Proposal for Afforestation & Water Bodies Rejuvenation under

Niranjana (Falgu) River Rejuvenation Project

Proposal A: Afforestation Intervention for Niranjana River

Rejuvenation

1. Introduction:
o Aim: Restore ecological health and water quality of the Niranjana River.
o Focus: Afforestation to enhance riverbank stability, improve
biodiversity, and support sustainable water management.
2. Objectives:
o Stabilize riverbanks to prevent erosion.
o Enhance biodiversity by creating wildlife habitats.
o Improve water quality through natural filtration.
o Promote climate resilience and groundwater recharge.
3. Implementation:
o Site Selection: Identify critical areas, analyze soil and water, and
involve local communities.
o Species Selection: Prioritize native and diverse species.
o Plan: Detailed planting design, nursery development, community
involvement.
o Maintenance: Regular watering, protection, and monitoring.
4. Expected Outcomes:
o Environmental benefits like improved riverbank stability and enhanced
biodiversity.
o Social benefits including community participation and environmental
awareness.
o Economic benefits through reduced flood damage and potential eco-
tourism.

Proposal B: Immediate Measures for Water Conservation & Ground

Water Recharge

1. Techniques & Methods:

o Artificial Recharge: Using wells, recharge pits, shafts, and
underground dykes.
o Structures: Bench terracing, contour bunds, trenches, gully plugs, nala
bunds, check dams, and percolation tanks.
2. Locations & Structures:
o Detailed plan with locations, areas, and types of structures for effective
water conservation.
3. Implementation:
o Resource Mobilization: Funds from MNREGA, convergence with
other schemes.
o Execution: De-siltation, excavation, strengthening, and repair of ponds
and water bodies.
o Biodiversity: Introducing native vegetation and creating habitats for
wildlife.
 4. Expected Outcomes:
o Enhanced groundwater recharge.
o Improved water availability and agricultural productivity.
o Promotion of ecological balance and prevention of soil erosion.

Proposal C: Pond Rejuvenation & Conservation

1. Identification:
o Survey and identification of 120 ponds for rejuvenation with details on
location, area, and capacity.
2. Phased Execution:
o Three-phase implementation based on nos.
 Phase I: 21 Ponds
 Phase II: 30 Ponds
 Phase III: 30 Ponds
 Phase IV: remaining Ponds
3. Activities:
o De-siltation: Restore original depth and capacity.
o Strengthening: Repair embankments and construct channels.
o Ecological Restoration: Enhance biodiversity with native vegetation.
4. Expected Outcomes:
o Increased groundwater recharge potential.
o Improved water retention and reduced soil erosion.
o Employment generation and community participation through
MNREGA.
A. Proposal for Afforestation Intervention for Niranjana River Rejuvenation
Project
1. Introduction
The Niranjana River Rejuvenation Project aims to restore the ecological health and
water quality of the Niranjana River through a series of targeted interventions,
including afforestation. This proposal outlines a strategic plan for afforestation to
enhance riverbank stability, improve biodiversity, and support sustainable water
management practices.
2. Objectives
 Stabilize Riverbanks: Prevent erosion and protect the riverbanks from
degradation.
 Enhance Biodiversity: Create habitats for wildlife and support ecosystem
diversity.
 Improve Water Quality: Reduce runoff and sedimentation, and improve the
natural filtration of water.
 Promote Climate Resilience: Increase carbon sequestration and contribute
to climate change mitigation.
 Ground Water Recharge: Groundwater recharge through afforestation is a
sustainable method to enhance the natural replenishment of groundwater
levels. This proposal outlines a strategy to use afforestation for groundwater
recharge as part of the Niranjana River Rejuvenation Project, focusing on
increasing infiltration, reducing runoff, and improving overall water availability
in the region.

3. Site Selection and Assessment

 Site Identification: Conduct a thorough survey to identify critical areas along
the Niranjana River that are prone to erosion and degradation.
 Soil and Water Analysis: Perform soil and water quality tests to determine
suitability for afforestation and to select appropriate plant species.
 Community Involvement: Engage local communities in the site selection
process to ensure the intervention aligns with their needs and preferences.

