

M GEN SF NRM Activities in Agriculture Land B.A. 

M GEN SF NRM Activities in Agriculture Land B.sc. 

M OBC SF NRM Activities in Agriculture Land 8th 

M OBC SF NRM Activities in Agriculture Land Literate 

M GEN LL NRM Activities in Agriculture Land 10th 

M OBC MF NRM Activities in Agriculture Land 8th 

Balveer/Rajsingh M GEN SF NRM Activities in Agriculture Land 12th 

Saeed/Hasen Khan M OBC SF NRM Activities in Agriculture Land 8th

Harikanwar/dann 

singh 

F GEN SHG Gayatri 5th 

Santi //Mahaveer F GEN SHG Seeta Literate 

Durgalal/Ramdev 

Saini 

M OBC SF Agriculture Production 5th 

2 Chandli 2.6.2010 

Sirpanch Sita Devi Meena F ST SF 5th 

President Prabhu lal M OBC MF NRM Activities in Agriculture Land 10th 

Secretary Ramesh Regar M SC MF - B.A. 

Member Manbhar/Chitar F SC SHG Dairy Literate 

Rang lal/Sukha M OBC MF NRM Activities in Agriculture Land 8th 

Badri/Javana M OBC SF NRM Activities in Agriculture Land 5th 

Jagdish./Kana M OBC SF NRM Activities in Agriculture Land 5th 

Girdhari/Kishan M OBC SF NRM Activities in Agriculture Land 10th

Sukhlal/Badri M OBC MF NRM Activities in Agriculture Land 5th 

Prabhu/Bhura M SC MF NRM Activities in Agriculture Land 5th 

Kelaram/Gokul M OBC SF NRM Activities in Agriculture Land 8th 

Jakir/Makbul M OBC SF NRM Activities in Agriculture Land 8th 

Ramrai/Rampratap M GEN MF NRM Activities in Agriculture Land 10th 

Phoolchand/ 

Raghunath 

Rajveer/ Bhavani 

Singh 

M ST SF NRM Activities in Agriculture Land 10th 

M GEN SF NRM Activities in Agriculture Land B.A. 

Kanchan/Mathuralal F ST SHG Dev Narayan Literate

3 Niwariya 4.6.2010 

Jagdish/Sukhdev M OBC MF NRM Activities in Agriculture Land 10th 

Ramgopal/Devilal M ST MF NRM Activities in Agriculture Land 10th 

Durgalal/Chaganlal M ST SF Agriculture Production 5th 

Sarvan/Vijay singh M GEN SF Agriculture Production 12th 

Prabhu/Kishanlal M OBC SF NRM Activities in Agriculture Land 12th 

Sirpanch Mangi Devi F SC SF Literate 

President Mahaveer/Jagdish M OBC MF NRM Activities in Agriculture Land B.A. 

Secretary Shivraj/Raghunnatha 

singh 

Member 

Rajkumar/Kapoor 

Chand Jain 

M GEN MF B.A. 

M GEN MF NRM Activities in Agriculture Land 12th

Ramesh/Shankar lal 

Verma 

Ranjeet/Raghunath 

Meena 


M ST SF NRM Activities in Agriculture Land B.A. 

Prahlad/Ladu Meena M ST SF NRM Activities in Agriculture Land 8th 

Ghansi/Hajari 

Meena 

M ST MF NRM Activities in Agriculture Land 5th 

Kamla/Kishan lal F OBC SHG Ram Dev Literate 

Lad Bai/Banna 

Meena 

Kishanlal/Barda 

Balai 

Durga lal/Sugna 

Meena 

Pradhan/Devilal 

Meena 

F ST SHG Geeta Literate 



M ST MF Agriculture Production 10th

4 Polyada 6.3.2010 

Mishrilal/Ramkaran 

Bairwa 

Sokaran/Gangaram 

Meena 

M SC MF Agriculture Production 8th 


Sirpanch Shiv Kanwar F GEN SF 10th 

President Ram Lal Meena M ST MF NRM Activities in Agriculture Land 10th 

Secretary Satyanarayan 

Dhakar 

Member 

Shayar singh / 

Mohan singh 

M OBC MF B.A. 

M OBC SF NRM Activities in Agriculture Land 8th 

Pappu / Moti Dhakar M OBC SF NRM Activities in Agriculture Land B.A. 

Kalu / Madhu Khatik M SC SF Agriculture Production Literate 

Gulab/Mohan Mahur F OBC SF Agriculture Production 8th 

Parvati devi/ 

Shambu puri 

Durga lal / Harnath 

meena 

F OBC SHG SHG Literate 

M ST LL NRM Activities in Agriculture Land 10th

Narayan / Bhoja 

Meena 

Mohan / kalyan 

meena 

Kishan / Sukhdev 

meena 

Lodki /Lala Ram 

Meena 

Smt Santra / 

Bhanwar Lal Meena 




F ST SHG Mata ji 5th 

F ST SHG Dev narayan Literate

Problems and scope of improvement in the project area 

The socio economic conditions of the area can be improved through increased production which 

can be achieved through expansion in cultivated area and productivity enhancement. 56 ha. land 

is arable wasteland can be brought under cultivation. 

1107 ha is only irrigated and with efforts this can be increased to1250 Ha . The productivity gap of 

major crops in the area as compared with district and with areas in the same agro climatic zones 

indicate potential to increase the productivity. The demonstration of improved package of 

practices, improved varieties, increased irrigation facilities and soil conservation measures under 

the project can bridge this gap. Due to small land holdings in the area focus of the project would 

be on diversification in agriculture (horticulture, vegetables, Agro forestry, fodder crops)and 

diversification in Livelihoods(Agriculture, Animal husbandry, self employment) 

12000 Quintal fodder scarcity can be met out through Pasture development .Improved animal 

Husbandry practices can increase the productivity of livestock. 160 no of persons migrate due to 

Lack of season job this migration can be checked through creation of employment opportunities in 

the project area through increase in production and diversification in agriculture and Livelihoods as 

mentioned above.

CHAPTER – II 

Socio economic Features, Problems and Scope 

Table 2.1 Population & Household Details: 

Total Population 

Male Female Total SC ST 

4140 3844 7984 2376 1676 

Household Details 

BPL 

Small M. Total 

household L. Less Farmer Farmer household SC household ST household 

403 83 341 323 1470 475 335 

Table 2.2 Development indicators 

S. No. Development Indicators State Project 

Area 

1 Per capita income (Rs.) 16260 15260 

2 Poverty ratio 0.22 

3 Literacy (%) 0.604 0.55 

4 Sex Ratio 921 927 

5 infant mortality rate -- -- 

6 maternal mortality ratio -- -- 

The table indicates poor socio economic conditions. 

Table 2.3 Land Use 

Land Use Total area in Ha. 

Private Panchayat Government Community Total 

Agriculture Land 3678 - - - 3678 

Temporary fallow 100 - - - 100 

Permanent Fallow - - 20 - 20 

Cultivated Rainfed 2478 - - - 2478 

Cultivated irrigated 575 - - - 575 

Net Sown Area 2478 - - - 2478 

Net Area sown more than once 1194 - - - 1194 

Forest Land - - - - - 

Waste Land -- -- 56 -- 56 

Pastures -- -- 323 -- 323 

Others -- -- 200 -- 200 

Total -- -- -- -- 4534 

If some irrigation source can be provided through Construction of WHS like Khadin, Tanka, Farm 

ponds etc. and also through demonstration of rainfed varieties of crops. Construction of WHS can 

also increase in area under irrigation which is only 25%, 1107 ha. (13 % of the project area) is 

under wastelands and pasture can be brought under vegetative cover, with reasonable effort

.Activities like Earthen check dams, Pasture development V-ditches, WHS Afforestation of 

wastelands will be taken up on these lands 

Pasture development the land use table shows that there is 323 hectare pasture land 

(7.29%)This emphasizes the need for taking up pastureland development works through sowing of 

promising species of grasses and plantation 

Table 2.4 .a Agriculture and Horticulture status and fuel availability. 

Cropping Status 

S. Seas Crop 

Rain Fed Irrigated Total 

No. on sown 

1 Kharif 

Varieties Area 

(ha) 

Production 

(ton) 

Productivity 

(Kg/Ha) 

Varieties Area 

(ha) 

Production 

(ton) 

Productivi 

ty 

(Kg/Ha) 

Area 

(ha) 

Production 

(ton) 

Maize Local 215 300 1403 Local 40 66 1650 255 366 

Jowar Local 960 292 305 Local 10 4.5 450 970 296.50 

Bajra Pvt. Comp 787 544 692 Pvt. 

Comp 

15 12 790 559 556 

2 Rabi Mustard T-59 6922 1100 1194 T-59 600 834 1390 1522 1934 

Wheat Lok-1 106 308 2912 Lok-1 190 667 3510 296 975 

Gram Local 107 70 636 Local 10 7.5 750 117 7750 

3 Til Local 590 147 250 Local - - 590 147 

Table 2.4.b Abstract of cropped 

Area(ha) 

Area under Single crop 2478 

Area under Double crop 1194 

Area under Multiple crop 40 

The farmers are using Indigenous & varieties of Pvt. Companies Bajra, Musturd, Til whereas 

varieties like HHB-67, Pusa Jaikisan, TC-25 can increase the production of Bajra, Mustard, Till 

repectivily and RSG-44 can increase the yield of Gram. 

Crop Rotation**will vary from project to project 

Bajra - Wheat 

Bajra - Fallow 

Moong / TIL - Mustard 

Moong / TIL - Fallow 

Fallow - Tarameera / Mustard 

Til - Fallow 

The table 2.4 b shows that only 1194 ha is (32.16%) is double cropped area. Also the crop 

rotation shows that fallow lands are there. This indicates that there is scope for change in crop 

rotation in fields where there are fallow lands through Soil and Water conservation measures, crop 

demonstration and diversification in agriculture . 

Soil and Water conservation measures besides putting fallow lands under cultivation can 

change the area under single cropping to double and multiple cropping.

Table 2.4.c Productivity Gap Analysis (The table can also be given in bar chart form) 


the crop 

Average 

India 

(Kg/Ha) 

Average 

prod. In 

state 

(Kg/Ha) 

Project 

Area 

Bajra 886 828 850 

Maize 1912 1737 1700 

Moong - 421 550 

Wheat 2708 3185 3100 

Gram 845 697 650 

Mustard 1095 1356 1425 

Analysis of the above table indicate that there is wide gap in productivity between state and 

National average of maize , Gram, Bajra. 

The reasons for this variation are 

• The farmers are using varieties of Private companies of Bajra, Gram, Maize and other 

crops whereas the recommended varieties like HHB67 (Bajra), RSG 44 (Gram), Navjot 

(Maize) of Pusa Jai Kishan (Mustard). 

• Lack of Availability of good quality seeds of desired crop and variety inadequate quantities 

and time to the farmers. 

• Availability of water for cultivation is very less because average rainfall is very less compared 

to national averages. 

The productivity gap and reasons of it indicate potential to increase the productivity through 

crop demonstration .Crop demonstrations would be carried out on improved crops/ varieties, 

improved agronomic practices. INM, IPM, IWM inter cropping, distribution of fodder seed mini kit. 

Demonstration of improved methods and economics of fodder crops cultivation and also 

distribution foundation seeds of cereal Crops for further multiplication, introduction of fodder crops 

in the existing crop rotations.

Table 2.5 Existing area under horticulture/Vegetables/Floriculture (ha) 

Recommended 

Activity Area Species Varieties varieties Production 

Horticulture - - - - - 

Anwla 0.02 Chakaya -- NA-7 Chakaya 70-80 Kg. / Plant 

Nimbu 0.02 Desi, Local -- Kagzi, Baramasi 40-50 Kg /Plant 

Vegetables Carrot Privat comp. -- -- 

Radish -- II -- -- 

Spinach -- II -- -- 

Floriculture -- - -- -- - 

-- -- -- 

Medicinal 

-- - -- -- - 

Plants -- - -- -- - 

Table 2.6 Land holding Pattern in project area 

Total 

Land holding (ha) 

irrigation source wise Land holding (ha)Social group wise 

Type of Farmer Households Irrigated Rainfed Total General SC ST OBC BPL 

(i)Large farmer 110 300 700 1000 400 250 200 300 30 

(ii) Small 

600 300 300 400 40 

farmer 841 700 1200 1900 

(iii) Marginal 

140 100 150 250 130 

farmer 353 107 578 685 

(iv) Landless 

- - - - - 

person 83 - - - 

(V)No. of BPL 

- - - - - 

households 403 - - - 

Total 1387 1107 2478 3585 1140 650 650 950 200 

27.89%land holding belong to Large farmer, 53% land holdings belong to small and marginal 

farmers who own 19.10% of total cultivated area. Horticulture/vegetables could be more 

economical to Small and marginal farmers with irrigation source. For large farmers with irrigation 

facility Horticulture/vegetables will be promoted in a part of land with farm pond/Tanka 

construction. 

The following activities will be more beneficial for small land holdings and for diversification and 

income for large farmers 

Horticulture plantation ,Vegetable kit, Crop demonstration : As discussed earlier . 

Horticulture/vegetables could be more economical to Small and marginal farmers with irrigation 

source. 

Setting of Vermi Compost Units - Keeping in view the side effect of residues of chemicals and 

fertilizers on human health the emphasis would be on cultivation of organic produce through 

motivating farmers and providing assistance for production of organic input, vermi compost.

Production and distribution of quality seed – There is need to ensure that good quality seed is 

available for cultivators for which adequate seed production would be initiated in watershed areas 

with the assistance of private sector and agriculture department technologies 

Sprinklers - for efficient water management practices emphasis on demonstration of sprinklers 

with adequate financial support and convergence/private partnership. 

