Fact no. #56
In united Andhra Pradesh
AP dairy buys milk from farmers from Andhra Rs 24.30, Telangana Rs 22.30.
Monday 28 December 2015
Facts of Telangana #57 (polavaram)
Fact no. #57
450 tribal villages, millions of tons of limestone, rich minerals, lot of natural biodiversity.are going to submerge if Polavaram project is built.
Sunday 27 December 2015
Facts of Telangana #55 (JNTU)
Fact no. #55
How many JNTU colleges should be there in 10 dist of Telangana, if 2 are in 4 districts of Rayalaseema ?
Facts of Telangana #54 (Mahabubnagar)
Fact no. #54
Mahabubnagar 35lakhs population, migration 14 lakhs, 350km of Krishna stretch, there is no drinking water or irrigation water.
Thursday 24 December 2015
Facts of Telangana #53 (project delay)
Fact no. #53
In United Andhra Pradesh:
There are never any difficulties in construction of irrigation projects in Andhra. But why irregularities, corruption, delays in Telangana projects?
Wednesday 23 December 2015
Facts of Telangana #51 (HCU)
Fact no. #51
Before 2014
Hyd Central University is filled with Andhraits - every Central University in India has 60% reserved for local region. Except HCU (hyd central university).
Facts of Telangana #50 (Forts)
Fact no #50
150 forts are about to ruin in the Telangana which were built by various dynasties. They are symbols of great cultural heritage.
Facts of Telangana #49 (Lanco)
Fact no. #49
Andhrites converted Telangana -WAKF lands in to revenue lands in the era of real-estate boom,
Lanco is main culprit in this, remember Muslim brothers shouted 'go back' at Lagadapati ?
Facts of Telangana #48 (Sugar cane)
Fact no #48
In United Andhra Pradesh: Government buys sugar cane from farmers (per quintal)
Andhra - Rs 1200,
Telangana -Rs 890
Andhra lands are canal cultivated - Telangana depend on bore wells.
Monday 21 December 2015
Sunday 20 December 2015
Facts of Telangana #47 (HYD)
Fact no. #47
Dr.B.R.Ambedkar suggested Hyderabad second capital of India. He said "Hyderabad is better than Delhi".
Facts of Telangana #46 (budget in 1948)
Fact no. #46
Rs 60 crores of surplus budget was the pride of Telangana in 1948. When Andhra state was formed
- it had only 1 Crore in hand given by Madras govt, and Shri Raj Gopalachari said 'Get lost from
here'.
Friday 18 December 2015
Facts of Telangana #45 (palanadu)
Fact no. #45
There was no single drop of water in Palanadu 350yrs ago, it was like a desert. Now, entire Telangana canal irrigation land is less than Guntur dist. alone.
Facts of Telangana #44
Fact no. #44
If development was the justification for keeping an alien ruler in place, India should have never been free from British rule !
Thursday 17 December 2015
Facts of Telangana #43 (Loans)
Fact no. #43
82% of farmers are depending on private loans in Telangana
Facts of Telangana #42 (Thermal)
Fact no. #42
100% power of Vizag thermal (simhadri) is being used for Andhra only, but 27% power of Ramagundam is being used for A.P.
Wednesday 16 December 2015
Facts of Telangana #41 (white Ration card)
Fact no. #41
Most backward district in united Andhra Pradesh is Mahabubnagar, was granted 4% white ration cards.
Most developed dist in united Andhra Pradesh is West Godavari dist was given 7% white ration cards.
Facts of Telangana #40 (Panchayat Raj)
Fact no. #40
Panchayat Raj divisions in United Andhra Pradesh :-
Andhra (9 dist) 883,
Rayalaseema (4 dist) 342,
Telangana (10 dist) 295.
Monday 14 December 2015
Facts of Telangana #37 (housing board)
Fact no. #37
All housing board colonies in capital city - 93% people are from Seemandhra.
Facts of Telangana #36 (Industries)
Fact no. #36
Telanganites constitutes 23% in all industries in Telangana area, 0% in Andhra, 0% in Rayalaseema area.
Facts of Telangana #35 (Appsc)
Fact no. #35
APPSC - Andhra Pradesh public service commission board members so far,
8 from Andhra,
6 from Rayalaseema,
2 from Telangana.
