Rural
Water
Supply
Programme:
-
As
on
31.12.05
there
is
total
1272
nos.
of
ongoing
schemes
under
rural
water
supply
programme.
Out
of
these
ongoing
schemes,
483
nos.
are
under
MNP/PMGY,
430
nos.
under
ARWSP
&
359
nos.
are
under
PM’s
Programme.
The
estimated
cost
of
these
ongoing
schemes
varies
from
few
thousand
to
several
crores.
Out
of
these
ongoing
schemes,
471
nos.
(37.03%)
were
sanctioned
during
last
financial
year
i.e.
2004-05,
597
nos.
(46.93%)
are
physically
completed,
only
the
financial
liabilities
are
required
to
be
cleared.
Zone
wise
position
of
total
ongoing
schemes
&
nos.
physically
completed
is
as
below:-
Amount
Required
as
on
1.1.2006
for
completing
these
ongoing
schemes
is
Rs.11034.90
Lakhs.
Zone
wise
details
are
summarized
below:-
Amount
Required
Programme
wise
is
summarized
below:-
9
nos.
of
schemes
remained
incomplete
for
more
than
10
years
due
to
theft
of
pipes/dispute,
40
nos.
remained
incomplete
for
a
period
more
than
5
years
but
less
than
10
years.
242
nos.
are
under
implementation
for
more
than
2years
but
less
than
5
years.
Urban
Water
Supply
Programme:
-
There
are
seven
schemes
under
implementation
under
State
sector
Urban
Water
Supply
Programme,
of
which
one
is
physically
completed.
Apart
from
this,
for
three
centrally
sponsored
schemes,
State
share
is
required
to
be
provided
from
State
Plan.
The
amount
required
for
completing
these
ongoing
schemes
is
Rs.
20.61
crore.
Under
NLCPR,
there
are
two
ongoing
projects
namely
Tura
Phase-III
WSS
&
Jowai
WSS.
The
funding
for
the
projects
is
made
by
DONER
(Dept.
for
Development
of
North
Eastern
Region,
Govt.
of
India).
DONER
has
released
Rs.
1254.81
Lakhs
for
Tura
Phase-III
WSS
&
Rs.
430.00
Lakhs
for
Jowai
WSS
up
to
December
2005.
As
against
this,
the
expenditure
up
to
December
2005
is
Rs.
11.53
Crore
&
Rs.1.83
Crore
respectively.
Progress
for
Tura
Phase-III
WSS
is
about
40%.For
Jowai
WSS,
preliminary
work
started
recently.
Under
Centrally
Sponsored
AUWSP,
there
are
two
ongoing
namely
Simsanggiri
(William
nagar)
WSS
&
Baghmara
WSS.
Simsanggiri
WSS
has
been
commissioned
during
2004-05;
only
financial
liabilities
are
to
be
cleared.
For
Baghmara,
works
are
in
progress.
Under
Central
pool,
the
scheme
for
improvement
of
Municipal
sources
is
in
progress
&
expected
to
be
completed
by
December2006.
Fund
released
so
far
is
Rs.345.77
Lakhs
to
the
PHE
Dept.
The
physical
Progress
of
different
sources
is
as
below:-
|
Sl.no |
Name
of
Sources |
Overall
Progress
in
Percentage(up
to
December
2005) |
Major
components
completed
so
far |
|
1 |
Umjasai
Source
I
&II |
90% |
2
nos.
of
RCC
Weir,
2
nos.
of
Treatment
Plant(consisting
of
Horizontal
roughing
filter,
slow
sand
filter
&
CWR),Chemical
House,
Zonal
Tank,
Improvement
of
existing
pipe
line
etc. |
|
2 |
Wahdiegling
Source |
85% |
Construction
of
STC
(6
nos.),
Construction
of
CWR
(2
nos.
completed,
1
in
progress),
Chemical
House
(in
progress),
Integration
of
new
pipe
line
work. |
|
3 |
Patakhana
Source |
95% |
Construction
of
Superstructure
of
existing
STC,
New
STC,
New
pipe
line
work. |
|
4 |
Madan
Laban
Source |
85% |
Construction
of
Superstructure
of
existing
STC,
New
STC,
New
pipe
line
work/new
fencing,
chemical
house.
Construction
of
New
Zonal
tank
is
in
progress. |
|
5 |
Wahrisa
Source |
85% |
New
STC/Collecting
Chamber(4
nos.),
Chemical
house,
Pipe
Line
etc. |
|
6 |
Crinoline
Source |
90% |
Security
Fencing
&
Treatment
Plant,
New
Pipe
line
etc. |
|
7 |
Wahjalynoh |
75% |
RCC
Weir,
Protection
slab,
New
Fencing,
footpath,
collecting
Chamber,
CWR.
New
reservoir
&
pipe
line
yet
to
be
taken
up. |
The
expenditure
year
wise
is
as
below:-
| 2003-04 |
Rs.
94.98
Lakhs. |
| 2004-05 |
Rs.151.65
Lakhs. |
| 2005-06(up
to
December
2005) |
Rs.
78.84
Lakhs |
| TOTAL |
Rs.325.47
Lakhs. |
The
remaining
works
are
targeted
to
be
completed
by
December
2006.
17
working
Divisions
are
implementing
these
schemes.
CONCLUSION:
-
It
is
the
endeavor
of
the
Dept.
to
complete
all
the
schemes
within
the
scheduled
time.
However
due
to
paucity
of
fund
and
other
reasons
like
theft,
dispute
on
land/source,
inter
village
rivalry,
non
completion
of
work
in
time,
the
implementation
of
the
schemes
are
some
times
delayed.
The
system
of
reviewing
&
monitoring
the
implementation
of
schemes
has
been
strengthened.
It
will
be
the
earnest
effort
of
the
PHED
to
provide
adequate
safe
water
supply
from
the
scheme
to
the
intended
population
within
scheduled
time
of
completion.
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