Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan IND: Madhya Pradesh ......The Madhya Pradesh Government Order...

Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan

December 2019 Project Number: 45371-007

IND: Madhya Pradesh Irrigation Efficiency

Improvement Project Pipeline Distribution System of Zone 1 for Command Area CCA 67091-ha – Right Bank

Prepared by the Madhya Pradesh Water Resource Department with the assistance of the Project Contractor (L&T Construction, India) for India and the Asian Development Bank. This land acquisition and resettlement plan is a document of the borrower. The views expressed herein do not necessarily represent those of ADB's Board of Directors, Management, or staff, and may be preliminary in nature. In preparing any country program or strategy, financing any project, or by making any designation of or reference to a particular territory or geographic area in this document, the Asian Development Bank does not intend to make any judgments as to the legal or other status of any territory or area.

Land Acquisition & Resettlement Plan (This document is prepared in accordance to the ADB Resettlement Plan Requirement as described in ADB Safeguard Policy Statement, 2009)

Document Stage: Final Draft

India: Madhya Pradesh Irrigation Efficiency Improvement Project

Subproject:

Pipeline Distribution System of Zone-1 for Command Area of CCA

67091 ha of Kundalia Irrigation Project- Right Bank

December 2019

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CURRENCY EQUIVALENTS (As of 30th November 2018)

Currency unit – Indian Rupee (Rs) INR 1.00 = $ ------------------ $ 1.00 = ---------------------

ABBREVIATIONS

ADB : Asian Development Bank AH : Affected Households AP : Affected People BSR : Basic Schedule of Rate CSC : Construction Supervision Consultant DC : Distribution Chamber DMS : Detailed Measurement Survey DP : Displaced People DPR : Detailed Project Report EA : Executive Agency FGD : Focus Group Discussion GOMP : Government of Madhya Pradesh GRM : Grievance Redress Mechanism GRC : Grievance Redress Committee IA : Implementing Agency IP : Indigenous People KIP : Kundalia Irrigation Project LAR : Land Acquisition and Resettlement LVC : Land Valuation Committee MFF : Multi Tranche Financing Facility MPIEIP : Madhya Pradesh Irrigation Efficiency Improvement Project NGO : Non Governmental Organization PIU : Project Implementation Unit PPTA : Project Preparatory Technical Assistance PS : Pumping Station RF : Resettlement Framework ROW : Right of Way LARP Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan R&R : Resettlement and Rehabilitation SC : Scheduled Cast e SIA : Social Impact Assessment SPS : Safeguard Policy Statement ST : Scheduled Tribe WRD : Water Resources Department WUA : Water User Association

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CONTENTS

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I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 1

A. Introduction 1

B. Scope of Land Acquisition 1

C. Land Acquisition Impacts 2

D. Consultations and Participation of DHs 2

E. Legal Framework 3

F. Entitlements, Assistance and Benefits 3

G. Land Acquisition Budget and Financing Plan 4

H. Grievance Redress Mechanism 4

I. Institutional Arrangement 4

J. Implementation Schedule 4

K. Monitoring and Reporting 4

II. PROJECT DESCRIPTION 6

A. Introduction 6

B. General Profile of the Subproject Area 7

C. Subproject Impacts and Benefits 8

D. Minimizing Land Acquisition 9

E. Scope and Objectives of Preparation of Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan (LARP) 9

F. Methodology adopted for Socio-economic Survey 10

III. SCOPE OF LAND ACQUISITION AND RESETTLEMENT 11

A. Land Acquisition Requirement 11

B. Resettlement Impacts 12

C. Loss of Private Land in the Subproject 12

D. Loss of Structures in the Subproject 13

E. Loss of other Assets in the Subproject 13

F. Loss of Livelihood in the Subproject 13

IV. SOCIO-ECONOMIC INFORMATION AND PROFILE 15

A. Census Socioeconomic Survey 15

B. Demographic Profile of Project Affected Households 15

1. Sex Ratio amongst the DPs 15

2. Household by Religion 17

3. Household by Social Group 18

4. Household by Size of Family 19

5. Age Group of DPs 20

C. Socio-economic Profile 21

1. Educational level of DPs 21

2. Occupation of DPs 22

3. Income of Household 23

4. Impact to Vulnerable DH (mutually exclusive) 24

D. Key Socio-economic Indicators 25

V. INFORMATION DISCLOSURE, CONSULTATION AND PARTICIPATION 29

A. Public Consultations 29

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B. Methods of Consultation 29