Innovative hitech/ export oriented activities: innovative hi-tech/ export oriented projects like 

floriculture, etc which are in negligible existence at present, can be implemented by individual 

farmers / private companies. 

Drip irrigation Drip irrigation will be promoted in all horticulture plantations, vegetables, green 

houses and in nurseries for rational use of irrigation higher yields and quality produce. 

Table 2.7 Livestock Status - animals/milk production / average yield. 

S.No 

. 

Description 

of animals 

1 Cows 

Population 

in No. 

Yield(milk/mutton/ 

Wool) 

(Lit / Day) 

Units 

Dry matter 

requirement 

per year 

(7Kg per 

animal.) 

Total 

requirement 

in M.T. 

Indigenous 130 1.5-2.00 -- 910 Kg. -- 

Hybrid 110 4-5 -- 770 -- 

2 Buffaloes 201 5.00-5.50 -- 1407 -- 

3 Goat 430 0.50-1.00 population /2 3010 -- 

4 Sheep 904 1.5-2.0 kg population /2 6328 -- 

5 Camel -- -- -- -- -- 

6 Poultry 120 60-70 NA 120 -- 

7 Piggery 65 -- NA 195 -- 

Total 1960 -- -- -- 127 Mt. 

In spite of the large number of livestock, production is less hence increase in productivity 

across all species, is a major challenge. To reduce production of unproductive cattle and 

improve the productivity by improving the breeds by breeding management following activities 

will be taken upCastration 

• Artificial insemination 

• Distribution of superior Breeding bulls for use in Cattle and Buffalo. 

• Breeding distribution crossbred rams, Buck. 

• Animals health camps green fodder demonstration.

Besides breed improvement other animal husbandry practices like better health, hygiene and 

feeding practices can increase productivity of livestock. Hence Activities like Animal health camps 

demonstration of improved methods of conservation and utilization of Forage crops are proposed. 

Table 2.8 Existing area under fodder (ha) 

S.No Item Unit Area/Quantity 

1 Existing Cultivable area under Fodder Ha 20 

2 Production of Green fodder Tonns/year - 

3 Production of Dry fodder Tonns/ Year 6000 

4 Area under Pastures Ha 

5 Production of fodder Tonns/year 

6 Existing area under Fuel wood Ha 105 

7 Supplementary feed Kgs/ day 450Kgs/Day 

8 Silage Pits No Nil 

9 Availability of fodder quintals 60000 

10 Deficiency of fodder Quintals 12000 

The table above shows there is fodder deficiency (Requirement is 7200 T. and 

availability 6000T.) 

To minimize the large and expanding gap between feed and fodder resource availability and 

demand there is need for 

• Increase in area under fodder crops 

• Increase in productivity of fodder crops 

• Development of pastures 

• And reduction in large number of livestock production through replacement by few but 

productive animals 

Table 2.9 Agriculture implements 

1 2 3 

S. No Implements Nos. 

1 Tractor 45 

2 Sprayers-manual/ power 160 

3 Cultivators/Harrows 40 

4 Seed drill 25 

5 Any Other -

Farm mechanization and seed banks : As discussed earlier 27.89% land holding belong to 

Large farmer, 53 % land holdings belong to small and marginal farmers who own only 19.10% 

of total cultivator so owning of big farm implements by individual farmers is not economical so 

SHG would be promoted to buy farm implements and rent to farmer 

Table 2.10 NREGA Status - No. of Card Holder, activities taken so far, employment 

status. 

Sr. Name of Total No .of Employment 

no. GP/ village job cards Status 

1 Panwar 1545 607 

2 Chandli 1675 517 

3 Polyada 861 428 

4 Newaria 1106 850 

Activity taken up so 

far 

Desilting of Nadies, 

WHS, Gravel Road 

etc.

Table 2.11 Migration Details 

Distance of 

Income from 

No. of No. of days 

destination of 

such 

persons per year of Major reason(s) for migration from Occupation occupation 

Name of village migrating migration 

migrating the village (km) during migration (Rs. in lakh) 

Bas Laxmana 5 60 Lack of Off Farm 160 to 510 km. Labour in cities - 

Panwar 25 45 activities, Small & 

-- -- -- 

Sirohi 20 40 fragmented Holdings, -- -- -- 

Polyada 

Ratanpura 

Sardara 

15 

25 

20 

35 

55 

50 

Rainfed Ag., Large 

Family size & Low 

Wages 

-- 

-- 

-- 

-- 

-- 

-- 

-- 

-- 

-- 

Jhupria 05 35 -- -- -- 

Newaria 45 50 -- -- -- 

The migration can be check by creation of employment opportunities ,enhancing farm level economy , increases the income of the people 

engaged in animal husbandry by dairy, poultry and marketing and value addition. (as discussed earlier) and diversification in livelihoods . 

The existing livelihoods Village are given below 

Table 2.12 (a)Major activities (On Farm) 

Name of activity No of House holds 

Average annual income from 

the 

cultivators 774 18000-22000 

Dairying -- -- 

Poultry -- -- 

Piggery -- -- 

Landless Agri. 

Labourers 

-- --

Table 2.12(b)Major activities (Off Farm) 

Name of activity Households/individuals 

Average annual income from 

the 

Artisans 25 Rs. 18000-20000 

Carpenter 6 Rs. 19000-21000 

Blacksmith 2 Rs. 20000-22000 

Leather Craft 8 Rs. 13000-14000 

Potter 20 Rs. 6000-7000 

Mason 35 Rs. 30000-40000 

Others specify (Cycle 

Repair ,STD,Craft etc) 

5 Rs. 16000-18000 

The efforts for increase in income through off farm activities will be made under livelihood 

component through assistance to SHG or individuals 

Table 2.13( a ) Status of Existing SHG 

S.No 


SHG 

Members Activity 

involved 

Monthly 

income 

Fund 

available 

Assist 

ance 

availab 

le 

Source 


assista 

nce 

Training 

received 

VIllage 

1 Sita 10 Mombati 400 NA Nill Nill Nil Panwad 

2 Kalpana 10 Mombati 200 NA Nill Nill Nil Panwad 

3 Gita 10 Agarbati 200 NA Nill Nill Nil Panwad 

4 Gayetri 11 Soap 440 NA Nill Nill Nil Panwad 

5 Jai Bhavani 10 Dairy 500 NA Nill Nill Nil Panwad 

6 Sarsvati 10 

Patal 

Dona 

400 NA Nill Nill Nil 

Panwad 

7 Parshvanath 11 

Patal 


Panwad 

Dona 

8 Rajlaxmi 11 Chips 440 NA Nill Nill Nil Panwad 

9 Sarsvati 11 Papad 220 NA Nill Nill Nil Panwad 

10 Shakti 11 Agarbati 440 NA Nill Nill Nil Panwad 

11 Pannadai 10 Dairy 400 NA Nill Nill Nil Baslaxmna 

12 Shrishankar 11 Dairy 220 NA Nill Nill Nil Baslaxmna 

13 Gayetri 11 Dairy 220 NA Nill Nill Nil Sardara 

14 Nisha 10 Dairy 200 NA Nill Nill Nil Sardara 

15 Jai Kankali 11 Dairy 220 NA Nill Nill Nil Sardara 

16 Ramdev 11 

Buffalo 


Jhupdiya 

Rearing 

17 Devnarayan 11 Dairy 440 NA Nill Nill Nil Jhupdiya 

18 Durgamata 10 Dairy 200 NA Nill Nill Nil Jhupdiya 

19 Shiv 10 Dairy 400 NA Nill Nill Nil Sirohi 

20 Baba 15 Agarbati 600 NA Nill Nill Nil Sirohi 

21 Indra 11 Dairy 330 NA Nill Nill Nil Niwariya 

22 Prem 12 Dairy 240 NA Nill Nill Nil Niwariya 

The table indicates existence of number of groups in the area also these need to be strengthened 

through trainings and financial assistance.

II. Technical Features 

Table 2.14 Ground Water 

S.No Source No. Functional 

depth 

Dry Area 

irrigated 

Water 

availability(days) 

i) Dug wells 463 18-20 Mtr. 290 560 150 days 

ii) Shallow tube wells 10 60-80 Mtr. - 15 180 days 

iii) Pumping sets 110 18-20 Mtr. - - - 

iv) Deep Tube Wells 14 100-125 Mtr. - 30 240 days 

Total 597 

Table 2.15 Availability of drinking water 

S.No Name 

of the 

village 

Drinking 

water 

requirement 

Ltrs/day 

Present 

availability 

of drinking 

water 

Ltrs/day 

No. of drinking 

water sources 

available 

1 Panwar 131500 /day 75000 A. Hand pump 

B. Well 

2 Chandli 53500/day 40000 A. Hand pump 

B. Well 

3 Polyada 90000/day 30000 A. Hand pump 

B. Well 

4 Newaria 95000/day 60000 A. Hand pump 

B. Well 

Name of major 

crop 

Table 2.16 Water Use efficiency 

Area (Hectare) 

through 

through water 

water 

saving 

Any other (pl. 

conserving 

devices(Drip/S 

specify) 

agronomic 

prinklers) 

practices # 

Bajra & Mustard Nil NIL -- -- 

No. 

functional 

10 

03 

11 

02 

2 

Nil 

8 

1 

Total 

No. 

requires 

repairs 

3 

1 

3 

2 

1 

1 

2 

Nil 

No. 

defunctio 

nal 

• The tables above indicate need for judicious use of available Water. 

• Encouraging optimum use of water through installation of sprinklers on every operational wells 

Table 2.17 Slope details. 

Slope of Watershed 

S.No. Slope percentage 

Area in hectares 

1 0 to 3% 4000 

2 3 to 8% 429 

3 8 to 25% - 

4 > 25% - 

As most of the area has slope less than 3% construction of contour bunds can solve the problem 

of water erosion in agriculture fields and protect washing of top soil and manures/fertilisers 

5 

1 

4 

Nil 

3 

Nil 

3 

Nil

Table 2.18Water Budgeting 

Table2.18 a Total available runoff(cum) use strenges table 

Yield of runoff from 

catchment per ha.(cum.) 

Type of use Stranges table 

Area Catchment 

Total Runoff 

400 BAD 375 Cum/Ha 1.5 lakh cum 

1600 GOOD 750 Cum/Ha 12 lakh cum 

2429 AVRAGE 563 Cum/Ha 13.67 lakh cum 

Total 1688 Cum/Ha 27.17 lakh cum 

Table 2.18 b) Details of already stored runoff(Surface Water structures 

S.No. Name No. Storage 

Capacity 

(cum) 

Area 

irrigated 

(ha) 

i) Major Irrigation Project Nil -- -- 

ii) Medium Irrigation Project Nil -- -- 

iii) Form Ponds 8 21600 200 

iv) Anicuts 3 30000 100 

v) Talab/Nadi 14 1486000 275 

Total 25 1537600 575 

Table 2.18 c) Balance available runoff (cum) 

Net tapped 

Available for Harvesting 

Total run off 

Runoff Balance Run off 

(0.75* 

1 2 3 4 

27.17Lakh cum 15.37Lakh cum 11.07 Lakh cum 8.85 Lakh cum 

The water budgeting indicates potential for water harvesting in the area 

Table 2.19 Soil details 

Soil Profile 

S.No. Major Soil Classes Area in hectares 

1 Clay Loan 4000 

2 Murram 429 

Soil Depth : 

B Depth (Cms.) Area in hectares 

1 0.00 to 7.50 709 

2 7.50 to 45.00 2920 

3 > 45.00 800 

C Soil fertility Status Kg/ha Recommended 

N or O.C. 0.36 % > 0.5% 

P 28/ha. >23 Kg. 

K 350/ha. >144Kg. 

Micronutrients PPM 

Zn 0.29 >0.50 

Fe 3.76 >5.00

The analysis of table shows need to improve and maintain soil fertility.Soil health card to every 

farmer every crop season will be provided, which will include the recommendation for Application 

micro nutrient and fertilizers 

Table 2.20 Erosion details 

Cause 

Erosion status in project Area 

Type 


erosion 

Area 

affected 

(ha) 

Run 

off(mm/ 

year) 

Water erosion 

a Sheet 3500 1925 4-5 

b Rill 644 300 6-7 

c Gully 390 170 10-15 

Sub-Total 4534 

Wind erosion - 

Total for project 

Average soil loss 

(Tonnes/ ha/ year) 

The need is: 

• To check land degradation 

• To reduce excessive biotic pressure by containing the number and increase of livestock 

• To check cultivation on sloping lands without adequate precautions of soil and water 

conservation measures 

• To discourage cultivation along susceptible nallah beds 

• To check Faulty agriculture techniques 

• To check Uncontrolled grazing and developed cattle tracks 

• To check Deforestation of steep slopes 

• To check erosive velocity of runoff, store Runoff, to arrest silt carried by runoff and to recharge 

Ground Water structures life Earthen check dams, gully plugs, Bank Stabilisation, Loose stone 

check Dams, Gabions, Earthen embankment (Nadi) and Anicuts would be taken up.

CHAPTER - III 

Proposed Development Plan : The Activities are indicative addition /deletion in activites 

will be as per local conditions 

A) Preparatory phase activities Capacity Building Trainings and EPA 

The IEC activities like Kalajathas, Group meetings, door to door campaign, slogans and 

wall writings etc. were carried out in all the habitations of 071113/ 3,4,6,7 Micro 

Watershed. A series of meetings were conducted with GP members, community and 

discussed about the implementation of IWMP programme. User groups were also 

formed. 

