Lok Sabha Question No. 6291 (UNSTARRED), answered on 2018-04-05
Subject: Development/Maintenance of Water Resources
Ministry: WATER RESOURCES, RIVER DEVELOPMENT AND GANAGA REJUVENATION
Asked by: K.R.P. PRABAKARAN

## GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF WATER RESOURCES, RIVER DEVELOPMENT & GANGA REJUVENATION

## LOK SABHA UN STARRED QUESTION NO. 6291

ANSWERED ON 05.0 4.201 8

## DEVELOPMENT/MAINTENA NCE OF WATER RESOURC ES

## 6291. SHRI K.R.P. PRABAKARAN

Will the Minister of WATER RESOURCES, RIVER DEVELOPMENT AND GANGA REJUVENATION be pleased to state:

(a) whether a note on the achievements of the Ministry was released recently and if so, the

(b) the details of projects/ programmes /activities included therein for sustainable maintenance of quality and efficient use of water resources, State/UT - wise;

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(c)  whether  any  projects  or  programmes  from  the  southern  States  especially  Tamil  Nadu  f purpose was included t herein and if so, the details thereof and if not, the reasons therefor;

(d) whether the rivers in Kerala were not included in the National Perspective Plan thereb

State Master Plan on Water Harvesting and Conservation and if so, the reasons therefor; and (e) the corrective measures proposed to be taken in this regard?

## ANSWER

## THE  MINISTER  OF  STATE  FOR  WATER  RESOURCES, RIVER  DEVELOPMENT  AND  GANGA REJUVENATION & PARLIAMENTARY AFFAIRS

( SHRI ARJUN RAM MEGHW AL )

(a) to (b) Yes ,Madam .The Ministry periodically releases a note on its achievements. Recently last such note was released during December, 2017. A copy of thenote is at Annexure - I.

(c)Under Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana (PMKSY ), for the scheme Repair, Renovation an Restoration (RRR) there are 105 ongoing projects in Tamil Nadu. The details are given at Annexure - II . Dam  Rehabilitation  and  Improvement  Project  (DRIP)  has  been  taken  up  with  loan  assistance World Bank for rehabilitation and improvement of 89 projects in Tamil Nadu. The details are given at Annexure - III .

Central Ground Water Board (CGWB), under MoWR, RD & GR has taken up Aquifer Mapping and Management Program in the country including southern States like Tamil Nadu. The management plans  prepared  under  the  program  are  being  shared  with  concerned  State  Governments  for implementation. So far, an area of around 7.998 lakh sq. km. has been covered under this scheme.

(d) &(e)Pamba and Achankovil rivers of Kerala have been included in the National Perspectiv inter - linking  of  rivers.  On  the  basis  of  Feasibility  Report  on  Pamba -Achankovil - V ippar  link  project completed in 1995, NWDA proposed diversion of water from Pamba and Achankovil rivers of Kerala to Vaippar  basin  of  Tamil  Nadu  and  submitted  to  Tamil  Nadu  and  Kerala.    However,  in  2003 Assembly passed a resolution against taking up this link project. The Central Government h and  has  decided  not  to treat  it  as  a  priority  link  at  present  for  the  purpose  of  consensus preparation of DPR.

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Annexure  referred  to in  reply  to  Parts  (a)  & (b) of Unstarred  Question  No. 6291 to be answered in Lok Sabha on dated 05.04.2018 regarding ' D evelopment/Maintenance of Water Resources ' .

## Major Achievements of Ministry of Water Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation - 2017

## Ganga Rejuvenation

## Major activities under National Mission for Clean Ganga:

Under Namami Gange programme, a tot al of 187 projects worth Rs. 16565.34 crore have been  sanctioned  for  various  activities  such  as  sewage  infrastructure,  ghats  and  c development, river front development, river surface cleaning, institutional deve biodiversity conservation, afforestation, rural sanitation, and public participation.

93 projects out of 187 were sanctioned for creation of 2205.08 MLD new sewage treat plants (STPs), rehabilitation of 564.3 MLD of existing STPs and laying/rehabilitation 4 km sewer network for abatement of pollution in river Ganga and Yamuna.