C. Outcome of the Consultations 31

D. Mitigation Measures to Address Community Concerns 34

E. Conclusions of the Group Consultations 35

F. Plan for further Consultation in the Project 35

G. Information Disclosure 36

VI. GRIEVANCE REDRESS MECHANISMS (GRM) 37

VII. LEGAL FRAMEWORK 39

A. Introduction 39

B. Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act (RFCT in LARR), 2013 39

C. Legal and Policy Frameworks of Madhya Pradesh State: 40

D. The Madhya Pradesh Government Order No. F 12-2 / 2014 / 07 / 2A Dated 12.11.2014 regarding the ‘Consent Land Purchase Policy’. 40

E. ADB’s Safeguard Policy Statement (SPS), 2009 41

F. Comparison of Government and ADB Policies 41

G. R&R Policy Framework for the Subproject 46

H. Valuation of Assets 49

VIII. ENTITLEMENTS, ASSISTANCE AND BENEFITS 52

A. Introduction 52

B. Cut-off-Date for Entitlement 52

C. Subproject Entitlement 52

D. Loss of land 53

E. Loss of Structures 53

F. Loss of livelihood due to loss of primary source of income 53

G. Loss of trees and crops 54

H. Additional assistance to vulnerable households 54

I. Loss of community infrastructure/common property resources 54

J. Temporary Impacts 54

K. Entitlement Matrix 55

IX. RELOCATION, INCOME RESTORATION AND REHABILITATION 74

A. Basic Provision for Relocation 74

B. Income Restoration and Rehabilitation 74

C. Provisions for Loss of Livelihood 76

D. Additional Support from Ongoing Poverty Reduction Programs 76

X. LAND ACQUISITION BUDGET AND FINANCING PLAN 77

A. Introduction 77

B. Compensation Payment 77

C. Compensation for Community Property Resources 78

D. LARP Implementation and Support Cost 78

E. Sources of Funding and Fund Flow Management 78

XI. NSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS AND CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT 80

A. Institutional Requirement 80

B. Executing Agency 80

C. Land Acquisition Management at PIU/PMU 80

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D. Capacity Building on RP in the EA 83

XII. IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE 84

A. Introduction 84

XIII. MONITORING AND REPORTING 86

A. Need for Monitoring and Reporting 86

B. Monitoring by PIU 86

C. Monitoring Indicators 86

D. Reporting Requirements 87

TABLES :

Table 1: Components of the Subproject Zone-1 of Right Bank 7

Table 2: Land Acquisition Requirements for the Subproject 11

Table 3: Ownership of Land Affected in the Subproject 12

Table 4: Details of Affected Persons in the Subproject 12

Table 5: All Displaced Persons by Sex 15

Table 6: Displaced Household by Religion 17

Table 7: Displaced Persons by Social Category 18

Table 8: Size of the household 19

Table 9: Age Group of Displaced Persons 20

Table 10 : Educational level of Displaced Persons 21

Table 11: Occupation of Displaced Persons 22

Table 12: Monthly Household Income of Displaced Households 23

Table 13 : Vulnerable (mutually exclusive) 24

Table 14 : Key Socio-economic Indicators 27

Table 15: Consultation Methods 29

Table 16: Consultation Locations 30

Table 17: Summary of Consultation Outcome 32

Table 18: Format for Public Consultation and Disclosure Plan 36

Table 19: The Comparison of ADB and GOI Policy 42

Table 20: Entitlement Matrix 55

Table 22: Agencies Responsible for Resettlement Implementation 82

FIGURES : Figure 1: An Overview of the Grievance Redress Mechanism.............................................38

ANNEXURES : Annexure 1 : Summary of Affected Persons and Common Property Resources ...............88

Annexure 2 : Summary of Affected Persons and Common Property Resources ...............89

Annexure 3 : Summary of Affected Persons and Common Property Resources ...............98

Annexure 4 : Summary of Affected Persons and Common Property Resources ............. 101



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Annexure 10 : Summary of Affected Persons and Common Property Resources ........... 131

