Chandigarh: Nayab Singh Saini, Chief Minister of Haryana, has accredited ₹621.90 lakh for the set up of fifty shallow tubewells alongside the Gurgaon Canal/Rajasthan Hyperlink Canal to deal with the long-standing drawback of waterlogging in a number of villages of Nuh district.
In response to an official spokesperson, the undertaking might be carried out below the scheme “Floor Water Improvement and Different Associated Actions” and goals to strengthen irrigation infrastructure and enhance groundwater administration within the state.
The spokesperson stated greater than 15 villages in Nuh have been going through extreme waterlogging for years on account of repeatedly excessive groundwater ranges. In consequence, hundreds of acres of agricultural land stay submerged and unsuitable for cultivation, inflicting heavy difficulties for farmers each crop season.
To deal with the difficulty completely, the state authorities has determined to put in 50 shallow tubewells alongside the Gurgaon Canal and Rajasthan Hyperlink Canal. These tubewells will assist drain extra water from fields, cut back waterlogging and make massive stretches of farmland cultivable once more.
Officers stated the undertaking is predicted to offer main aid to farmers within the affected villages and assist restore agricultural actions on hundreds of acres of land.
The workplace of the Chief Engineer/YWS and Superintending Engineer, YWS Circle Faridabad, has been designated because the nodal company for implementing and monitoring the undertaking.
The Haryana Authorities stated the initiative is a part of its broader efforts to strengthen irrigation services, enhance groundwater improvement and safeguard farmers’ pursuits throughout the state.