Within a year of reconstitution of NMCG as an Authority (October 07, 2016 to Octobe 2017), 44 projects worth Rs . 7,547.87  crore  were  approved  by  the  Executive  Committee. These pro jects  pertain  to  creation  of  adequate  sewage  treatment  capacities  in  Ganga  basin -Uttarakhand (17) Uttar Pradesh (10), Bihar (11) Jharkhand (1) West Bengal (3) and Del Total STP capacity of 1402.26 MLD will be created with the approval of th ese projects and sewer network length of 1429.24 km will be laid down.

In a paradigm shift in sewage sector in the past one year, works on two STP proj MLD in Varanasi and 82 MLD in Haridwar) have been started under Hybrid Annuity PPP mode (HAM). O ther projects sanctioned under HAM are Naini, Jhusi, Phaphamau, Unnao, Shuklag and Farrukhabad in Uttar Pradesh, Digha, Kankarbagh and Bhagalpur in Bihar, Howrah, Bally Tolly's Nallah in Kolkata.

36  Real  Time  Water  Quality  Monitoring  Station  (RTWQMS )  are  operational  under Namami Gange programme.

For  abatement  of  industrial  pollution,  survey  of  all  1109  Grossly  Polluting  I (GPIs) was conducted. Out of 1109 GPIs, 333 were closed and closure notices were given t -complying GPIs.

For River F ront Development, works at 111 ghats and 46 crematoria are in progress expected  to  be  completed  by  2018.  For  river  surface  cleaning,  11  trash  skimmers  hav deployed  at  Haridwar,  Garh  Mukhteshwar,  Kanpur,  Varanasi,  Allahabad,  Patna,  Sahibga Nabadwip, Kolkata, Delhi and Mathura -Vrindavan.

On rural sanitation front, all 4464 villages on the bank of river Ganga have be Open Defecation Free (ODF) and 12, 74, 421 Individual Household Toilets have been constru

Five  State  Ganga  Committees  an d  34  District  Ganga  Committees  constituted  for  effectiv monitoring of projects and activities.

Six  public  outreach  programmes  were  organised  in  five  main  stem  Ganga  basin  Sta They  are  Ganga  Swachhta  Pakhwada,  Ganga  Sankalp  Divas,  Ganga  Nirikshan  Yatra ,  Ganga Dusshera, Ganga Vriksharopan Saptah, and Swachhta Hi Seva Pakhwada.

The  participation  of  corporates  in  Namami  Gange  programme  grew  stronger  wit successful completion of two road shows -London and Mumbai. Commitments of participation in NMCG activ ities have been made by several corporates.

Projects have also been taken up for bio - diversity conservation, conservation of fish an fisheries, Dolphin conservation, afforestation activities.

Countries like Australia, United Kingdom, Germany, Finland and Israel have shown keen interest in collaborating with the Indian government for river Ganga cleaning.

National Mission for Clean Ganga has signed an MoU with OISCA International, a lead NGO of Japan to collaborate in specific activities for pollution ab atement and river rejuvenation.

Water  Quality  Monitoring:  Based  on  water  quality  monitoring  being  carried  out  a locations through manual as well as sensors based real time system, it has been observed quality  trend  on  tributaries  of  Ramgang a  river  viz.,  Bahela,  Dahela,  Kosi  and  Ramganga  itsel before its confluence with Ganga has shown improvements during the last two years.

## Water Resources & River Development: -

Pradhan  Mantri  Krishi  Sinchayee  Yojana  (PMKSY)  has  been  formulated  amalgamating ongoing schemes viz. Accelerated Irrigation Benefit Programme (AIBP) of the Ministry of Resources, River Development and Ganga Rejuvenation (MoWR,RD&GR), Integrated Watershed Management Programme (IWMP) of Department of Land Resources (DoLR) and the On Farm Water  Management  (OFWM)  of  Department  of  Agriculture  and  Cooperation  (DAC).  Under PMKSY, Ninety Nine (99) ongoing Accelerated Irrigation Benefits Programme (AIBP) Major/Medium  projects  along  with  their  Command  Area  Development  &  Water  Management (CADWM) works having potential of 76.03 lakh ha. and estimated cost of Rs. 77595 cr. have identified in consultation with States, for completion in phases up to December, 2019. mechanism through NABARD has been made by the Government for both ce ntral and state share for timely completion of 99 prioritized projects.