Gramasabhas were conducted for approval of EPA (Village), for selecting the watershed 

committee and approval of DPR. 

S.no Name of the Gram Panchayat Date on which 

Gramasabha approved 

EPA 

1 Panwar 12.42010 

2 Chandli 13.4.2010 

3 Polyada 14.4.2010 

4 Newaria 15.4.2010 

1 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 

S. 

No. 

Names of 

village 

Amount 

earmarked 

for EPA 

Entry Point 

Activities planned 

1 Panwar 8.20 Tubewell & Water 

Tank 

2 Polyada 4.37 Tubewell, Water 

Tank & Repairing of 

Community Well 

3 Newaria 2.05 Tubewell & Water 

Tank 

4 Chandli 6.10 Tubewell, Water 

Tank & Repairing of 

Community Well 

Estimated 

cost 

Expenditure 

incurred 

Balance Expected 

outcome 

Actual 

outcome 

8.20 7.00 1.20 -- -- 

4.27 2.50 1.67 -- -- 

2.05 1.50 0.55 -- -- 

6.10 4.00 2.10 -- -- 

The PRA exercise was carried out in all the villages on the dates shown below: 

S.no Name of the 

village/Habitation 

1 Panwar 25.10.2010 

2 Chandli 26.10.2010 

3 Polyada 28.10.2010 

4 Newaria 29.10.2010 

Date on which PRA 

conducted

Transect walk were carried out involving the community for Social mapping, Resource 

mapping. Detailed discussions and deliberations with all the primary stakeholders were carried 

out. 

Socio-economic survey was carried out during Apr to Sep. 2010 period covering all the 

households and primary data on demography, Land holdings, Employment status, Community 

activities etc. was collected as mentioned in chapter 2. 

State remote sensing department was assigned the work of preparing various 

thematic layers using Cartosat-1 and LISS-3 imageries for Creation, development and 

management of geo-spatial database depicting present conditions of land (terrain), water and 

vegetation with respect to watershed under different ownerships at village level 

Various thematic layers provided by SRSAC are : 

• Delineation of Macro/Micro watershed boundaries. 

• Digitised Khasara maps of the villages falling in project area. 

• Network of Drainage lines, existing water bodies, falling in the project area. 

• Base maps (transport network, village/boundaries, and settlements). 

• Land Use / Land cover map. 

• Contours at 1 meter interval, slope map 

. 

Based on GIS thematic layers, Field visits , PRA and analysis of benchmark data (as 

discussed in chapter 2) final Treatment plan on revenue map for implementation has been 

framed. Thus each intervention identified has been marked on revenue map (map enclosed 

in DPR as annexure------).The GIS based intervention map, PRA based intervention map are 

annexed as ------.

Activity Unit (mtr.) Quantity Unit 

cost 

CHAPTER -IV 

Activity wise Total Abstract of cost 

A- NRM 

Total 

cost 

Cost from 

Project Fund 

Convergence 

Fund 

Beneficiary 

Contribution* 

EARTHENBUND 0.19 110230 91 100.3 74.95 25.35 4.75 

EARTHENBUND 1.4 14030 135 18.94 14.03 4.91 0.9 

WAST WEIR 3m 640 No 22000 140.8 112.32 28.6 5.76 

5m 119 No 36000 42.84 36.49 6.48 1.78 

ANICUT / WHS No 10m 13 No 12000 15.6 15.6 0 0.8 

15m 9 211000 18.99 18.99 0 0.95 

20m 3 432000 12.96 12.96 0 0.7 

30m 5 509000 25.45 25.45 0 1.3 

35m 3 809000 24.27 8.09 16.18 1.25 

2 902000 18.04 0 18.04 0.76 

PASTURE DEV. Ha 13 6.45/5 15.35 0 15.35 

Hc. 

FARMPOND No 142 1 142 0 142 

575.54 318.88 256.91 18.95 

B Agriculture production System 

Activity Unit Quantity Unit 

cost 

Production 

System Drip 

Total cost Cost 

from 

Project 

Fund 

Convergence 

Fund 

Beneficiary 

Contribution* 

0.5 Ha 27 5.67 4.41 - 1.26 

1.0 Ha 27 9.18 6.5 - 2.68 

Sprimnklar 0.5 Ha 39 0.12 4.68 4 - 0.68 

1.0 Ha 44 0.21 9.24 6.17 - 3.07 

Horticulture 

No 7900 110/- 8.69 7 - 1.69 

Vemi compost 

Vegetable kits 

Land 

Reclamation 

Crop 

Demostration 

Fodder 

demostration 

No 180 1000/- 1.8 1.55 - 0.25 

No 315 

500- 

1500/- 1.58 1 - 0.58 

0.5 Ha 145 6900/- 10 7.99 - 2.01 

0.5 Ha 1670 

300- 

1400 15.44 13.24 - 2.2 

0.25 Ha 235 300-880 1.64 1.29 - 0.35 

Total 67.87 53.15 - 14.77 

*Tentative and will vary during execution according to beneficiary

CHAPTER – V 

Annual Action Plan: The project period can vary from 4 to 7 years and accordingly the table given below be prepared. Also the activities mentioned 

below are indicative and can vary from project to project. Also this if PIA feels necessary to make it GP Wise it can add pages. 

Through Project Fund 

(A) Preparatory phase activities capacity building trainings & EPA 

Activity Unit Quantity Unit Cost 

Total 

cost 

1st year 2nd year 3rd year 4th year 5th year 6th year 7th year Total 

Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin 

Admn. 10% 53.13 53.13 

Monitoring 1% 5.31 5.31 

Evaluation 1% 5.31 5.31 

EPA 4% 8 21.25 21.25 

I & CB 5% 26.57 26.57 

DPR 1% 1 5.31 5.31 

Total (A) 116.88 116.88 

(B) Natural resource management (60%) 

Conservation measures for arable land 

Earthen Bund 0.9m2 Rmt 82Km 91/- 74.95 41 37.40 41 37.55 82 74.95 

Earthen Bund 

1.40m2 

Rmt 18.60Km 135/- 14.03 9.30 7.03 9.30 7.02 18.60 14.03 

WW 3m length No 510 No 22000/- 112.32 245 54.00 265 58.32 510 112.32 

5m length No 101 No 36000/- 35.70 44 15.00 57 20.70 101 35.70 

Pasture Development 

V - dich 

Water Harvesting 

Structure 

Afforestation 

Drainage line 

treatment 

Conservation measures for non arable land 

MMS I 7M No 13 1.02 15.60 7 7.14 6 6.12 13 15.60 

LSCD 

II 10m No 9 1.77 18.99 4 7.08 5 8.85 9 18.99 

III 15m No 3 3.63 12.96 2 7.26 1 3.63 3 12.96 

IV 20m No 5 4.28 25.42 2 8.56 3 12.84 5 25.42 

V 23m No 6 6.8 8.91 1 8.91 1 8.91

WHS 

Gully Plugs(ECD) 

Ground water 

recharge Structure 

Total (B) 318.88 318.88 

( C ) Production System and micro enterprise (15%) 

Production measures for arable land 

Horticulture plantation No 7900 110/- 6.70 6.70 

Sprinklers and Drip 

irrigation 

No 137 

0.12 to 

0.34 

25.00 25.00 

Vermi compost No 180 1000 1.50 1.50 

Crop Demonstration No 1670 300-1400 14.80 14.80 

Vage Kit No 315 500-1500 

Land Reclamation No 145 6900 7.60 7.60 

Fodder dev No 235 300-880 

House Hold Act / 

Revolving Fund To 

CHC Etc 

24.12 24.12 

Micro Enterprise 

Total (C) 79.72 79.72 

(D) Consolidation 16.00 16.00 

Grand Total 531.48 531.48 

% Targets NA NA NA NA NA NA NA 

Annual Action Plan (Through Convergence) 

(A) Preparatory phase activities capacity building trainings & EPA 

Activity Unit Quantity Unit Cost 

Admn. 10% 

Monitoring 1% 

Evaluation 1% 

Total 

cost 

EPA 4% 

1st year 2nd year 3rd year 4th year 5th year 6th year 7th year Total 

Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin Phy Fin

I & CB 5% 

DPR 1% 

Total (A) 

Earthen Bund 

(B) Natural resource management(60%) 

Conservation measures for arable land 

0.9m2 28 18.46 28 18.46 28 18.46 

1.4m2 15km 21.22 15km 21.22 15km 21.22 

Wateweir 3m No 130 25.6 65 14.30 65 11.30 130 25.6 

Wateweir 5m No 18 7.14 9 3.00 9 4.14 18 7.14 

Farmpond No 140 142.00 72.00 70.00 142 142.00 

Conservation measures for non arable land 

Pasture Development Ha 13 6.45/ 5Ha 15.35 10 12.9 3 2.45 13 15.35 

V - dich 

Water Harvesting 

Structure 

Afforestation 

Drainage line 

treatment 

MMS 35m No 2 9.02 18.04 1 9.02 1 9.02 2 18.04 

MMS 30m No 1 6.64 6.64 1 6.64 1 6.64 

WHS 

Gully Plugs(ECD) 

Ground water 

recharge Structure 

Total (B) 

( C ) Production System and micro enterprise (15%) 

Production measures for arable land 

Horticulture plantation 0.82 0.82 

Sprinklers and Drip 

irrigation 

2.18 2.18 

Floriculture 0.60 0.60 

Vermi compost 0.10 0.10 

Crop Demonstration 0.62 0.62 

Micro Enterprise 

Total (C) 5.73 

(D) Consolidation 

Grand Total 260.10 

% Targets NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

(A) Preparatory phase activities capacity building 

training & EPA 

Activity panwar Chandli 

unit Unit 

cost 

Quantity Total 

Cost 

% 

From 

Proje 

Convergence Beneficiar Quantity Total 

Cost 

% 

Admn.% 10 53.13 

Monitoring% 1 5.31 

From 

Proje 

Evaluation % 

1 

5.31 

EPA % 4 7.59 7.59 1.68 1.68 

I &CB % 5 26.57 

DPR % 1 5.31 

Total (A) % 22 95.63 7.59 7.59 

(B) Natural Resourcs management (60%) 

measures for 

arable land 

Convergence Beneficiar 

Earthen Bund 

0.9x² 

Rmt 91 35000 31.85 23.8 8.05 40000 36.4 27.2 9.2 

Earthen Bund 

1.4x² 

Rmt 135 5900 7.96 5.9 2.06 

Wastweir L-3 No 22000 207 42.66 34.38 8.28 200 44 36 8 

Wastweir L-5 No 36000 86 30.96 25.8 5.16 

Farmpond No 100000 40 40 40 52 52 0 52 

measures for 

non arrable 

land 

Pasture 

Development 

V-dich 

Water 

Harvesting 

Structure 

Afforestation 

treatment 

Ha 6.45/5 

Ha 

5 6.45 6.45 

MMS No 6 21.03 21.03 18 50.9 41.88 9.08 

LSCD

WHS 

Gully Plugs 

(ECD) 

Ground water 

recharge 

strucuture 

Total (B) 141.99 79.21 62.78 222.22 136.78 85.5 

( C) Production System and micro enterprises (15%) 

Production 

measurures 

for arable 

land 

Horticulture 

Plantation 

Irrigation no .12 to 

.34 

Land 

Racalmation 

Vermi 

Compost 

Crop 

Demostraction 

Micro 

Enterprise 

No 110 2500 2.75 2 0.75 2500 2.75 2 0.75 

39 8.59 7 1.59 43 8.68 7.5 1.18 

Ha 

Lakh 

6900 40 2.96 2 0.76 45 3.1 2.5 0.6 

No 1000 70 0.7 0.6 0.1 30 0.3 0.25 0.05 

No 300- 

1400 

800 7.3 6.3 1 485 3.62 3 0.62 

12.49 10.59 1.9 7.8 5.33 2.47 

Total ( c) 3449 34.59 28.49 6.1 26.25 20.58 5.67 

(D) 

Consolidation 

16.00 Lakh 

Grand Total 184.17 115.29 62.78 6.1 253.96 162.85 91.17

(A) Preparatory phase activities capacity building training & EPA 

Activity Polyada Niwariya Total 

unit Unit 

cost 

Quantit 

y 

Total 

Cost 

% 

Fro 

m 

Proj 

e 

Converg 

ence 

Benefici 

ar 

Quantit 

y 

Total 

Cost 

% 

From 

Proje 

Convergenc 

e 

Benefici 

ar 

Quantit 

y 

Total 

Cost 

% 

From 

Proje 

Convergenc 

e 

Admn.% 10 

Monitoring% 

53.13 53.13 

1 

Evaluation % 

5.31 5.31 

1 

5.31 5.31 

EPA % 4 6.49 6.49 1.68 1.68 21.25 21.25 

I &CB % 5 26.57 26.57 

DPR % 1 

Total (A) % 

5.31 5.31 

22 

116.9 116.9 

(B) 

measures 

for arable 

land 

Natural Resourcs management (60%) 

Earthen Rm 91 30000 20.4 20.4 5230 3.55 3.55 

93.41 74.95 18.46 

Bund 0.9x² t 

110230 

Earthen Rm 135 8130 8.13 8.13 

Bund 1.4x² t 

14030 35.25 14.03 21.22 

Wastweir L-3 No 22000 200 36 36 33 5.94 5.94 640 137.9 112.3 25.6 

Wastweir L-5 No 36000 33 9.9 9.9 119 42.84 35.7 7.14 

Farmpond No 10000 42 42 

42 8 8 8 

142 0 142 

0 

142 

measures 

for non 

arrable land 

Pasture Ha 6.45/5 5 6.45 6.5 3 2.45 2.45 

15.35 0 15.35 

Development 

V-dich 

Water 

Harvesting 

Structure 

Afforestation 

treatment 

Ha 

13 

MMS 

LSCD 

WHS 

No 8 16.93 3 9.62 2.04 7.28 35 106.6 81.88 24.68 

Benefici 

ar

CHAPTER – VI 

Gully Plugs 

(ECD) 

