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Irrigation Projects in Telangana (Organized by District)

🏞️ COMPREHENSIVE OVERVIEW

📈 State-Wide Irrigation Achievement

45+ Lakh Acres
Currently Irrigated
(Major + Minor Irrigation)
25+ Lakh Acres
In-Progress Projects
(Kaleswaram & Other Projects)
15+ Lakh Acres
Future Potential
(Proposed Projects)
85+ Lakh Acres
Total Potential
(Ultimate Target)

🏗️ Flagship Irrigation Projects

Kaleswaram Lift Irrigation

Scope: World's largest multi-stage lift irrigation
Potential: 18.25 lakh acres new irrigation
Status: 70% completed, major lifts operational

Sriram Sagar Project

Scope: Historic Godavari basin project
Potential: 7.5 lakh acres irrigation
Status: Fully operational, modernization ongoing

Nizam Sagar Project

Scope: Manjira River basin development
Potential: 2.5 lakh acres irrigation
Status: Operational, rehabilitation works

🎯 DISTRICTS REQUIRING CONCENTRATED EFFORTS

🔴 HIGH PRIORITY DISTRICTS (Critical Gaps)

Mahabubnagar District
Issues: Historical irrigation deficit, drought-prone
Focus: Palamuru-Rangareddy Lift Scheme completion
Potential: 10+ lakh acres untapped
Nagar Kurnool District
Issues: Extreme water scarcity, hilly terrain
Focus: Kalwakurthy Lift Scheme expansion
Potential: 3+ lakh acres development needed
Jogulamba District
Issues: Border district, irrigation gaps
Focus: Integration with Kaleswaram network
Potential: 2+ lakh acres immediate focus

🟡 MEDIUM PRIORITY DISTRICTS (Significant Gaps)

Vikarabad: Tank modernization, 1.5L acres potential
Sangareddy: Manjeera basin development, 2L acres
Mahabubabad: Integrated project completion
Jayashankar Bhupalpally: Kaleswaram tail-end

🚀 FUTURE PROJECTS & STRATEGIC INITIATIVES

🔄 Project Completion Priority

  • Complete Palamuru-Rangareddy Lift Scheme
  • Finalize Kaleswaram Package works
  • Modernize Sriram Sagar canal network
  • Complete all ongoing medium projects

💧 New Project Development

  • Minor irrigation tank rejuvenation
  • Check dam networks in drought areas
  • Micro-irrigation expansion programs
  • Groundwater recharge initiatives

📊 Technology Integration

  • Digital water management systems
  • Automated canal operations
  • GIS-based project monitoring
  • Remote sensing for water audit

⚡ Key Challenges & Strategic Solutions

Challenges:
  • Inter-state water disputes
  • Topographical constraints in certain districts
  • Funding constraints for mega projects
  • Environmental clearances
  • Land acquisition issues
Solutions:
  • Accelerated project completion focus
  • District-specific irrigation strategies
  • Public-private partnerships
  • Integrated water resource management
  • Community participation models

🏞️ Adilabad District

📋 STRATEGIC PENGANGA RIVER DEVELOPMENT FOCUS
Adilabad, bordering Maharashtra, is poised for significant agricultural transformation through the Penganga River basin projects. The district's strategic location offers immense potential for interstate water sharing and irrigation development in northern Telangana's tribal heartland.

📊 Irrigation Summary

33,500 acres
Currently Irrigated
8,500 acres
In-Progress Projects
90,000 acres
Proposed Future
1,32,000 acres
Total Potential

🌊 Currently Operational Projects

  • Shathanala Medium Irrigation Project
    📍 Near Kapna (V), Jainath(M)
    💧 Irrigates 25,000 acres in Adilabad, Jainath & Bela mandals
  • Local Minor Irrigation Projects
    📍 Across the district
    💧 Various tanks and check dams serving 8,500 acres

🔄 In-Progress Projects

  • Mathadivagu Reservoir Project
    📍 Near Waddadi village, Tamsi Mandal
    💧 To irrigate 8,500 acres with left flank canal

📋 Proposed/Future Projects

  • Lower Penganga Major Irrigation Project
    📍 Joint project with Maharashtra
    💧 Proposed 40,000 acres in Adilabad district
  • Chanaka Korata Major Irrigation Project
    📍 Penganga River basin
    💧 Proposed 50,000 acres in tribal areas

🏞️ Bhadradri Kothagudem District

🔄 MAJOR GODAVARI & KRISHNA BASIN TRANSFORMATION
Bhadradri Kothagudem uniquely benefits from both Godavari and Krishna river basins, positioned at the confluence of major irrigation projects. The district is undergoing rapid agricultural transformation with the Sitarama Lift Irrigation Project set to revolutionize irrigation coverage in this industrial-agricultural hub.

📊 Irrigation Summary

2,51,853 acres
Currently Irrigated
4,48,147 acres
In-Progress Projects
50,000 acres
Proposed Future
7,50,000 acres
Total Potential

🌊 Currently Operational Projects

  • Nagarjuna Sagar Project
    📍 Left canal command area
    💧 Irrigates 1,00,000 acres in the district
  • Taliperu Medium Irrigation Project
    📍 Near Peddamidisileru, Cherla (M)
    💧 Irrigates 24,700 acres
  • Wyra Medium Irrigation Project
    📍 At Wyra village and mandal
    💧 Irrigates 17,390 acres
  • Lankasagar Project
    📍 Near Adavimallela village, Penubally Mandal
    💧 Irrigates 7,353 acres
  • Peddavagu Medium Irrigation Project
    📍 Near Gummadivally village, Aswaraopet mandal
    💧 Total registered ayacut: 16,000 acres (4,500 acres currently)
  • Local Minor Irrigation
    📍 Across the district
    💧 Various projects serving 86,410 acres

🔄 In-Progress Projects

  • Sitarama Major Lift Irrigation Project
    📍 Proposed at Rollapadu, Tekkulapalli Mandal
    💧 To bring 5,00,000 acres under irrigation
  • Sriram Sagar Stage - II
    📍 Kakatiya Canal extension
    💧 To benefit 64,023 acres in the district
  • Kinnerasani Medium Irrigation Project
    📍 Under construction near Yanmbail village, Palvoncha mandal
    💧 To irrigate 10,000 acres
  • Peddavagu Project Completion
    📍 Aswaraopet mandal
    💧 To achieve full potential of 11,500 acres additional

📋 Proposed/Future Projects

  • Godavari-Krishna Linkage Projects
    📍 Inter-basin water transfer
    💧 Proposed 50,000 acres additional irrigation

🏞️ Hanumakonda District

✅ URBAN-AGRICULTURAL BALANCE WITH CANAL NETWORKS
Hanumakonda, with Warangal as its urban center, maintains a unique balance between urban development and agricultural prosperity. The district benefits extensively from the Kakatiya Canal network and serves as a major conduit for Sriram Sagar Project waters, supporting both metropolitan needs and rural agriculture.

📊 Irrigation Summary

2,50,000 acres
Currently Irrigated
1,50,000 acres
In-Progress Projects
50,000 acres
Proposed Future
4,50,000 acres
Total Potential

🌊 Currently Operational Projects

  • Sriram Sagar Project - Kakatiya Canal
    📍 Extensive canal network across district
    💧 Irrigates 1,50,000 acres through direct canal supply
  • J. Chokka Rao Devadula LIS Benefits
    📍 Upland areas of the district
    💧 Provides irrigation to 50,000 acres
  • Local Tank Systems
    📍 Traditional water bodies across district
    💧 Various tanks irrigating 30,000 acres
  • Minor Irrigation Projects
    📍 Distributed across rural areas
    💧 Check dams and local schemes serving 20,000 acres

🔄 In-Progress Projects

  • Kaleswaram Lift Irrigation Scheme
    📍 Extension to upland areas
    💧 To provide additional irrigation to 1,00,000 acres
  • Canal Modernization & Lining
    📍 Kakatiya Canal network improvements
    💧 Efficiency gains for 50,000 acres

📋 Proposed/Future Projects

  • Urban Water Recycling for Agriculture
    📍 Warangal urban periphery
    💧 Proposed 30,000 acres using treated water
  • Precision Irrigation Expansion
    📍 High-value agricultural zones
    💧 Proposed 20,000 acres with micro-irrigation

🏞️ Hyderabad District

🏙️ URBAN METROPOLIS WITH LIMITED AGRICULTURAL FOCUS
Hyderabad, as Telangana's capital and major metropolitan center, has minimal agricultural irrigation focus with most lands urbanized. The district primarily serves as the terminal beneficiary of major drinking water projects while maintaining limited peri-urban agriculture in its outskirts.