Annexure 11 : MSP Rates By MP Govt. ............................................................................... 166

Annexure 12 : Collector Rates of Agriculture Land of Affected Villages District Rajgarh ............................................................................................................................................... 167

Annexure 13 : Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to document foregone compensation for temporary land use ................................................................................ 174

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I. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

A. Introduction

1. Madhya Pradesh Irrigation Efficiency Improvement Project (MPIEIP) is intended to

achieve high irrigation efficiency and water productivity in the State. The MPIEP includes the

development of the Kundalia Irrigation Project (KIP), which is a pressurized pipeline distribution

system for 130,639hectares (ha) cultivable command area (CCA) and for supply of water for

potable and industrial use. As part of this scheme, scope of Right bank canal system is to

develop pressurized Pipeline Distribution System for 67,091 ha CCA.

2. Government of Madhya Pradesh has received loan from Asian Development Bank for

implementation of the Project. The Water Resource Department (WRD) of Madhya Pradesh is

the Implementing Agency (IA) for the Project. Presently L&T Construction as a DBO Contractor

has been engaged by Water Resources Department (WRD) for detailed design and construction

to manage the scheme operation for an initial period of 5 years.

3. In this subproject Distribution Pipelines to be laid, varies in different Diameters from 400

to 1600 mm, passing through 31 Villages of Zeerapur Tehsil in District Rajgarh. There will be

only temporary and partial impact on 1344 AHs whose properties will be impacted during the

laying of the distribution pipeline construction work.

4. In compliance with the applicable Government of India, State Government legal and

policy framework and ADB SPS 2009, a Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan (LARP) for this

subproject is prepared as per its detailed design. The LARP also complies with the Land

Acquisition Framework (LAF) for the project agreed between WRD and ADB. . This subproject

is considered as Category-B as per Involuntary Resettlement (IR) categorization is concerned.

5. The objective of this LARP is to assist the affected people to improve, or at least restore

their living standards to the pre-project level. The document describes the magnitude of impact,

mitigation measures proposed, method of valuation of land, structure and other assets, eligibility

criteria for availing benefits, baseline socio-economic characteristics, entitlements based on

type of losses and tenure, the institutional arrangement for delivering the entitlements and

mechanism for resolving grievances and monitoring.

B. Scope of Land Acquisition

6. In this subproject of Zone 1, underground Distribution Pipeline will be laid, which varies

in different Diameters from 400 to 1600 mm, passing through the properties of 1344 affected

households of 31 Villages of Zeerapur Tehsil in District Rajgarh. There will be only temporary

and partial impact on1344 AHs whose properties will be impacted during the construction work

of laying of the distribution pipelines for a maximum period of 6 months.

7. There is no impact on shelter or residence of any AH so there is no physical

displacement of the affected population. For construction of these temporary components of the

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subproject, 9.11 ha of private land and 0.84 ha of Government land needs to be acquired

temporarily.

C. Land Acquisition Impacts

8. The land for this Subproject, has to be acquired temporarily for a maximum period of 6

months, which has been distributed in two categories that are private land and government land.

The Distribution Pipeline may require 9.11 ha of private land and 0.84 ha of government land

with a total requirement of 9.95 Ha.

9. For Laying of distribution pipeline 9.11 ha of private land has to be acquired only

temporarily so the provisions of the Madhya Pradesh Pipeline Act, 2013 will be applicable on

this subproject. Since there is no permanent acquisition of land so the Consent Land Purchase

Policy’ 2013 of the State may not be applicable in this subproject. Further in case of any

permanent land acquisition if negotiations of consent land purchase fail, then land will be

acquired as per the provisions of RFCTLARR Act 2013.

10. There are 1344 displaced households comprising a population of 8089 DPs in all the 31

Villages. Due to the subproject intervention no residential or commercial land is being impacted.

Among other impacts, 22 Trees of Standing Orchard in A-Category, 31 Trees of B-Category and

2 Trees of C-Category will be impacted. The details of all the 3 categories of Orange Trees have

been specified in Chapter X of ‘Land Acquisition Budget and Financing Plan’. Besides this there

are 7 other varieties of Fruit bearing trees and 4 Non Fruit Bearing Tress to be impacted under

this subproject. However, the impacts on the trees will be permanent for which compensation

has to be paid for the loss incurred to them.