Ground water 

recharge 

strucuture 

Total (B) 139.8 91.3 48 29.5 11.53 18 

1 6 

6 

( C) 

Production 

measurures 

for arable 

land 

Production System and micro enterprises (15%) 

Horticulture 

Plantation 

No 110 2200 2.42 2 0.42 700 0.77 0.7 0.07 0.07 

Irrigation no .12 to 

.34 

Lakh 

47 9.88 9 0.9 0.88 8 1.62 1.5 0.12 0.12 

Land 

Racalmation 

Ha 6900 40 2.76 2 0.76 20 1.38 1.1 0.28 0.28 

Vermi 

Compost 

No 1000 50 0.5 0.6 0.1 30 0.3 0.25 0.05 0.05 

Crop 

No 300- 590 50.5 4.5 0.5 0.55 145 1.13 1 0.13 0.13 

Demostractio 

n 

1400 

Micro 

Enterprise 

10.2 6.45 3.75 2.4 1.75 5.33 0.65 

Total ( c) 30.81 24.3 

5 

1.3 6.46 7.6 6.3 0.65 1.3 

(D) 

Consolidatio 

n 

16.00 Lakh 

Grand Total 184.1 115. 50 6.46 162.8 91.17 

7 3 

5 

7900 

137 

145 

180 

2020 

573.3 318.9 254.45 

8.69 6.7 0.82 1.24 

29.77 25 2.18 2.59 

10 7.6 0.6 1.8 

1.8 1.5 0.1 0.2 

17.1 14.8 0.62 1.68 

32.89 24.12 2.47 6.3 

99.25 79.72 2.73 13.8 

16 

16 

805.5 531.48 260.1 13.8

EXPECTED OUT COMES 

1 2 3 4 5 6 

S. No. Item 

1 

2 

Status of water table (Depth to Ground water 

level) 

Ground water structures repaired/ 

rejuvenated 

Unit of 

measurement 

Pre-project 

Status 

Expected Postproject 

Status 

Meters 15-16 10 Mtr 

No. Nil 7 

3 Quality of drinking water Floride De Florination Plant 

4 Availability of drinking water Not Sufficient Sufficient 

5 Change in irrigated Area Ha 1107 1250 

6 Change in cropping/ land use pattern Agr+AH Agri+Horti+AH 

7 Area under agricultural crop Ha 

I Area under single crop Ha 2478 2500 

Ii Area under double crop Ha 1194 1400 

Iii Area under multiple crop Ha 40 60 

8 Change in cultivated Area Ha 

9 yield of 

major 

crops of 

area 

10 

production 

of major 

crops of 

area 

Yield of Bajra q/ha 5.5/Ha 6.5/Ha 

Yield of Wheat q/ha 29/Ha 35/Ha 

Yield of Gram q/ha 6.30/Ha 7.50/Ha 

Yield of Mustard q/ha 11.90/Ha 14/Ha 

Production of Bajra tones 544 T 650T 

Production of Wheat tones 308 450T 

Production of Gram tones 70 100T 

Production of Mustard tones 1100 1300T 

11 Area under vegetation Ha - 3.00Ha 

12 Area under horticulture Ha 2 20Ha 

13 Area under fuel Ha 105 130Ha 

14 Area under Fodder Ha 25 50 

15 Fodder production Q 60000 80000 

16 Milk production Litres/day 1400 1700 

17 SHGs Active No. 12 22 

18 No. of livelihoods No. 2 3 

19 Income Rs.in la 15260 22000 

20 Migration No. 180 60 

21 SHG Federations formed No. - 1 

Remarks 

PHED ls Convengence fd;k 

tkosxkA

Critical Assumption 

• No severe droughts/ unexpected floods/ natural disasters 

• Adequate funds are allocated for the same and released on time. 

• There is no significant pest/ disease attack, and if so, then it will have been contained before 

irreversible damage is done. 

• Adverse market conditions do not persist long. 

• Sound macro-economic and growth conditions continue and the benefits are widely distributed 

particularly in the rural areas. 

• Facilitating agencies and resource providers have the required competent staff so that timely 

and appropriate technical advice and services are provided to farmers whenever required. 

• The Capacity Building Plan is implemented, monitored and modified to address evolving needs 

and feedback from participants. 

• The execution of the Women’s Empowerment Pedagogy is regularly monitored by the District 

and State level Implementing Agencies 

Means of Verification of indicators 

• Baseline surveys like household income ,expenditure, health and nutrition etc at the beginning, 

mid-term and end of the project period 

• Annual participatory assessment by communities during project period. 

• Regular project monitoring reports prepared by project monitoring teams/ agencies. 

• Membership and other Records, Minutes of Meetings maintained by the SHGs, WCs/ 

Individual beneficiaries/project-related village and local bodies/PRIs. 

• External review missions 

• Data maintained by Government department (Revenue, Agriculture, Groundwater, Irrigation, 

Animal Husbandry

CHAPTER VII 

Technical designs and estimates for proposed activities. 

For Estimates GKN/ BSR Zila Parishad of the districts should be used. For Production System 

activities, rates of Agriculture/Horticulture/Animal Husbandry should be used.

MODEL ESTIMATE 

Name of Work : Construction of Earthen Bund in Arable Land 

Length = 1.00M 

Top Width = 0.60 M 

Bottom Width = 2.40 M 

Height of Bund = 0.60 M 

Side slope U/s D/s = 1.5:1 

Cross Section of Bund = 0.90 sqm 

S.No. Item Qty. Rate Amount 

1 Dag belling 5 to 7 cm deep 2x1.00=2.00m 2.00 0.44*135 /Rmt 1.98 

2 Jungle clearance ordinary 1.00x6.00=6.00sqm 6.00 1.40 s/qm 8.40 

3 Earth work for Bund/Embankment in dry or moist 0.90 85.00 /Cum 76.50 

Soil C/C Laying layers of 15 cms breaking of 

clods, sorting of grassp bebbles etc. & dressing 

in required profile when compacted manually 

or by plain roller with in initial lead of 50 mtr & 

lift 1.5 M for Hard Soil. 

4 Sowing of castor seed by notching or dibbling 2.00 0.59 M 1.18 

on the bund at spacing of 0.50 M. 

5 Cost of Seed Dhaman/stylo hemeta & Castor L.S. 0.55 

TOTAL 88.61 

Add 3% Contengency 2.66 

60 

Rs. 91.27 

Say 91/-Per 

Rmt

MODEL ESTIMATE 

Name of Work : Construction of Earthen Bund in Arable Land 

Length = 1.00M 

Top Width = 0.60 M 

Bottom Width = 3.40 M 

Height of Bund = 0.70 M 

Side slope U/s D/s = 02:01 

Cross Section of Bund = 1.40 sqm 

S.No. Item Qty. Rate Unit Amount 

1 Dag belling 5 to 7 cm deep 2x1.00=2.00m 2.00 0.44x135 /Rmt 1.98 

2 Jungle clearance ordinary 1.00x6.00=6.00sqm 6.00 1.40 s/qm 8.40 

3 Earth work for Bund/Embankment in dry or moist 1.40 85.00 /Cum 119.00 

Soil C/C Laying layers of 15 cms breaking of 

clods, sorting of grassp bebbles etc. & dressing 

in required profile when compacted manually 

or by plain roller with in initial lead of 50 mtr & 

lift 1.5 M for Hard Soil. 

4 Sowing of castor seed by notching or dibbling 2.00 0.59 M 1.18 

on the bund at spacing of 0.50 M. 

5 Cost of Seed Dhaman/stylo hemeta & Castor L.S. 0.55 

TOTAL 131.11 

Add 3% Contengency 3.93 

60.00 

Rs. 135.04 

135/- Per 

Say Rmt

Name Of Works - Earthen Bund with waste weir (L-3) 