📊 Water Management Summary

5,000 acres
Agricultural Irrigation
~50 lakh people
Drinking Water Supply
2,000 acres
Urban Farming
7,000 acres
Total Green Cover

💧 Major Drinking Water Sources

  • Singur Project
    📍 Manjira River, Sangareddy District
    💧 Supplies ~200 MGD to Hyderabad
  • Manjira River Water Supply
    📍 Multiple phases and schemes
    💧 Historical source serving ~150 MGD
  • Kaleswaram Project Supply
    📍 Godavari River water
    💧 Newest source providing ~100 MGD
  • Osman Sagar & Himayat Sagar
    📍 Historical reservoirs within district
    💧 Emergency supply and environmental needs

🌱 Agricultural & Green Initiatives

  • Peri-Urban Agriculture
    📍 Outskirts and peripheral areas
    💧 Supports 5,000 acres of vegetable farming
  • Urban Farming & Rooftop Gardens
    📍 Across Hyderabad city
    💧 Developing 2,000 acres equivalent urban agriculture
  • Parks & Green Spaces
    📍 City parks and public spaces
    💧 Maintains 7,000 acres of green cover

🔄 Future Water Management

  • Sewage Treatment & Reuse
    📍 Multiple STPs across city
    💧 Potential for non-potable uses and greenery
  • Rainwater Harvesting
    📍 City-wide implementation
    💧 Groundwater recharge and local use
  • Lake Restoration & Development
    📍 Historic Hussain Sagar and other lakes
    💧 Environmental and recreational benefits

🏞️ Jagitial District

✅ ESTABLISHED CANAL NETWORK WITH SRSP BENEFITS
Jagitial district benefits significantly from its strategic position in the Godavari River basin, serving as a key beneficiary of the Sriram Sagar Project canal network. The district's agricultural landscape is characterized by reliable canal irrigation supplemented by local water bodies and ongoing lift irrigation enhancements.

📊 Irrigation Summary

1,75,000 acres
Currently Irrigated
50,000 acres
In-Progress Projects
25,000 acres
Proposed Future
2,50,000 acres
Total Potential

🌊 Currently Operational Projects

  • Sriram Sagar Project Canal Network
    📍 Extensive canal system across district
    💧 Irrigates 1,25,000 acres through direct canal supply
  • Kaleswaram Project Benefits
    📍 Upland areas through lift irrigation
    💧 Provides irrigation to 25,000 acres
  • Local Tank Systems
    📍 Traditional water bodies across mandals
    💧 Various tanks irrigating 15,000 acres
  • Minor Irrigation Projects
    📍 Distributed across rural areas
    💧 Check dams and local schemes serving 10,000 acres

🔄 In-Progress Projects

  • Kaleswaram Lift Irrigation Scheme Extension
    📍 Additional lift schemes in upland areas
    💧 To provide irrigation to 30,000 acres
  • Canal System Modernization
    📍 SRSP canal network improvements
    💧 Efficiency gains for 20,000 acres

📋 Proposed/Future Projects

  • Godavari Tributary Development
    📍 Local stream and river development
    💧 Proposed 15,000 acres additional irrigation
  • Precision Irrigation Expansion
    📍 Water-efficient agricultural zones
    💧 Proposed 10,000 acres with micro-irrigation

🏞️ Jangaon District

🔄 RAPIDLY EXPANDING THROUGH KALESWARAM BENEFITS
Jangaon district is experiencing significant agricultural transformation as a major beneficiary of the Kaleswaram Lift Irrigation Scheme. Strategically located between major irrigation corridors, the district is rapidly evolving from traditional rain-fed agriculture to reliable irrigated farming through extensive canal networks and lift irrigation systems.

📊 Irrigation Summary

1,50,000 acres
Currently Irrigated
1,00,000 acres
In-Progress Projects
50,000 acres
Proposed Future
3,00,000 acres
Total Potential

🌊 Currently Operational Projects

  • Kaleswaram Lift Irrigation Scheme
    📍 Extensive canal network across district
    💧 Currently irrigates 80,000 acres
  • Sriram Sagar Project Benefits
    📍 Canal extensions from SRSP
    💧 Provides irrigation to 40,000 acres
  • Local Tank Systems
    📍 Traditional water bodies and minor irrigation
    💧 Various tanks irrigating 20,000 acres
  • Check Dams & Minor Projects
    📍 Distributed across rural areas
    💧 Local schemes serving 10,000 acres

🔄 In-Progress Projects

  • Kaleswaram Scheme Completion
    📍 Ongoing canal extensions and lift schemes
    💧 To provide additional irrigation to 60,000 acres
  • Devadula Lift Irrigation Extension
    📍 Upland areas of the district
    💧 Additional coverage for 40,000 acres

📋 Proposed/Future Projects

  • Integrated Water Management
    📍 Comprehensive watershed development
    💧 Proposed 30,000 acres additional irrigation
  • Micro-Irrigation Expansion
    📍 Water-efficient agricultural zones
    💧 Proposed 20,000 acres with drip/sprinkler systems

🏞️ Jayashankar Bhupalpally District

🔄 EPICENTER OF MAJOR LIFT IRRIGATION REVOLUTION
Jayashankar Bhupalpally stands at the forefront of Telangana's irrigation transformation, hosting multiple mega lift irrigation projects including Asia's second largest Devadula scheme and the revolutionary Kaleswaram project. The district serves as the hydraulic heart of Godavari water lifting operations, transforming upland tribal areas into agricultural prosperity zones.

📊 Irrigation Summary

3,25,000 acres
Currently Irrigated
4,71,000 acres
In-Progress Projects
1,50,000 acres
Proposed Future
9,46,000 acres
Total Potential

🌊 Currently Operational Projects

  • J. Chokka Rao Devadula Lift Irrigation Scheme
    📍 Near Gangaram (V), Eturunagaram (M)
    💧 Currently irrigates 3,00,000 acres (Partial operation)
  • Laknavaram Lake Project
    📍 Near Chalvai Village, Govindaraopet Mandal
    💧 Irrigates 8,428 acres
  • Malluruvagu Medium Irrigation Project
    📍 Near Narsimhasagar Village, Mangapet Mandal
    💧 Irrigates 7,504 acres
  • Boggula Vagu Medium Irrigation Project
    📍 Near Rudraram (V), Malharrao (M)
    💧 Irrigates 5,150 acres
  • Ramappa Lake Project
    📍 Near Palampet village, Venkatapur Mandal
    💧 Kakatiya-era lake irrigating 4,000 acres

🔄 In-Progress Mega Projects

  • Kaleswaram Lift Irrigation Scheme
    📍 Near Kaleshwaram
    💧 To irrigate 4,00,000 acres in the district
  • Devadula LIS Completion
    📍 Full scheme implementation
    💧 Additional 3,21,000 acres to reach full capacity
  • P.V. Narasimha Rao Kanthanpalli Project
    📍 Barrage at Kanthanapally (V), Eturunagaram (M)
    💧 To stabilize 1,50,000 acres under SRSP

📋 Proposed/Future Projects

  • Gundlavagu Medium Irrigation Project
    📍 Near Pragallapally, Wazeedu Mandal
    💧 Proposed to irrigate 2,580 acres
  • Tribal Area Lift Schemes
    📍 Upland tribal villages across district
    💧 Proposed 1,00,000 acres for tribal farmers
  • Integrated Watershed Development
    📍 Comprehensive area development
    💧 Proposed 47,420 acres additional coverage

🏞️ Jogulamba Gadwal District

🔄 KRISHNA BASIN IRRIGATION HUB WITH INTERSTATE BENEFITS
Jogulamba Gadwal strategically leverages its position on the Krishna River to become a major irrigation hub, benefiting from both national and interstate projects. The district combines the advantages of Jurala project, Rajolibanda Diversion Scheme, and modern lift irrigation to transform its drought-prone landscape into productive agricultural zones.