| Funds released for AIBP component during 2016 -2017 & 2017 - 18 (upto December 05, 2017):   | Funds released for AIBP component during 2016 -2017 & 2017 - 18 (upto December 05, 2017):   | Funds released for AIBP component during 2016 -2017 & 2017 - 18 (upto December 05, 2017):   | Funds released for AIBP component during 2016 -2017 & 2017 - 18 (upto December 05, 2017):   |
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| Sr.                                                                                         | Item                                                                                        | Funds Released (Rs. In                                                                      | Funds Released (Rs. In                                                                      |
| No.                                                                                         |                                                                                             | 2016- 17                                                                                    | 2017- 18                                                                                    |
| 1                                                                                           | AIBP (C.A.)                                                                                 | 3308                                                                                        | 905.62                                                                                      |
| 2                                                                                           | Polavaram Project                                                                           | 2514                                                                                        | 979.36                                                                                      |
| 3                                                                                           | State Share from LTIF                                                                       | 3334                                                                                        | 3318.85                                                                                     |

Detailed  Project  Reports  (DPRs)  of  three  priority  links  have  been  completed  viz -Betwa link project (KBLP) Phase -I and II, Damanganga - Pinjal link project and Par - Tapi - Narmada link pro ject. Various Statutory Clearances have been obtained for KBLP Phase -I and the project report is ready for implementation. Union Minister WR, RD & GR has discussed KBLP Phase -I with Chief Ministers of U.P. and M.P. and MoU for water sharing and implementa tion is expected to be signed shortly. Further, Union Minister for Water Resources, River Development and Rejuvenation  has  discussed  Damanganga - Pinjal  link  and  Par - Tapi - Narmada  link  projects  with Chief Ministers of Gujarat and Maharashtra and shortl y the MoU for water sharing is expected to be signed in this regard.

Since April 2017, Central assistance of approximately Rs. 150 crore has been rele Flood Management to the States.

Rs.199.96 crore (Approx) Central assistance released to different states Since April, 201 under river Management Activities & Works related to Border Areas (RMBA).

Total  CA  released  to  state  Govt.  under  SMI  scheme  was  Rs.  232.879  crore  during period FY -2017- 18 (till date).

Total  CA  released to  state  Govt.  under  RRR  scheme  was  Rs.  17.3026  crore  during  th period FY -2017- 18 (till date).

Rs. 155.92 crore released/expended to the States and central implementing agencies NHP for the year 2017 - 18.

Dam  Rehabilitation  and  Improvement  Project (DRIP)  has  been  taken  up  with  loan assistance from the World Bank for rehabilitation and improvement of about 223 dams in States  (namely  Jharkhand,  Karnataka,  Kerala,  Madhya  Pradesh,  Odisha,  Tamil  Nadu, Uttarakhand)  and  Institutional  Strengthenin g  of  Central  Water  Commission  (CWC)  and  other Implementing Agencies. DRIP was originally planned to be implemented over a period of -years starting from April 18, 2012. The project has now been extended for two addition with extended completion date to be June 30, 2020.

National Hydrology Project (NHP) has been taken up with the assistance of World with total outlay of Rs.3679.7674 crore. NHP is a Central Sector Scheme, with 100% grant States with World Bank Assistance to the tune of 50% of the project cost. It has pan India coverag with  49  Implementing  Agencies  (IAs)  (including  10  from  Central  Government  and  39  fr States).  The  project  has  a  total  duration  of  eight  years  from  2016 - 17  to  2023 - 24.  The  project objective  of  NHP  is  to  im prove  the  extent,  quality,  and  accessibility  of  water  reso information, decision support system for floods and basin level resource assessment/plan to strengthen the capacity of targeted water resources professionals and management insti s in India.

National Water Mission has focused on improving water use efficiency. During 2016 - 17, 21 Baseline Studies and during 2017 - 18, five baseline studies for improving water use efficie for irrigation projects have been taken up in Major/Medium Ir rigation projects located in Assam, Manipur, Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Kerala and Maharashtra.

The mediation efforts of Ministry of Water Resources, RD&GR have helped the state J&K  and  Punjab  reach  an  agreement  under  its  aegis  to  resume  works  of  Shah pur  Kandi  Dam project in Punjab/J&K. Both the Governments have ratified the agreement and construction project to be resumed shortly.

