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TABLE NO:1

GENERAL DESCRIPTION

CATCHMENT WATERSHED NO

MICRO WATERSHED NO AREA(HA)

DISTRICT NAME TEHSIL/BLOCK VILLAGE PHOTO

Satluj Sn1 Sn1c 1788 Shimla Kumarsain/Narkanda

Chalan, Koti, Lathi, Detahal, Thanedar, Kumarsain, Kotgarh, Kofri, Mellan, Pamlahi, Bharara, Shanand, Bai, Shathla, Mangsu

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LATITUDE LONGITUDE ALTITUDE SLOPE IN DEGREE RAINFALL(mm) SNOWFALL(mm) TEMPERATURE(Cen) NO OF HOUSE HOLD

31'17' to 31' 22'

77'26' to 77'32

776m to 2358m 45' to 85' NA NA NA 1852

POPULATION MALE FEMALE

CATTLE

PROPOSED NO/NAME PLACE OF INTEREST LIKE TOURISM OR ECOTOURISM

DESCRIPTION MILTCH OTHER

9291 4819 4472 1769 504

Kali Mata Mandir at Diga Dhar. 2. Koteshwar Maharaj Temple at Madholi. 3. Shrikot Temple at Kumarsain. NA

The temples are known for its old histories. The places are naturally green forests covered and beautiful places.

TABLE 1 PHOTO

Sn1c

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TABLE NO:2

A. STATUS OF LAND USE IN MICRO WATERSHED(HA) B.AREA UNDER FOREST CATEGORY WISE :

LAND USE GOVT AREA

PRIVATE AREA

COMMU AREA Total CATEGORY DPF/RESERVE UPF PASTURE OTHERS

AGRICULTURE LAND 0 912 0 912 NAME

Jogsha, Deogarh, Nagkelo,

Bhoshnidhar, Shathand, Paneog, Bhareri, Lathi, Nagkelo, Bharari NA NA

FOREST LAND 644 0 0 644 AREA (HA) 365.66 278.4 NA NA

WASTE LAND 232 0 0 232 SPECIES Deodar, Kail, Cheel, Rai Tosh, Baan, Eucaliptus

Deodar, Kail, Cheel, Rai Tosh, Baan, Eucaliptus NA NA

OTHERS LAND 0 0 0 0 DENSITY 0 to .8 0 to .3 NA NA

TOTAL 876 912 0 1788

TABLE NO:3

AREA UNDER PLANTATIONS FOR LAST 15 YEARS

NAME

LATITUDE AND

LONGITUDE

TOTAL AREA (HA)

SAMPLE AREA (HA)

SPECIES

PLANTED

SAMPLE GAP

FILLING AREA (HA)

SURVIVAL %

TOTAL GAP

FILLING AREA (HA)

AREA NEEDED NEW

PLANTATION(HA)

FENCING REQUIRE

D (RM)

REASONS FOR FAILURE

FINAL PRESCRIPTION(Enrichment(HA))

RATE/ HAC

COST (Rs)

Nagkelo-1

31'18'18" 77'28'24"

80

8 Cheel, Deodar

4 50

32 60 48600

Due to drought and fire burn. Enrichment

= 70 27900 1953000

Nagkelo-II

31'18'41" 77'29'10"

5 Deodar 4 20 Due to

drought and fire burn.

Peneog 31'18'25" 77'27'78"

6 Cheel, Rubinia

2 66.67 Due to

drought and fire burn.

Energy Plantation =

1 112300 112300

Shanad 31'18'51" 77'27'21"

5 Cheel, BL

3 40 Due to

drought and fire burn.

