Liquid Waste Management System in India's Villages

A new system for liquid waste management would soon begin in villages of Haryana

"For this system, three tanks would be set up in a village pond for purifying water and this could be used for irrigation purposes," he said.

The scheme would first be implemented in 1,200 villages of Haryana and the state government would implement real-time mapping system for equitable distribution of canal water and for its monitoring, Dhankar said.

This would help in getting online information on internet such as flow of total quantity of water in a canal at a particular time, he said.

The priority of the state government is that water should reach every field or farm, he said.

The state government has supplied water till the tail end in 75 per cent of all the canals and the farmers would be provided with necessary equipment for sprinkler and drip irrigation system, Dhankar said.

Besides, canal water would be supplied to 1,000 village ponds by laying pipes, he said.

Dhankar said that a programme would be organised at Panchkula for ex-servicemen where they would be imparted training for advanced farming of fruits and vegetables.

He said that this way other farmers of their village would also be inspired to adopt progressive farming.

The state government also has a plan to open one excellence centre for horticulture or agriculture in each district, he said.

Source: Business Standard

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