Water Conservation Initiative
Jharkhand Government has launched the Water Conservation Initiative with a total outlay of Rs 467.32 crore for the drought-affected farmers in the state who experienced drought last year. The scheme was launched to renovate ponds and construct percolation tanks in all the blocks of 24 districts to recharge groundwater storage.
The Jharkhand Water Conservation Initiative was launched by Agriculture Minister Badal Patralekh on 21st April 2023.
The Jharkhand Water Conservation Initiative is a state government sector scheme aimed at providing benefits to farmers who experienced drought last year. The scheme will help in recharging groundwater storage by renovating ponds and constructing percolation tanks in all the blocks of 24 districts of the state.
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