Facts of Telangana #34 (Excise)
Fact no. #34
Excise Collections (2001-2002) -
Andhra 24%,
Rayalaseema 10%,
Telangana 66%
Facts of Telangana #33 ( Sales Tax)
Fact no. #33
Sales Tax collection (2001- 2002) -
Andhra 21%,
Rayalaseema 5%,
Telangana 74%
Facts of Telangana #32 (Department)
Fact no #32
There are more than 130 posts in head of departments. Out of them only 7 or 8 are held by the officers belonging to the Telangana region.
Sunday 13 December 2015
Facts of Telangana #29 (Nagarjuna Sagar)
Fact no #29
Nagarjuna sagar project -
Andhra submerged land = 0, cultilavation land 20 lakh acres.
Telangana submerged land = 100%, cultivation land 4.5 lakh acres
Facts of Telangana #28 (power Utilisation)
Fact no. #28
Power Utilization in united Andhra Pradesh:
Andhra (9 dist) 54%
Rayalaseema (4 dist) 23%
Telangana (10 dist) 23%
Facts of Telangana #27 (Industries)
Fact no. #27
Industries (small/medium/large) in United Andhra Pradesh: -
SeemaAndhra (13 dist) -- 6,873,
Telangana (10 dist) -- 1250
Facts of Telangana #26 (IAS/IPS/IFS)
Fact no. #26
IAS/IPS/IFS officers (civil services) in united Andhra Pradesh-
Andhra (9 dist) -- 225,
Rayalaseema (4 dist) -- 50,
Telangana (10 dist) -- 60
Facts of Telangana #25 (Employees)
Fact no. #25
Total Govt employees in United Andhra Pradesh:-
Seemandhra (13 districts) 9 lakhs,
Telangana (10 dist) 3 lakhs
Facts of Telangana #24 (Hospitals)
Fact no #24
In United Andhra Pradesh:
Hospitals:-
Andhra (9 dist) 666,
Rayalaseema (4 dist) 303,
Telangana (10 dist) 270.
Saturday 12 December 2015
Facts of Telangana #23 (Schools)
Fact no. #23
In united Andhra Pradesh
Andhra 9 districts - schools 26,800
Rayalaseema 4 dist - schools 13,000
Telangana 10 dist - 17,954
Facts of Telangana #22 (Literacy)
Fact no. #22
In united Andhra Pradesh:
Literacy :-
Andhra (9 districts) 42%,
Rayalaseema (4 districts) 38%,
Telangana (10 districts) 30%
Facts of Telangana #19 (population)
Fact no. #19
Telangana covers 41.7% area, Seemandhra 58.3% area in united Andhra pradesh. Telangana has 40.5% population, Seemandhra 59.5%. Telangana revenue is 53% to the state exchequer in united Andhra pradesh.
Facts of Telangana #18 (FreeZone)
Fact no. #18
If Mumbai is not a free-zone, Delhi is not a freezone, Kolkatta is not a freezone, Chennai is not a freezone, Pune is not a freezone . why should Hyderabad be a freezone ? Andhra enthusiasts hailing
Hyd being a freezone, were demanding entire Telangana should be freezone. And it was rejected.
Friday 11 December 2015
Facts of Telangana #17 (power regulatory)
Fact no. #17
Power regulatory mechanisms - 220 KV, 132 KV, 32 KV substations and lines never realized in Telangana region.
Facts of Telangana #16 (icchampalli project)
Fact no. #16
Icchampalli power (975 MW) project never started.
Fact of Telangana #13 (Power Station)
Fact no. 13
Manuguru thermal power station proposed by Central govt due to proximity of coal mines was
lobbied to be shifted to Vijayawada, transporting coal from telangana (singareni). This led to
shortage of power due to pump set usage by Telangana farmers.
Fact of Telangana #15 (power station)
Fact no. 15
Ramagundam super thermal power station (2500 MW) transferred to NTPC, crippling power
ownership of state by which we get only 27% of power produced and rest is pooled in national grid.
Thursday 10 December 2015
Facts of Telangana #12 (SLBC)
Fact no. #12
SLBC - Srisailam Left Bank Canal, despite of all recommendations, Clearances and permissions
never started. This would have provided 30 TMC for 3 Lakh acres in Nalgonda district.