TOTAL :

80 24 13 32 60 48600 2065300

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TABLE 3 PHOTOS Shanad Peneog Nagkelo-1 Nagkelo-II

TABLE NO:4

SOIL & MOISTURE CONSERVATION MEASURES NEEDED IN FOREST AREAS

NAME OF AREA

LATITUDE/ LONGITUDE PRESCRIPTION QUANTITY

AVAILABILTY OF LOCAL MATERIAL

OLD WORK NEED REPAIRING (QUANTITY)

FINAL PRESCRIPTION

RATE/ CUM

COST (Rs)

NEW PRESCRIPTION NEW QUANTITY

Nagkelo-I

31'18'18" 77'28'24"

CheckDams 2x1.5x1.5m=29 Nos

Stone & Local Species NA

Trenching

1x.30x.30m= 4000 Nos

9.9

39600

Live Hedge 300 Rms

Trenching 1x.50x.20m=1000 Nos

CheckDams 3x1.5x1.5m=30 Nos

Nagkelo-II

31'18'41" 77'29'10"

Trenching 1x.50x.20m=1000 Nos

Stone & Local Species NA

Trenching

1x.30x.30m= 2000 Nos

9.9

19800

CheckDams 2x1.5x1.5m=25 Nos

Live Hedge 200 Nos

CheckDams 3x1.5x1.5m=20 Nos

Penog 31'18'25" 77'27'28"

CheckDams 2x1.5x1.5m=28 Nos

Stone & Local Species NA

Trenching

1x.30x.30m= 2800 Nos

9.9

27720

Trenching 1x.50x.20m=1000 Nos

CheckDams 3x1.5x1.5m=39 Nos

Live Hedge 100 Rms

Shanad 31'18'51" 77'27'21"

Trenching 1x.50x.20m=2000 Nos

Stone & Local Species NA

Trenching

1x.30x.30m= 3200 Nos

9.9

31680

CheckDams

3x1.5x1.5m=27 Nos

2x1.5x1.5m=16 Nos

Live Hedge 200 Rms

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TABLE 4 PHOTOS Shanad Peneog Nagkelo-1 Nagkelo-II

TABLE NO:5

AGROFORESTRY

PRESENT STATUS FUTURE REQUIREMENT

TYPE OF TREE

PRESENT NOs PRESENT SPECIES

FUTURE NOs FUTURE SPECIES

NEED FOR EXTENSION

SOURCE OF PLANTING STOCK(Nearest Nursery)

TREES 200 Cheel, Kail, Drake, Deodar, Fedu, Sheesham, Bhheod, Khirk 9500

Cheel, Kail, Drake, Deodar, Fedu, Sheesham, Bhheod, Khirk Y Kingal & Khekar Nursery.

WILD FRUIT 250

Reetha, Walnut, Chulli, Bsmi, Anjeer, Shegul, Paja 8800

Reetha, Walnut, Chulli, Bsmi, Anjeer, Shegul, Paja Y Kingal & Khekar Nursery.

MEDICINAL 600 Kakkarsingi, Kashmal, Timber, Bhekal, Kharbai, Guchhi, Aloevera, Bansha, 8500

Kakkarsingi, Kashmal, Timber, Bhekal, Kharbai, Guchhi, Aloevera, Bansha, Y Kingal & Khekar Nursery.

TABLE NO:6

GRAZING LANDS

Name LATITUDE/LONGITUDE AREA(HA) SPECIES WEED REMOVAL SEEDING CLOSURES Other PEOPLES SUGGESTION Rate/ Hac (Rs) Cost (Rs)

NA 006-01-NoPSn1c 20 Grass & Bushes Yes Yes Yes

Requirment

of 4000 fodder plants NA 21700 434000

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TABLE NO:7

TEMPLE/PRIVATE/COMMUNITY/PANCHAYAT FOREST AREA

NAME AREA(HA) LATITUDE/LONGITUDE SPECIES GAP FILLING MAINTENANCE NEW PLANTATION SOIL CONSERVATION MEASURES(QUANTITY)

NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

TABLE NO:8

PERFORMA FOR SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION FOR NON-FOREST AREA(Nala & Khads)

NAME OF AREA

LATITUDE/ LONGITUDE

PRESCRIPTION QUANTITY

AVAILABILITY OF LOCAL MATERIAL

OLD WORKS NEEDING REPAIR (QUANTITY)