📊 Irrigation Summary

1,99,600 acres
Currently Irrigated
50,400 acres
In-Progress Projects
25,000 acres
Proposed Future
2,75,000 acres
Total Potential

🌊 Currently Operational Projects

  • Priyadarshini Jurala Major Irrigation Project
    📍 Near Revulapally village, Dharur Mandal
    💧 Irrigates 102,200 acres in the district
  • Rajolibanda Diversion Scheme (RDS)
    📍 Interstate project with Karnataka
    💧 Irrigates 87,500 acres in the district
  • Jawahar Nettampadu LIS (Stage-I)
    📍 Near Upperu (v), Dharoor(M)
    💧 Currently irrigates 10,000 acres
  • Local Minor Irrigation
    📍 Tanks and check dams across district
    💧 Various projects serving 15,000 acres

🔄 In-Progress Projects

  • Jawahar Nettampadu LIS (Stage-II)
    📍 Near Marlabeedu (v), Dharoor(M)
    💧 Additional irrigation for 40,000 acres
  • Canal System Modernization
    📍 Jurala and RDS canal networks
    💧 Efficiency improvements for 10,400 acres

📋 Proposed/Future Projects

  • Jurala Project Optimization
    📍 Enhanced utilization of existing infrastructure
    💧 Proposed 15,000 acres additional irrigation
  • Micro-Irrigation Expansion
    📍 Water-efficient agricultural practices
    💧 Proposed 10,000 acres with modern systems

🏞️ Kamareddy District

✅ HISTORIC MANJIRA BASIN WITH ESTABLISHED CANAL NETWORKS
Kamareddy district benefits from its strategic position in the Manjira River basin, hosting the historic Nizam Sagar Project and extensive canal networks. The district combines century-old irrigation infrastructure with modern water management practices to sustain its agricultural productivity across diverse cropping patterns.

📊 Irrigation Summary

2,85,500 acres
Currently Irrigated
40,000 acres
In-Progress Projects
20,000 acres
Proposed Future
3,45,500 acres
Total Potential

🌊 Currently Operational Projects

  • Nizam Sagar Major Irrigation Project
    📍 Between Achampet and BanjePally villages
    💧 Irrigates 2,75,000 acres in the district
  • Pocharam Medium Irrigation Project
    📍 Near Pocharam (V), Nagireddypet (M)
    💧 Irrigates 10,500 acres
  • Local Minor Irrigation Systems
    📍 Tanks and check dams across district
    💧 Various projects serving 15,000 acres

🔄 In-Progress Projects

  • Nizam Sagar Modernization
    📍 Canal lining and system improvements
    💧 Efficiency gains for 25,000 acres
  • Manjira River Development
    📍 Additional check dams and lift schemes
    💧 Additional irrigation for 15,000 acres

📋 Proposed/Future Projects

  • Integrated Watershed Management
    📍 Comprehensive area development
    💧 Proposed 15,000 acres additional irrigation
  • Precision Agriculture Expansion
    📍 Water-efficient farming practices
    💧 Proposed 5,000 acres with micro-irrigation

🏞️ Karimnagar District

✅ WELL-DEVELOPED GODAVARI BASIN IRRIGATION HUB
Karimnagar stands as one of Telangana's most extensively irrigated districts, benefiting from multiple major projects including Sriram Sagar and comprehensive Manair River development. The district exemplifies successful integration of large-scale canal irrigation with modern lift schemes, creating a robust agricultural ecosystem.

📊 Irrigation Summary

8,00,000 acres
Currently Irrigated
2,00,000 acres
In-Progress Projects
1,00,000 acres
Proposed Future
11,00,000 acres
Total Potential

🌊 Currently Operational Projects

  • Sriram Sagar Project (Stage-I)
    📍 Kakatiya Canal network across district
    💧 Irrigates 4,00,000 acres in the district
  • Lower Manair Major Irrigation Project
    📍 Alugunur village, Thimmapurmandal
    💧 Provides irrigation to 4,00,000 acres
  • SRSP Flood Flow Canal
    📍 130 km canal to Mid Manair Dam
    💧 Additional benefits for 50,000 acres
  • J. Chokka Rao Devadula LIS Benefits
    📍 Upland areas through lift irrigation
    💧 Provides irrigation to 50,000 acres

🔄 In-Progress Projects

  • Kaleswaram Lift Irrigation Scheme
    📍 Extension to upland areas
    💧 Additional irrigation for 1,50,000 acres
  • Sriram Sagar Stage-II Benefits
    📍 Kakatiya Canal extensions
    💧 Additional coverage for 50,000 acres

📋 Proposed/Future Projects

  • Manair River Basin Development
    📍 Comprehensive river management
    💧 Proposed 60,000 acres additional irrigation
  • Micro-Irrigation Expansion
    📍 Water-efficient agricultural practices
    💧 Proposed 40,000 acres with modern systems

🏞️ Khammam District

✅ DUAL RIVER BASIN ADVANTAGE WITH ESTABLISHED INFRASTRUCTURE
Khammam uniquely benefits from both Krishna and Godavari river basins, creating a diverse irrigation landscape with established projects like Nagarjuna Sagar and emerging lift irrigation schemes. The district's strategic position enables comprehensive water security through multiple source integration.

📊 Irrigation Summary

6,72,277 acres
Currently Irrigated
1,77,723 acres
In-Progress Projects
50,000 acres
Proposed Future
9,00,000 acres
Total Potential

🌊 Currently Operational Projects

  • Nagarjuna Sagar Project
    📍 Left canal command area
    💧 Irrigates 5,00,000 acres in the district
  • Palair Medium Irrigation Project
    📍 In Paleru, Kusumanchi mandal
    💧 Irrigates 19,694 acres
  • Wyra Medium Irrigation Project
    📍 At Wyra village and mandal
    💧 Irrigates 17,390 acres
  • Local Minor Irrigation
    📍 Tanks and check dams across district
    💧 Various projects serving 1,35,193 acres

🔄 In-Progress Projects

  • Bhakta Ramadasu Major Lift Irrigation Scheme
    📍 Proposed in Tirumalayapalem
    💧 To ensure irrigation to 59,000 acres in Paleru
  • Kaleswaram Project Benefits
    📍 Godavari waters to Krishna basin
    💧 Additional irrigation for 1,00,000 acres
  • Nagarjuna Sagar Modernization
    📍 Canal system improvements
    💧 Efficiency gains for 18,723 acres

📋 Proposed/Future Projects

  • Inter-Basin Water Transfer Optimization
    📍 Enhanced Krishna-Godavari linkage
    💧 Proposed 30,000 acres additional irrigation
  • Precision Irrigation Expansion
    📍 Water-efficient agricultural zones
    💧 Proposed 20,000 acres with modern systems

🏞️ Komaram Bheem Asifabad District

📋 PRANAHITA RIVER BASIN DEVELOPMENT FOCUS
Komaram Bheem Asifabad district is poised for significant agricultural transformation through the Pranahita River basin projects, focusing on tribal area development and upland irrigation. The district's rich forest cover and tribal demographics make it a priority for sustainable irrigation development that respects ecological balance while ensuring water security.