Facts of Telangana #11 (HSS)
Fact no. #11
Handrineeva Srujana Sravanthi, not allotted not cleared project is going on war footing now. It will
run through chittoor via Anantapur.
Facts of Telangana #10 (veligonda project)
Fact no. #10
Veligonda project is being constructed on war footing basis. This will drain 60 TMC of water from
Srisailam. This project is not allotted (water share by tribunal) and do not have clearance till now.
Facts of Telangana #9 (srisailam reservoir)
Fact no. #9
Pothireddypadu regulator was originally created for drinking water to Chennai with 5 TMC. Gradually
5 projects were 'piggy backed' & augmented to canal. In the name of Chennai drinking water,
Rayalaseema leaders wanted to take away the entire waters of Srisailam reservoir.
Wednesday 9 December 2015
#7 Facts of Telangana (projects)
Fact no. #7
From past 50 years AP got nearly 40 major projects in which 37 went to Seemandhra region
Facts of Telangana (Industries) #5
Fact no #5
65% of Industries in Telangana are owned by Andhra. One Telangana person (close relative of Sri
Jaipal Reddy) tried to start industry in west Godavari, he was harassed and tormented so much that
he gave it up half way through.
Facts of Telangana (Backward Districts) #4
Facts no #4
There are 10 districts in Telangana, 9 in Andhra, 4 in Rayalaseema. Out of these 7 districts in
Telangana, 3 in Andhra and 1 in Rayalaseema are considered severely backward districts which
means 70% of districts in Telangana are backward while in Andhra - 35% and
in Rayalaseema - 25% .
Tuesday 8 December 2015
Facts of Telangana (Godavari Catchment)
Fact no. # 2
Godavari river catchment area
Andhra - 21% (310 TMC) Telangana - 79% (1170 TMC)
Utilization of Godavari waters
Andhra - 23% (320 TMC i.e. 110% of allotted)
Telangana - 9.6 % (143 TMC)
- 405 TMC is being diverted to Andhra via Polavaram project
Facts of Telangana (Catchment area)
Fact no. #1
Catchment area of Krishna Basin
Rayalaseema - 18% Andhra - 13% Telangana - 69%
Allocation of Krishna water as per tribunal recommendation=
Rayalaseema - 16% Andhra - 49% Telangana - 35%
Actual utilization
Rayalaseema - 13% Andhra - 87% Telangana - lessthan 1%
Facts of Telangana ( lWater share)
Fact no. # 3
Total loss of water share of Telangana merging with Andhra is 1125 TMC. With estimation of 1 TMC
to serve 10,000 acres, total cultivation land Telangana lost is 11, 25,000 acres.
Saturday 5 December 2015
Wednesday 18 November 2015
Release of Telugu version
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Friday 30 October 2015
Railways in Telangana
Railways in Telangana
The districts of Telangana are well connected by rail route that run all across the state. It not only has a well developed inter-state but also intra-state rail route. Since the state was earlier part of Andhra Pradesh, the major cities of Telangana are already connected with the important cities of India.
ASIFNAHAR PROJECT -- Telangana Irrigation
ASIFNAHAR PROJECT
Introduction And History
Asifnahar Project is an existing Medium Irrigation Project constructed across River Musi, a tributary of Krishna River near Nemalikalva (V) Uligonda (M), Nalgonda District.
Location
The project is located Nemalikavla (V), Voligonda(M), Nalgonda District
Source
The Krishna River and its tributary the musi river
Scope
It irrigates an ayacut of 15,245 acres,about 23 number villages get benefited by this project
Inter-State Aspects
There are no Inter-State problems for this Projects.
Components Of the Scheme
SpillWay
| Crest Level | +396.545m |
| Max. flood discharge | 2298.58 Cumecs |
Right Flank canal
| Length | 93.34 Km |
| Section | 11.00m X 1.22m |
| Carrying capacity | 397 cusecs |
Hydrology
| The catchment area at the project site | |
| Free | 388.50 Sq Km |
| Intercepted | 5148.92 Sq Km |
| Catchment area combined | 5537.42 Sq Km |
| Allocation | 0.045 TMC |
| Sill of Regulator | +307.54m |
Irrigation Potential
- Command Area lies in Ramannapet Assembly constituency.There are 21 Nos of WUAs under the project.
- It irrigates an ayacut of 15,245 acres.
- 23 Number villages get benefited.