11. There is no Community Property Resources (CPR) being affected in this subproject.

There are mainly bushes found on the impacted government land due to scarcity of water in the

area. There are no squatters or informal settlers found living or cultivating land in the subproject

area. Since there will be only partial impact on the total land holdings of all the 1344 displaced

households so there will not be any physical displacement of the affected population.

D. Consultations and Participation of DHs

12. Aside from direct consultations with DPs during socio-economic survey, Group

Consultations were held at Mundi and Ramnagar Villages on 22nd November’2018 and 24th

January’2019 in the first and second phase. Consultations were held from 16th April to 19th April

in the third phase. All relevant aspects of project designs, details of impact to their private

properties were physically assessed and discussed with the DHs and the affected population.

The Elected People’s Representatives of the affected areas also took part in these group

consultations.

13. The affected population is very much concerned about the early completion of the

project, looking to the long term benefits of the project. Information will be disseminated to DPs

at various stages. Information including magnitude of loss, detailed asset valuations,

entitlements and special provisions, grievance procedures, timing of payments, Civil works

schedule was discussed and LAP will be disclosed during project implementation. This will be

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done through public consultations and made available to DPs as brochures, leaflets, or booklets

in Hindi. The Hindi version of a summary of LAP along with Entitlement Matrix and structure and

process of grievance redressal will be disclosed.

E. Legal Framework

14. The legal framework and principles adopted for addressing land acquisition and

resettlement issues in the Project have been guided by the existing legislation and policies of

the GOI, the Government of Madhya Pradesh, Asian Development Bank and the Land

Acquisition Framework (LAF) adopted for the project. Prior to the preparation of the LARP, a

detailed analysis of the existing national and state policies was undertaken and a RF has been

prepared for the entire program. This subproject LARP is prepared based on the review and

analysis of all applicable legal and policy frameworks of the Country and ADB Policy

requirements. The gaps between the Polices have been identified and addressed to ensure that

the LARP adheres to the SPS (2009) requirements. All compensation and other assistances will

be paid to all DPs prior to their physical/economic displacement as per their entitlement matrix.

15. The State Government of Madhya Pradesh has come up with a “Consent Land Purchase Policy’ 2013 for direct purchase of land through negotiations. In case of any

negotiated settlement, an independent external party will be engaged by the EA, to document

the negotiation and settlement processes as per ADB requirements of SPS 2009. In case of

failure of any negotiations, the permanent land acquisition in this subproject context will be

according to the process and provisions of RFCTLARR Act’2013.If negotiations of land fails, the

land will be acquired compulsorily so the Safeguard Requirement 2 of ADB SPS 2009 will be

applicable on all the provisions of resettlement, to be implemented in this subproject.

F. Entitlements, Assistance and Benefits

16. Since there is only temporary acquisition of 9.11 ha of land, the provisions of Pipeline

Act of the State have been implemented for payment of compensation. The provisions of

Pipeline Act include double crop compensation to be paid to the AHs. The calculation of Crop

Compensation is based on Standard outcome of Soyabean Crop which is grown during the

construction period to be under taken in sub-project area of Zone-1 in Right Bank of KIP. The

Standard Outcome of Soyabean Crop is estimated to be approximately 15 Quintals production

in One Hectare of Land in this area. The Double Crop Compensation for temporary land

acquisition is based on the Standard outcome of the crop to be multiplied by the Minimum

Support Price (MSP) as declared by Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, GOI.

17. In addition to the compensation as referred above, the compensation for temporary land

acquisition of 9.11 ha shall be payable at the rate of 15% of the market value of the impacted

land. The compensation is based on 15 percent amount of an average cost of the market value

of irrigated agriculture land as per the Collector Guideline of the total 31 impacted villages of

sub-project area of Zone-1 in Right Bank of KIP.

18. The EA will provide adequate and appropriate replacement of land and structures or

cash compensation at full replacement cost for lost land and structures, adequate compensation

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for partially damaged structures, and relocation assistance, according to the Entitlement Matrix.