📊 Irrigation Summary

45,000 acres
Currently Irrigated
1,01,500 acres
In-Progress Projects
2,00,000 acres
Proposed Future
3,46,500 acres
Total Potential

🌊 Currently Operational Projects

  • Sri Komaram Bheem Medium Irrigation Project
    📍 At Ada village, Asifabad Mandal
    💧 Supplies water to more than 45,000 acres
  • Chelmelavagu (N.T.R Sagar) Medium Irrigation Project
    📍 Near Irkapalli village, Tiryani mandal
    💧 Irrigates 6,000 acres
  • P.P. Rao (Yerravagu) Medium Irrigation Project
    📍 Near Kalwada village, Dahegaon Mandal
    💧 Irrigates 11,000 acres
  • Vattivagu Medium Irrigation Project
    📍 Near Pahadibanda (V), Asifabad (M)
    💧 Irrigates 24,500 acres

🔄 In-Progress Projects

  • Pranahita Chevella Major Lift Irrigation Scheme
    📍 Under construction at Thumbadihatti village, Kouthala Mandal
    💧 To irrigate nearly 2,00,000 acres in district
  • Peddavagu (Jagannadhapur) Medium Irrigation Project
    📍 Near Jagannathpur (V), Kaghaznagar (M)
    💧 To irrigate 15,000 acres

📋 Proposed/Future Projects

  • Tribal Area Special Development Projects
    📍 Upland tribal villages across district
    💧 Proposed 1,00,000 acres for tribal farmers
  • Forest-Fringe Sustainable Irrigation
    📍 Eco-friendly irrigation near forest areas
    💧 Proposed 50,000 acres with environmental safeguards
  • Pranahita River Tributary Development
    📍 Comprehensive river basin management
    💧 Proposed 50,000 acres additional irrigation

🏞️ Mahabubabad District

✅ HISTORIC TANK SYSTEMS WITH MODERN IRRIGATION INTEGRATION
Mahabubabad district showcases the perfect blend of ancient Kakatiya-era water management and modern irrigation systems. The district is renowned for its historic Pakhal Lake and traditional tank systems that continue to serve agricultural needs while integrating with contemporary water distribution networks.

📊 Irrigation Summary

50,000 acres
Currently Irrigated
30,000 acres
In-Progress Projects
20,000 acres
Proposed Future
1,00,000 acres
Total Potential

🌊 Currently Operational Projects

  • Pakhal Lake Project
    📍 Near Ashoknagar Village, Khanapur Mandal
    🏛️ Built during Kakatiya era (1199-1262)
    💧 Intended to irrigate 18,193 acres
  • Bayyaram Tank
    📍 Bayyaram mandal
    🏛️ Kakatiya-era tank system
    💧 Ayacut developed to 7,200 acres
  • Local Minor Irrigation Systems
    📍 Traditional tanks across district
    💧 Various projects serving 24,607 acres

🔄 In-Progress Projects

  • Kaleswaram Project Benefits
    📍 Extension to upland areas
    💧 Additional irrigation for 20,000 acres
  • Traditional Tank Restoration
    📍 Ancient water body rehabilitation
    💧 Improved efficiency for 10,000 acres

📋 Proposed/Future Projects

  • Integrated Watershed Development
    📍 Comprehensive area development
    💧 Proposed 15,000 acres additional irrigation
  • Modern Micro-Irrigation Systems
    📍 Water-efficient farming practices
    💧 Proposed 5,000 acres with drip/sprinkler systems

🏞️ Mahabubnagar District

🔄 MAJOR LIFT IRRIGATION TRANSFORMATION UNDERWAY
Mahabubnagar, historically known as a drought-prone region, is undergoing a massive transformation through Telangana's flagship lift irrigation projects. The district is at the forefront of the Palamuru-Rangareddy Lift Irrigation Scheme, set to become one of the state's most extensively irrigated regions.

📊 Irrigation Summary

1,00,000 acres
Currently Irrigated
9,50,000 acres
In-Progress Projects
50,000 acres
Proposed Future
11,00,000 acres
Total Potential

🌊 Currently Operational Projects

  • Koilsagar Medium Irrigation Project
    📍 In Koilsagar Village, Devarakadra Mandal
    💧 Irrigates 12,000 acres
  • Priyadarshini Jurala Project Benefits
    📍 Eastern parts of the district
    💧 Provides irrigation to 50,000 acres
  • Local Minor Irrigation Systems
    📍 Tanks and check dams across district
    💧 Various projects serving 38,000 acres

🔄 In-Progress Mega Projects

  • Palamuru Rangareddy Lift Irrigation Project
    📍 At Karvena village, Bhoothpur
    💧 To irrigate 7,00,000 acres in the district
  • Kalwakurthy Lift Irrigation Scheme (Mahatma Gandhi LIP)
    📍 Regumanigadda of Yellur (V) Kollapur (M)
    💧 To provide irrigation to 2,50,000 acres
  • Thumilla Lift Irrigation Scheme (Proposed)
    📍 Additional lift irrigation project
    💧 Proposed capacity for significant acreage

📋 Proposed/Future Projects

  • Project Optimization and Extensions
    📍 Enhanced utilization of existing infrastructure
    💧 Proposed 30,000 acres additional irrigation
  • Water Conservation and Management
    📍 Comprehensive water resource development
    💧 Proposed 20,000 acres through efficiency gains

ℹ️ Note: After district reorganization in 2019, Narayanpet was carved out from western Mahabubnagar. Current irrigation figures reflect the reduced geographical area while showcasing the massive transformation through ongoing lift irrigation projects.

🏞️ Mancherial District

🔄 INDUSTRIAL-AGRICULTURAL BALANCE WITH GODAVARI TRIBUTARIES
Mancherial district strategically balances industrial development with agricultural growth through efficient utilization of Godavari River tributaries. The district benefits from both major irrigation projects and local river systems, creating a sustainable water ecosystem that supports both farming communities and industrial needs.

📊 Irrigation Summary

90,828 acres
Currently Irrigated
30,500 acres
In-Progress Projects
28,672 acres
Proposed Future
1,50,000 acres
Total Potential

🌊 Currently Operational Projects

  • Kaddam Narayana Reddy Project
    📍 Across Kadem river near Peddur (V)
    💧 Irrigates 69,828 acres in the district
  • Ralivagu Medium Irrigation Project
    📍 Near Mutkala village, Mancherial mandal
    💧 Irrigates 6,000 acres
  • P.P. Rao (Yerravagu) Project Benefits
    📍 Benefits Bheemini area in district
    💧 Provides irrigation to 5,000 acres
  • Local Minor Irrigation
    📍 Tanks and check dams across district
    💧 Various projects serving 10,000 acres

🔄 In-Progress Projects

  • Neelwai Medium Irrigation Project
    📍 Near Neelwai village, Vemanpally mandal
    💧 To irrigate 15,000 acres
  • Gollavagu Medium Irrigation Project
    📍 Under construction near Bheemaram (V), Jaipur (M)
    💧 To irrigate 9,500 acres
  • Kaddam Project Optimization
    📍 System improvements and extensions
    💧 Efficiency gains for 6,000 acres

📋 Proposed/Future Projects

  • Godavari Lift Irrigation Schemes
    📍 Direct lifting from Godavari River
    💧 Proposed 15,000 acres additional irrigation
  • Industrial Water Recycling for Agriculture
    📍 Treated water from industrial units
    💧 Proposed 8,672 acres with recycled water
  • Tribal Area Development Projects
    📍 Upland tribal villages
    💧 Proposed 5,000 acres for tribal farmers

🏞️ Medak District

✅ HISTORIC MANJIRA BASIN WITH MODERN LIFT IRRIGATION
Medak district represents a perfect synthesis of historic irrigation heritage and modern water management, benefiting from the Manjira River basin's rich resources. The district combines ancient Kakatiya-era structures with contemporary lift irrigation projects to create a comprehensive water security framework.

📊 Irrigation Summary

2,67,655 acres
Currently Irrigated
40,000 acres
In-Progress Projects
50,000 acres
Proposed Future
3,57,655 acres
Total Potential

🌊 Currently Operational Projects

  • Ghanpur Anicut (Medium Irrigation)
    📍 In Ghanpur village, Kulcharam mandal
    🏛️ Built during Kakatiya era (1199-1262)
    💧 Irrigates 21,625 Acres
  • Singur Major Irrigation Project
    📍 Near Singur village, Pulkal Mandal
    💧 Provides irrigation to 40,000 acres
    💧 Drinking water to Hyderabad
  • Nallavagu Medium Irrigation Project
    📍 Near Sultanabad (V) Kalhere (M)
    💧 Irrigates 6,030 acres
  • Nizam Sagar Project Benefits
    📍 Canal extensions from neighboring district
    💧 Provides irrigation to 1,50,000 acres
  • J. Chokka Rao Devadula LIS Benefits
    📍 Upland areas through lift irrigation
    💧 Provides irrigation to 50,000 acres

🔄 In-Progress Projects

  • Manjira River Development
    📍 Additional check dams and lift schemes
    💧 Additional irrigation for 25,000 acres
  • Canal System Modernization
    📍 Existing canal network improvements
    💧 Efficiency gains for 15,000 acres

📋 Proposed/Future Projects

  • Integrated Watershed Management
    📍 Comprehensive area development
    💧 Proposed 30,000 acres additional irrigation
  • Precision Agriculture Expansion
    📍 Water-efficient farming practices
    💧 Proposed 20,000 acres with micro-irrigation

🏞️ Medchal-Malkajgiri District

🏙️ URBAN WATER MANAGEMENT WITH PERI-URBAN AGRICULTURE
Medchal-Malkajgiri, as a major metropolitan extension of Hyderabad, focuses primarily on urban water supply and peri-urban agriculture. The district serves as a critical conduit for Hyderabad's drinking water needs while maintaining limited agricultural activities in its peripheral areas through innovative water management approaches.