BOGGULAVAGU PROJECT -- Telangana Irrigation
BOGGULAVAGU PROJECT
Introduction And History
Boggula vagu Project is an existing Medium Irrigation Project constructed across Boggula vagu near Rudraram (V), Malhar Rao (M) in Kharimnagar District.The Project work was started in the year 1976-77 and completed in the year 1987 benefited to 8 villages of Malhar Rao and Kataram Mandals of Kharimnagar Dist.
The Government has accorded administrative approval for 92.92 Crores for Projects vide G.O.Rt.No: 71, I&CAD(PW:EA) Dept. dt : 08.02.2011 under APILIP-II with JICA Loan assistance and the Principle secretary to the Government and Commissioner CADA has accorded administrative approval for Modernization of Boggulavagu Project for an amount of Rs 8.00 Crores vide Proceeding No.Com/CAD/APILIP/DEE1/183/2011 dt: 03.05.2011.
Location
This Project is constructed across Boggula vagu , Rudraram village of Malhar Rao mandal of Karimnagar District and commissioned in the year 1984.
| Longitde | 79°51'36.35" |
| Latitude | 18°33'25.26" |
Source
Boggula Vagu tributary of Maneru River.
Scope
This Project contemplates to provide Irrigation facilities to an extent of 5150 acres.
Inter-State Aspects
There are no Inter-State problems for this Projects.
Components Of the Scheme
| Earthen Dam | Length of Dam-1.668 Km |
| Spillway | H.C Weir of 140 m long.Max.flood discharge of 530.cumecs |
| Head Regulators | Regulator Vent size 1.00 mx1.50m;1 nos ,sill level + 151.18 m |
| Main canals | Right Flank main canal length 12.60 km |
Hydrology
| Capacity | 10.33 Mcum (365 Mcft) |
| Catchment Area | 37.4 Sq.Miles |
| Maximum Flood Discharge | 530 Cumecs |
| Discharge in cumecs | 0.751 cumecs |
Irrigation Potential
- Total Ayacut is 5150 Acres.Mandal Benefited are Kataram and Malhar Rao.
VATTIVAGU PROJECT -- Telangana Irrigation
VATTIVAGU PROJECT
Introduction And History
Vattivagu project is a Medium Irrigation project being constructed across Vattivagu a tributary to Peddavagu which itself is a tributary to Pranahita river in Godavari basin. The dam site is located at 12 km from Asifabad and about 180 km from Nirmal in Adilabad district.
Location
The project is located near pahadibanda (V) in Asifabad (M) of Adilabad.
Source
The river Vattivagu in the Godavari basin
Scope
The project envisages providing irrigation facility t an extent of 9919 ha covering 30 villages of east while Asifabad Taluk.
Inter-State Aspects
There are no interstate aspects involved in the project.
Components Of the Scheme
- Earth dam for a length of 2.834 km
- Gates spillway of length of 87.75 m
- L.F. main canal & R.F. main canal 7.00 km and 21.00 long respectively with their distribution net works.
Hydrology
| Catchment area at reservoir site | 525 Sq.Km. |
|---|---|
| Total yield available | 88.85 M. Cum. |
Water allocated to the Project | 78.50 M. Cum |
Live storage of the Reservoir | 82.02 M. Cum |
| Water requirement for creation of the proposed irrigation potential | 78.50 M. Cum. |
Irrigation Potential
| Total I.P. under the Project | 9919 ha |
|---|---|
| Ayacut localized under stage I | 3927 ha |
| Ayacut localized under stage II | 5992 ha |
Seepage Losses
Necessary provision has been made towards seepage losses while designing the Canal System.
Cropping Pattern
| Proposed Ayacut | ||
|---|---|---|
| Left Canal | Wet(Khariff) | 1093 ha |
| Right Canal | Wet(Khariff) | 2834 ha |
| ID(Khariff) | 5992 ha | |
| ID (Rabi) | 1620 ha | |
| Ayacut Under Stage-I | ||
| Under Left Canal | 1093 ha | |
| Under Right Canal | 2834 ha | |
| Ayacut Under Stage-II | ||
| Left Canal | Nil | |
| Right Canal | 5992 ha | |
Better Water Management
Proposals were sent to District Collector, Adilabad for conducting the elections to Water Users Associations for water management.