Name Of W/s- IWMP IV Name of village 

Sn Khasra No. Length of Bund (mtr) waste weir Total 

Cost 

0.9x2 1.40x2 3m 5m 

68/- mtr 100/- mtr 18000 30000 

Newaria 

1 1039 150 1 

2 1032,33,34,35 35 2 

3 1045,46,1031 450 3 

4 1028,29,52 450 3 

5 1018,19,20 250 2 

6 988,89 250 1 

7 1017 150 2 

8 979 250 1 

9 774 200 1 

10 141,749,750 300 3 

11 705 400 2 

12 733,734 750 2 

13 766,776 350 1 

14 1065 150 1 

15 1061 150 1 

16 998,994,997 450 3 

17 903,4,5,7,8,9,873 500 4 

5230 33 0 

Ratanpura 

1 44 300 1 

2 46 300 1 

3 186 350 1 

4 124,25,26,31 350 2 

5 143,44,50 270 2 

6 137,38,39,40 400 2 

7 84,86 250 2 

8 92 150 1 

9 78 100 1 

10 60,61,62,63 400 3 

11 55,56,58 200 2 

12 53 250 1 

13 54 250 1 

14 65 230 1 

15 66,67 220 1 

16 33 100 1 

17 29 200 1 

18 23,24,25 150 1 

19 18,19 150 1 

20 15,16 150 1 

21 7,8 150 1 

22 4 150 1 

4670 25 4 

Sardara 

42 948 150 1 

43 954 200 1 

44 943 300 1

45 9020 200 1 

46 979 200 1 

47 833 350 2 

48 917,21,27 300 1 

49 812 300 1 

50 933 250 1 

51 824,32 300 1 

52 878,76 350 2 

53 858-65 350 3 

54 891 300 2 

55 883 150 1 

56 366,45,67,68 700 4 

57 857,85 650 4 

58 330,32,37,38,41 450 3 

59 369,70,71 450 2 

60 248,49,50 250 2 

61 382 150 1 

62 394,95,96 400 2 

63 407,402 150 1 

64 418,4,5 150 1 

65 236-44 230 2 

66 262-63 200 1 

67 324,268,69 300 1 

68 299,303,4,21 500 2 

69 317,18 200 1 

70 308,9,10 300 2 

71 10,11,14 300 2 

72 40,41,42,43 400 2 

73 45,46,51,52 450 3 

74 196 270 2 

75 72,73 250 1 

76 163 270 1 

77 142,143 250 1 

78 152,153 250 1 

79 467,56 250 1 

80 481,82 150 1 

81 624 150 1 

82 105,8 150 1 

83 109 170 1 

84 111,15,134 200 1 

85 120 200 1 

86 129,30 200 1 

87 103 200 1 

88 91 150 1 

89 90 150 1 

90 65 150 1 

91 64 150 1 

92 79,107 200 1 

93 786 170 1 

94 776 150 1 

95 778 170 1 

96 775 150 1 

97 780,81 250 1 

98 782 250 1 

99 761,62,63,64 600 4 

100 757 250 1 

101 750 200 1 

102 754 150 1 

103 784 220 1

104 740,41 200 1 

105 42 150 1 

106 744,46 170 1 

107 717,20 200 1 

108 715 180 1 

109 714 190 1 

110 706,07 200 1 

111 723 180 1 

112 710 200 1 

113 697 150 1 

114 687,66 150 1 

115 690,91 200 2 

116 617,18,19,24,28 350 2 

117 671 150 1 

118 658 150 1 

119 647,39 200 1 

120 631 150 1 

121 539/1078 250 1 

122 538 250 2 

123 536 150 1 

124 150 1 

17420 92 21 

Chandli 

1 2438 200 1 

2 2386 200 1 

3 2451-51 150 1 

4 1242,45 200 1 

5 1450,44,53 350 1 

6 1410,2,3,4,11,14 450 4 

7 1447,41,43 300 3 

8 1470,71,72,73 450 4 

9 1563,64,66,67 350 3 

10 16,211,629 200 1 

11 1616 200 1 

12 1285 150 1 

13 18,16,17,18,19,20 250 2 

14 1888,89,1901 500 4 

15 2213,17,2173,76 600 5 

16 2200,23 500 3 

17 2249,29,30,31 300 2 

18 2268,2261,63 800 6 

19 2273,72,96,97 450 3 

20 2302,9 250 2 

21 2319 250 1 

22 2278 250 2 

23 2280,81,19 350 2 

24 13,14,15,16,17 700 4 

25 229,922,942,301,783 1050 6 

26 1691, 450 3 

27 1701,3,04,05 250 2 

28 1689,91 300 2 

29 1997,94 650 4 

30 171,72,1969 450 2 

31 178 170 1 

32 167,181 250 2 

33 183,168 350 2 

34 155,148 450 3 

35 187 170 1 

36 190,91,92,158,59 350 3

37 162 150 1 

38 144,50 170 1 

39 2051,22,62,45,42,29 550 6 

40 1915 200 1 

41 2059 150 1 

42 2099,27 250 2 

43 134,2108,2039,2091,86,87 750 6 

44 2148 150 1 

45 2131 220 1 

46 110,115 300 2 

47 77,138 250 2 

48 80,85,83,81 350 3 

49 2114,2121,22,51,52 900 6 

50 200 190 1 

51 197 120 1 

52 198,195 300 2 

53 62,63,64,65 300 3 

54 56 250 2 

55 48,50, 250 2 

56 40,43,44,46 300 3 

57 32,34,3,7 320 4 

58 2036,34 600 2 

59 2228 100 1 

60 2015 100 1 

17810 83 61 

Polyadi 

1 656,580,82 500 3 

2 575,78,54 450 3 

3 536,37,51,50 350 2 

4 520,21 250 1 

5 318 150 1 

6 415 150 1 

7 473 180 1 

8 474 300 2 

9 463 150 1 

10 455 150 1 

11 458 150 1 

12 487 200 1 

13 488 190 1 

14 612 170 1 

15 628 190 1 

16 638,625,619 350 2 

17 617 350 2 

18 613,14 350 2 

19 4,5,6,13,17,18 500 2 3 

20 696 200 1 

21 666-75 550 2 3 

22 661-64 550 2 3 

23 657 250 1 

24 642-43,49,50 400 3 

25 327,28 300 2 

26 332 350 2 

27 608,641 350 2 

28 334 350 2 

29 336,54,55 400 3 

30 382,83,59,60 200 2 

31 384,81,79,66 450 1 2 

32 133,32 350 2

33 30,74,75 400 3 

34 19 200 1 

35 27 150 1 

36 39,40 150 1 

37 60,80 190 1 

38 144,317,38 350 2 

39 147,158,57,56 350 2 

8170 3400 59 17 

Sirohi 

1 1752-1713-40 700 3 2 

2 1694,1723,24,29, 1757 950 3 2 

3 1668,69,63,64 350 2 

4 1694 250 1 

5 1608 200 1 

6 1690-91 200 1 

7 1685 300 2 

8 1635-36 200 2 

9 1615,17,20,1581 450 2 

10 1572,73,78,80 600 2 

11 1579 190 1 

12 1573, 1549 350 2 

13 1565 230 400 2 

14 982 180 1 

15 979-80 310 2 

16 1640,41,42 280 2 

17 1598,97,95,99 800 3 

18 1538 280 2 

19 1535,44,39 450 3 

20 1541,33,43 450 3 

21 1320,21,24,25,26 320 3 

22 1318, 200 1 

23 1333,31 480 3 

24 1308,9,10-15 700 4 

25 623,38-39,40 400 3 

26 10 250 1 

27 1190,1458,29,30 270 730 3 2 

28 644,45,48 350 2 

29 656,57,59 450 3 

30 1186, 250 1 

31 700 180 1 

32 1406-10,1475 700 3 1 

33 1172,73,1429-80 450 3 1 

34 1164,66,54,55 400 3 1 

35 1131,33,40,44,46 510 4 1 

36 1117-18,19 270 2 

37 1099 180 1 

38 1084-86,87 400 3 

39 1066,67,68,1420 350 2 1 

40 1035,36 280 2 

41 1051,15,16,17 360 3 

42 950,51,52 330 2 1 

43 970,45,46 280 2 

44 820,26 240 1 

45 823,25 350 2 

46 851 160 1 

47 848 300 2 

48 846 200 1 

49 789,92 210 2 

50 790,867 240 2

51 863 350 2 

52 1270 310 2 

53 1271-75 280 2 

54 1280-81 310 2 

55 1261-62,41,44,53 550 3 

56 1230-37 550 3 

57 1226,27 400 2 

58 529,30,1225 350 2 

59 1222,54,1299,94,86 350 3 

60 1300-02,1297 600 3 

61 1304 400 2 

62 544-46 400 2 

63 1214,15 350 2 

64 534,25 350 2 

65 524,35,40 300 2 

66 537,38,58,59 600 4 

67 548,49 300 2 

68 554,56,57 500 3 

69 519 400 2 

21830 4730 139 24 

Bas Laxmana 

1 475,76 300 2 

2 457,64,66,74,73 450 3 

3 441,49 300 2 

4 438 270 1 

5 389,418 220 2 

6 416 200 1 

7 281,73 300 2 

8 287,66 320 2 

9 264,65 330 2 

10 314,15,4,5 350 2 

11 317,72,73 350 2 

12 327 120 1 

13 223,24 190 1 

14 54,56,41,52 350 2 

15 77,80 300 2 

16 85 170 1 

17 89,92,96 370 2 

18 562,91,92 180 1 

19 104 180 1 

20 28 190 1 

21 23,25,24 200 1 

22 17,20 500 2 

23 11,14 450 2 

24 1 300 2 

25 2,3,4 350 2 

26 122 230 1 

27 128,29,30,134,34 550 3 

28 172,73,67 500 3 

29 139,37 350 2 

30 140 180 1 

31 142 210 1 

32 222,24,31 400 3 

33 206,07 400 3 

34 194,95,98 270 2 

35 196,37 650 3 

36 170,71 350 2 

37 182,83,84,85 300 2 

11630 0 68 0

1 Panwar 

2 208,09,10,56 300 2 

3 214,15,17 300 3 

4 221 220 1 

5 223,27,28,20 300 3 

6 230,31,32 250 2 

7 238,40 270 2 

8 244,45 200 2 

9 184 250 1 

10 184,186 350 2 

11 174,75 200 1 

12 218,203,2,195,107 350 1 

13 191, 188,171,170,169,168 350 1 

14 2,496,237,239 310 1 

15 2489,88,89,2482 200 1 

16 2476,75 300 2 

17 259 180 1 

18 263 200 1 

19 369,72 350 2 

20 376,77,378,79 280 2 

21 362,358,357 350 2 

22 360,59,61 330 2 

23 285.86 300 2 

24 292.99.300 310 2 

25 284.287.288 250 3 

26 304.309 350 2 

27 313.317.318 350 2 

28 312,319 350 3 

29 337 250 1 

30 333 200 1 

31 331,32 200 1 

32 342, 40,39,38,35,34,30,29 250 2 

33 432,31 200 1 

34 426,27,29 200 1 

35 420,12,13 200 1 

36 410 200 1 

37 400,405 250 1 

38 2439,40,41,42,43 200 1 

39 2470 300 2 

40 603,615,16,18 300 2 

41 629,626,24 200 2 

42 630,631,32,33 200 3 

43 573,72,636,638 300 1 

44 647,40,39,35,34,33 300 1 

45 551,52,54,55 200 1 

46 460,54,53 350 1 

47 444,45 200 1 

48 446,47,43 200 1 

49 555,52,60,65 200 1 

50 570,571,74,75,76 200 1 

51 490-95 200 1 

52 497,98,510 200 1 

53 511,46 200 1 

54 315,14,13,12 200 1 

55 2413,14 200 1 

56 2311-20 200 1 

57 661,664 200 1 

58 662,63,65,66,68 200 1

59 670,78 450 1 

60 855-891 350 2 

61 871,72,73,905-13 450 4 

62 1401 300 2 

63 1397,98,1400-04 200 1 

64 1673,75,84,86 250 1 

65 1607,88 150 2 

66 1411,67,1621 150 2 

67 14,131,395 150 2 

68 1393 180 1 

69 1380,81 250 2 

70 1420,21 280 2 

71 1452,53,60 200 1 

72 1467,74,60-70, 1450 350 2 

73 1485 250 2 

74 1447,88 300 2 

75 1616,17,13,17 350 2 

76 1602,03,6,7 300 2 

77 1520,21,22 310 2 

78 1037,48,52,57,60 330 3 

79 1068,70,99,1100 270 2 

80 1066,71,98,97,1102 250 3 

81 1110, 1086,1085,1080,1079 350 2 

82 1441,40,36 250 1 

83 1328,22,20,17 250 2 

84 1313,14,23 400 2 

85 1310 190 1 

86 1305-06 220 2 

87 1,346 200 1 

88 1347 280 1 

89 1354,56 270 1 

90 1279 300 2 

91 1278 200 1 

23430 0 144 0 

Newaria Farmpond 

1 1043,44,49 

2 10,261,002 

3 993,723 

4 720 

1 126,127 

2 186,124 

3 132,184 

4 69,72 

1 694667614,620,468,472,454,63 

6,514,364,367,19,122,43,617 

1 834,820,873,857,389,814,777,7 

72,771,743,739,720,706,697,53 

2,678,10,14,39,40,58,303,334,3 

36 

Ratanpura Farmpond 

Polyadi Farmpond 

Sardra Farmpond 

Chandli Farmpond

1 198,200,185,190,162,170,2050, 

2058,172,62,89,93,34,2278,229 

9,2301,2319,1131,1915,2200 

1 1792,1756,1757,1599,1685,166 

9,1572,1579,1549,1536,1544,86 

3,865,985,1189,1333, 

1306,1280,1281, 

1244,1241,1236, 1225, 1227, 

541, 557,1315 

1 464,180,197,195,136,142,17,20, 

2,128 

1 221, 220,185,249,239, 

285,283,284,287, 360,349, 

335,342,372, 1411,371, 447, 

481,505,390, 607, 

621,596,586,646,647, 670, 

2413,2419,690,1426,1425 

Sirohi Farmpond 

Bas Laxmana Farmpond 

Panwar Farmpond

MODEL ESTIMATE FOR DRIP (IRRIGATION) 

Area : 0.5 Hect. 

Spacing : 6M X 6M 

Purpose : ORCHARD 

Scheme- IWMP Watershed - IWMP IV P.S. DEOLI 

S.No. Items Unit Quantity 

Rate 

(Rs.) 

Amount 

(Rs.) 

1 PVC Pipe 50 MM Mtr. 102 58.00 5916.00 

6Kg./ cm2 

2 Lateral 16 mm ISI Mtr. 900 6.60 5940.00 

Class - Ist 

2 Dripper Mtr. 300 2.90 870.00 

3 Screen Filter Nos. 1 2800.00 2800.00 

4 Flush Value Nos. 1 100.00 100.00 

5 Fertilizer Tank/Ventury Nos. 1 3000.00 3000.00 

6 By Pass Assembly Nos. 1 1500.00 1500.00 

Total 20126.00 

Accessories&Fit @ 5/- 1006.00 

Total Amount 21132.30 

Total Amount (after round off) 21132

MODEL ESTIMATE FOR DRIP (Irrigation ) 

Area : 1.0 Hect. 

Spacing : 6Mx6M 

Purposle : ORCHARD 

S.No. Items Unit Qua. Rate Amount 

1 PVC Pipe 63 MM 4kg/cm2 Mtr. 54 66.00 3564.00 

2 PVC Pipe 50 MM 6kg/cm2 Mtr. 102 58.00 5916.00 

3 Lateral 12MM ISI Class - I Mtr. 1800 6.60 11880.00 

4 Dripper & Lph/4Lph Mtr. 600 2.90 1740.00 

5 Screen Filter Mtr. 1 2800.00 2800.00 

6 Control Value 50 MM Mtr. 2 500.00 1000.00 

7 Flush Value 50 MM Mtr. 2 100.00 200.00 

8 Ventury Mtr. 1 3000.00 3000.00 

9 By pass Assembly Mtr. 1 1700.00 1700.00 

Total 31800.00 

Accessories & fit @ 5/- 1590.00 

Total Amount 33390.00 

Total Amount (after rounf off) 33390.00

ty xzg.k {ks= & IWMP IV 

;kstuk & IWMP 

;kstuk & 0-5 gS- xfrfof/k & fLizdayj flLVe 

vuqekfur rdehuk 

dz-la- vkbVe bdkbZ nj ek=k ykxr 

1 HDPE Sprinkler Pipe 90 MM 1.0 No. No 880 10 8800 

2 HDPE Sprinkler Pipe 90 MM No 100 3 300 

3 NOZEL is 12232 Pipe BRAND No 300 3 900 

4 RISER PIPE GI 3 NO. No 80 3 240 

5 Adoptor full Button 90 MM No 3 1250 

6 Tec 90 MM HDPE Rolex No 300 1 300 

7 NOZEL 90 MM HDPE ROLEX No 250 1 250 

8 PCN 90 MM HDPE No 180 1 180 

9 END CAP 90 MM HDPE ROLEX 

BRAND 

No 60 1 60 

12280 

Say 12000

ty xzg.k {ks= & IWMP IV xzke iapk;r & iksY;kMk] pkanyh] iuokM] 

;kstuk & IWMP fuokfj;k 

;kstuk & 1-0 gS- xfrfof/k & fLizdayj flLVe 

dz-la- vkbVe 


bdkbZ nj ek=k ykxr 

1 

HDPE Sprinkler Pipe 90 MM Polex 

Brand No 550 30 16500 

2 HDPE Sprinkler Pipe 90 MM 3 No 300 1 300 

3 NOZEL BI 12232 ROLEX BRAND No 300 5 1500 

4 RISER PIPE GI 3 NO. No 80 5 400 

5 Adoptor full Button ROLEX BRAND No 250 5 1250 

6 Tec 90 MM HDPE Rolex No 300 1 300 

7 NOZEL 90 MM HDPE ROLEX No 250 1 250 

8 PIN 90 MM HDPE Rolex No 180 1 180 

9 END CAP 90 MM HDPE ROLEX BRANS No 160 1 160 

20840 

Say 21000

ty xzg.k {ks= & IWMP IV xfrfof/k & Qynkj ikS/kk jksi.k izfr ikS/kk 



Qy mRiknu gsrq mi;qDr ikS/ks & ve:n] uhcw] csj] vkaoyk 


1 Layout of Pits No 0.18 1 0.18 

2 Excavation in Hard drymoist soil 0.9x 0.9x0.9 cum 63/- 0.73 45.99 

3 Refilling of pits (1:1:1) (Tank soil+Sand+Fym) cum LS 20.00 

4 Making semicircular Thanwla of 45 radius No 1.80 1.80 

5 Treatment of pit 

1- Insecticide gm 2.00 2.00 

2- Fertilizer gm 5.00 5.00 

3- Cost of Plant gm 15.00 15.00 

6 Planning of plants is pit No 4.00 1 4.00 

7 Transportation of Plant at site No LS 1 1.00 

8 Watering of Plant by Earthan pot when 

water is available at planting site for 1st 

year 

No 1.65 8 13.20 

9 Weeding & Hoeing up to 15 cm. Deep 

45 cm radius 

No 0.90 3 2.70 

110.87 

Say Rs. 110

ty xzg.k {ks= & iuokM III IWMP IV 


xfrfof/k &Innovative Acts. 