The EA will compensate to the non-title holders for the loss of assets other than land, such as

dwellings, and also for other improvements to the land, at full replacement cost. The

entitlements to the non-titleholders will be given only if they occupied the land or structures in

the subproject area prior to the cut-off date.

G. Land Acquisition Budget and Financing Plan

19. The WRD will make funds available as required to cover all compensation and

resettlement assistance cost from its budgetary provisions. The proposed budget rates, as well

as the costs, are based on field level information and experience in resettlement management.

The cost estimates for the implementation of LAP of this Subproject is Rs. 2.51 Million.

H. Grievance Redress Mechanism

20. During implementation of LARP of the Project as a whole, some grievances may arise

so there is always a need of some mechanism to redress the grievances of the affected

population. Therefore a project level combined GRM will be in place for addressing social,

environmental and project related grievances. Other than disputes relating to ownership rights

and apportionment issues on which the LARR Authority has jurisdiction, the GRC will review

grievances involving all resettlement benefits, relocation and payment of assistances. The GRM

should be in place at the time when disclosure of the LAP is initiated by WRD and should

continue throughout the project implementation period.

I. Institutional Arrangement

21. The Executing Agency (EA) for the Project is the Ministry of Water Resources,

Government of Madhya Pradesh, and the Implementing Agency (IA) is Water Resources

Department, GOMP. The existing Branch Office at Zeerapur Tehsil Head Quarter has already

been established which is the Project Implementation Unit (PIU). This office will be functional for

the whole Subproject duration.

J. Implementation Schedule

22. The time for implementation of LARP will be scheduled as per the overall subproject

implementation. After the detailed design completed, requirement of updating of LARP will be

checked by L&T Constructions. If updated LARP is required, the approval from the EA should

be obtained prior paying compensation to the affected people. The contractor will pay

compensations for all temporary land acquisition but EA will pay the compensation for

permanent acquisition of impacted land. The commencement of work will only be undertaken in

the land where compensations have been fully paid.

K. Monitoring and Reporting

23. Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan implementation for the subproject will be closely

monitored by the EA which is Water Resources Department of GOMP. Keeping in view the

significance of resettlement impacts of the overall project, the monitoring mechanism for this

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project will have monitoring by Project Implementation Unit (PIU) . PIU will be responsible for

overall supervision and implementation of the LARP, and will prepare monthly progress reports

on resettlement activities and submit to PMU. The Project Management Unit (PMU) of MPWRD

will submit semi-annual reports to ADB.

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II. PROJECT DESCRIPTION

A. Introduction

24. Madhya Pradesh Irrigation Efficiency Improvement Project (MPIEIP) is intended to

achieve high irrigation efficiency and water productivity in the State. The MPIEP includes the

development of the Kundalia Irrigation Project (KIP), which is planned as a pressurized pipeline

distribution system for 1,30,639 hectares (ha) cultivable command area (CCA) and for supply of

water for potable and industrial use. As part of this scheme, scope of Right bank canal system is

to develop pressurized Pipeline distribution system for 67,091 ha CCA.

25. Government of Madhya Pradesh has received loan from Asian Development Bank for

implementation of the Project. The Water Resource Department (WRD) of Madhya Pradesh is

the Implementing Agency (IA) for the Project.

26. Presently L&T Construction as a DBO Contractor has been engaged by Water

Resources Department (WRD) for detailed design and construction to manage the scheme

operation for an initial period of 5 years, with support to hand-over the long term management to

a joint management organization comprised of WRD, a private contractor, and a project-level

Water User Association (WUA).

27. The pipeline irrigation system for the KIP Right Bank will consist of one main pumping

station located on the right side of the Kundalia Reservoir to supply irrigation water from the

Kundalia Reservoir to three Distribution Chambers (DCs). The DCs are proposed on the two

nearby hills and the water from pumping stations will be pumped through raising mains

(pipelines) to the DCs. Water will be discharged from DCs through pressurized secondary

pipelines to the designated command areas. In general, all pipelines under this Project will be

underground only.

28. The total area to be irrigated by Kundalia Pipeline Irrigation Project under Right Bank will be 67,091 Ha in Rajgarh District of Madhya Pradesh. The Pump House at lifting point is considered on the Right Bank side of Kundalia Reservoir (near Mundi Village) based on topography of the land.