Project Map
LOWER PENGANGA PROJECT - R.B. CANAL
LOWER PENGANGA PROJECT - R.B. CANAL
The Lower Penganga Project is a Joint Project between the States of Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh on Penganga River, which is a tributary of Godavari River. The head works are located upstream of village Tadsaoli in Ghatanji Tabsil of Yavatmal District. The dam site is about 12 Km inside Maharashtra from Maharashtra – AP border. It is proposed to irrigate an ayacut of about 2,37,600 Acres in Maharashtra and 40,000 acres in AP. The canal in A.P. Portion called Right bank canal runs for a length of 48.60 Km to irrigate tribal & disturbed areas in 61 villages of Adilabad district.
An agreement was reached betweenMaharashtra and Andhra Pradesh on 06-10-75 to take up Lower Penganga Project. Joint meetings were held during 1978-84 to clear of techno-economical issues and sharing of costs of common portion of works. Finally, an initial meeting between the Secretary (I), Government of Maharashtra and Secretary, I & CAD, Government of Andhra Pradesh Prior to the meeting at the level of Ministers of both the states was held on 10-12-1998 at Mumbai.
Broad consensus was reached on all the issues between the two states during the course of the above meetings.
The following points are agreed.
1)Sharing of Waters: Total yield upto Lower Penganga Project site is 122.979 TMC and the U/s utilisation is 80.31 TMC. The net available yield is 42.669 TMC and will be shared in the ratio of 88:12, which implies thatMaharashtra allocation is 37.55 TMC and A.P. is 5.12 TMC.
2)Sharing of Cost: The sharing of cost of head works be on the basis of water utilisation and that of common canal on the basis of peak discharge required by both the states. The cost of main canal branches and distributaries serving exclusively the territories of one state shall be borne by that state alone. The canal for A.P. running thro’ Maharashtra will be executed by A.P. at its cost.
3)Joint Control Board: It is agreed that a Joint control board will be established to finalise the construction programme and decide the level of funding.
4)An interstate agreement be prepared by the government of Maharashtra with similar clauses of Lendi Project and be forwarded to Government of A.P. for concurrence.
Secretary, I & CAD Department, Government of Andhra Pradesh in letter No.21/Irr X/A1/98. Dt. 20-12-99 addressed to the secretary, Irrigation, Govt. of Maharashtra, has requested that an interstate agreement may be got drafted incorporating the decisions taken in the minutes of the meeting held on 10-12-98 at Mumbai between the secretaries of the both the states and to send a copy of the draft agreement to A.P. for finalisation.
Survey work was conducted in 1980 for the old proposals. Fresh surveys are to be conducted for the modified proposals for the main canal of length 48.60 Kms. Hence proposals were submitted to Government vide this office Lr. No. CE (I)/EEIII/12979/76, Dt. 27-07-2000 to take up detailed Investigation for Rs. 25.00 Lakhs under stage I as per G.O. Ms. No. 177, Dt. 27-09-97. Detailed Investigation will be taken up after the receipt of necessary orders from the Government.
Meanwhile a writ petition has been filed at the Aurangabad Bench of Maharashtra High Court against the construction of dam as public interest litigation, mainly seeking relief for the Project Affected Persons (PAPs). The State ofAndhra Pradesh is also made one of the respondents.
The counter affidavit was filed by the legal council in the High Court Bench at Aurangabad. The final hearing was fixed on 17-08-2002, but postponed. The next date will be communicated soon after he receives.
The total cost of the Project is estimated at Rs. 1943.17 Crores (2000-01) and the estimated cost of the Project for A.P. portion is projected at Rs. 233.00 Crores (2000-01).
Project Map
INCHAMPALLY PROJECT -- Telangana Irrigation
Inchampalli Project is a proposed multipurpose project with hydro electricity generation, irrigation, flood control, etc. benefits on the River Godavari. This project is proposed as joint project of Telangana,Maharashtra and Chhattisgarh states.
Features
The project location is just downstream of the point where Indravati River joins Godavari river in Karimnagar district of Telangana. The Nizam of erstwhile Hyderabad State made an unsuccessful attempt in the 1920s to build a barrage here whose remnants are still existing. However, this dream is not yet fulfilled. Inchampalli reservoir is proposed with 10,374 million m³ (367 tmc) gross storage capacity at Full Reservoir Level (FRL) 112.77 m MSL tentatively. This reservoir would submerge total 926 km2 of land in Telangana, Chhattisgarh and Maharashtra states. Most of the area to be submerged is forest land. This project is also envisaged with Pumped-storage hydroelectricity features with tail pond downstream of the dam.
