Author: M. AnupamaPublisher:
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Languages : en
Pages : 79
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Economic Analysis of Conjunctive Use of Irrigation Water in Tungabhadra Command Area of Karnataka
Author: M. AnupamaEconomic Analysis of Conjunctive Use of Irrigation Water in Bhadra Command Area of Karnataka
Author: Maheshwarayya HiremathPublisher:
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Category :
Languages : en
Pages : 110
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An Economic Analysis of Different Water Use Regimes in Singatalur Lift Irrigation Project Under Tungabhadra Command Area of Karnataka
Author: Patil Kiran HEconomic Analysis of Conjuctive Use of Irrigation Water in Malaprabha Command Area of Karnataka
Author: Ashok M TaradaleInstitutional Economic Analysis of Canal Water Irrigation in Tungabhadra Command Area of Karnataka
Author: B. GururajEconomic Analysis of Conjunctive Use of Irrigation Water in Krishna River Basin of Karnataka
Author: Poornima HoushettyEconomic Analysis of Conjuctive Use of Irrigation Water in Cauvery Command Area of Karnataka
Author: L. MuralidharImpact of Irrigation Water Shortage on Income, Employment and Food Security of Farm Households in Tungabhadra Command Area of Karnataka - An Economic Analysis
Author: PoojaAn Analysis of Development of Irrigation Facilities in Rajasthan
Author: Dr. Meenakshi PanchalPublisher: SGSH Publications
ISBN: 9358683554
Category : Antiques & Collectibles
Languages : en
Pages : 159
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Today water plays an important role in All Sectors. Water is mostly used for irrigation purpose in India. The rainfall over the country is unequal, irregular. Therefore, in order to meet the water requirement of the crops, it is very essential to provide facilities for irrigation. The multiple cropping patterns can only be possible if there is sufficient irrigation water. Irrigation was developed in five years plans but it was contrary to what was hoped. Development was not done equally in all states, thus, paving a way for regional disparities. Rajasthan is geographically the largest state of India. Its geographical area is 3,42,239 sq. km which is 10.42 per cent of the country and where 5.67 per cent of population resides but the surface water of this part is just 1 per cent of the total surface water of the country. Rajasthan is an agriculture dominant state; its 65 per cent of population is dependent on agriculture therefore in the state water is used the most for irrigation for agriculture and so the government emphasized on irrigation in five years plan. It has led to the increase of irrigated area, agricultural production has also increased by disparities have been found due to unequal distribution of irrigation facilities, moreover, the development of irrigation was not proper.
Pricing of Surface Water in Bhadra Command Area
Author: B. M. RaviPublisher:
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Category : Irrigation
Languages : en
Pages : 84
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