29. The total discharge from the Pump House is pumped through twin MS Rising mains to

Distribution Chambers. Water from DC1 is distributed to Zone -1 (CCA-16045 Ha). Zone-1 is

covered through gravity pipelines. Water from DC2 A&B is distributed to Zone -2 (CCA -7450

Ha) and Zone-3 (CCA - 43596 Ha). Zone -2 and Zone-3 is also covered through gravity

pipelines. The minor and sub minor branches are taken at suitable intervals from the gravity

main pipelines and water is carried up to 30 Ha of Area (Chak) Outlets.

30. The detailed subproject components of Zone 1 of Right Bank are presented in the

following Table: 1

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Table 1: Components of the Subproject Zone-1 of Right Bank

Sl. No Components of the

Subproject

Details of the Components and Capacity

Required for this subproject

Diameter of Pipeline to be laid in Subproject varies from 400 to 1600 mm

passing through 31 Villages of Zeerapur Tehsil in District Rajgarh.

1. Pipe Diameter of 400 mm The total length of Pipeline of this Diameter

will be 26927 meters.


will be 950 meters.














will be 4957 meters


will be 2075

31. In compliance with the applicable Government of India, State Government and ADB

legal and policy framework, a Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan (LARP) for these above

mentioned components is prepared as per its detailed design. The LARP also comply with the

Land Acquisition Framework (LAF) for the Project agreed between WRD and ADB. This

subproject is considered as Category-B as per Involuntary Resettlement (IR) categorization is

concerned. Because there is only temporary impact on the properties of 1344 households of 31

Villages in Zeerapur Tehsil. Due to temporary and partial acquisition of their land, the impact on

their properties is insignificant. ’.

B. General Profile of the Subproject Area

32. The subproject area lies in 31 Villages of Jirapur Tehsil of Rajgarh District. Rajgarh

District which is located in the Northern part of Malwa Plateau. It forms the North Western part

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of Division of Bhopal Commissioner. It has a Quadrangular shape with the Northern and

Western sides longer than the Southern and Eastern sides respectively. The zigzag boundaries

of the District resemble a pear. The total Geographical area of the District is 6,154 Sq.km.

having a population of 15,45,814 according to Census of 2011.

33. Rajgarh is one of the small Districts of Madhya Pradesh both in respect of area and

population. The Composition of the Caste population indicates that there is 19.13% of

Scheduled Caste population and 3.47% Scheduled Tribe population in Rajgarh District of

Madhya Pradesh. There is a great representation of Other Backward Caste (OBC) in this

District. This District has a Sex Ratio of 956 females for every 1000 males with a literacy rate of

61.21%. At present there is acute shortage of irrigation facilities in the District so the local

population is able to take only one crop in a year.

C. Subproject Impacts and Benefits

34. The proposed pressurized pipeline will give long-term benefits of irrigation to the local

population of the area. Once the project is completed they will be able to take two crops in a

year, which will improve their economic condition. This subproject has many positive impacts on

the local population of the area which will be benefitted immensely by this upcoming project.

35. Due to availability of water they will have an increased irrigation potential. The irrigation

will be through underground-pressurized pipelines so there will not be any evaporation of water

and that may prove to be a low maintenance scheme of irrigation. Once the benefitted

population will be able to take two crops in a year they will have better living standards. Due to

sustained availability of water there will be increased green cover in the area. The increased

green cover in the area will help in conservation of the forest.

36. The Subproject area is mainly dependent on farming and therefore with the availability of

irrigation facilities in the area the yield of the crop will be doubled and the quality of the grains

will also improve. To sell the surplus grains there will be improved market facilities in the area.

The availability of better marketing facilities in the adjoining areas will improve their economic

condition resulting into better life style, status and in confidence building.

37. The proposed subproject can be viewed as boosting economic growth and poverty

reduction which will bring substantial social and economic development in the region. The social

benefits arising due to the subproject will be triggered off to improved irrigation potential and

better market facilities, which will also open up wider work and opportunities for increased

frequency of interaction with outsiders. This will increase the awareness level of the people in

the villages with regard to their health and nutrition, lesser rate of mortality, value of education

and proper utilization of available resources.