LIFT IRRIGATION(HT/ACERAGE)

FINAL PRESCRIPTION

RATE/UNIT

COST (Rs)

NEW PRESCRIPTION NEW QUANTITY

Bathal Nala (5Kms)

31'18'26" 77'28'40"

CheckDams

10x1.5x1.5m=21 Nos

Stone & local species NA NA

CheckDams

10x1.5x1.5m=7 Nos 10033 702310

15x1.5x1.5m=38 Nos 15x1.5x1.5m=12 Nos 10033 1805940

7x1.5x1.5m=17 Nos 7x1.5x1.5m=6 Nos 10033 421386

Live Hedge 250 Rms Live Hedge 1500 Rms 9.6 14400

Brushwood 35 Rms Brushwood 250 Rms 62 15500

Ramber Nala (4Kms)

31'19'25" 77'26'39"

Live Hedge 200 Rms

Stone & local species NA NA

Live Hedge 1200 Rms 9.6 11520

Brushwood 35 Rms Brushwood 200 Rms 62 12400

CheckDams

10x1.5x1.5m=22 Nos

CheckDams

10x1.5x1.5m=4 Nos 10033 401320

7x1.5x1.5m=22 Nos 7x1.5x1.5m=7 Nos 10033 491617

Water Harvesting Structure 12x3x4m=5 Nos

Water Harvesting Structure 12x3x4m=2 Nos 63840 1532160

CheckDams 5x1.5x1.5m=10 Nos CheckDams 5x1.5x1.5m=3 Nos 10033 150495

Shilajaan Nala (7Kms)

31'18'41" 77'29'09"

CheckDams

10x1.5x1.5m=23 Nos

Stone & local species NA NA

Live Hedge 2100 Rms 9.6 20160

Brushwood 350 Rms 62 21700

15x1.5x1.5m=19 Nos

CheckDams

10x1.5x1.5m=8 Nos 10033 802640

5x1.5x1.5m=11 Nos 15x1.5x1.5m=6 Nos 10033 902970

7x1.5x1.5m=21 Nos 5x1.5x1.5m=4 Nos 10033 200660

DropStruct

ureGabion 20x3x4m=4 Nos 7x1.5x1.5m=7 Nos 10033 491617

Live Hedge 350 Rms DropStructureGabion 20x3x4m=2 Nos 51843 2073720

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TABLE 8 PHOTOS Ramber Nala Bathal Nala Shilajaan Nala

TABLE NO:9

PERFORMA FOR LANDSLIDE

NAME OF AREA/LOCATION

LATITUDE/LONGITUDE

DAMAGE/RISK TO LIFE & PROPERTY

MEASURES TAKEN

TYPE OF SOIL AND ROCK

DEGREE OF SLOPES/SEVERITY

OCCURRENCE(Season)

ROAD CONSTRUCTION

QUARRY

OTHER CONSTRUCTIONS

NATURAL

FINAL PRESCRIPTION

RATE/UNIT

COST(Rs)

NEW PRESCRIPTION

NEW QUANTITY

Road from Kumarsain to Lathi (100 m) NA Property NA CLAY

MODERATE Rainy Yes No No Yes

Retaining Wall Gabion

10x2x2.5m=10 Nos 17277 1727700

Road from Nakainchi to Kirti (500 m) NA Property NA CLAY

MODERATE Rainy Yes No No Yes

Retaining Wall Gabion

10x2x2.5m=50 Nos 17277 8638500

Road from Sainj to Joksha (200 m) NA Property NA CLAY

MODERATE Rainy Yes No No Yes

Retaining

Wall Gabion

10x2x2.5m=20 Nos 17277 3455400

Road from Sainj to Luhri (200 m) NA Property NA CLAY

MODERATE Rainy Yes No No Yes

Retaining Wall Gabion

10x2x2.5m=20 Nos 17277 3455400

Sawari (200mx200m)

31'17'54" 77'27'50" Property NA Clay

VERY SEVERE Rainy No No No Yes

Retaining Wall Gabion

20x3x4m=01Nos 29131 582620

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TABLE 9 PHOTO Sawari

TABLE NO:9A

INFORMATION ON (CULTIVATION / LIFE STOCK / FUEL / FODDER / MFP)

1.Fruits

FRUIT NAME VARIETY (LOCAL/IMPROVED) USE OF FERTILISERS USE OF INSECTICIDES PROBLEMS FACED

Apple Royal, Golden, Delicious Yes Yes

Monkey stray cattles and drought destroys the crops. Technical guidence is not being provided to the villagers.

