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Community Wells & Tanks: Rainwater Harvesting Water Storage Status

Community Wells & Tanks: Rainwater Harvesting Water Storage Status

ЁЯПЮя╕П Community Wells & Tanks: Rainwater Harvesting Water Storage Status

ЁЯЧУя╕П Update as of: 12 May 2025


ЁЯПШя╕П Water Storage Levels in Community Wells & Tanks

Location Structure Type Storage Capacity Current Water Level % Full Status
Rajasthan (Bassi Village) Stepwell (Baori) 1,50,000 L 1,05,000 L 70% тЬЕ Healthy
Maharashtra (Beed District) Farm Pond 2,00,000 L 1,20,000 L 60% ЁЯЯб Moderate
Tamil Nadu (Tiruvannamalai) Temple Tank 3,00,000 L 2,55,000 L 85% тЬЕ Optimal
Uttar Pradesh (Lalitpur) Community Well 1,00,000 L 40,000 L 40% ЁЯФ┤ Low
Odisha (Khurda Block) Traditional Pond 2,50,000 L 1,90,000 L 76% тЬЕ Healthy

 


ЁЯМзя╕П Rainfall Impact on Storage (Last 7 Days)

Location Rainfall (mm) Storage Increase Contribution to Groundwater
Bassi (Rajasthan) 18 mm +25,000 L +0.10 meters
Beed (Maharashtra) 12 mm +18,000 L +0.08 meters
Tiruvannamalai (TN) 30 mm +40,000 L +0.15 meters
Lalitpur (UP) 10 mm +12,000 L +0.05 meters
Khurda (Odisha) 25 mm +35,000 L +0.12 meters

 


ЁЯУК Storage Utilization Insights

  • Tamil Nadu’s temple tanks are nearing full capacity—model example of effective rainwater harvesting.

  • Lalitpur’s community well needs urgent attention for recharge and cleaning.

  • Beed district ponds showing moderate recovery but require sustained efforts.


ЁЯЪи Maintenance & Action Points

  • Lalitpur: Desilting and boundary strengthening needed.

  • Beed: Promote micro recharge pits in surrounding farmlands.

  • Odisha: Regular monitoring to prevent siltation buildup.


ЁЯЫая╕П Upcoming Initiatives

  • Community participation drives for traditional water body revival.

  • Deployment of low-cost water level indicators for real-time tracking.

  • Support under MGNREGA & Jal Shakti Mission for tank desilting projects.