Lok Sabha Question No. 3764 (UNSTARRED), answered on 2023-03-23
Subject: Schemes in Haryana
Ministry: JAL SHAKTI
Asked by: Gyaneshwar Patil, Nayab Singh

## GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

## MINISTRY OF JAL SHAKTI,

## DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES, RIVER DEVELOPMENT & GANGA REJUVENATION

## LOK SABHA UNSTARRED QUESTION NO. † 3764

ANSWERED ON 23.03.2023

## SCHEMES IN HARYANA

## †3764. SHRI GYANESHWAR PATIL SHRI NAYAB SINGH

Will the Minister of JAL SHAKTI be pleased to state:

(a) the details of the schemes under the Ministry that have been sanctioned by the Government in the Parliamentary Constituencies of Khandwa and Kurukshetra along with the number of schemes on which work has been started and the time by which the said work is likely to be completed;

(b) the details of the funds allocated for these schemes; and

(c) the details of the schemes under the Ministry that have been identified by the Government for the tribal areas in Madhya Pradesh and the rural areas in the State of Haryana so that the people of the tribal/ rural areas can be benefitted?

## ANSWER

THE MINISTER OF STATE FOR JAL SHAKTI ( SHRI BISHWESWAR TUDU )

(a)  &  (b) Water  resources  projects  are  planned,  funded,  executed  and  maintained  by  the  State Governments  themselves  as  per  their  own  resources  and  priorities.  Role  of  Government  of  India  is limited to being catalytic, providing technical support and, in some cases partial financial assistance in terms with the existing schemes being implemented by the DoWR, RD & GR. All Projects supported by Government of India in the water resources sector aims to improve water security in the State.

Swachh  Bharat  Mission  (Grameen)  [SBM(G)],  a  Centrally  Sponsored  Scheme  launched  with effect from 2 nd October, 2014 with the main aim to make the rural areas of the country Open Defecation Free  (ODF)  by  2 nd October,  2019  by  providing  access  to  toilets  to  all  the  rural  households.  All  the villages  in  the  country  (including  the  villages  in  the  Khandwa  and  Kurukshetra  Parliamentary Constituencies) had declared themselves ODF by 2.10.2019.   Having achieved the ODF status, Phase II of SBM (G) is being implemented from 2020-21 with the objective to sustain ODF status and to cover the villages with solid and liquid waste management i.e. converting the villages from ODF to ODF Plus by 2024-25. The scheme is being implemented in all the villages of Country including that in Khandwa and Kurukshetra Parliamentary Constituencies.

Since August 2019, Government of India, in partnership with States, is implementing Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM) for making provision of potable  tap  water  supply  to  every  rural  household,  including those in all the districts which inter alia include Khandwa  and Kurukshetra Parliamentary Constituencies  of  Madhya  Pradesh  and  Haryana  respectively,  by  2024. As  reported  by  the  State

Government of Madhya Pradesh on JJM dashboard, as on 20 th March, 2023, out of 119.88 Lakhs rural households in the State, 57.25 (47.75%) households have been provided with tap water connections. In Khandwa district  of  Madhya  Pradesh,  out  of  2.40  Lakhs  rural  households  in  the  district,  1.65  lakhs households have been provided with tap water connection.

Similarly,  as  reported  by  State  Government  of  Haryana  on  JJM  dashboard,  as  on  20 th March, 2023,  all  30.41  Lakh  (100%)  rural  households  in  Haryana  including  1.39  rural  households  of Kurukshetra district, have been provided with tap water connection.

The State/  UT,  district  &  village-wise  status  of  tap  water  connection  in  rural  households, indicating  their  status  of  coverage,  etc.  including  those  in Khandwa  and  Kurukshetra  constituency of  Haryana  as  reported  by  States/  UTs  is  in  public  domain  and  available  on  JJM  dashboard  at https://ejalshakti.gov.in/jjmreport/JJMIndia.aspx

Government  of  India  is  implementing  Atal  Bhujal  Yojana  (ATAL  JAL),  a  Central  Sector Scheme was launched by the Hon'ble Prime Minister on 25.12.2019 and is being implemented from 01.04.2020 for a period of 5 years. The scheme focuses on community participation and demand side interventions for sustainable ground water management in identified water stressed areas of 8220 Gram Panchayats under 229 blocks in 80 districts of seven States viz. Gujarat, Haryana, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh,  Maharashtra,  Rajasthan  and  Uttar  Pradesh.  In  Kurukshetra  Parliamentary  Constituency,  the scheme is being implemented in Radaur block of Yamunanagar district, Ladwa, Shahabad and Pehowa blocks of Kurukshetra district and Guhla block of Kaithal District.