4. Species Selection
 Native Species: Prioritize native tree and shrub species that are well-adapted
to the local climate and soil conditions.
 Diverse Planting: Include a mix of fast-growing pioneer species and slower-
growing climax species to ensure long-term sustainability.
 Riparian Plants: Select species that are particularly effective in stabilizing
riverbanks and enhancing water quality, such as willow, poplar, and vetiver
grass.

5. Implementation Plan
  Planting Design: Develop a detailed planting design that outlines the spatial
arrangement of species, planting densities, and protective measures against
grazing and human interference.
 Nursery Development: Establish nurseries to propagate selected species
and ensure a consistent supply of healthy saplings.
 Planting Schedule: Plan planting activities during the optimal season
(typically the monsoon period) to ensure maximum survival and growth rates.
 Community Involvement: Train and employ local community members in
planting activities, fostering a sense of ownership and stewardship.

6. Maintenance and Monitoring

 Watering and Care: Implement a watering schedule and maintenance plan to
support young plants during the initial establishment period.
 Protective Measures: Install fencing or guards around young plants to
protect them from grazing animals and human interference.
 Monitoring and Evaluation: Conduct regular monitoring to assess plant
survival, growth rates, and overall health. Adjust management practices
based on monitoring results.

7. Capacity Building and Awareness

 Training Programs: Organize training sessions for local communities on the
benefits of afforestation, proper planting techniques, and long-term care of
trees.
 Awareness Campaigns: Launch awareness campaigns to educate the public
about the importance of afforestation for river rejuvenation and environmental
sustainability.

8. Budget and Funding

 Cost Estimates: Prepare detailed cost estimates for site preparation, planting
materials, labor, maintenance, and monitoring.
 Funding Sources: Identify potential funding sources, including government
grants, corporate social responsibility (CSR) funds, and contributions from
non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and community groups.

9. Expected Outcomes
 Environmental Benefits: Improved riverbank stability, enhanced biodiversity,
better water quality, and increased carbon sequestration.
 Social Benefits: Enhanced community participation, increased awareness of
environmental conservation, and potential livelihood opportunities through
nursery management and maintenance activities.
 Economic Benefits: Potential reduction in flood damage, improved
agricultural productivity through better soil and water management, and
possible eco-tourism opportunities.

10. Conclusion
Afforestation is a critical component of the Niranjana River Rejuvenation Project. By
stabilizing riverbanks, enhancing biodiversity, and improving water quality, this
 intervention will contribute significantly to the overall success of the project. Through
careful planning, community involvement, and sustained maintenance, the
afforestation initiative will create lasting environmental, social, and economic benefits
for the region.
B. Immediate Measures for Water Conservation & Ground Water Recharge
Following structures, recharge techniques & methods have been identified in the Indian
Standard Codes for water conservation & ground water recharge:
IS 15792: 2008 Artificial Recharge to Ground Water

 Bench Terracing
 Contour Bunds
 Contour Trenches
 Gully Plugs, Nala Bunds & Check Dams
 Percolation Tanks/ Ponds
Artificial Recharge Techniques

Artificial
Recharge
Methods During
Flood Time

 Injection Wells or Recharge Wells

 Recharge Pits
 Recharge Shafts
 Sub Surface Dykes/ Ground Water
 Dams/ Underground ‘Bhandaras’
 Tentative Locations of Trenches

