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No PMKSY projects in Dahod Lok Sabha constituency, despite Telangana's 204.74 thousand hectare…
The question asked for the progress made under PMKSY, specifically regarding irrigation coverage, projects, funds, and measures in Telangana, Dahod, and drought-prone regions, answered by the Ministry of Jal Shakti.
Asked and answered by: Smt. D K Aruna, Shri Miteshbhai Rameshbhai Patel (asked); Ministry of Jal Shakti (answered)
What the government said
- 204.74 thousand hectare irrigation potential created in Telangana under AIBP since April 2016
- 15.18 thousand hectare created in last three years
- 25.55 thousand hectare irrigation potential restored in Telangana under HKKP-RRR
- 9.24 thousand hectare restored in last three years
- 14,071 hectare area of Dahod district brought under micro irrigation under PDMC
- two watershed development projects covering 15,785 hectare in Dahod district under PMKSY-WDC
- 114.60 lakh hectare area brought under micro irrigation under PDMC since 2015-16
- 9,434 Watershed Development projects taken under PMKSY-WDC
- 59 projects benefiting drought-prone areas included under PMKSY-AIBP during 2015-16
- 04 projects in Bundelkhand region
- 16.65 lakh hectare irrigation potential created under such projects
- 0.97 lakh hectare created in Bundelkhand region
- 05 more projects benefitting drought-prone areas with irrigation potential of 2.44 lakh hectare
- 0.61 lakh hectare irrigation potential created under these projects
Also in the document
- No project of Dahod Lok Sabha constituency has been taken up under AIBP and HKKP components of PMKSY.
- The answer provides specific figures for Telangana and Dahod, but notes no projects in Dahod under AIBP and HKKP.
- The Annexure provides state-wise project status, but the detailed data is not included in the provided text.
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Parliament of India — Questions & Answers (Lok Sabha, starred)
Question to govt · Ref. LS Q165 (Session 8) · 30 Jul 2026
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