Thursday 29 October 2015
LENDI PROJECT -- Telangana Irrigation
LENDI PROJECT
Introduction And History
The project is constructed across Lendi river near Gonegoan (V) Mukhed Taluq, Nanded district of Maharastra State. A right bank canal of 35 Kms length is proposed with take off point at Km.20.46 of left bank canal to Irrigate 22,000 Acres in 31 villages in Madnoor and Bichkunda mandals of Nizamabad district of Telangana .Out of this 35 Km length the right canal passes through a length of 8 Km in Maharastra territory and the remaining 27 Km runs in Telangana.
Location
- Lendi Project is located across Lendi river near Gonegoan (V) Mukhed (Tq) of Nanded (District) Maharastra state.
- Right side canal in Telangana state off takes at Km.20.46 of left side main canal near Bhaigaon(V), Degloor (Tq) of Maharastra state. It enters into Telangana state near Shakarga(V), Madnoor (M) of Nizamabad District.
Source
Lendi River
Scope
Irrigation potential in Maharastra state is 11,000 Ha (27,181 Acres) and in Telangana is 8907 Ha (22,000 Acres).
Inter-State Aspects
This project is an interstate irrigation project between Telangana and Maharastra states. An agreement was concluded between two states on 06-10-1975 to take up lendi Project as joint project. The agreement was made as per Godavari water Disputes tribunal (GWDT) award. The share of Telangana state is 2.43 TMC water (excluding evaporation losses) for irrigating an area of 22,000 Acres (8907 Ha) in Telangana state.
The water and expenditure on the entire project is to be shared in the ratio of 38:62 by Telangana and Maharastra states respectively. Out of 6.36 TMC of water 2.43 TMC water is to be shared by the Telangana state and 3.93 TMC by Maharastra state.
Components Of the Scheme
Component works
- Excavation of right side main canal for a length of 25.14 Kms.
- Excavation of distributories and field channels
- Construction of necessary CD&CM works on main canal, distributaries and field channels including construction of off take sluices.
- Improvements to M.I. tanks in the command area to M.I. standards.
Canals
| Sl.No. | Description | Left main canal | Right main canal |
| 1 | Main canal in Telangana state | ||
| a | Length (Kms) | Nil | 25.14 |
| b | Discharge(Cusecs) | Nil | 229 |
| 2 | Main canal in Maharastra state | ||
| a | Length (Kms) | 30.84 | Nil |
| b | Discharge(Cusecs) | 231 | Nil |
Irrigation Potential
Irrigation potential in Maharastra state is 11,000 Ha (27,181 Acres) and in Telangana is 8907 Ha (22,000 Acres) benefiting 31 villages in Madnoor and Bichkunda mandals of Nizamabad district of Telangana
MUKKAMAMIDI PROJECT -- Telangana Irrigation
MUKKAMAMIDI PROJECT
Introduction And History
The Project was constructed across Mukkamamidi which joins Pamuleru and finally joins in Godavari.
Location
The Project is located near Mukamamidi (v), Mulkalapally (M), Khammam District.
Source
Pamuleru stream,tributary of river Godavari
Scope
The scheme is intended to irrigate an ayacut of 3260 acres benefiting 5 villages in Khammam district.
Inter-State Aspects
There are no Inter-State problems for this Projects.
Components Of the Scheme
Spillway Details
| R.F Canal | L.F Canal | |
|---|---|---|
| Length | 4.70 Km | 6.60 Km |
| Ayacut | 1,000 Acres | 2,260 Acres |
Hydrology
| Utilization | 367 Mcft |
| Dependable Yield | 513.82 Mcft |
| Maximum flood Discharge | 15,570 cusecs |
Irrigation Potential
It irrigates an ayacut of 3260 acres benefiting 5 villages i.e Kurupulagudem,Rangapuram,MukkamamidiMogaralagutta,Mulkalapally.
Sarala Sagar Dam Project -- Telangana Irrigation
Sarala Sagar Dam Project – Second biggest dam with Siphon Technology
As the importance of dams increased new technologies were implemented in many countries.One of the outstanding examples of development of advanced Science and Technology in India with respect to dams is the ‘Sarala Sagar Dam Project’.