CGWB is implementing the Ground Water Management and Regulation (GWMR) scheme. This scheme is being implemented throughout the country including the Khandwa, Kurukshetra, tribal and rural areas. Activities under the GWMR scheme include monitoring of ground water level, monitoring of ground water quality, ground water resource assessment, aquifer mapping, preparation of management plans, regulation of ground water extraction, training, outreach activities etc. The scheme has been approved for continuation during 2021-26 with a total outlay of 997 crore.

(c) SBM(G)  was  implemented  in  all  the  rural  areas  of  the  country.  All  the  villages  of  the  country including the tribal villages of Madhya Pradesh and villages in Haryana had declared themselves ODF by 2 nd October, 2019. Now, SBM(G) Phase-II is being implemented in all the villages (including the tribal villages of Madhya Pradesh and all the villages of Haryana).

While allocation of funds under JJM to States/ UTs, this department given 10% weightage to the Rural  SC  and  ST  population.  Further,  10  %  of  annual  allocation  of  fund  under  JJM  is  mandatorily earmarked for Tribal Sub Plan. The details of JJM funds allocated to the State of Madhya Pradesh and Haryana, are given below:

| Financial Year   | Allocation (Central) (in Rs. crore)   | Allocation (Central) (in Rs. crore)   |
|------------------|---------------------------------------|---------------------------------------|
|                  | Madhya Pradesh                        | Haryana                               |
| 2019-20          | 571.60                                | 149.95                                |
| 2020-21          | 1,280.13                              | 289.52                                |
| 2021-22          | 5,116.79                              | 1,119.95                              |
| 2022-23          | 5,641.02                              | 1,157.44                              |

Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchayee Yojana (PMKSY) was launched during the year 2015-16, with an aim to enhance physical access of water on farm and expand cultivable area under assured irrigation, improve on-farm water  use efficiency,  introduce  sustainable  water  conservation  practices,  etc.  Under PMKSY- Accelerated Irrigation Benefits Programme (AIBP), out of the selected 99 prioritized projects, 21 projects were in State of Madhya Pradesh. 17 numbers of projects in Madhya Pradesh have been reported to be completed till date whereas 4 numbers of projects are ongoing in Madhya Pradesh. Out of these,  only  one  project  namely  Mahi  project  is  reported  to  be  beneficial  for  tribal  areas  in  Madhya Pradesh. Central Assistance of Rs. 5.97 crore has been released to Mahi Project and Irrigation Potential Created of 5.96 Th. Ha. have been created during 2016-17 to 2021-22 under this project.

The scheme of Surface Minor Irrigation (SMI) and Repair, Renovation & Restoration (RRR) of Water Bodies has now become a part of PMKSY (HKKP) which provides Central Assistance (CA) to States for creation and restoration of Irrigation Potential (I.P.) under the RRR of Water Bodies scheme. In Madhya Pradesh, total 4 clusters of 276 SMI schemes and one RRR of water bodies scheme are being implemented. Details of these schemes are given at Annexure.

Under the Namami Gange Programme, NMCG had released Rs 89.61 crore to Public Health & Engineering Department of Government of Haryana for Sewerage and Sewerage Treatment Plant works at Sonepat & Panipat towns in Haryana. In Madhya Pradesh, Rejuvenation and Development of Murar River, Gwalior and Environmental Upgradation of Shivna River, Mandsaur are being funded from clean Ganga  fund.   Besides,  Rs  9.89  crore  were  released  to  Environmental  Planning  &  Coordination Organization, Jabalpur for Pollution abatement of River Mandakni at Chitrakoot.

The Ken- Betwa link project (KBLP) benefits Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh is the first link under NPP for which implementation is initiated. The Govt. of India has approved the implementation of KBLP in December, 2021 with an estimated cost of Rs 44,605 crore (year 2020-21 price level) with central  support  of  Rs.  39,317  crore  through  a  Special  Purpose  Vehicle  viz;  Ken  Betwa  Link  Project Authority (KBLPA). Preparatory /Post DPR activities have been initiated for the main component of the project i.e. Daudhan dam, Ken-Betwa link canal and their appurtenant structures. The KBLP planned to provide irrigation in CCA of more than 7.21 Lakh ha in the districts of Chhattarpur, Panna, Tikamgarh, Vidisha, Sagar, Shivpuri & Datia of Madhya Pradesh and Mahoba, Jhansi & Banda of Uttar Pradesh. Besides, the project envisages Power generation (103 MW Hydro & 27 MW Solar) and drinking water supply of 49 MCM to 13.42 Lakh Population.