📊 Water Management Summary

15,000 acres
Agricultural Irrigation
~25 lakh people
Drinking Water Supply
5,000 acres
Urban Farming
8,000 acres
Green Cover

💧 Major Drinking Water Infrastructure

  • Singur Project Water Conduit
    📍 Major pipeline routes through district
    💧 Critical conduit for Hyderabad's ~200 MGD supply
  • Manjira Phase I-IV Supply Lines
    📍 Extensive pipeline network
    💧 Historical source serving ~150 MGD
  • Kaleswaram Project Distribution
    📍 New Godavari water distribution
    💧 Emerging source for ~100 MGD supply

🌱 Agricultural & Green Initiatives

  • Peri-Urban Agriculture
    📍 Outskirts and peripheral villages
    💧 Supports 15,000 acres of vegetable and dairy farming
  • Urban and Vertical Farming
    📍 Across urban and semi-urban areas
    💧 Developing 5,000 acres equivalent urban agriculture
  • Community Gardens and Parks
    📍 Residential areas and public spaces
    💧 Maintains 8,000 acres of green cover and recreational spaces

🔄 Sustainable Water Management

  • Sewage Treatment and Reuse
    📍 Multiple STPs across urban areas
    💧 Treated water for non-potable uses and urban greenery
  • Rainwater Harvesting Mandate
    📍 City-wide implementation in buildings
    💧 Groundwater recharge and local non-potable use
  • Lake Conservation and Development
    📍 Restoration of urban water bodies
    💧 Environmental conservation and micro-climate regulation

🏞️ Mulugu District

📋 EMERGING IRRIGATION POTENTIAL WITH TRIBAL FOCUS
Mulugu, the newest district carved out from Jayashankar Bhupalpally, is characterized by its tribal-dominated landscape and rich forest cover. The district is poised for agricultural transformation through Godavari River projects and local irrigation schemes targeting upland tribal areas.

📊 Irrigation Summary

40,000 acres
Currently Irrigated
23,722 acres
In-Progress Projects
50,000 acres
Proposed Future
1,13,722 acres
Total Potential

🌊 Currently Operational Projects

  • Tupakulagudem Project
    📍 Across Godavari River near Tupakulagudem
    💧 Irrigates 20,000 acres in the district
  • Laknavaram Lake
    📍 Near Govindaraopet Mandal
    💧 Popular tourist destination irrigating 8,428 acres
  • Multiple Minor Irrigation Projects
    📍 Across the district
    💧 Various small tanks and check dams serving 11,572 acres

🔄 In-Progress Projects

  • Modikuntavagu Project (Major)
    📍 Proposed near Krishnapuram (V), Wazeedu (M)
    💧 To irrigate 13,591 acres
  • Palemvagu Medium Project
    📍 Near Mallapuram village, Venkatapuram Mandal
    💧 Proposed ayacut: 10,131 acres

📋 Proposed/Future Projects

  • Godavari Lift Irrigation Schemes
    📍 Various locations along Godavari river
    💧 Proposed 30,000 acres additional irrigation
  • Tribal Area Development Projects
    📍 Upland tribal villages
    💧 Proposed 20,000 acres for tribal farmers

🏞️ Nagarkurnool District

🔄 MAJOR LIFT IRRIGATION PROJECTS IN PROGRESS
Nagarkurnool is primarily a drought-prone district that's being transformed through major lift irrigation schemes from the Krishna River basin, particularly benefiting the upland areas of Kollapur and surrounding mandals.

📊 Irrigation Summary

1,00,000 acres
Currently Irrigated
2,00,000 acres
In-Progress Projects
20,000 acres
Proposed Future
3,20,000 acres
Total Potential

🌊 Currently Operational Projects

  • Priyadarshini Jurala Project Benefits
    📍 Left Main Canal through district
    💧 Irrigates 50,000 acres in the district
  • Local Minor Irrigation Projects
    📍 Various locations across district
    💧 Tanks and check dams irrigate 30,000 acres
  • Traditional Water Bodies
    📍 Throughout Nagarkurnool district
    💧 Numerous tanks irrigating 20,000 acres

🔄 In-Progress Lift Irrigation Projects

  • Kalwakurthy Lift Irrigation Scheme (Mahatma Gandhi LIP)
    📍 Lifting from Regumanigadda, Yellur (V) Kollapur (M)
    💧 To irrigate 1,50,000 acres in the district
  • Rajiv Bhima Lift Irrigation Scheme
    📍 Benefiting Kollapur Mandal
    💧 To irrigate 50,000 acres in the district

📋 Proposed/Future Projects

  • Palamuru Rangareddy LIS Extension
    📍 Potential extension to upland areas
    💧 Proposed 20,000 acres additional irrigation

🏞️ Nalgonda District

✅ WELL-ESTABLISHED IRRIGATION INFRASTRUCTURE
Nalgonda is one of Telangana's most extensively irrigated districts, benefiting from major Krishna River projects including the iconic Nagarjuna Sagar, which forms the backbone of agricultural prosperity in the region.

📊 Irrigation Summary

14,80,405 acres
Currently Irrigated
80,000 acres
In-Progress Projects
50,000 acres
Proposed Future
16,10,405 acres
Total Potential

🌊 Currently Operational Projects

  • Nagarjuna Sagar Project (Major)
    📍 Near Nandikonda village, Peddavoora Mandal
    💧 Left canal commands 1,037,387 acres in the district
  • Alimineti Madhava Reddy Srisailam Left Bank Canal Project
    📍 In Peddavoora(M)
    💧 Irrigates 300,000 acres
  • Musi Medium Irrigation Project
    📍 Near Bopparam Village, Kethepally
    💧 Irrigates 30,183 acres
  • Dindi Medium Irrigation Project
    📍 In Gundlapally(Dindi) Mandal
    💧 Irrigates 12,835 acres
  • J. Chokka Rao Devadula LIS (Partial)
    📍 Extension to upland areas
    💧 Currently irrigates 100,000 acres

🔄 In-Progress Projects

  • Palamuru Rangareddy Lift Irrigation Project
    📍 Lifting to upland areas
    💧 30,000 acres (Additional in Nalgonda)
  • J. Chokka Rao Devadula LIS Completion
    📍 Extension to remaining areas
    💧 50,000 acres (Additional)

📋 Proposed/Future Projects

  • P.V. Narasimha Rao Kanthanpalli Project Extension
    📍 Stabilization of SRSP ayacut
    💧 Proposed 50,000 acres additional irrigation

🏞️ Narayanpet District

🔄 EMERGING KRISHNA BASIN IRRIGATION POTENTIAL
Narayanpet, carved out from Mahabubnagar in 2019, is rapidly developing its irrigation infrastructure with focus on Krishna River basin projects. The district represents Telangana's commitment to extending water security to newly formed regions through strategic project benefits and local water resource development.