Minor Irrigation(Stats) Wing conducts quinquennial census of minor irrigation str in  the  Country  which  thro ws  light  on  important  parameters  like  number  of  Minor  Irrigati structure, type of lifting devices, source of energy, source of finance, Irrigation Pote Irrigation  Potential  Utilized,  Culturable  command  area  etc.  which  have  important  bea on policy  formulation  of  irrigation  Sector.  5th  Minor  irrigation  Census  has  been  comple reference year 2013 - 14 and the same has been put on the website of the Ministry in Novemb 2017.

MoU Signed in 2017: India - Netherlands: A memorandum of unde rstanding between India and  the  Netherlands  was  signed  on  June  27,  2017  on  cooperation  in  the  field  of Management by collaborating and sharing of experience and expertise in the areas mutually upon,  including  technique  in  river  basin  managemen t  planning/  integrated  water  resources management, pollution abatement for river including river Ganga, decision support system management- water  safety  including  flood  management  along  rivers,  water  management,  wa quality issues and waste water recycling, and re - use through innovative concession arrangement.

The programme named National Aquifer Management (NAQUIM) for mapping of water bearing aquifers has been planned with an aim to enhance the capacity of states in Grou Management and Development. Total targeted area for National Aquifer Mapping an Management Programme was 8.89 lakh Sq. km including 5.25 lakh Sq.km prioritized area (du 2012- 17) against 24 Lakh Sq. km area identified for mapping in the country. By the end o 2017, aquifer maps and management plans were developed for an area of 6.31 lakh Sq. km. D April 2017 to October 2017, an additional area of 1.38 lakh Sq. km has been covered under mapping  and  management  plan  taking  the  total  coverage  to  7.69  lak h  Sq.  km,  which  is shared/would be shared with the respective State Governments agencies.

Two day  event  'Jal  Manthan -4'  was  organized  on  July  28 - 29,  2017  at  New  Delhi  by National  Water  Development  Agency  (NWDA)  with  the  technical  support  of  Central  Wate Commission.

The fifth edition of India Water Week was observed during October 10 - 14,  2017  New Delhi. It was inaugurated by President of India Shri Ram Nath Kovind. The theme for this year's India  Water week was 'Water and Energy for  Inclusive Growth'. The re was also an exhibition running in parallel supporting the theme and showcasing the technologies, latest developm solutions available for the areas in, water and energy.

Ministry  of  Water  Resources,  RD  &  GR  has  completely  operationalized  eOffice .  This Ministry has more than 90% electronic Files usage in eOffice and the percentage of Physi being used is less than 10% only. The MIS / Dashboard for monitoring the Physical and f achievement of 99 projects under PMKSY has been develop ed and launched in public domain. The work done in development of PMKSY Dashboard has been appreciated by Principal Secretary PM as well.

Several measures have been adopted by this Ministry to increase the grievance d rate lodged on CPGRAMS Port al as well as received physically resulting in 98% disposal 88% in previous year.

The  following  important  projects  completed  successfully  by  WAPCOS,  MoWR,  RD  & GR: -

Afghan-India Friendship Dam Project, Herat Province, Afghanistan Development of S Irrigation Schemes in Champassack Province, Lao PDR.

Project  Management  for  Augmentation  of  Water  Supply  Scheme  in  Dar - Es- Salaam  and Chalinze, Tanzania, Stung Tasal Dam Project, Cambodia.

Preparation of Feasibility  Report and  Detailed  Project Report on Se werage  and  Sewage Treatment for Bhopal City.

Project  Management  Consultancy  for  Madhya  Pradesh  Urban  Development  Project,

Bhopal (World Bank Funded).

Project  Development and  Management  Consultant  (PDMC)  for  Atal  Mission  for Rejuvenation and Urban Transfor mation including Project Management of Haryana and Madhya Pradesh.

## Major Activities in 2017 by Peninsular River wing.

In  the  year  2017  Dam  Break  Analysis  were  conducted  on  64  Dams  for  preparation Inundation maps. Emergency Action Plans (EAPs) prepared by State IAs have been reviewed and commented upon by CPMU

Total of 109 NITs worth Rs. 600 Cr were issued since January 2017 and works of packages  worth  Rs.  373  Cr  were  awarded  till  date.  During  this  period  with  in  a  perio months an expenditure of Rs. 596 Cr. was incurred

One Dam Safety Conference was organized in Roorkee in which 466 delegates (with International)  participated.  35  Indian  and  Foreign  organizations  showcased  their  p technology and services in the exhibition.