38. Due to their exposure with adjoining developed areas and interaction with the

government, non-government and other development agents will help people to gain new

knowledge on improved farming, land development, development and maintenance of natural

resources through the formation of various economic and social development groups. All these

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developments in the area will open new horizons of their economic development and confidence

building not only for them but even for the next generations.

D. Minimizing Land Acquisition

39. Efforts have been made through appropriate project design to minimize adverse social

impacts and to reduce disruption of livelihood by rerouting the alignment of the distribution

pipeline to save any shelters and other permanent structures in the impacted area.

40. The construction work of laying of underground distribution pipelines will be requiring

only temporary land acquisition so there will not be any physical displacement of the affected

households. Because only 9.11 ha of private land of 1344 DHs will be impacted temporarily.

Whereas 0.84 ha of Government Land will also be temporarily impacted. No shelters or any

other permanent structures are being impacted in this subproject. Therefore, there will not be

any significant impact on the land and livelihood of the affected households..

E. Scope and Objectives of Preparation of Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan (LARP)

41. The objective of this LARP is to assist the affected people to improve, if possible, or at

least restore their living standards to the pre-project level. The document describes the

magnitude of impact, mitigation measures proposed, method of valuation of land, structure and

other assets, eligibility criteria for availing benefits, baseline socio-economic characteristics,

entitlements based on type of losses and tenure, the institutional arrangement for delivering the

entitlements and mechanism for resolving grievances and monitoring.

42. Implementation of the Subproject will involve land acquisition of 9.11 ha of Private Land

of 1344 households but there will not be any physical displacement of the affected population

because of partial and temporary impact on their properties. This LARP have been prepared on

the basis of subproject survey findings and in consultation with various stakeholders.

43. The LARP comply with ADB Safeguard Policy Statement-2009 designed by ADB to

protect the rights of the affected persons and communities. The issues identified and addressed

in this document, are as follows:-

(a) Type and extent of loss of land / non-land assets, loss of livelihood, loss of common property resources and social infrastructure;

(b) Impacts on vulnerable groups like poor, women and other disadvantaged sections of society including non-title holder DPs,

(c) Public consultation and peoples participation in the subproject; (d) Existing legal and administrative framework and formulation of resettlement (e) Preparation of entitlement matrix, formulation of relocation strategy and

restoration of businesses / income; (f) R&R cost estimate including provision for fund and; (g) Institutional framework for the implementation of the plan, including grievance

redress mechanism, monitoring & reporting.

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F. Methodology adopted for Socio-economic Survey

44. For preparation of LARP, Socio-economic survey was carried as 1344 displaced

households DHs) comprising a population of 8089 DPs, are being affected due to construction

of the components of this subproject. All the temporary structures are proposed to be

constructed on Private and Government Land as mentioned in Table No.3 of this LARP.

45. The census survey includes the (i) Inventory of 100% losses of land and non-land

assets, (ii) Categorization and measurements of potential loss, (iii) Physical measurements of

the affected assets / structures, (iv) Identification of trees and crops, (v) Collection of information

on household characteristics, including social, economic and demographic profile. In this

Subproject private property of 1344 displaced households, is being affected so Group

Consultations were held with DPs, People’s Representatives, General Public, Women,

Government Officials and the concerning Officials of L&T Construction.

46. The Primary Data was collected through pre-tested Structured Schedule.Important

aspects covered in the Schedule are the identification particulars of the Affected Person /

Affected Household, Family Details of the Respondent, Assets and irrigation facilities, details of

infrastructures, land utilization, cropping pattern, employment activities, household income,

expenditure, type of effects, losses and status of Vulnerable population and women headed

households. To ensure peoples’ participation in the planning phase and aiming at promotion of

public understanding and fruitful solutions of developmental problems such as local needs of

farmers and prospects of resettlement, various sections of affected households and DPs were

consulted through group consultations, individual interviews, formal and informal consultations.

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III. SCOPE OF LAND ACQUISITION AND RESETTLEMENT

A. Land Acquisition Requirement

47. The subproject components comprise of construction of Laying of Pipelines of different

Diameters varying from 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900, 1100, 1200, 1400 and 1600mm for supply

of water for Irrigation purposes of the project. All the components of this subproject may have

temporary impact on the properties of the impacted households so no land has to be acquired

permanently.