The Atal Jal scheme is being implemented through active participation of the communities in the participating States in various activities such as monitoring and disseminating ground water data, water budgeting, preparation of Gram Panchayat wise Water Security Plans having demand side as well as supply interventions proposed and their implementation through convergence of ongoing schemes and IEC activities related to sustainable groundwater management. The six districts from Madhya Pradesh namely Chhatarpur, Sagar, Tikamgarh, Damoh, Panna and Niwari and 14 districts of Haryana namely Bhiwani, Charkhi Dadri, Faridabad, Fatehabad, Gurugram, Kaithal, Karnal, Kurukshetra, Mahendragarh, Palwal, Panipat, Rewari, Sirsa and Yamuna Nagar are covered under this scheme.

Under  National  River  Conservation  Plan(NRCP),  in  Madhya  Pradesh,  NRCP  projects  were sanctioned and completed in towns of Burhanpur, Chapara, Hoshangabad, Jabalpur, Keolari and Seoni and three sewage treatment plants of total capacity 7.95 MLD were set up for pollution abatement of rivers Tapti, Wainganga and Narmada.

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## ANNEXURE REFERRED TO IN REPLY TO PART (c) OF UNSTARRED QUESTION NO.  3764  TO  BE  ANSWERED  IN  LOK  SABHA  ON 23.03.2023 REGARDING 'SCHEMES IN HARYANA'

## Details of  Surface Minor Irrigation (SMI) Schemes and Repair, Renovation and Restoration (RRR) of water bodies Schemes in the state of MadhyaPradesh

| Sl. No.                     | Cluster                     | Estimated cost of the scheme (In Rs. crore)   | Central Assistance released (In Rs. crore)   | Expenditur e incurred (In Rs. crore)   | Planned potential creation (in Th Ha.)   | Potential creation achieved (in Th Ha.)   | Schemes completed           | Districts benefitted ( no. of schemes)                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           |
|-----------------------------|-----------------------------|-----------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------|------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------|-----------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| SMI Schemes                 | SMI Schemes                 | SMI Schemes                                   | SMI Schemes                                  | SMI Schemes                            | SMI Schemes                              | SMI Schemes                               | SMI Schemes                 | SMI Schemes                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      |
| 1.                          | 68                          | 446.2906                                      | 350.19                                       | 446.29                                 | 33.687                                   | 25.50                                     | 66                          | Batul(2), Jhabua(6), Ratlam(3), Dhar(3), Khargaon(4), Dewas(1), Barwani(5), Khandwa(2), Alirajpur(5), Rajghat(7), Raisan(1), Ashok Nagar(1), Dindori(22), Chhindwara(2), Balaghat(4)                                                                                             |
| 2.                          | 111                         | 563.579                                       | 225.00                                       | 500.78                                 | 28.172                                   | 10.80                                     | 101                         | Ashoknagar(5), Guna(6), Raisen(3), Rajgarh(10), damoh(4), Panna(14), Anuppur(2), Rewa(4), Shadol(5),Singrouli(2), Umariya(1), Alirajpur(5), Badwani(3), Burhanpur(3), Dewas(10), Dhar(8), Jhabua(2), Betul(7), Hoshangebad(1), Chhindwara(4), Dhidori(3), Mandla(4), Shivpuri(5) |
| 3.                          | 89                          | 690.85                                        | 375.00                                       | 593.90                                 | 44.141                                   | 25.60                                     | 81                          | Ashoknagar(1), Guna(6), Raisan(1), Rajghat(2), Anoopur(2), Shahdol(8), Singhrauli(1), Umaria(9), Alirajpur(1), Burahanpur(4), Dhar(2), Jhabua(7), Khargaon(3), Ratlam(1), Betul(11), Balaghat(5), Chhindwara(3), Dindori(4), Seoni(1), Damoh(7), Panna(10)                       |
| 4.                          | 8                           | 116.6722                                      | 37.5                                         | 116.67                                 | 53.43                                    | 2.80                                      | 8                           | Ashoknagar(1), Rajghar(2), shahdol(1), Shajapur(3), Balaghat(1)                                                                                                                                                                                                                  |
| RRR of water bodies Schemes | RRR of water bodies Schemes | RRR of water bodies Schemes                   | RRR of water bodies Schemes                  | RRR of water bodies Schemes            | RRR of water bodies Schemes              | RRR of water bodies Schemes               | RRR of water bodies Schemes | RRR of water bodies Schemes                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      |
| 1.                          | 125                         | 183.2421                                      | 37.70                                        | 149.66                                 | 33.3045                                  | 33.00                                     | 124                         | (earlier 134) Second/Jabalpur (6), Panna (5), Jhabua (6), Singrauli (1), Damoh (14), Betul (16), Khargone (27), Anuppur (12), Barwani (3), Seoni (2), Balaghat (2), Sidhi (2), Shahdol (14), Sagar (3), Tikamgarh (9), Katni (2), Sehore (1)                                     |