📊 Irrigation Summary

50,000 acres
Currently Irrigated
35,000 acres
In-Progress Projects
15,000 acres
Proposed Future
1,00,000 acres
Total Potential

🌊 Currently Operational Projects

  • Priyadarshini Jurala Project Benefits
    📍 Canal systems extending to eastern parts
    💧 Receives irrigation for 35,000 acres through canal systems
  • Multiple Small Irrigation Projects
    📍 Across the district
    💧 Various tanks and check dams irrigating 15,000 acres

🔄 In-Progress Projects

  • Jurala Canal Network Extension
    📍 Expanding canal coverage in district
    💧 Additional irrigation for 25,000 acres
  • Local Lift Irrigation Schemes
    📍 Upland areas across mandals
    💧 To provide irrigation to 10,000 acres

📋 Proposed/Future Projects

  • Palamuru-Rangareddy LIS Extension
    📍 Potential benefits from major lift scheme
    💧 Proposed 10,000 acres additional irrigation
  • Traditional Water Bodies Restoration
    📍 Rehabilitation of local tanks
    💧 Proposed 5,000 acres through improved efficiency

ℹ️ Note: Narayanpet district was formed in 2019 from the western part of Mahabubnagar district. The district is rapidly developing its irrigation infrastructure with focus on extending benefits from existing Krishna River projects and developing local water resources.

🏞️ Nirmal District

✅ ESTABLISHED GODAVARI TRIBUTARY NETWORK
Nirmal district benefits from a well-developed network of Godavari River tributaries, creating a robust irrigation ecosystem. The district combines major reservoir projects with traditional water management systems to ensure comprehensive water security across its diverse agricultural landscape.

📊 Irrigation Summary

93,773 acres
Currently Irrigated
20,000 acres
In-Progress Projects
26,227 acres
Proposed Future
1,40,000 acres
Total Potential

🌊 Currently Operational Projects

  • Kaddam Narayana Reddy Project
    📍 Near Peddur (V), Kaddam Mandal
    💧 Irrigates 69,828 acres in the district
  • Swarna Medium Irrigation Project
    📍 Near Swarna(V), Sarangapur(M)
    💧 Irrigates 8,945 acres
  • Sadarmat Anicut
    📍 Across Godavari River branch
    🏛️ Built in 1891-92
    💧 Irrigates over 6,000 acres through canal systems
  • Gaddanna Suddavagu Project
    📍 Near Bhainsa Town
    💧 Irrigates an ayacut of 9,000 acres

🔄 In-Progress Projects

  • Kaddam Project Optimization
    📍 System improvements and canal extensions
    💧 Additional irrigation for 15,000 acres
  • Traditional System Modernization
    📍 Canal lining and efficiency improvements
    💧 Enhanced coverage for 5,000 acres

📋 Proposed/Future Projects

  • Godavari Lift Irrigation Schemes
    📍 Direct lifting from Godavari River
    💧 Proposed 15,000 acres additional irrigation
  • Tribal Area Development
    📍 Upland tribal villages
    💧 Proposed 8,227 acres for tribal farmers
  • Micro-Irrigation Expansion
    📍 Water-efficient farming practices
    💧 Proposed 3,000 acres with modern systems

🏞️ Nizamabad District

✅ HISTORIC MANJIRA BASIN WITH COMPREHENSIVE IRRIGATION
Nizamabad district stands as a testament to comprehensive irrigation development, benefiting from both historic Nizam-era projects and modern lift irrigation schemes. The district's strategic position in the Godavari basin enables it to leverage multiple water sources for agricultural prosperity.

📊 Irrigation Summary

3,75,585 acres
Currently Irrigated
1,74,415 acres
In-Progress Projects
50,000 acres
Proposed Future
6,00,000 acres
Total Potential

🌊 Currently Operational Projects

  • Sriram Sagar Project (Stage I)
    📍 Near Pochampadu
    💧 Irrigates 2,75,000 acres in the district
  • Nizam Sagar Project
    📍 Between Achampet and BanjePally villages
    🏛️ Completed in 1931 by Nizam rulers
    💧 Irrigates 60,000 acres
  • Alisagar Lift Irrigation Scheme
    📍 Near Kosli(V), Navipet(M)
    💧 Stabilizes Nizamsagar ayacut, irrigating 25,793 acres
  • Lendi Project Benefits
    📍 Right bank canal from Maharashtra project
    💧 Irrigates 22,000 acres in Madnoor and Bichkunda mandals

🔄 In-Progress Projects

  • Argula Rajaram Gupta Lift Irrigation Scheme
    📍 Near Ummeda(V), Navipet(M)
    💧 To stabilize Nizamsagar ayacut, irrigating 38,792 acres
  • Sriram Sagar Stage II
    📍 Kakatiya Canal extensions
    💧 Additional benefits for 1,00,000 acres
  • Koulasnala Medium Irrigation Project
    📍 Near Sawargon village, Jukkal Mandal
    💧 To irrigate 9,000 acres
  • Ramadugu Medium Irrigation Project
    📍 Near Ramadugu village, Dharpally mandal
    💧 Additional coverage for 5,000 acres

📋 Proposed/Future Projects

  • Integrated Water Management
    📍 Comprehensive system optimization
    💧 Proposed 30,000 acres additional irrigation
  • Micro-Irrigation Expansion
    📍 Water-efficient agricultural practices
    💧 Proposed 20,000 acres with modern systems

🏞️ Peddapalli District

🔄 STRATEGIC GODAVARI BASIN WITH INDUSTRIAL-AGRICULTURAL SYNERGY
Peddapalli district plays a crucial role in Telangana's water infrastructure, hosting the significant Sripada Yellampalli project that serves both agricultural and industrial needs. The district strategically balances water allocation between farming communities and major industrial requirements, including NTPC power generation and Hyderabad's drinking water supply.

📊 Irrigation Summary

40,000 acres
Currently Irrigated
30,000 acres
In-Progress Projects
20,000 acres
Proposed Future
90,000 acres
Total Potential

🌊 Currently Operational Projects

  • Sripada Yellampalli Lift Irrigation Scheme
    📍 At Yellampalli Village, Ramagundam Mandal
    💧 Currently irrigates 30,000 acres in the district
    ⚡ Supplies water for NTPC power project
    💧 Drinking water to Hyderabad city
  • Local Minor Irrigation Systems
    📍 Tanks and check dams across district
    💧 Various projects serving 10,000 acres

🔄 In-Progress Projects

  • Yellampalli Project Phase-II Expansion
    📍 Enhanced lifting and distribution
    💧 Additional irrigation for 20,000 acres
  • Kaleswaram Project Integration
    📍 Connection to major lift scheme
    💧 Supplemental water for 10,000 acres

📋 Proposed/Future Projects

  • Godavari Tributary Development
    📍 Local stream and river development
    💧 Proposed 12,000 acres additional irrigation
  • Industrial Water Recycling for Agriculture
    📍 Treated water from industrial units
    💧 Proposed 8,000 acres with recycled water

⚡ Industrial & Urban Water Supply

  • NTPC Ramagundam Power Plant
    📍 Major industrial water consumer
    💧 6 TMC water allocation from Yellampalli project
  • Hyderabad Drinking Water Supply
    📍 Critical water source for metropolitan needs
    💧 Significant contribution to city's water security

🏞️ Rajanna Sircilla District

🔄 COMPREHENSIVE MANAIR RIVER BASIN DEVELOPMENT
Rajanna Sircilla district is undergoing significant irrigation transformation through the comprehensive development of the Manair River basin. The district's strategic focus on multi-stage Manair projects demonstrates Telangana's commitment to creating sustainable water security in previously underserved regions.

📊 Irrigation Summary

13,086 acres
Currently Irrigated
1,70,000 acres
In-Progress Projects
16,914 acres
Proposed Future
2,00,000 acres
Total Potential

🌊 Currently Operational Projects

  • Upper Manair Medium Irrigation Project
    📍 Near Narmal (V), Gambhiraopet (M)
    💧 Irrigates 13,086 Acres
    🏞️ Benefits 15 villages in three mandals
  • Local Minor Irrigation Systems
    📍 Traditional tanks and check dams
    💧 Supplemental irrigation across district

🔄 In-Progress Major Projects

  • Mid Manair Major Irrigation Project
    📍 Under construction at Manwada Village, Boinpalli Mandal
    💧 To irrigate 1,70,000 acres
    🚧 Started in 2005 - Major transformation project
  • SRSP Flood Flow Canal Benefits
    📍 Supplemental water from Sriram Sagar
    💧 Enhanced water security for ongoing projects

📋 Proposed/Future Projects

  • Manair River Basin Optimization
    📍 Comprehensive river management
    💧 Proposed 10,000 acres additional irrigation
  • Integrated Watershed Development
    📍 Holistic area development approach
    💧 Proposed 5,000 acres through conservation
  • Micro-Irrigation Expansion
    📍 Water-efficient farming systems
    💧 Proposed 1,914 acres with modern technology

🎯 Project Impact Areas

15 Villages
Upper Manair Benefits
Multiple Mandals
Mid Manair Coverage
3 Mandals
Current Operational Area

🏞️ Ranga Reddy District

🔄 METROPOLITAN PERI-URBAN AGRICULTURE TRANSFORMATION
Ranga Reddy district uniquely balances its role as Hyderabad's metropolitan periphery with significant agricultural production. The district is at the forefront of integrating urban water needs with peri-urban farming through major lift irrigation projects and innovative water management approaches.