1 Pheromone Tape (Pest Cont.) No 250/- 5/-ha 750.00 

2 N.P.V. (Pio Pesticide) Ml 360/- 250ml 90.00 

3 Azadiractin (Bio Pesticide) Ml 300/- 300ml 90.00 

4 Tricoderma (Seed treatment) Gm gm/kg 250gm 

(Bio-Pesticide) seeds 

(ii) Root Treatment Gm 500g, 50.00 

(iii) Soil-Treatment Kg 65/-kg 25kg 2375.00



{ks=Qy & 0-5 gSDVs;j xfrfof/k &Estimate for Reclamation 

of Alkali Soil /Hact. 



1 Zypsum Qt. 20/Bag 98Bag 1960.00 

2 Dhecha Seed Kg 60/kg 25 1500.00 

3460.00 

Repeat for Next Year 

3460x2 

6920.00 

Say 

Rs. 6900.00

ty xzg.k {ks= & IWMP IV xzke iapk;r & iksY;kM+k] pkanyh] 

;kstuk & IWMP iuokM+] fuokfj;k 

d`"kd la[;k & 50 iapk;r lfefr & nsoyh 

xfrfof/k & izf'k{k.k d`"kd 



1 nSfud HkRrk l0 50 50 2500.00 

2 vkus&tkus dk okLrfod fdjk;k l0 25 50 1250.00 

¼izf'k{k.k LFky rd½ 

2 LVs'kujh o izf'k{k.k lkexzh l0 50 50 2500.00 

3 ekuns; ¼izf'k{kd½ l0 200 3 600.00 

4 okgu fdjk;k ¼QhYM foftV½ & 1 1000.00 

5 VsUVst ¼Dykl :e lqfo/kk,a½ 750.00 

6 thi fdjk;k 500.00 

7 vU; [kpsZ ¼ QksVksxzkQh fofM;ksxzkQh½ 300.00 

9400.00




fnuks dh la[;k & 6 xfrfof/k & d`"kd v/;;u Hkou 



1 nSfud HkRrk l0 100/- 6x40x100 24000.00 

2 vkus&tkus dk ;k=k O;; iSlk@fdeh 0.5km 6x40x 

1150x0.5 

23000.00 

2 LVs'kujh o izf'k{k.k lkexzh l0 80/- 40 3200.00 

4 okgu fdjk;k ¼QhYM foftV½ & LS 2000.00 

ty xzg.k {ks= ¼okLrfod½ 

5 vU; [kpsZ LS 500.00 

52700.00 

Say Rs. 53000.00




fnuks dh la[;k & xfrfof/k & d`"kd v/;;u Hzke.k 


s vkbVe bdkbZ nj ek=k ykxr 

1 nSfud HkRrk l0 100/- 3x40 12000.00 

2 ;k=k O;; iSlk@fdeh 0.5km 810x0.50 16200.00 


4 okgu fdjk;k ¼QhYM foftV½ & LS 2000.00 

ty xzg.k {ks= ¼okLrfod½ 

5 vU; [kpsZ LS 500.00 

x40 

33900.00 

Say Rs. 34000.00




xfrfof/k & izf'k{k.k d`"kd¼,d fnolh;½ 



1 nSfud HkRrk l0 50 50 2500.00 




3 ekuns; ¼izf'k{kd½ l0 150 3 450.00 

4 okgu fdjk;k ¼QhYM foftV½ & 1 1000.00 

5 VsUVst ¼Dykl :e lqfo/kk,a½ 750.00 

6 thi fdjk;k 500.00 


uksV & funs'kky; i=dzekad F7(60) WDSC/Trg/2003-04/1147-1200 Date 12.07.2004 

9250.00




xfrfof/k & izf'k{k.k d`"kd¼nks fnolh;½ 



1 nSfud HkRrk l0 50 60 3000.00 




4 ekuns; ¼izf'k{k.k½ l0 150 3 450.00 

5 okgu fdjk;k ¼,d fnu QhYM foftV½ 1500 1 1500.00 

6 VsUVst o vU; 1500 1 1500.00 

7 thi fdjk;k 500 3 1500.00 

8 vU; [kpsZ 500 500.00 

11600.00 

Say 11500




xfrfof/k & d`"kd v/;;u Hkze.k ¼,d fnolh;½ 



1 nSfud HkRrk l0 50 50 2500.00 

2 vkus&tkus dk okLrfod fdjk;k 5@fd-eh- 300x0.5 7500.00 

¼izf'k{k.k LFky rd½ x50 


4 okgu fdjk;k ¼{ks= & Hkze.k ¼ty xzg.k & LS 500.00 

{ks= okLrfod½ 

5 vU; [kpsZ 300 300.00 

13300.00 

Say 13500




xfrfof/k & izf'k{k.k d`"kd¼rhufnolh;½ 



1 nSfud HkRrk l0 50 90 4500.00 




4 ekuns; ¼izf'k{kd½ l0 150 4 600.00 

5 okgu fdjk;k ¼,d fnu QhYM foftV½ & 1500.00 

6 VsUVst ¼Dykl :e lqfo/kk,a½ 2000 2000.00 

7 thi fdjk;k 500 4 2000.00 


15950.00 

Say Rs. 16000.00

ty xzg.k {ks= & IWMP IV Cykd Lrj @ xzke Lrj 



xfrfof/k & izf'k{k.k d`"kd¼ ,dfnolh;½ 



1 nSfud HkRrk l0 50 50 2500.00 

2 vkus&tkus dk ;k=k O;; 0-5@fdeh 300x0.5 50 7500.00 

3 LVs'kujh o izf'k{kd lkexzh l0 50 2500.00 

4 okgu fdjk;k ¼{ks= Hkze.k½ty xzg.k {ks= & 500 L.S. 500.00 

5 vU; [kpsZ ¼ QksVksxzkQh fofM;ksxzkQh½ 300 300.00 

x50 

13300.00 

Say Rs. 13500.00




fnuks dh la[;k & 5 xfrfof/k &d`"kd v/;;u Hkze.k¼ikWapfnolh;½ 



1 nSfud HkRrk l0 50 100 5000.00 

2 vkus&tkus dk ;k=k O;; iSlk@fdeh 0.5/km 50x1150x 28750.00 

3 LVs'kujh o izf'k{kd lkexzh l0 50 120 6000.00 

4 okgu fdjk;k ¼{ks= Hkze.k½ty xzg.k {ks= & 2000.00 

5 vU; [kpsZ ¼ QksVksxzkQh fofM;ksxzkQh½ 1000 1000.00 

0.5 

42750.00 

Say Rs. 43000.00

ty xzg.k {ks= & IWMP IV xzke iapk;r & iksY;kM+k] fuokfj;k 

;kstuk & IWMP iuokM+] pkanyh 

iapk;r lfefr & nsoyh 

bdkbZ & la[;k ,d xfrfof/k & oehZ dEiksLV 



1- dspqvk [kkn gsrq dspqvs kg 150kg 5kg 750.00 

2- izf'k{k.k lkexzh LS 250.00 

izfr izn'kZu 1000.00

ty xzg.k {ks= & IWMP IV xzke iapk;r & ikY;kM+k] fuokfj;k 


{ks=Qy &0-25 gS- iapk;r lfefr & nsoyh 

xfrfof/k & pkjk izn'kZu 



1- fjtdk & fdLe Vh & 8 

vkuUn & 2 

cht kg 125/kg 6kg. 750.00 

Fkkbje gm 20/100gm. 20gm 4.00 

2- cjlhe & iwlk tkbUV 

754.00 

ojnku kg 125/kg 7kg. 875.00 

Fkkbje gm 20/100gm 20gm. 4.00 

879.00 

3- Tokj ,eih- pjh kg 26/kg. 12kg. 312.00 

jktpjh 1]2 

4- cktjk kg 26/kg. 12kg. 312.00 

jktdks

ty xzg.k {ks= & IWMP IV xzke iapk;r & iksY;kM+k] fuokfj;k 


{ks=Qy & 0-5 gSiapk;r 

lfefr & nsoyh 

xfrfof/k & bUVj dzksi Qly izn'kZu 



1- [kjhQ a, cktjk$ewax kg 25/- 2kg 50.00 

2- jch , 

ch eDdk$ ewax kg 25/- 2kg 50.00 

lh fry $ ewax 10kg 250.00 

2kg 50.00 

115/- 2kg 230.00 

25/- 2kg 50.00 

, ljlksa $ 40/- 2kg 80.00 

puk 40/- 10kg 400.00 

ch xsgwa $ 15/- 40kg 600.00 

puk 40/- 10kg 400.00 

lh rkjkehjk$ 25/- 2kg 50.00 

puk 40/- 10kg 450.00

KRISHI VIGYAN KENDRA, BANASTHALI UNIVERSITY 

Proposal for Skill Training Programme for Self Employment 

Duration - 30 Days (210 hours) 

Number of Trainees - 25 

Name of Institute - KVK Banasthali 

Topics : (i) Dairy Management 

(ii) Fruit and Vegetable Preservation 

(iii) Milk Products 

Budget Estimate 

Serial 

No. Item of Expenditure Amount 

1 Promotional Activities, Administrative 

Overhead and Contingenvies. 11300 

2 Charges for Tranining Inputs 

(Trainer Honorarium @ 70/hourx 210 hour) 14700 

3 Boarding Charges (Rs. 90/ day/Trainee) 67500 

4 Lodging Charges (Rs. 50/day/Trainee) 37500 

5 Exposure Visit 6000 

6 Provision For Follow-up 3000 

Total 140000

izf'k{k.k dk;Zdze 

ty xzg.k {ks= & IWMP IV ;kstuk & IWMP ia-la- & nsoyh 

dzla- 

izf'k{k.k dk izdkj izfrHkkxh vof/k izf'k- d`"kd la[;k izf'k{k.kekg 

izfr izf'k{k.k laa[;k O;; 

vuqekfur 

[kpZ izf'k{k.k Lrj 

1 Loa; lgk;rk lewg ¼vk/kkjHkwr½ lnL;¼,l,pth½ 3fnu 30 fnlEcj 20 2.30 [k.M Lrj BL 

2 fo'ks"kK izf'k{k.k lnL;¼,l,pth½ 2fnu 30 20 2.30 [k.M Lrj BL/VL 

3 izca/ku izf'k{k.k ,l ,p th 2fnu 30 20 2.30 

inkf/kdkjh o 

lnL; 

4 d`"kd izf'k{k.k ds-oh-ds- 30fnu 25 2 2.82 

miHkksDrk lewg 

[k.M Lrj 

VL/CNC 

1 csfld dkslZ xzke leqnk; 1fnu 100x6=600 tu&Qjojh 4 4.4 VL 

2 fo'ks"kKrk izf'k{k.k miHkksDrk lewg 2fnu 50 vizsy]ebZ 5 0.5 VL/BL/KVK DL 

3 dkjhxj izf'k{k.k lnL; o dkjhxj 3fnu 15 ebZ 1 0.08 VL 

4 ifj0i'pkr j[kj[kko miHkksDrk lewg 

lnL; 

3fnu 30 vDVwcj 2 0.32 BL/VL

izf'k{k.k dk;Zdze 

ty xzg.k {ks= & IWMP IV ;kstuk & IWMP xzkeiapk;r&iuokM@pkanyh@iksY;kMk@fuokfj;k ia-la- & nsoyh 

dzla- 

izf'k{k.k dk izdkj izfrHkkxh vof/k izf'k- d`"kd la[;k izf'k{k.kekg 

¼fnol½ la[;k O;; 

vuqekfur 

[kpZ izf'k{k.k Lrj 

1 ty xzg.k lfefr csfld dkslZ v/;{k lfpo 3 30 fnl- tu 2 0.32 BL 

2 fo'ks"kKrk izf'k{k.k tyxzg.k lfefr 2 15 Qjojh 2 0.16 VL 

lnL; ,oa lfpo vizsy 

xzk0ia0lfefr ln0 2 50 Qj] visz 2 0.20 VL 

3 v/;;u Hkze.k WC esEcj 5 50 flrEcj 15 4.00 VL 

INNO. Qkjej 

4 ifj0 i'pkr j[kj[kko izf'k{k.k WC esEcj 1 50 vizsy 11 2.10 DL 

5 foi.ku] izlaLdj.k vkfn WC esEcj 3 15 ebZ 12 2.16 DL 

izf'k{k.k

Head - (Ag. Production Tech.) Crop Productivity Plan W/s IWMP IV 

Village Wise 

dz- xfrfof/k bdkbZ bj iuokM 

xzk- ia-&iuokM 

ckla 

xzk-ia- & pkanyh xkz-ia- &iksY;kMk 

xzk-ia- 

&fuokfj;k dqy ;ksx 

y{e.kk lkjnMk >qifM;k jruiqjk iksY;kMh fljksgh fuokfj;k 

la- Hkks- fo- Hkks- fo- Hkks- fo- Hkks- fo- Hkks- fo- Hkks- fo- Hkks- fo- Hkks- fo- Hkks- fo- 

1 Drip 0-5 gS- 21000 5 1.00 - - - - 5 1.05 3 0.63 3 0.63 5 1.00 - - 21 4.31 

2 Drip 1 gS- 33390 5 1.75 2 0.70 3 1.15 2 0.45 - - - - 5 1.75 2 0.70 19 6.50 

3 Sprinklar 1 gS- 21000 5 1.20 5 0.60 5 0.60 5 0.60 - - 5 0.60 10 1.20 - - 35 4.80 

4 Sprinklar 0-5 gS- 12000 5 2.10 2 0.45 - - 12 1.43 - - 1 0.21 6 1.35 3 0.63 29 6.17 

5 Hort. Plant. 

6 

Wormi 

Compo. 