Recharge Trenches in Gaya District, Bihar

S. No. District Latitude Longitude Type Length in meter
1 GAYA 24.506967 84.956401 Trench 66.83
2 GAYA 24.496899 84.961195 Trench 68.59
3 GAYA 24.593963 84.966969 Trench 84.60
4 GAYA 24.521177 84.957028 Trench 85.91
5 GAYA 24.531974 84.963626 Trench 86.81
6 GAYA 24.507947 84.981907 Trench 89.03
7 GAYA 24.461045 84.960101 Trench 89.06
8 GAYA 24.559721 84.960714 Trench 95.13
9 GAYA 24.52927 84.978447 Trench 109.60
10 GAYA 24.485167 85.036694 Trench 110.41
11 GAYA 24.559465 84.959282 Trench 110.81
12 GAYA 24.542159 85.147805 Trench 115.17
13 GAYA 24.44729 85.01453 Trench 119.02
14 GAYA 24.4719 85.028674 Trench 119.50
15 GAYA 24.422411 85.159954 Trench 120.11
16 GAYA 24.523498 85.145488 Trench 134.09
17 GAYA 24.575484 84.96747 Trench 135.69
18 GAYA 24.47941 85.061366 Trench 136.17
19 GAYA 24.52171 84.976892 Trench 136.89
20 GAYA 24.423639 85.170834 Trench 140.93
21 GAYA 24.446594 85.184154 Trench 141.26
22 GAYA 24.452278 84.954823 Trench 141.38
23 GAYA 24.554862 85.137944 Trench 143.77
24 GAYA 24.492211 85.089575 Trench 144.16
25 GAYA 24.451097 85.189466 Trench 144.72
26 GAYA 24.575646 84.96413 Trench 160.44
27 GAYA 24.665228 85.007405 Trench 160.57
28 GAYA 24.649966 85.010092 Trench 162.76
29 GAYA 24.476939 85.015334 Trench 162.96
30 GAYA 24.545665 85.031579 Trench 164.61
31 GAYA 24.445076 85.161185 Trench 168.36
32 GAYA 24.56564 85.121114 Trench 171.42
33 GAYA 24.531731 85.075557 Trench 175.40
34 GAYA 24.530049 85.026251 Trench 179.00
35 GAYA 24.539054 85.049858 Trench 180.86
36 GAYA 24.630362 85.013698 Trench 181.71
37 GAYA 24.507056 85.128781 Trench 196.69
38 GAYA 24.65575 84.985018 Trench 199.95
39 GAYA 24.545151 85.055851 Trench 202.67
40 GAYA 24.521553 84.984241 Trench 207.16
41 GAYA 24.610859 84.995649 Trench 209.48
42 GAYA 24.40417 84.940361 Trench 218.35
43 GAYA 24.487665 84.909701 Trench 222.77
44 GAYA 24.404963 84.945067 Trench 223.53
45 GAYA 24.717743 84.992217 Trench 229.29
46 GAYA 24.580573 85.104193 Trench 243.46
47 GAYA 24.517637 84.914851 Trench 243.68
48 GAYA 24.407574 84.983929 Trench 252.10
49 GAYA 24.423052 84.929502 Trench 257.58
50 GAYA 24.585125 85.025438 Trench 260.98
51 GAYA 24.696771 84.986907 Trench 272.86
52 GAYA 24.4742 84.89213 Trench 274.40
53 GAYA 24.496186 84.899985 Trench 295.23
54 GAYA 24.549831 85.016117 Trench 297.41
55 GAYA 24.527255 84.912153 Trench 298.38
56 GAYA 24.443202 84.92375 Trench 384.12
Total Length of Trenches 9728

Tentative Cost Estimate Based on Bihar SOR 2022

S. Code Rate Cost in
Description Unit Quantity
No. No. Rs. Lakhs

1 2.8 Earth work in excavation in

foundation trenches or drains(not
exceeding 1.5 m in width or 10 sqm
on plan) including dressing of sides
and ramming of bottoms, lift upto 1.5
m . including getting out the
excavated soil and disposal of surplus
excavated soil as directed, within a
lead of 50 m.
2.8.1 All Kinds of soil Cum 360.7 35020 126
2 16.94 Providing & making Gabion structure Cum 3007.7 45964 1382
with Mechanically Woven Double
Twisted Hexagonal Shaped Wire
mesh Gabion Boxes as per IS
16014:2012,MORTH Clause 2500, of
required size, Mesh Type 10x12
(D=100 mm with tolerance of ± 2%)
zinc coated, Mesh wire diameter 3.0
mm, mechanically edged/ selvedged
with partitions at every 1m interval
and shall have minimum 10 numbers
of openings per meter of mesh
perpendicular to twist, tying with
lacing wire of diameter 2.2mm,
supplied @3% by weight of Gabion
boxes, filled with boulders with least
dimension of 200 mm, as per
drawing, all complete as per direction
of Engineer-in-charge.