Two International  trainings  were  conducted  in  which  43  officials  from  all  parti State were trained. In addition 22 National Trainings were conducted in different impl agencies benefitting 716 officials.

Four  Draft  Guidelines  on  various  aspects of  dam  safety  have  been  prepared  under  the project and in the process of finalization.

DHARMA, web based dam inventory management software has been completed. Efforts are being made to capture the dam related data on this platform.

Third Party Evaluation S tudy of DRIP scheme has been carried out by the IIT Roorkee.

Proposal for DRIP -II covering 684 dams of 18 States and two central agencies grossin amount Rs.9070 Crore prepared and sent to MoWR, RD & GR for in - principal approval.

Two special Dam Safety Review Panel have been constituted under DRIP comprehensive dam safety review Kadana and Bheema and interim report submitted to MoWR, RD &GR.

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The  project  'Protection  of  Majuli  island  from  flood  and  erosion'  was  approved  by  the M oWR, RD & GR for a value of Rs 237 crores. Out of the total amount, funding of Rs 207 has been provided by DONER. Brahmaputra Board has awarded the work which is presently progress. Successful conclusion of this project will provide succour to Ma juli, which is the largest river island in the world, from flood and erosion.

## Swachhta Pakhwada from 16th to 31st March 2017 under SAP:

The  Ministry  alongwith  with  all  attached/  subordinate/  autonomous  organizations/ organised the Swacchta Pakhwada fr om March 1631, 2017. Ministry celebrated the 'World Water Day' on 22nd March 2017 with a cleanliness event at Brij Ghat, Garhmukteshwar, Distt. Hapur, Uttar Pradesh. MoS (WR, RD &GR) Shri Sanjeev Balyan led the cleanliness activity along officers/ st aff of the Ministry.

During  this  fortnight,  approximately  100  major  events  as  Swachhta  Pakhwada  w organized  all  over  the  country  ranging  from  Jammu  &  Kashmir  to  Kerala  and  from  Assam Maharashtra totalling 25 States and UTs of the country.

Some of the highlights of the Swachhta Pakhwada are as under:

The Cleanliness drives was organised as a pan India Mission and remotest areas country were targeted to make it a 'Jan Andolan'.

Awareness drive was also organised in Srinagar, Manipur etc. and also the remotest area of Jharkhand  and  Bihar.  The  aim  was  to  disseminate  the  information  to  people  living  in villages/ tribal people.

Special emphasis was given to clean the Ganga Ghats at different places. To make it a 'Jan Andolan',  people  from  diffe rent  walks  of  life  was  exhorted  for  this  noble  cause  by  organi Chaupals, Rallies, Padyatras, painting/ drawing competitions etc.

Efforts were made to incorporate more and more children by organising events in sc at different places to inculcate the cleanliness values in Nation's future stakeholders.

Innovative  works  were  carried  out  during  these  Swachhta  Pakhwada  by  renovati cleaning and deepening of water bodies like Dams, Ponds etc. in remotest villages.

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## Annexure - II

Annexure referred to in reply to Part (c) of Unstarred Question No. 6291 to be answered in Lok Sabha on dated 05.04.2018 regarding ' Development/Maintenance of Water Resources '.

## Details of 105 projects under Repair, Renovation and Restoration of Water Bodies sch eme in

## Tamil Nadu

1. 49  ongoing  water  bodies  with  estimated  cost  Rs.  27.3799  crore were  included  under  RRR scheme in 2014 - 15. Out of 49 water bodies, 46 come under DPAP area and 3 lie in gene area.  The  proposed  restoration  of  irrigation  potential  is  945  hectares  and  storage 1.3043 MCM has been planned. So far Rs. 5.1279 cr ore has been released as CA in FY 2015 -16 and total expenditure on the project is Rs. 8.8359 crore.
2. 56  ongoing  water  bodies  with  estimated  cost  Rs.  27.3038  crore  were  included  under scheme in 2014 - 15. All the 56 water bodies come under DPAP area. The proposed restoration of irrigation potential is 1513 hectares and storage revival of 1.495 MCM has been pla far  Rs.  4.0956  crore  has  been  released  as  CA  in  FY  2015 - 16  and  total  expenditure  on  the project is Rs. 7.2084 crore.

