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SOIL
CONSERVATION DEPARTMENT
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The main soil conservation problem of BTC
are sheet, rill and gully erosion, stream/river
bank erosion, carrying silt, salt and other
debris to the cultivable land, river beds,
ponds, reservoirs, cannels etc. Due to deposition
of this debris in the riverbed water carrying
capacity of the rivers/nalas is decreased
and thereby during rainy season floods occur.
Due to destruction of vegetative cover,
the soil is expose to various forms of erosion
and water percolation does not take place
and water is lost as run off during rainy
season and caused draught in summer.
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Gully Control Project
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Protection of Riverine
Land
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To tackle the soil conservation problems
a budgetary allocation of Rs. 132.00 Lakhs
was received for the financial year 2005-06
for implementation of the following schemes:
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Direction and Administration. |
3 Nos. |
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Gully Control Project. |
14 Nos. |
| 3. |
Land Development
Project. |
1 No. |
| 4. |
Protection of Riverine
Project and Stream Bank Erosion
Control (R.T.P.). |
15 Nos. |
| 5. |
Water Distribution
Project. |
1 No. |
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An amount of Rs. 131.235 lakhs has been
approved for implementation of the above
mention scheme during 2005-06.
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