📊 Irrigation Summary

1,50,000 acres
Currently Irrigated
2,75,000 acres
In-Progress Projects
25,000 acres
Proposed Future
4,50,000 acres
Total Potential

🌊 Currently Operational Projects

  • Musi River Irrigation Systems
    📍 Along Musi River basin
    💧 Traditional irrigation serving 50,000 acres
    💧 Source of drinking water for Hyderabad
  • Local Tank Systems
    📍 Traditional water bodies across district
    💧 Various tanks irrigating 40,000 acres
  • Minor Irrigation Projects
    📍 Check dams and local schemes
    💧 Distributed irrigation for 60,000 acres

🔄 In-Progress Mega Projects

  • Palamuru Rangareddy Lift Irrigation Project
    📍 Major lift scheme benefiting district
    💧 To irrigate 2,75,000 acres in the district
    🚧 One of Telangana's flagship projects
  • Musi River Modernization
    📍 System improvements and efficiency gains
    💧 Enhanced water management for urban periphery

📋 Proposed/Future Projects

  • Urban Water Recycling for Agriculture
    📍 Treated water from Hyderabad
    💧 Proposed 15,000 acres with recycled water
  • Precision Agriculture Expansion
    📍 Water-efficient farming systems
    💧 Proposed 10,000 acres with micro-irrigation

🏙️ Urban-Agricultural Integration

Peri-Urban
Agriculture Zone
Hyderabad
Water Supply
Lift Irrigation
Transformation

🏞️ Sangareddy District

✅ STRATEGIC MANJIRA BASIN WITH HYDERABAD WATER SECURITY ROLE
Sangareddy district plays a pivotal role in Telangana's water infrastructure, hosting critical projects that ensure Hyderabad's water security while maintaining robust agricultural irrigation. The district's strategic position in the Manjira River basin makes it essential for both urban water supply and rural agricultural development.

📊 Irrigation Summary

70,000 acres
Currently Irrigated
40,000 acres
In-Progress Projects
20,000 acres
Proposed Future
1,30,000 acres
Total Potential

🌊 Currently Operational Projects

  • Singur Major Irrigation Project
    📍 Near Singur village, Pulkal Mandal
    💧 Provides irrigation to 40,000 acres
    💧 Supplies 4 TMC to Hyderabad for drinking water
    ⚡ Two units of 7.5 MW power generation
  • Nizam Sagar Project Benefits
    📍 Canal extensions from neighboring district
    💧 Provides irrigation to 20,000 acres
  • Local Minor Irrigation
    📍 Tanks and check dams across district
    💧 Various projects serving 10,000 acres

🔄 In-Progress Projects

  • Singur Project Optimization
    📍 System improvements and efficiency gains
    💧 Additional irrigation for 25,000 acres
  • Manjira River Development
    📍 Additional lift schemes and check dams
    💧 Enhanced coverage for 15,000 acres

📋 Proposed/Future Projects

  • Integrated Watershed Management
    📍 Comprehensive area development
    💧 Proposed 12,000 acres additional irrigation
  • Micro-Irrigation Expansion
    📍 Water-efficient farming practices
    💧 Proposed 8,000 acres with modern systems

🏙️ Hyderabad Water Security Role

  • Critical Drinking Water Source
    📍 Singur Project supplies Hyderabad
    💧 4 TMC dedicated for metropolitan needs
  • Strategic Water Conduit
    📍 Major pipeline routes through district
    💧 Essential for urban water distribution
  • Power Generation
    📍 Hydropower component at Singur
    ⚡ 15 MW total generation capacity

🏞️ Siddipet District

🔄 KALESWARAM MEGA PROJECT TRANSFORMATION ZONE
Siddipet district stands as a prime beneficiary of Telangana's irrigation revolution, positioned at the heart of Kaleswaram project benefits. The district is undergoing massive agricultural transformation through strategic lift irrigation schemes and comprehensive water distribution networks.

📊 Irrigation Summary

55,100 acres
Currently Irrigated
2,94,900 acres
In-Progress Projects
50,000 acres
Proposed Future
4,00,000 acres
Total Potential

🌊 Currently Operational Projects

  • Shanigaram Medium Irrigation Project
    📍 Across Siddipeta vagu near Shanigaram (V), Koheda (M)
    🏛️ Ancient Kakatiya-era scheme restored in 1891
    💧 Irrigates 5,100 acres
  • Kaleswaram Project (Initial Phase)
    📍 Early benefits from mega lift scheme
    💧 Currently irrigates 30,000 acres
  • Local Minor Irrigation Systems
    📍 Traditional tanks and water bodies
    💧 Various projects serving 20,000 acres

🔄 In-Progress Mega Projects

  • Kaleswaram Lift Irrigation Scheme
    📍 Comprehensive coverage across district
    💧 To irrigate 2,50,000 acres upon completion
    🚧 World's largest multi-stage lift irrigation project
  • Manair River Tributary Development
    📍 Shanigaram River (tributary of Mohidummeda River)
    💧 Enhanced basin management for 44,900 acres

📋 Proposed/Future Projects

  • Integrated Water Management
    📍 Comprehensive system optimization
    💧 Proposed 30,000 acres additional irrigation
  • Precision Agriculture Expansion
    📍 Water-efficient farming systems
    💧 Proposed 20,000 acres with micro-irrigation

🏛️ Historical Significance

Kakatiya Era
Ancient Heritage
1891 Restoration
PWD Standards
Modern Era
Kaleswaram Benefits

🏞️ Suryapet District

✅ WELL-CONNECTED TO KRISHNA RIVER PROJECTS
Suryapet serves as a crucial corridor district benefiting from both Nagarjuna Sagar and Srisailam project canals, strategically located to receive irrigation waters from major Krishna River projects while also developing its local Musi river basin infrastructure.

📊 Irrigation Summary

4,57,245 acres
Currently Irrigated
50,000 acres
In-Progress Projects
20,000 acres
Proposed Future
5,27,245 acres
Total Potential

🌊 Currently Operational Projects

  • Nagarjuna Sagar Project
    📍 Left canal command area
    💧 Irrigates 350,000 acres in the district
  • Alimineti Madhava Reddy Srisailam Left Bank Canal
    📍 Flows through the district
    💧 Irrigates 80,000 acres
  • Asifnahar Medium Irrigation Project
    📍 Located Nemalikavla (V), Voligonda(M)
    💧 Irrigates 15,245 acres
  • Musi Project Benefits
    📍 Provides drinking water to Suryapet town
    💧 Supports irrigation for 12,000 acres

🔄 In-Progress Projects

  • Palamuru Rangareddy Lift Irrigation Project
    📍 Extension to upland areas
    💧 30,000 acres (Additional in Suryapet)
  • Canal Network Modernization
    📍 Existing canal systems
    💧 20,000 acres improved efficiency

📋 Proposed/Future Projects

  • Musi River Development
    📍 Additional check dams and reservoirs
    💧 Proposed 20,000 acres additional irrigation

🏞️ Vikarabad District

✅ BHIMA RIVER BASIN WITH ESTABLISHED TRIBUTARY SYSTEMS
Vikarabad district strategically utilizes the Bhima River basin and its tributaries to create a sustainable irrigation ecosystem. The district's focus on medium-scale projects and local water resource development ensures reliable water security for its agricultural communities.