Annexure  referred  to in  reply  to  Part  (c) of Sabha  Unstarred  Question  No. 6291 to  be answered in Lok Sabhaon dated 05.04.2018 regarding ' Development/Maintenance of Water Resources '.

## Details of 89 DRIP projects in Tamil Nadu

|   Sr. No. | Project Identification Code   | Implementing Agency   | Name of Dam                |
|-----------|-------------------------------|-----------------------|----------------------------|
|         1 | TN12HH0100                    | TNWRD                 | ADAVINAINARKOVIL           |
|         2 | TN12HH0025                    | TNWRD                 | ALIYAR                     |
|         3 | TN12HH0015                    | TNWRD                 | AMARAVATHI                 |
|         4 | TN12HH0093                    | TNWRD                 | ANAI MADUVU                |
|         5 | TN12MH0111                    | TNWRD                 | ANAIKUTTAM                 |
|         6 | TN12HH0014                    | TNWRD                 | BHAVANISAGAR               |
|         7 | GENTNWA001                    | TNWRD                 | CHEMBARAMPAKKAM            |
|         8 | TN12MH0066                    | TNWRD                 | CHINNAR                    |
|         9 | TN12MH0047                    | TNWRD                 | CHITTAR I                  |
|        10 | TN12MH0048                    | TNWRD                 | CHITTAR II                 |
|        11 | GENTNWA007                    | TNWRD                 | CHOLAVARAM                 |
|        12 | TN12HH0056                    | TNWRD                 | GATANA                     |
|        13 | TN12MH0112                    | TNWRD                 | GOLWARPATTI                |
|        14 | TN12MH0028                    | TNWRD                 | GOMUKHINADI                |
|        15 | TN12MH0069                    | TNWRD                 | GUNDERIPALLAM              |
|        16 | TN12HH0094                    | TNWRD                 | KARIAKOIL                  |
|        17 | TN12HH0067                    | TNWRD                 | KARUPPANADHI               |
|        18 | TN12LH0095                    | TNWRD                 | KELAVARAPALLI              |
|        19 | TN12MH0082                    | TNWRD                 | KESARIGULIHALLA            |
|        20 | TN12MH0096                    | TNWRD                 | KODAGANAR                  |
|        21 | TN12MH0101                    | TNWRD                 | KODUMUDIYAR                |
|        22 | TN12MH0016                    | TNWRD                 | KRISHNAGIRI                |
|        23 | GENTNWA012                    | TNWRD                 | KULLURSANDAI               |
|        24 | TN12MH0049                    | TNWRD                 | KUTHIRAIYAR                |
|        25 | GENTNWA002                    | TNWRD                 | LOWER ANICUT               |
|        26 | TN12HH0078                    | TNWRD                 | LOWER NIRAR                |
|        27 | TN12MH0050                    | TNWRD                 | MANIMUKTHANADHI            |
|        28 | TN12HH0017                    | TNWRD                 | MANIMUTHAR                 |
|        29 | TN12MH0041                    | TNWRD                 | MANJALAR                   |
|        30 | TN12MH0077                    | TNWRD                 | MARUDHANADHI               |
|        31 | TN12HH0005                    | TNWRD                 | METTUR                     |
|        32 | TN12MH0098                    | TNWRD                 | MORDHANA                   |
|        33 | TN12MH0084                    | TNWRD                 | NAGAVATHI                  |
|        34 | TN12LH0104                    | TNWRD                 | NAMBIAR                    |
|        35 | TN12LH0091                    | TNWRD                 | NOYYAL ATHUPALAYAM         |
|        36 | TN12HH0072                    | TNWRD                 | PALAR PORUNDALAR           |
|        37 | TN12MH0079                    | TNWRD                 | PAMBAR                     |
|        38 | TN12HH0042                    | TNWRD                 | PARAMBIKULAM               |
|        39 | TN12HH0002                    | TNWRD                 | PECHIPARAI                 |
|        40 | TN12HH0013                    | TNWRD                 | PERUNCHANI                 |
|        41 | KL12MH0051                    | TNWRD                 | PERUVARIPALLAM             |
|        42 | TN12MH0063                    | TNWRD                 | PILAVUKKAL PROJECT KOVILAR |
|        43 | TN12MH0064                    | TNWRD                 | PILAVUKKAL PROJECT PERIYAR |