Per 

No. 

Per 

110 1400 1.55 750 0.83 1000 1.10 750 0.85 220 0.20 500 0.50 1200 1.32 500 0.65 6320 7.00 

No. 1000 50 0.50 10 0.10 10 0.10 15 0.15 5 0.05 15 0.15 25 0.25 25 0.25 155 1.55 

7 Vegetable Kit Per/Kit 500- 

1500 150 0.75 - - 25 0.12 25 0.12 5 0.04 10 0.05 25 1.25 - - 240 2.33 

8 Land Reclam. 0-5 gS- 6900 25 1.75 10 0.70 20 1.40 10 0.70 5 0.34 10 0.70 20 1.40 15 1.00 115 7.99 

9 Crop Demo. 0-5 gS- 

300- 

1400 400 3.20 150 1.20 150 1.20 130 1.00 25 0.20 125 1.00 320 2.56 100 0.80 1400 11.16 

10 Fodder Demo. 0-25 gS- 300-880 50 0.35 20 0.15 20 0.15 20 0.15 5 0.04 20 0.15 20 0.15 20 0.15 170 1.29 

Total 95400 2095 14.15 949 4.73 1233 5.82 974 6.50 268 1.50 689 3.99 1636 12.23 665 4.18 8504 53.10

Ik'kq/ku izca/ku xfrfof/k 

;kstuk & IWMP tyxzg.k {kS= & IWMNP IV iapk;r lfefr & nsoyh 

dzla- 

xfrfof/k dk uke bdkbZ ek=k nj jkf'k ¼yk[k½ fo'ks"k fooj.k 

1 Vhdkdj.k la[;k 12000 2 0.25 tyxzg.k fodkl ny lnL; }kjk 

2 d`f=+e xHkkZ/kku la[;k 250 75 0.20 tyxzg.k fodkl ny lnL; }kjk 

3 pkjk izn'kZu la[;k 50 500 0.25 tyxzg.k fodkl ny lnL; }kjk 

4 es fuokj.k dk;ZZ la[;k 100 L.S. 0.20 Ik'kq fpdRlk vf/kdkjh LFkkuh; 

9 HksM ikyd@i'kqikyd izf'k{k.k la[;k 3 40000 1.20 CSWRI vfodkuxj 

10 vU; xfrfof/k ¼Ik'kq chek@ la[;k 500 L.S. 0.25 LFkkuh; Ik'kq fpfdRlk dsUnz ds lg;ksx ls 

esUtj forj.k½ 

6.72

pkjkxkg {kS= lwpuk 

;kstuk & IWMP ty xzg.k {ks= IWMP IV 

xzkeiapk;r & iuokM@ pkanyh@iksY;kMk@fuokfj;k ia-l- nsoyh 

dzla- 

xzke xzke iapk;r pkjkxkg {ks= [kljk u0 {kS+=okM+ 

1 iuokM iuokM 726,806,7,8,10,11,25,27,28,897, 1262.70, 1271, 72 129 gSDV- 

86, 87, 91, 92, 98, 98, 99, 95, 1331, 32, 33, 1346-62 

1377-95, 1412, 13, 14, 16, 19, 20, 1427-38, 1485, 

89, 91, 92, 1604, 1605, 1658, 59, 60, 61, 64, 78, 79, 

80, 1809, 10 

2 ckl y{e.kk iuokM 151, 52, 53, 54, 57, 62, 192, 96, 97, 188, 89, 90, 203 26 gSDV- 

206, 2010, 481, 85, 494, 96, 502, 508, 04, 11, 12, 13 

18, 19, 20, 22-28, 531-40, 526 

3 fljksgh iksY;kMk 532, 551, 557, 1211, 1212, 553, 567, 14, 15, 1190 40gS- 

1332-41,62,67,667,70,1190, (11-07),552,53,60,61 

1331,32,1208,69,55,1334-40,(6,5), 1385-86, 1421-24 

1465(7,3149) Nadi 865, 64, 89, 90 

4 iksY;kMh iksY;kMk 122, 425, 427, 438, 39, 404, 404 18 gSDV- 

5 lkjnMk pkanyh 395, 404, 405, 712, 13, 751-59, 779-96, 70 gSDV- 

6 jruiqjk pkanyh 1-27, 43, 72 10gSDV- 

7 pkanyh dh >wifM;k pkanyh 

8 fuokfj;ka fuokfj;ka 701, 05, 06, 04, 693-95, 728, 741 45 gSDV-

tyxzg.k {ks= IWMP - IV 

xzkeokj Qlyokj {ks=Qy ¼gSDV;j½ 

jch 2008 [kjhQ 2008 

dz- xkWao dk uke xsgw tkS ljlksa puk dqy {ks- eDdk Tokj cktjk mM+n ewax fry ;ksx 

la- fl- vfl- [kjhQ 

1 iuokM+ 125 3.75 290.97 8.6 369.1 91.88 87 321 126 31 28 68 668 

2 ckal y{e.kk 6.30 1.1 28.68 7.1 36 12.8 30 93.5 54 22 200 

3 pkUnyh¼>wifM;k½ 96 7 309 2 363 77 65 122 198 38 340 768 

4 lkjnM+k 4 47 9 25 45 10 91 98 15 88 308 

5 jruiqjk 1 28 2 22 15 1 31 10 9 4 56 

6 fuokfj;k 29 15 217 89 130 229 12 54 193 15 27 383 

7 fljksgh 27 1 390 214 212 10 237 77 4 11 18 357 

8 iksY;kM+h 8 1 212 53 171 11 31 2 23 67 

;ksx 296.30 28.85 1522.65 117.70 1212.10 853.68 215.00 960.50 787.00 114.00 39.00 590.00 2807.00

ty xzg.k {kS= fLFkr ty laxzg.k

izLrkfor ty laxzg.k

2 [kljk la[;k 796 es osLV fo;j lkjnMk pkanyh 1 1.02 

3 lkjnMk esa [kl 432 es ukys ij ,fudV lkjnMk pkanyh 1 4.28 

4 eky ds jkLrs okys ukys ij osLV fo;j ¼[kljk la- 787½ lkjnMk pkanyh 1 1.02 

5 pko.M ekrk ds ikl d s[kky ij osLV fo;j lkjnMk pkanyh 1 3.63 

6 [kstMks dh eky ij ukyh esa osLV fo;j dsyk @ nsok xqtZj >qifM;k ds [ksr ds ikl ukys ij osLV fo;j ¼667&67½ 

lkjnMk pkanyh 1 1.77 

7 

8 

9 

10 

ykykjke @ jkepUn xqtZj ds [ksr ds ikl osLV fo;j ¼541½ 

Hkokuh flag @ nsoyh flag ds [ksr ds ikl ukMs ij osLV fo;j ¼539½ 

lq[kyky @ dY;k.k ds [ksr ds uhps ukys ij eky esa ,fudV 1663 





11 [kstMks dk nsoth ds ikl ukys ij osLV fo;j ¼533½ f'koflagth ds ukMs ds uhps [kky ij ty laxzg.k

Item No. 

Of GKN- 

06 

DETAILED - ESTIMATE (Anicut) 

yEckbZ & 3.00 ehVj ÅapkbZ & 0.40 ehVj 0 

Work 

CODE 

Location - & 

S.No. Item No. L B H Qty. Amount Labour 

Compon 

ent 

168¼c½ 1 Earth work in excavation in 

foundation trenches or 

drains including dressing of 

sides and ramming of 

bottoms, lift upto 1.5 Mtr. 

including taking out the 

excavated soil as directed 

within a lead of 50 Mtr. 

(a) Hard Soil 

Other- 

L 

HW 

68 COT 

1x3x0.75x0.45 1.013 cu.m 

0.000 cu.m 

Total- 68 SideWall with US 2x1.5x0.5x0.45 0.675 cu.m 

Hard soil + Hard Rock 

WW-US-1 1x0x0.5x0.45 0.000 cu.m 

WW-US-2 

1x0x0.5x0.45 0.000 cu.m 

WW-DS-1 

1x0.5x0.5x0.45 0.113 cu.m 

WW-DS-2 1x0.5x0.5x0.45 0.113 cu.m 

HWE 2x1.5x0.5x(0.45) 0.675 cu.m 

HWE-2 0x3x0.9x0.9 0.000 cu.m 

Apron 1x3x1x0.35 1.050 cu.m 

TW 

1x3x0.45x0.45 0.608 cu.m 

Tot 

al 4.247 cu.m 

Labour @ Rs. 68 Cu.m. Labour 288.80 

@Rs. 68 Cu.m. Rs. 288.80 

Note : Add Extra Lift qt.@8/- cum 

171 2 Providing and laying 

cement concrete including 

curing compaction etc 

complete using stone 

aggregate 40mm nominal 

size (Hand broken) in 

foundation plinth, excluding 

the cot of shuttering, using. 

(a) 1 cement : 4sand : 

8aggregate 

HW 1x3x0.75x0.15 0.338 cu.m 

Other- 

L 

236 COT 

0.000 cu.m 


WW-US-1 1x0x0.5x0.15 0.000 cu.m 

WW-US-2 1x0x0.5x0.15 0.000 cu.m 

WW-DS-1 1x0.5x0.5x0.15 0.038 cu.m 

WW-DS-2 1x0.5x0.5x0.15 0.038 cu.m

HWE 2x1.5x0.5x0.15 0.225 cu.m 

HWE-2 0x3x0.9x0.15 0.000 cu.m 

Apron 1x3x1x 0.000 cu.m 

TW 1x3x0.45x0.15 0.203 cu.m 

Tot 

al 1.067 cu.m. 

Labour @ Rs. 236 Cu.m. Labour 251.81 

@Rs. 

Note: Add Extra if Crusher Broken @150/cum. 

1612 Cu.m. Rs. 1720.00 

27¼v½ 3 Random Rubble stone 

masonry for foundation and 

plinth in cement sand 

mortar 1 : 6 (1cement : 6 

sand) for above 30 cm. 

thick walls. 

HW 

1x3x0.45x(0.45-0.15) 0.405 cu.m 

Other- 

L 

258 HW-plinth 

1x3x0.45x0.3 0.405 cu.m 

Total- 1281 SideWall with US 

2x1.5x0.5x(0.45-0.15) 0.450 cu.m 

WW-US-1 1x0x0.5x(0.45-0.15) 0.000 cu.m 

WW-US-2 1x0x0.5x(0.45-0.15) 0.000 cu.m 

WW-DS-1 1x0.5x0.5x(0.45-0.15) 0.075 cu.m 

WW-DS-2 1x0.5x0.5x(0.45-0.15) 0.075 cu.m 

HWE 2x1.5x0.5x(0.45-0.15) 0.450 cu.m 

HWE-2 0x3x0.9x(0.9-0.15) 0.000 cu.m 

TW 1x3x0.45x(0.45-0.15) 0.405 cu.m 

Tot 

al 2.265 cu.m. 

Labour @ Rs. 258.00 Cu.m. Labour 584.37 

@Rs. 1281 Cu.m. Rs. 2901.47 

27¼v½+$28 4 Random rubble stone 

masonry in superstructure 

up to 4.5Mtr. height above 

plinth level in cement sand 

mortar 1 : 6 (1 cement : 6 

sand) wall thickness above 

30 Cm 

HW 1x3x[(0.4+0.45)/2]x0.4 0.510 cu.m. 

Other- 

L 

258 SideWall with US 

2x1.5x[(0.45+0.5)/2]x1.45 2.066 cu.m. 

Total- 1281 WW-US-1 1x0x[(0.45+0.5)/2]x[(1.45+1.4 

5)/2] 0.000 cu.m. 

WW-US-2 1x0x[(0.45+0.5)/2]x[(1.45+1.4 

5)/2] 0.000 cu.m. 

WW-DS-1 1x0.5x[(0.45+0.5)/2]x[(1.45+1 

.2)/2] 0.315 cu.m 

WW-DS-2 1x0.5x[(0.45+0.5)/2]x[(1.45+1 

.2)/2] 0.315 cu.m 

HWE 2x1.5x[(0.45+0.5)/2]x1.45 2.066 cu.m 

HWE-2 

0x3x[(0.45+0.9)/2]x0.6 0.000 cu.m 

TW 1x3x[(0.45+0.45)/2]x0.45 

Tot 

0.608 cu.m 

al 5.880 cu.m 


@Rs. 1281 Cu.m. Rs. 7532.28

73¼v½ 5 Plaster on new surface on 

walls in cement sand 

mortar 1:6 including racking 

of joint etc. complete fine 

finished : 

(a) 25mm Thick 

Other- 

L 

48.9 

Total- 101 

HW 1x3x[(0.45-0.15+0.3)+0.4+[Sqrt{(0.4^2)+((0.45-0.4)^2)}]] 4.209 Sq.m 

. 

SideWall with US 2x1.5x[(0.45-0.15)+1.45] 5.250 Sq.m 

. 

WW-US-1 1x0x[(1.45+1.45)/2] 0.000 Sq.m 

. 