Total 1509
Say 15.1 Cr.
Some of the structures identified for water conservation & ground water recharge
from NARWA Mission, Chhattisgarh
The following structures have been identified for water conservation & ground water
recharge in the catchment area of river which are very helpful in rejuvenation of river
Niranjana (Falgu):
Contour Bunding or Contour Farming
Contour bunding or contour farming or contour ploughing is the farming practice of plowing
and/or planting across a slope following its elevation contour lines. These contour lines
create a water break which reduces the formation of rills and gullies during times of heavy
precipitation, allowing more time for the water to settle into the soil. In contour plowing, the
ruts made by the plow run perpendicular rather than parallel to the slopes, generally furrows
that curve around the land and are level. This method is also known for preventing tillage
erosion. Tillage erosion is the soil movement and erosion by tilling a given plot of land. A
similar practice is contour bunding where stones are placed around the contours of slopes.
Contour ploughing has been proved to reduce fertilizer loss, power and time consumption,
and wear on machines, as well as to increase crop yields and reduces soil erosion.
Soil erosion prevention practices such as this can drastically decrease negative effects
associated with soil erosion such as reduced crop productivity, worsened water quality,
lower effective reservoir water levels, flooding, and habitat destruction. Contour farming is
considered an active form of sustainable agriculture.
30 x 40 Model:
Recharge Pit:
A recharge pit allows the rainwater to replenish groundwater by recharging the underground
aquifers. It can be built to recharge a borewell or just to help the water infiltration in an area.
It can be circular, square or rectangular in shape.
Recharge pits are suitable for recharging very shallow aquifer. These are constructed
generally 1 to 3 m wide and 2 to 3 m deep. After excavation, the pits are refilled with pebbles
and boulders. Water to be recharged should be silt free. Cleaning of the pit should be done
periodically.

Earthen Gully Plug, Brushwood Dam, Loose Boulder Check Dam:

A check dam is a small, sometimes temporary, dam constructed across a swale, drainage
ditch, or waterway to counteract erosion by reducing water flow velocity. Check dams are
typically implemented in a system of several dams situated at regular intervals across the
area of interest.
A check dam placed in the ditch, swale, or channel interrupts the flow of water and flattens
the gradient of the channel, thereby reducing the velocity. In turn, this obstruction induces
infiltration and reduces eroding.

Under- ground Dyke:

A subsurface dyke is a structure that is built in an aquifer with the intention of obstructing the
natural flow of ground water, thereby raising the ground water level and increasing the
amount of water stored in the aquifer. Acting as an underground barrier impermeable to
water, it controls the groundwater flow in an aquifer and raises the water table.
Farm Pond:
C. Ponds/ water bodies details identified in the catchment area of river Niranjana
(Falgu):
Gokul Foundation with the consultation of local gram panchayats, forest department,
irrigation department and with all concerned departments have surveyed & identified 120
ponds for rejuvenation & conservation with their locations, area, capacity & present
situations.
Implementation through MNREGA and Convergence with Other Schemes

1. Mobilization of Resources
 Allocate funds from MNREGA for labor-intensive activities such as de-
siltation, excavation, and embankment strengthening.
 Converge with other schemes like the National Rural Drinking Water
Programme (NRDWP), Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchai Yojana
(PMKSY), and state-level water conservation initiatives for additional
resources and technical support.
2. De-siltation and Excavation
 Begin the de-siltation process by removing accumulated silt and debris
to restore the original depth and capacity of the water body.
 Utilize manual labor under MNREGA to ensure employment generation
and community participation.
 Conduct the execution in three phases: the first phase will focus on
ponds with an area of less than 10,000 hectares; the second phase will
target ponds with an area between 10,000 and 30,000 hectares; and
the third phase will address ponds with an area greater than 30,000
hectares..
3. Strengthening and Repair
 Repair and strengthen embankments to prevent future siltation and
improve water retention.
 Construct inlet and outlet channels to regulate water flow and prevent
contamination.
4. Biodiversity and Ecological Restoration
 Introduce native vegetation around the water body to enhance
biodiversity and prevent soil erosion.
 Create habitats for aquatic and terrestrial wildlife to promote ecological
balance.
 Water Bodies Details for Rejuvenation in Phase-I, Gaya District, Bihar
S. WB WB Distric Block Panchayat Latitude Longitu Area Approx Water Level of Communit Water Comments (if
N ID Name t de Total Volume Body - Siltation y Interest Body any)
o. (m2) in Google for Owners
Cubic Map Rejuvenat hip - GP
Feet Location ion of Owned/
Water Private/
Body Forest

