Indore (Madhya Pradesh) [India], March 19 (ANI): Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Mohan Yadav launched the third part of the ‘Jal Ganga Samvardhan Abhiyan’ on the event of Gudi Padwa (Chaitra Shukla Pratipada) at a state-level program held in Indore on Thursday.
CM Yadav carried out the ‘bhoomi pujan’ for the renovation works of three main water our bodies beneath the AMRUT 2.0 scheme on the event, which embrace Bilawali Talab with an estimated value of Rs 12.72 crore, Limbodi Talab value Rs 4.89 crore, and Chhota Sirpur Talab costing Rs 3.82 crore.
Addressing the gathering, the Chief Minister additionally administered a pledge for water conservation to the folks current in this system and known as for collective efforts to protect water sources.
According to an official launch, this statewide mega marketing campaign will run for 3 and a half months and conclude on June 30. A complete of 18 departments will take part within the initiative. The Panchayat and Rural Development Department will act because the nodal division, whereas the Urban Administration and Housing Department will function the co-nodal division. Guidelines relating to the marketing campaign have already been issued to all District Collectors.
The marketing campaign can be carried out beneath the management of the minister in control of every district. District Collectors will act as nodal officers and oversee planning and monitoring via District Jal Ganga Samvardhan Committees. These committees will embrace key officers, representatives from collaborating departments, voluntary organisations, industrial establishments, agricultural analysis our bodies, in addition to eminent saints and residents.
At the block stage, Sub-Divisional Officers (Revenue) will function nodal officers, supported by block-level committees. Notable sarpanches and distinguished people may even be invited to take part.
The third part of the marketing campaign units much more bold objectives. The authorities has resolved to undertake development, improvement, and enlargement works associated to water conservation and storage at an estimated value of Rs 2,500 crore this yr, the discharge stated.
Priority actions embrace the development of latest ponds, rejuvenation of present ponds, restore of wells and ‘baavdiyan’ (stepwells), canal development and enchancment, revival of dry rivers, and the creation of groundwater recharge buildings. The goal is to maximise rainwater harvesting and make sure the sustainability of water sources.
Special emphasis can be positioned on the upkeep of over 10,000 test dams and cease dams throughout the state. Repairs to dam gates and strengthening of water infrastructure may even be undertaken to reinforce groundwater recharge and enhance irrigation availability.
The marketing campaign can be carried out throughout all 55 districts of the state. Under the management of district in-charge ministers, District Collectors will coordinate with authorities departments, social organisations, and the general public to plan and make sure the well timed execution of water conservation and storage works. (ANI)