WW-US-2 1x0x[(1.45+1.45)/2] 0.000 Sq.m 

. 

WW-DS-1 1x0.5x[(1.45+1.2)/2] 0.663 Sq.m 

. 

WW-DS-2 1x0.5x[(1.45+1.2)/2] 0.663 Sq.m 

. 

TW 2x3x0.45 2.700 Sq.m 

. 

HWE-2 2x0x3x0.6 0.000 Sq.m 

. 

Tot 

al 13.485 Sq.m 

. 

Labour @ Rs. 48.90 

101.0 

Sq.m. Labour 659.42 

@Rs. 0 Sq.m. Rs. 1361.99 

6 Earth Filling including 

watering ramming 

consolidation and dressing 

complete including all. 

Other- 

L 

63 

Deduction as per item No.1 -4.247 Cu.m 

. 

Total- 63 Filling in between US & DS 

W.Walls 2x[1.5+(1.5+0)]/2x0x1.45 0.000 Cu.m 

. 

Embk-1 US Slope 2.5:1 0x[(1+4.375)/2]x[(1.5+0)/2] 0.000 Cu.m 

. 

Embk-2 0x[(1+4.375)/2]x[(1.5+0)/2] 0.000 Cu.m 

. 

Tot 

al -4.247 Cu.m 

. 


@Rs. 63.00 Cu.m. Rs. 0.00 

172 7 Providing and laying 

cement concrete including 

curing compaction etc 

complete using stone 

aggregate 20mm nominal 

size (crusher broken) in 

foundation plinth, excluding 

the cot of shuttering, using. 

(a) 1 cement : 2sand : 

4aggregate 

HW 3x0.4x0.1 0.120 cu.m 

Other- 

L 

232.1 

Coping [0+0+0.5+0.5]x0.45x0.05 0.023 cu.m 


Apron 3x1x0.1 0.300 cu.m 

TW 3x0.45x0.1 0.135 cu.m 

HWE 2x1.5x0.45x0.05 0.068 cu.m 

HWE-2 0x3x0.45x0.05 

Tot 

0.000 cu.m 

al 0.714 cu.m. 


@Rs. 2439 Cu.m. Rs. 1741.45

8 Supply & Spreading quary 

rubbish under pitching 

(Item No.-85) 

Other- 

L 

63.4 

0x2.019x0.10 0.000 cu.m 

Total- 209 0x2.019x0.10 0.000 cu.m 

Tot 

al 0.000 cu.m 


209.0 

Cu.m. Labour 0.00 

@Rs. 0 Cu.m. Rs. 0.00 

124¼c½ 9 Random rubble stone 

kharanja under floor in CM 

1:6 

as per GKN Rates 

Apron 3x1 3.000 Sqm 

Other- 

L 

78 

Tot 

al 3.000 Sqm 

Total- 241 Labour @ Rs. 78.00 

241.0 

sqm Labour 234.00 

@Rs. 0 sqm Rs. 723.00 

Other- 

L 

232.1 

Total- 2439 

Other- 

L 

10 Providing and laying cement 

concrete including curing 

compaction etc complete using 

stone aggregate 20mm 

nominal size (crusher broken) 

in foundation plinth, excluding 

the cot of shuttering, using. 1 

cement : 2sand : 4aggregate 

11 RR Dry Stone Pitching of 

Course Rubble 

125 

Total- 624 

12 S/F Anchor Bars of 

Dia.16mm 1.20 Mtr C/C in 

zig-zag way from 

foundation to upto top of 

Super Structure 

1x3x0.45x0.45 0.608 cum 

Tot 

al 0.608 cum 


2439. 


@Rs. 00 Cu.m. Rs. 1481.69 

xxxxx 0.000 cum 

xxxxx 0.000 cum 

Tot 

al 0.000 cum 


624.0 


@Rs. 0 Cu.m. Rs. 0.00 

No. of 

Bars 

T- 

Length 

T- 

Weight 

Other- 

L 

3.3 

Anchor Bars 0 0 0 Kgs 

Total- 49.4 Reinforcement in Apron 8mm dia 

@0.50 Mtrc/c 0 Kgs

Tot 

al 0.000 Kgs 


@Rs. 49.40 Cu.m. Rs. 0.00 

1.428571429 TOTAL Rs. 

17750.6 

8 

Add. 3% Cont. Rs. 532.52 

18283.2 

A- Grand Total Rs. 0 

B- Labour Rs. 3842.00 

C- 

D- 

Add % reduction in task as per order 

of govt. Rs. 0.00 

( A+ C 

18283. 

Total Cost 

) 

20 

Say Rs. 18300.00 

LABOUR (B+C) Rs. 3842.00 

14458.0 

MATERIAL . Rs. 0 

Note - 1-Foundation depth should not be more than 1.80 Mtr. 

2-If sandy(Bajari) strata is available up to 1.8 Mtr Depth than excavate the foundation up 

to the soil (Loam etc.) .After wards the Site Engineer feels further excavation is required 

than provide cut off trench. 

J.En. A.En./ Ex.En.

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Note - COST 

FORM Please do not disturb the white Cells & Black Fonts 18300.00 

Name of Work 

-Anicut 

Gram-akodiya AS No.- 

GP-chandwar Date- 

PS-deoli Amount- 

Work CODE - 

Time of 

Completetion- 

6 

Month 

s 

Location- & River/Nala/W.Weir nala 

Scheme- other 

TASK Red 

% COT Required Y/N - n 

B H 0.6 0.6 

AREA in Hact. 2 Hact. Over Burden 1.2 

Crest Length 3 Mtr. 

Height of 

Anicut 

Plinth Ht. Of 

HW 

0.4 Mtr. 

0.3 Mtr. 

Fetch Length 0.5 Km 

Density of 

Masonary-p 

Depth of 

Foundation 

D/S Wing Wall 

Additional 

Length 

U/S Wing Wall 

Additional 

Length 

Top Width of 

Side Wall & 

W.Wall 

TW - Top 

Width 

0.45 

0.45 

2.3 t/cum TW Ht 0.45 

0.45 Mtr. 

1 Designed 

Length 0.45 

1 Designed 

Length 0.45 

Note - 

Please do not disturb the white Cells & Black Fonts 

Part Nos. Length Fd.W/ 

Width 

Fd.D 

CC- 

Th. 

W.Th- 

Base 

W.Th- 

Top 

SS- 

H1 

SS- 

H2 

HW 1 3 0.75 0.45 0.15 0.45 0.4 0.4 

SideWall with 

US 

2 1.5 0.5 0.45 0.15 0.5 0.45 1.45 

WW-US-1 1 0 0.5 0.45 0.15 0.5 0.45 1.45 1.45 

WW-US-2 1 0 0.5 0.45 0.15 0.5 0.45 1.45 1.45 

WW-DS-1 1 0.5 0.5 0.45 0.15 0.5 0.45 1.45 1.2 

WW-DS-2 1 0.5 0.5 0.45 0.15 0.5 0.45 1.45 1.2 

HWE 2 1.5 0.5 0.45 0.15 0.5 0.45 1.45 1.45 

HWE-2 0 3 0.9 0.9 0.15 0.9 0.45 0.6 0.6 

Apron 1 3 1 0.35 

TW 1 3 0.45 0.45 0.15 0.45 0.45 0.45 

Embk-1 US Slope 2.5:1 0 1.875 4.375 1 1.5 0 

Embk-2 0 1.875 4.375 1 1.5 0

Pitching Y/N n COST 

Pitching 

Thick. 

0.23 

18300. 

00 

Coping on 

WW 

0.05 Note - 

Coping on HW 0.1 Please do not disturb the white Cells & Black Fonts 

CC in Apron 0.1 

HYDAULIC DESIGN 

Q = CIA/36 

C - Runoff Coffieient 0.3 

Runoff 

Coffieie 

nt for 

SOIL 

Agr. 

Grassl 

and 

Forest 

I - Rainfall intensity-CM/Hr 9 Sandy 0.29 0.15 0.1 

A - Area in Hact. 2 Alluvial 0.4 0.35 0.3 

Black 

Cotton 

0.5 0.45 0.4 

Q= 0.15 

Q = CA 3/4 

C = 11.4 11.4 

A - Area in SqKm 0.02 

Q= 0.606 

Cum/S 

ec 

Cum/S 

ec 

Discharge Max.of both Q= 0.606 Cum/S 

ec 

Depth of Flow(Flood Lift) 

Q=CdLh 3/2 

Cd -Cofficient of discharge for broad crested weir 1.71 

L - Crest 

Length 

3 

hf=(Q/CdL) 3/2 hf= 0.241 Mtr. 

Say 0.2 Mtr. 

Free Board - Hf 

fb=hw 

hw=0.384(F) 1/2 +0.763-0.217(F) 1/4 

F - Fetch Length in Km 0.5 

hw= 0.852 Mtr. 

Say 0.85 Mtr. 

Hf = h + hw 1.05 Mtr. 

Say 1.1 Mtr.

STRUCTURAL 

DESIGN 

Head Wall 

Bottom Width b = (H+hf)/(p-1)1/2 0.53 Mtr. 

Say 0.5 Mtr. 

Top Width a = b - ( 0.80 x H) 0.18 Mtr. 

a = 0.55 x (H)1/2 0.35 

Say 0.4 Mtr. 

Width of Concrete Bed = b + 0.3 0.8 Mtr. 

Head Wall 

Extenion 

Length = H + h + 1.00 1.6 Mtr. 

Top Width 0.45 Mtr. 

Bottom Width 

= 0.45+0.30( H + 

FreeBoard) 

0.9 Mtr. 

Depth of Foundation =0.45+Over Burden 1.65 Mtr. 

Length of Apron 

= 0.696 x C x (H) 1/2 

C- Bligh's Cofficient=5 2.2 Mtr. 

Say 2.2 Mtr. 

Thickness of Apron 

t = (H/1.811) 1/2 0.47 Mtr. 

(Allowed 30 Cms 23Cms Stone Kharanja in CM & 10 Cm CC 1:2:4) 0.30 Mtr. 

Side Wall 

Length= 1.75H+0.75h+0.45 1.3 Mtr. 

Adopt Length of Side Wall=Apron 2.2 Mtr. 

Height at Head Wall extenion Junction 

H+Flood Lift+FreeBoard 1.45 Mtr. 

Height at Wing Wall Junction 

1.50 x Flood Lift 0.3 Mtr. 

Bottom Width= 

0.45 + 

0.30x[(H+FreeBoard)+(1.5xFloodLift)] 


0.72 Mtr. 

Say 0.7 Mtr. 

D/S Wing 

Wall 

Length =2.25 x Flood Lift 0.45 Mtr. 

Length 1.45 Mtr. 


Bottom Width= 0.45+[0.30 x (1.50 x Flood Lift)] 0.54 Mtr. 

Adopt 0.9 Mtr. 

Height= 1.50 x Flood Lift 0.3 Mtr. 

U/S Wing 

Wall 

Length =2.25 x Flood Lift 0.45 Mtr. 

Length 1.45 Mtr. 

Top Width 0.45 Mtr.

Bottom Width= 0.45+[0.30 x (1.50 x Flood Lift)] 0.54 Mtr. 


Height = H+ Flood Lift+ Free Board 1.45 Mtr. 

Toe Wall 


Height 0.45 Mtr. 

Bottom Width= Tw+[0.30 x Ht] 0.59 Mtr. 


Depth of 

Foundation= 

W1=axHxLxp 

W2=1/2(b-a)xHxLxp 

W3=aXhxLxw 

Thickness of Apron Calculated 0.47 Mtr. 

FORCES 

Vertical 

Forces 

Horizontal 

Forces 

Lever 

arm 

from 

Toe 

Moment at Toe 

V H Mr Mo 

0.4x0.4x1x 

2.3 0.37 0.3 0.11 

1/2x(0.5- 

0.4)x0.4x1 

x2.3 

0.046 0.07 0 

0.4x0.2x1x 

1 0.08 0.3 0.02 

P1=wxh X H 1x0.2x2.3 0.46 0.2 0.09 

P2=wx(H x H)/2 

U=CxwHxb/2 

1x(0.4x0.4) 

/2 0.08 0.13 0.01 

0.50x1x0.4 

x0.5/2 -0.05 0.33 0.02 

TOTAL 0.44 0.54 0.13 0.12 

CHECK FORMULA 

VALUE 

S 

LIMITS REMA 

RK 

Over Turning ∑Mr / ∑Mo 0.13 / 0.12 1.08 >1.5 Un-Safe 

Sliding µ∑V / ∑H 0.65x0.444 / 0.54 0.53 >1 Un-Safe 

Stress at Toe (∑V/b)x(1+6e/b) (0.444/0.5)x{1+(6x0.23/0.5)} 3.34 0 

CHAPTER - VIII 

Enclosures - 

a. Location –District, block, village, watershed location map 

b. Map of ____________ IWMP Project (Watershed Boundary demarcation in cadastral 

& Topo Sheet) 

c. PRA Map (along with photos & paper drawing) 

d. Treatment map (Indicate proposed works) 

e. Cadastral Map on watershed boundry 

f. Information on Soils, Soil fertility, Land capability, Soil chemical problems like 

salinity, alkalinity 

g. Land Use Land Cover map 

h. Information on existing water harvesting structures & well inventory along with GPS 

co-ordinates. 

i. High resolution, latest Remote Sensing Satellite data 

Documents of Agreements: 

Proceedings of gram sabha for EPA approval 

Proceedings of gram sabha Resolution for committee constitution 

Proceedings of gram sabha for DPR approval 

DPR approval by district

District Watershed Development Unit, Tonk IWMP-IV - Directorate of ...

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