Groundwater can be struck at 30 m in this village - a borewell
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Sutapa Ghosh
Dug well - The depth of the watertable is at 30-40ft. Through a …
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Sutapa Ghosh
A traditional well which has a circular shaped device at the edge …
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Sutapa Ghosh
As soon as one enters the Arvari catchment area, one is …
by
Sutapa Ghosh
Field bunds and wheat crops on farm plots. The field bunds help …
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Sutapa Ghosh
Fields of wheat and mustard
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Sutapa Ghosh
Farmers take the wheat and mustard crop in this village, there is …
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Sutapa Ghosh
Field bunds which help checking soil erosion and washing away of …
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Sutapa Ghosh
Field bund constructed as part of the much touted government …
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Sutapa Ghosh
Technically called 'Drainage line Treatment’. As part of the …
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Sutapa Ghosh
Field bunds made as part of the government watershed programme, …
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Sutapa Ghosh
Field bunds made as part of the government watershed programme, …
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Sutapa Ghosh
Field bunds made as part of the government watershed programme, …
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Sutapa Ghosh
Field bunds made as part of the government watershed programme, …
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Sutapa Ghosh
Azam Khan the member of the watershed committee in the village …
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Sutapa Ghosh
Rijka and other fodder crops taken on rainfed lands
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Sutapa Ghosh
Rijka and other fodder crops taken on rainfed lands
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Sutapa Ghosh
Farm Pond
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Sutapa Ghosh
Members of the women self help groups supported by Ibtada, Alwar
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Sutapa Ghosh
Broken checkdam
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Sutapa Ghosh
Common land in the village
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Sutapa Ghosh
Farm pond
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Sutapa Ghosh
common lands which were treated with plantation as part of the …
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Sutapa Ghosh
Pon (Talaai) made as part of the NWDPRS programme
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Sutapa Ghosh
In most of the places, wells needed to be rebored as water table …
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Sutapa Ghosh
Watershed committee chairman Pralladram Gujjar and a farmer …
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Sutapa Ghosh
Water harvesting work in progress
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Sutapa Ghosh
The spillway of an Anicut constructed as part of the programme
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Sutapa Ghosh
Common lands in the Aantari village, Sikar (D)
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Sutapa Ghosh
A pit dug out for storing water during construction work
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Sutapa Ghosh
Groundwater can be struck at 30 m in this village - a borewell
Dug well - The depth of the watertable is at 30-40ft. Through a set of rules and regulations on water extraction villagers have been able to manage their water resources
A traditional well which has a circular shaped device at the edge of the well which was used for leashing the Bullocks
As soon as one enters the Arvari catchment area, one is mesmerized by thegGreenery all around. A Complete ecological regeneration had been possible through community effort.
Field bunds and wheat crops on farm plots. The field bunds help to restrict soil erosion and washing away of beneficial nutrients from the soil
Fields of wheat and mustard
Farmers take the wheat and mustard crop in this village, there is adequate water in the wells which is at a depth of 30m
Field bunds which help checking soil erosion and washing away of beneficial nutrients from the soil, made as part of the NWDPRA
Field bund constructed as part of the much touted government Watershed Programme (NWDPRA), couldn't survive the first rains.
Technically called 'Drainage line Treatment’. As part of the government Watershed Programme the water Channel was desilted and an embankment strengthened
Field bunds made as part of the government watershed programme, were washed down in the first rains.
Field bunds made as part of the government watershed programme, were washed down in the first rains.
Field bunds made as part of the government watershed programme, were washed down in the first rains.
Field bunds made as part of the government watershed programme, were washed down in the first rains.
Azam Khan the member of the watershed committee in the village showing the farm plots where fodder is grown
Rijka and other fodder crops taken on rainfed lands
Rijka and other fodder crops taken on rainfed lands
Members of the women self help groups supported by Ibtada, Alwar
Common land in the village
Common lands which were treated with plantation as part of the NWDPRS running in the Chandoli watershed area
Pon (Talaai) made as part of the NWDPRS programme
In most of the places, wells needed to be rebored as water table went down drastically
Watershed committee chairman Pralladram Gujjar and a farmer posing for a pix
Water harvesting work in progress
The spillway of an Anicut constructed as part of the programme
Common lands in the Aantari village, Sikar (D)