📊 Irrigation Summary

54,200 acres
Currently Irrigated
15,000 acres
In-Progress Projects
20,800 acres
Proposed Future
90,000 acres
Total Potential

🌊 Currently Operational Projects

  • Kotepally Vagu Medium Irrigation Project
    📍 In Koteapply Village and Mandal
    💧 Irrigates 9,200 Acres
    🏞️ Kagna River tributary development
  • Jutepallivagu Medium Irrigation Project
    📍 Located in Tandur area
    🏗️ Completed in 1966
    💧 Established irrigation for 15,000 acres
  • Lakhnapur Medium Irrigation Project
    📍 Located in Lakhanapur area
    💧 Sustainable irrigation for 12,000 acres
  • Local Minor Irrigation Systems
    📍 Tanks and check dams across district
    💧 Various projects serving 18,000 acres

🔄 In-Progress Projects

  • Bhima River Tributary Development
    📍 Kagna River and its tributaries
    💧 Additional irrigation for 10,000 acres
  • System Modernization
    📍 Existing project improvements
    💧 Efficiency gains for 5,000 acres

📋 Proposed/Future Projects

  • Integrated Watershed Management
    📍 Comprehensive area development
    💧 Proposed 12,000 acres additional irrigation
  • Micro-Irrigation Expansion
    📍 Water-efficient farming systems
    💧 Proposed 8,800 acres with modern technology

🏞️ River Basin Structure

  • Bhima River Basin
    📍 Major river basin foundation
    💧 Primary water source for district
  • Kagna River (Tributary)
    📍 Key tributary of Bhima River
    💧 Major irrigation source
  • Local Streams
    📍 Jutepallivagu, Kotepally Vagu, Pargi
    💧 Sustainable local water management

🏞️ Wanaparthy District

🔄 MULTI-PROJECT KRISHNA BASIN INTEGRATION
Wanaparthy district exemplifies strategic water resource management through the integration of multiple Krishna River basin projects. The district successfully combines major lift irrigation schemes with traditional water systems to create a comprehensive irrigation network serving diverse agricultural needs.

📊 Irrigation Summary

62,000 acres
Currently Irrigated
1,18,000 acres
In-Progress Projects
20,000 acres
Proposed Future
2,00,000 acres
Total Potential

🌊 Currently Operational Projects

  • Koilsagar Lift Irrigation Scheme (Stage-I)
    📍 Lift I in Chintareddy Palli (V), Narwa (M)
    💧 Currently irrigates 25,000 acres
  • Sarala Sagar Medium Irrigation Project
    📍 In Kothakota Mandal
    🏗️ Approved in 1947, completed in 1959
    💧 Traditional irrigation for 15,000 acres
  • Priyadarshini Jurala Project Benefits
    📍 Left Main Canal through district
    💧 Provides irrigation to 12,000 acres
  • Local Minor Irrigation
    📍 Tanks and traditional systems
    💧 Various projects serving 10,000 acres

🔄 In-Progress Major Projects

  • Rajiv Bhima Lift Irrigation Scheme
    📍 Foreshore of Ramanpad Reservoir, Atmakur (M)
    💧 To irrigate 50,000 acres in the district
    🚧 Major transformational project
  • Koilsagar LIS (Stage-II)
    📍 Lift II in Teeleru (V), Dhanwada (M)
    💧 Additional irrigation for 25,250 acres
  • Jurala Project Optimization
    📍 Enhanced canal network utilization
    💧 Improved coverage for 42,750 acres

📋 Proposed/Future Projects

  • Integrated Water Management
    📍 Comprehensive system optimization
    💧 Proposed 12,000 acres additional irrigation
  • Micro-Irrigation Expansion
    📍 Water-efficient farming systems
    💧 Proposed 8,000 acres with modern technology

🎯 Strategic Project Integration

Multi-Lift
Stage Systems
Historic
1947 Projects
Modern
Lift Schemes

🏞️ Warangal District

🌊 MAJOR PROJECT BENEFICIARY - SRIRAM SAGAR, KALESWARAM & DEVADULA
Warangal district benefits from some of Telangana's largest irrigation projects, serving as a key beneficiary of the Sriram Sagar Project, Kaleswaram Lift Irrigation Scheme, and Devadula Lift Irrigation. These projects have transformed the district's agricultural landscape through extensive canal networks and lift irrigation systems.

📊 Irrigation Summary

3,50,000 acres
Currently Irrigated
1,50,000 acres
In-Progress Projects
1,00,000 acres
Proposed Future
6,00,000 acres
Total Potential

🌊 Currently Operational Projects

  • Sriram Sagar Project (SRSP)
    📍 Major canal network across district
    🏗️ Completed in 1970s
    💧 Currently irrigates 1,80,000 acres
  • Devadula Lift Irrigation Scheme
    📍 Lifts from Sriram Sagar
    💧 Provides irrigation to 1,00,000 acres
  • Kakatiya Canal System
    📍 Traditional canal network
    💧 Serves approximately 50,000 acres
  • Minor Irrigation Tanks
    📍 Traditional tank systems
    💧 Various projects serving 20,000 acres

🔄 In-Progress Major Projects

  • Kaleswaram Lift Irrigation Scheme
    📍 Multiple lifts serving Warangal
    💧 To irrigate 80,000 acres in the district
    🚧 World's largest multi-stage lift irrigation project
  • SRSP Canal Modernization
    📍 Lining and extension works
    💧 Additional irrigation for 40,000 acres
  • Devadula Phase Expansion
    📍 Enhanced lift capacity
    💧 Improved coverage for 30,000 acres

📋 Proposed/Future Projects

  • Integrated Canal Network
    📍 Interlinking of various projects
    💧 Proposed 60,000 acres additional irrigation
  • Micro-Irrigation Expansion
    📍 Drip and sprinkler systems
    💧 Proposed 40,000 acres with water-efficient technology

🎯 Strategic Project Integration

Major Dams
SRSP
Lift Schemes
Kaleswaram
Traditional
Tank Systems

🏞️ Yadadri Bhuvanagiri District

🚰 STRATEGIC MUSI RIVER BASIN DEVELOPMENT
Yadadri Bhuvanagiri district showcases innovative water resource management through the strategic development of Musi River basin projects. The district effectively combines major lift irrigation schemes with reservoir-based systems to create a sustainable irrigation network supporting diverse agricultural zones.

📊 Irrigation Summary

45,000 acres
Currently Irrigated
85,000 acres
In-Progress Projects
30,000 acres
Proposed Future
1,60,000 acres
Total Potential

🌊 Currently Operational Projects

  • Musi Reservoir Project
    📍 Across Musi River near Yadagirigutta
    🏗️ Completed in 2005
    💧 Currently irrigates 20,000 acres
  • Alisagar Lift Irrigation Scheme
    📍 Lifts from Musi River
    💧 Provides irrigation to 12,000 acres
  • Bhongir Reservoir System
    📍 Serving central parts of district
    💧 Traditional irrigation for 8,000 acres
  • Local Minor Irrigation
    📍 Tanks and check dam systems
    💧 Various projects serving 5,000 acres

🔄 In-Progress Major Projects

  • Kaleswaram Lift Irrigation Scheme (Package-11)
    📍 Lifts to serve eastern mandals
    💧 To irrigate 45,000 acres in the district
    🚧 Integrated with national grid
  • Musi Project Expansion
    📍 Canal network extension works
    💧 Additional irrigation for 25,000 acres
  • Strategic Tank Modernization
    📍 Restoration of traditional water bodies
    💧 Improved coverage for 15,000 acres

📋 Proposed/Future Projects

  • Integrated Musi Basin Development
    📍 Comprehensive river management
    💧 Proposed 18,000 acres additional irrigation
  • Micro-Irrigation Expansion
    📍 Water-efficient farming systems
    💧 Proposed 12,000 acres with modern technology

🎯 Strategic Project Integration

River Basin
Musi Development
National Grid
Kaleswaram Link
Traditional
Tank Systems

ℹ️ Legend

🏞️
District
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River
📍
Location
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Irrigation
⚡
Power Generation

Last Updated: 2024 | Source: Various Government Publications

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