Pears Local Yes Yes

Almond Drake, Semi Drake, Kagzi, IXL Yes Yes

Plum Sentaroza Yes Yes

Cherry Local Yes Yes

Walnut Local No No

Citrus Local No No

Apricot Local No No

2.CROPS :

CROPS NAME VARIETY(LOCAL/IMPROVED) USE OF FERTILISERS USE OF INSECTICIDES PROBLEMS FACED

Maize Local No No

Monkey stray cattles and drought destroys the crops. Technical guidence is not being provided to the villagers.

Wheat Local No No

Barley Local No No

Potato Local No No

Rajmash Local No No

Paddy Local No No

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3.VEGETABLE : VEGETABLE NAME

VARIETY(LOCAL/IMPROVED)

USE OF FERTILISERS

USE OF INSECTICIDES PROBLEMS FACED

Cabbage Local Yes Yes

Monkey stray cattles and drought destroys the crops. Technical guidence is not being provided to the villagers.

Cauliflower Local Yes Yes

Tomato Local Yes Yes

Brinjal Local Yes Yes

Radish Local Yes Yes

Capsicum Local Yes Yes

Ladyfinger Local Yes Yes

Peas Local Yes Yes

4. LIVE STOCK :

LIVE STOCK(NO) BREED WHETHER SELLING THE PRODUCT PROBLEM FACED

Cow- 1769 Local & Jersey Yes

Fodder shortage for the cattle is being faced. Ox - 89 Local No

Sheep/Goat-415 Local No

5.FUEL/FODDER :

FUEL/FODDER MANAGEMENT REQUIREMENT AVAILABILITY GAP PERCENTAGE SOURCE

FUEL Yes 30% 70% LPG & Forest

FODDER Yes 40% 60% Forests

MINOR FOREST PRODUCTS (MFP)

MINOR FOREST PRODUCTS EXISTING NAME SUGGESTIONS

Bhekal Bhekal

No Suggestion.

Kashmal Kashmal

Timber Timber

Kharbai Kharbai

Guchhi Guchhi

Aloevera Aloevera

Bansha Bansha

Kakkarsingi Kakkarsingi

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PEOPLES PARTICIPATION: MAIN PROBLEMS SUGGESTION FOR IMPROVEMENT PEOPLES PRIORITIES

Plantations are being failed as the same is not looked after after planting.

Locals be involved in the plantation and thereafter for its looking after.

Priority.

Climate is changing frequently and global warming is increasing. Maximum areas be planted to save invironment.

There is shortage of drinking and irrigated water in the area.

Safeguarding and cleaning of natural resources is required. Lift irrigation scheme be provided from Satluj at approx 4 Kms Span for irrigation.

Stray cattles are destroying the crops. Management for the stray cattles be done.

There is huge encroachment of govt land. All the encroachments be removed and stopped immediately.

Fodder shortage is increasing. BL plants be planted in private land as well as in UPF to meet the requirement of fodder.

There is no Rest House/Community Hall for Central programmes/meetings. A Community Hall be provided for the central functions/meetings.

The college facility is not available in the area. The same is at approx 40 Kms away from the areas. A college be opened at Kumarsain the Central Place.

PEOPLES PARTICIPATION

COSTING:

TABLES TABLE 3 TABLE 4 TABLE 6 TABLE 8 TABLE 9 TOTAL

COST 2065300 118800 434000 10072515 19556266 32246881