1 61409 उकमी Gaya Barach Binda 24.5421 84.96688 5705 https:// Medium high GP 1. यह लोकेशन
आहर atti 60 8 maps.app. Owned बाराचट्टी
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जमीन कब्जा
करके खेती जारी
है।

2 61439 बढ़का Gaya Barach Binda 24.5389 84.96672 52158 https:// Medium high GP 1. यह लोकेशन
आहर atti 31 4 maps.app. Owned बाराचट्टी
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 करके खेती जारी
है।

3 61459 हुंड Gaya Barach Bajarkar 24.5360 84.97049 17115 https:// Medium high GP 1. यह लोकेशन
राही atti 51 4 maps.app. Owned बाराचट्टी
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करके खेती जारी
है।

4 61498 बंधि Gaya Dobhi Nima 24.5327 84.95508 65201 https:// Medium high GP 1. यह लोकेशन
या 93 2 maps.app. Owned डोभी प्रखंड के
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करके खेती जारी
है।

5 61508 बड़का Gaya Dobhi Nima 24.5304 84.94610 40752 https:// Medium medium GP 1. यह लोकेशन
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है इसलिए फसल
कटने से पहले
काम करना संभव
नहीं है।

6 61534 मैनी Gaya Barach bajrkar 24.5270 84.94932 7336 https:// Medium medium GP 1. यह लोकेशन
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कुछ जमीन कब्जा
करके खेती जारी
है।

7 61564 बावन Gaya Barach Bajrkar 24.5217 84.96327 22822 https:// High high GP 1. यह लोकेशन
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खेती जारी है।

8 61668 अदलपु Gaya Barach Bajrkar 24.5037 84.96414 27717 https:// High high GP 1. यह लोकेशन
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काम किया जा
सक्ता है।

9 61688 नन्ह Gaya Dobhi Patti 24.5010 84.91559 10598 https:// Medium high GP 1. डोभी ब्लॉक,
की 07 8 maps.app. Owned पट्टी पंचायत,
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1 61715 बँगला Gaya Dobhi Patti 24.4970 84.91848 35057 https:// High high GP 1. डोभी ब्लॉक,
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Tentative Rejuvenation cost for Ponds in Phase-I, Gaya District, Bihar

S. WB WB Distric Block Panchaya Area Approx Rejuvenatio

No. ID Name t t Total Volume n Cost in
(m2) in Lakhs
Cubic
Feet

1 6140 उकमी आहर Gaya Barachatt Binda 5705 491232 6.4

9 i

2 6143 बढ़का आहर Gaya Barachatt Binda 5215 449137 58.4

9 सुरौंधा i 8 8

3 6145 हुंडराही Gaya Barachatt Bajarkar 1711 147376 19.2

9 आहर i 5 3

4 6149 बंधिया Gaya Dobhi Nima 6520 561455 73.0

8 आहर 1 8

5 6150 बड़का आहर Gaya Dobhi Nima 4075 350919 45.6

8 2 9

6 6153 मैनी आहर Gaya Barachatt bajrkar 7336 631670 8.2

4 i

7 6156 बावनबीगह Gaya Barachatt Bajrkar 2282 196524 25.5

4 वा आहर i 2 8

8 6166 अदलपुर Gaya Barachatt Bajrkar 2771 238670 31.0

8 आहर i 7 8

9 6168 नन्हकी Gaya Dobhi Patti 1059 912630 11.9

8 आहरवा 8

10 6171 बँगला Gaya Dobhi Patti 3505 301878 39.2

5 आहर 7 3

Total Cost 318

Say 3.2 Cr.

