Ajmer: This time the monsoon was sort to the district. Except for 2 dams, all of the dams and ponds of the district had been stuffed. There is an effective risk of groundwater being recharged because of this. However, two reservoirs of the district, Untda pond and Rupangarh dam remained utterly empty. Both the reservoirs are within the meeting constituency of Water Resources Minister Suresh Singh Rawat. Here, the influx of water in Bisalpur dam, the lifeline of Ajmer, Tonk and Jaipur, is lowering. However, 314.02 toes of water has arrived within the dam which is enough to quench the thirst of all of the three districts for the subsequent one yr.
This time earlier than the monsoon, all of the dams and ponds had been empty besides Ana Sagar Lake, Foy Sagar Lake, Pushkar Sarovar and Gondelav Lake of Kishangarh, however now all are full. Water has are available in many of those reservoirs after twenty years. This time the Narayan Sagar Dam, the most important and oldest dam within the district situated in Jalian, has additionally obtained good water influx after a very long time.
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There is hope of floor water being recharged: There is hope of groundwater recharge because of good influx of water in dams and ponds. Actually, giant areas of Ajmer district had been in the dead of night zone. Filling of those reservoirs will probably be helpful there. Satyendra Meena, Executive Officer within the Water Resources Department, says that there’s scope for enchancment in groundwater stage because of rainwater being saved on the land.
Pond stuffed after 25 years: He advised that there are various such reservoirs within the district, that are full after 2 a long time. Among them is Chaurasiavas pond in Ajmer. This pond is full after 25 years. Right now there’s sheet circulation in it. Its water goes to Ana Sagar Lake by way of the drain. Similarly, the overflow water of Foy Sagar Lake can also be coming to Ana Sagar Lake.
Untada pond and Rupangarh dam are empty: Despite greater than common rainfall, Untda Talab and Rupangarh Dam stay empty in Pushkar Assembly constituency. Actually, after Kayad Talab fills up, water goes to Untda Talab by way of Kala Nala. When this pond is full, rainwater reaches Rupangarh Dam. Meanwhile, rainwater from the mountains additionally mixes with the water popping out of Untda Talab and varieties a river which is known as Roop Nadi, however for a decade, not solely the river but in addition Untda Talab and Rupangarh Dam haven’t obtained water, as a result of their catchment space has been encroached. This has stopped the circulation of water.
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314.02 toes water arrived in Bisalpur dam: Bisalpur dam is the lifeline for Ajmer, Tonk and Jaipur. Due to monsoon, there was influx of water in Bisalpur dam, however nonetheless 30 p.c of the dam is empty. The filling capability of the dam is 315.50 toes. Currently, there’s influx of water within the dam from Triveni river, however it’s inadequate to fill the dam. According to specialists, Bisalpur dam has sufficient water to quench the thirst of the folks of the three districts for a yr.
Status of ponds and dams:
In Ajmer, Ana Sagar – 13 toes (1.5 toes overflow), Foy Sagar – 26.9 (2 inches overflow), Untda – empty, Bir – 5 toes, Phool Sagar Kayd – 7.6 toes, Ramsar – 6.3 toes, Rupangarh – empty, Shiv Sagar Nyara – 17.2 toes, Govindgarh – 2.35 meters (overflow .32 mm), Phool Sagar Jalia – empty, Rajiyawas – 8.6 toes, Makrera – 12 toes (1 toes overflow), Lori Sagar – 9.4 toes (overflow), Narayan Sagar Khari – 7 toes, Ajgara – 9.6 (overflow 1 toes), Taj Sarovar Arnia – 13.3 toes, Madan Sarovar Dhanwa, 12 toes, Mundoti – 3 meters (overflow three toes), New Barol – 11.6 toes (overflow 2 toes), Para Pratham – 10.7 toes (overflow 1 toes), Para II – 8.8 toes ( Overflow- 7 inches) Bisundani Dam – 3.35 meters (overflow, 0.3 meters), Lasadia-3.65 meters (overflow, 0.19 meters), Deh Sagar Badli-12.7 toes (overflow, 1 toes), Old Pushkar-7.6 toes, Khanpura pond- 10.6 toes (overflow 6 toes), Chaurasiyavas pond – 6.8 toes (overflow, 2 toes), Chota Talab Chat – 7.4 toes, Lakholav Hanutiya- 11 toes (overflow, 2 toes), Bhimsagar Tihari-12.6 (overflow one and a half toes), Kheersamband-12.5 toes (overflow 3 toes), Madan Sagar Didwara-12.3 toes (overflow one toes), Ran Samband Nayagaon- 12 toes, Pushkar 19 toes, Kaudia Sagar Arai- 9.5 toes (overflow 2 toes), Sukhsagar Siroj-5.5 toes (overflow 2 inches), Jawahar Sagar Siroj-8.2 toes (overflow, 2 inches), Surkheli Sagar Arai-8.5 (overflow, 2 inches), Vijay Sagar Lamba-10.3 toes, Kishan Sagar Gogunda-9.8 toes, Naya Sagar Moti-1.20 meters, Purana Talab Balad-12.6 toes, Jawaja Talab-11 toes, Kabra Tank-2.4 toes, Kali Kankar Talab-5.6 toes, Delwara Talab-12.9 toes, Vijay Sagar Fatehgarh-11.6 (overflow 2 inches), Sindoor Sagar-6 toes, Govind Sagar-8.6 toes (overflow 2 inches), Gaj Sagar-8 toes, Bake Sagar-11 toes, Bhagwantia Sagar-4 toes (overflow 1 inch), Jad Jodla Sarwad-6.7 toes, Mansagar Jotaya-8.9 (overflow 3 inches), Ambapura Dam- 5.10 toes.
Rain scenario in Ajmer, Beawar and Kekri districts:
Ajmer: A complete of 568 mm rain has been recorded within the district, which is 118 mm greater than final yr. In Ajmer district space, Ajmer has obtained 651 mm rain, Old Pushkar 657, Govindgarh 522, Pushkar 440, Nasirabad 848, Pisangan 603, Mangaliyawas 634, Gegal 193, Rupangarh 594, Kishangarh 548, Srinagar 450, Bandar Sindri 469, Arai 778 mm rain.
Beawar: A complete of 763 mm rain has fallen within the district which is 125.94 mm greater than final yr. In Beawar space, Beawar tehsil has obtained 798 mm rain, Beawar Assistant Engineer 896, Jawaja 601, Tatgarh 911, Masuda 859, Vijaynagar 618.50, Narayan Sagar has obtained 657 mm rain.
Crab: The whole rainfall within the district is 653 mm which is 123.84 mm greater than final yr. Kekri space’s Sarwad tehsil has obtained 592 mm rainfall, Sarwad police station has obtained 592 mm rainfall, Goyala has obtained 720 mm rainfall, Kekri has obtained 651 mm rainfall, Sanwar has obtained 777 mm rainfall and Bheenay has obtained 588 mm rainfall.