Sarala Sagar Project- Mahabubnagar
About Sarala Sagar Dam Project:
Sarala Sagar Dam Project is located in Mahabubnagar District of Telangana State. This project is located exactly about 6 Kms away from Kothakota Mandal Head quarters on National Highway No. 7 on the pathway from Hyderabad to Bangalore. Main water source of this irrigation project is from River Krishna.
Founder of Sarala Sagar Project:
This Project was found by Wanaparthy Ruler Raja Rameshwara Rao. He built this project on the name of his mother Sarala. The Technology for this project was brought from California in USA.
This project was inaugurated by the military Governor of Hyderabad General Sri J.N Chowdary. Foundation of the project was laid on 15th September, 1949. And later, this project was again started in the year 1959.Fortunately an approximate of 4000 Acres of Agricultural land has been brought under irrigation through Sarala Sagar project.
Sarala Sagar Details on a stone
Speciality of Sarala Sagar Project:
This project is incorporated with an new outstanding technology which is one of its kind and very unique in Asia continent.
Main new technique implemented in Sarala Sagar project is the automatic Siphons system.This automatic siphon system is very rare and unique system which is second in the world.
సరళాసాగర్ ప్రాజెక్టు (Sarala Sagar Project) -- Telangana Irrigation - Telugu version
సరళాసాగర్ ప్రాజెక్టు (Sarala Sagar Project)
సరళాసాగర్ ప్రాజెక్టు మహబూబ్నగర్ జిల్లాలో కొత్తకోట మండలంలోని శంకరయ్యపేట గ్రామ సమీపంలో కృష్ణానదికి ఉపనది అయిన చిన్నవాగుపై నిర్మించారు. ఇది మదనాంతపురం (వనపర్తి రైల్వేస్టేషన్) నుంచి 2 కిమీ, కొత్తకోట నుంచి 5 కిమీ దూరంలో ఉన్నది. 1947లో నిర్మాణం ప్రారంభించబడిన ఈ ప్రాజెక్టు 1959లో పూర్తయింది. ఆటోమేటిక్ సైఫన్ల టెక్నాలజీ ఉపయోగించడం ఈ ప్రాజెక్టు ప్రత్యేకత. ఆసియాఖండంలో ఈ తరహా టెక్నాలజీ ఉపయోగించిన తొలి నీటిపారుదలప్రాజెక్టు ఇదే.వనపర్తి సంస్థా నాధీశుడు తన తల్లి సరళాదేవి పేరిట ఈ ప్రాజెక్టును ప్రారంభించారు. రెండు కాలువలు కల ఈ ప్రాజెక్టు వల్ల కొత్తకోట మండలానికి ప్రయోజనం కలుగుతుంది.
చరిత్ర:
1947లో అప్పటి వనపర్తి సంస్థానాధీశుడు రాజారామేశ్వరరావు తన సరళాదేవి పేరిట ఈ ప్రాజెక్టు నిర్మాణాన్ని ప్రారంభించారు. 1948లో విమోచనాంతరం మరోసారి శంకుస్థాపన చేయబడింది. దాదాపు దశాబ్దకాలం నిర్మాణం అనంతరం 1959 జూలై 26న అప్పటి రాష్ట్ర మంత్రి జె.నర్సింగరావుచే ఈ ప్రాజెక్టు ప్రారంభించబడింది.
ఆటోమేటిక్ సైఫన్లు:
ఆటోమేటిక్ సైఫన్ల టెక్నాలజీని ఉపయోగించిన ప్రాజెక్టులలో ఇది ఆసియాలోనే మొదటిది. నీటిసామర్థ్యం గరిష్టస్థాయికి చేరినప్పుడు వాటంతట అవే సైఫన్లు తెరుచుకోవడం దీని ప్రత్యేకత. సైఫన్లు తెరవడానికి, మూయడానికి ఆపరేతర్లు అవసరం లేదు. ఈ ప్రాజెక్టు సుమారు 4500 అడుగుల పొడవు ఉంది. కుడి, ఎడమ అనే రెండు కాలువలున్నాయి. కుడికాలువ పొడవు 8 కిమీ, ఎడమ కాలువ పొడవు 17 కిమీ.
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