Note:- Rate for tentative cost estimation based on market rate of Gaya @ Rs.1.3 per Cubic Feet.
 Proposed Plantation Site Details & Tentative Cost Estimate in Gaya District, Bihar

S. Site Name Distric Type of Activity Lat Long Area in Plantation

No. t Sq Cost
Meter

1 Kandibypas Gaya Proposed Plantation 24.779866 85.009308 61159.09 22.1

Site

2 Bakrour Gaya Proposed Plantation 24.699624 85.001393 86662.78 31.2

Site

3 Batspur Gaya Proposed Plantation 24.679197 84.993491 58970.95 21.3

Site

4 Atiya Gaya Proposed Plantation 24.63834 85.001433 76312 27.5

Site

5 Kushha Gaya Proposed Plantation 24.612302 84.999282 58075.64 20.9

Site

6 Bajaura Gaya Proposed Plantation 24.56114 84.940362 66219.88 23.9

Site

7 Kosma Gaya Proposed Plantation 24.529142 84.919896 116296.6 41.9

Site

8 Ghato Gaya Proposed Plantation 24.675928 85.035414 111908.5 40.4

Site

9 Dobhi Gaya Proposed Plantation 24.459606 85.139756 92820.13 33.5

Site

10 Mocharim Gaya Proposed Plantation 24.699292 84.994382 109323.8 39.4

Site
11 Ghoghariya Gaya Proposed Plantation 24.657189 85.005923 105075.3 37.9
Site

12 Batspur Gaya Proposed Plantation 24.672144 85.032422 109740.1 39.6

Site

13 Keluua Gaya Proposed Plantation 24.603371 84.986152 102407.6 36.9

Site

14 Ganguar Gaya Proposed Plantation 24.56697 84.954125 117017.2 42.2

Site

15 Dhanwan Gaya Proposed Plantation 24.529253 84.976978 58401.88 21.1

Site

16 Bajarkat Gaya Proposed Plantation 24.52953 84.975452 79073.99 28.5

Site

17 Kharanti Gaya Proposed Plantation 24.521379 84.972983 73468.45 26.5

Site

18 Koniya Gaya Proposed Plantation 24.458331 84.86039 54408.77 19.6

Site

19 Dulamdih Gaya Proposed Plantation 24.49139 84.911437 64753.19 23.3

Site

20 Babhandev Gaya Proposed Plantation 24.480406 84.918924 62930.25 22.7

Site

21 Kesoriya Gaya Proposed Plantation 24.44987 84.910385 60313.26 21.7

Site

22 Musaina Gaya Proposed Plantation 24.475676 84.933816 68894.29 24.8

Site

23 Khathautiy Gaya Proposed Plantation 24.449143 84.936751 80369.58 29.0

a Site

24 Chando Gaya Proposed Plantation 24.470995 84.966861 67824.19 24.5

Site

25 Sokhiya Gaya Proposed Plantation 24.489929 84.969203 58247.63 21.0

Site

26 Dhirja Gaya Proposed Plantation 24.489559 84.961363 53411.55 19.3

Bigha Site

27 Kadal Gaya Proposed Plantation 24.529403 84.990212 81884.51 29.5

Site

28 Banahi Gaya Proposed Plantation 24.47015 85.036537 80967.42 29.2

Site
29 Manjhar Gaya Proposed Plantation 24.480856 85.039413 68939.2 24.9
Site

30 Sobh Gaya Proposed Plantation 24.492877 85.032137 120979.3 43.6

Site

31 Padariya Gaya Proposed Plantation 24.566787 85.131779 86697.68 31.3

Site

32 Bhoju Gaya Proposed Plantation 24.62701 85.000353 133414.5 48.1

Bigha Site

33 Tetariya Gaya Proposed Plantation 24.582889 84.981146 105315.3 38.0

Site

Bamboo Protection Plantation (MR2420 Plantation Gabion) Cost in Lakhs 985.2

Bamboo Protection Plantation Cost in Cr. 9.85

Note:- The rate for tentative plantation cost estimation based on market rate at Gaya.

Overall Proposal for Tentative Cost for All Components in Gaya District, Bihar

S. Name of Component Nos. Length Area Cost in

No. (m) (m2) Cr.

1 DPR Preparation (Catchment Area= 1000 Ha.) 0.64

2 Ground Water Recharge Trenches 56 9728 15.1

3 Rejuvenation of Water Bodies 10 284460 3.2

4 Afforestation 2732284 9.85

28.79
Grand Total Total

Say 28.80 Cr