|   44 | TN12MH0097   | TNWRD    | POIGAIYAR             |
|------|--------------|----------|-----------------------|
|   45 | TN12MH0058   | TNWRD    | PONNANIYAR            |
|   46 | TN12LH0010   | TNWRD    | POONDI                |
|   47 | TN12HH0059   | TNWRD    | RAMANADHI             |
|   48 | GENTNWA004   | TNWRD    | RED HILLS             |
|   49 | TN12HH0019   | TNWRD    | SATHANUR              |
|   50 | TN12LH0108   | TNWRD    | SHANMUGANADHI         |
|   51 | TN12VH0055   | TNWRD    | SHOLAYAR              |
|   52 | TN12MH0086   | TNWRD    | SHOOLAGIRICHINNAR     |
|   53 | TN12MH0089   | TNWRD    | SIDDHAMALLI           |
|   54 | TN12HH0099   | TNWRD    | SOTHUPPARAI           |
|   55 | TN12HH0044   | TNWRD    | THIRUMURTHI DAM       |
|   56 | TN12MH0087   | TNWRD    | THOPPAIYAR            |
|   57 | TN12LH0080   | TNWRD    | THUMBALAHALLI DAM     |
|   58 | KL12HH0031   | TNWRD    | THUNAKADAVU           |
|   59 | GENTNWA009   | TNWRD    | UPPER (TIRPUR)        |
|   60 | GENTNWA010   | TNWRD    | UPPER (TRICHY)        |
|   61 | TN12MH0060   | TNWRD    | UPPER NIRAR WEIR.     |
|   62 | TN12MH0102   | TNWRD    | VADAKKUPAICHAIYAR     |
|   63 | TN12HH0020   | TNWRD    | VAIGAI                |
|   64 | TN12HH0083   | TNWRD    | VANIAR                |
|   65 | TN12MH0074   | TNWRD    | VARATTUPALLAM         |
|   66 | GENTNWA011   | TNWRD    | VEERANAM              |
|   67 | TN12LH0110   | TNWRD    | VEMBAKOTTAI           |
|   68 | TN12MH0021   | TNWRD    | VIDUR                 |
|   69 | TN12MH0003   | TNWRD    | WILLINGTON RESERVOIR  |
|   70 | TN12HH0022   | TANGEDCO | AVALANCHE             |
|   71 | TN12MH0027   | TANGEDCO | BUNGHIHALLABUND       |
|   72 | TN12HH0023   | TANGEDCO | EMERALD               |
|   73 | TN12HH0068   | TANGEDCO | ERAVANGALAR           |
|   74 | TN12MH0004   | TANGEDCO | GLENMORGAN            |
|   75 | TN12HH0070   | TANGEDCO | HIGHWAVYS             |
|   76 | TN12HH0081   | TANGEDCO | KADAMBARAI            |
|   77 | TN12HH0053   | TANGEDCO | KODAYAR I             |
|   78 | TN12HH0024   | TANGEDCO | KUNDAHPALAM           |
|   79 | TN12MH0062   | TANGEDCO | KUTTIYAR              |
|   80 | TN12HH0071   | TANGEDCO | MANALAR               |
|   81 | TN12HH0007   | TANGEDCO | MUKURTHI              |
|   82 | TN12MH0009   | TANGEDCO | PAPANASAM DIV WEIR    |
|   83 | TN12HH0029   | TANGEDCO | PEGUMBAHALLAH FOREBAY |
|   84 | TN12HH0018   | TANGEDCO | PERIYAR FOREBAY       |
|   85 | TN12HH0036   | TANGEDCO | PORTHIMUND            |
|   86 | TN12HH0085   | TANGEDCO | SERVALAR              |
|   87 | TN12HH0052   | TANGEDCO | UPPER ALIYAR          |
|   88 | TN12HH0032   | TANGEDCO | UPPER BHAVANI         |
|   89 | TN12MH0088   | TANGEDCO | VANDAL WEIR           |

TNWRD : Tamil Nadu Water Resources Department

TANGEDCO : Tamil Nadu Generation and Distribution Corporation

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