48. The longest alignment of the pipeline is of 400 mm which will be 26927 meters long. The

500 mm pipeline will be laid in 950 meters of length. The length of 600 mm pipeline will be 3332

meters and 4465 meters in length for 700 mm. The 800 mm pipeline will be 5496 meters in

length and 2599 meters of 900 Diameter. The pipeline length of 1100 Diameter will be 9371

meters and 5052 meters of 1200 mm in Diameter. The pipeline length of 1400 mm will be 4957

meters and 2075 meters for 1600 mm Diameter of pipeline. The above mentioned components

of this Subproject in all will not require permanent structures so the land has to be acquired

temporarily till the construction work is going on.

49. For construction of these components 9.11 ha of private land and 0.84 ha of

Government land has to be acquired temporarily for laying of distribution pipeline. The detailed

land requirements for various components of this subproject are presented in Table: 2.

Table 2: Land Acquisition Requirements for the Subproject

Sl. No. Components Nature of

Acquisition Area (in Ha)

1 2075 meters of 1600 mm pipelines Temporary 0.66










Total 9.95

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B. Resettlement Impacts

50. The land for laying of underground distribution pipeline in this Subproject has to be

acquired temporarily, which has been distributed in two categories that are private land and

government land in the subproject area. Since there is temporary acquisition of private land so

the provisions of Pipeline Act of the State will be applicable in this subproject.

51. There will be only temporary impact on 9.11 ha of Private Land of 1344 DHs and 0.84

ha of Government Land, which needs to be acquired temporarily. These 1344 DHs comprise a

population of 8089 Displaced Persons. The details of ownership and the type of land is

summarized in the following Table: 3

Table 3: Ownership of Land Affected in the Subproject

Sl. No. Type of Ownership Household Temporary Total

(in Ha) (in Ha) 1 Private Revenue 1344 9.11 9.11 2 Government 0 0.84 0.84

Total 9.95 9.95

C. Loss of Private Land in the Subproject

52. These underground distribution pipelines will be passing through the private properties

of 1344 affected households causing only temporary impact on their properties. The impact on

their properties will be for the time being as long as the construction work is going on.

53. The inventory of losses of the land and other assets for each affected household has

been prepared based on the losses to be incurred due to the laying of Distribution Pipeline

System. Most of the losses are of temporary nature so may require only temporary land

acquisition but the impacted properties will have to be duly compensated as per their

Entitlement Matrix which will be based on the provisions of Pipeline Act of the State. The

Entitlement Matrix has been elaborated in Chapter X of ‘Land Acquisition Budget and Financing Plan’. The pipeline of various diameters will be passing through the properties of 1344 DHs and

8089 DPs residing in 31 Villages in Zeerapur Tehsil of District Rajgarh. The Private Land of 9.11

ha area to be impacted and its utilization has been indicated in following Table No.4

Table 4: Details of Affected Persons in the Subproject

Sl. No. Type of Impacts Affected Households Affected Persons

1 Temporary Acquisition 1344 8089

Total 1344 8089

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D. Loss of Structures in the Subproject

54. Due to subproject intervention, no residential or commercial land is being affected. There

is no impact on any Community Property Resources (CPR) also which is being utilized by the

local population of the affected area.

E. Loss of other Assets in the Subproject

55. Among other impacts, 22 Trees of Standing Orchard in A-Category, 31 Trees of B-

Category and 2 Trees of C-Category will be impacted. The classification of all the 3 categories

of Orange Trees has been specified in Chapter X of ‘Land Acquisition Budget and Financing Plan’. Besides this there are 7 other varieties of Fruit bearing trees and 4 Non Fruit Bearing

Tress impacted under this subproject. These impacts are due to the laying of distribution

pipeline. However, these impacts will be of temporary nature for which due compensation has to

be paid for the loss incurred to them. The cash compensation has to be paid for all these losses

for which the inventory of the losses has been prepared based on the physical survey of the

area. Budgetary provisions have also been made for payment of compensation for the loss of

fruit bearing trees and other tress.

F. Loss of Livelihood in the Subproject

56. There will be temporary impact only on 9.11 ha of privately owned land of 1344 DHs.

The impacted land will be acquired temporarily so won’t cause any physical displacement of the

affected population... Since there will be only temporary impact on the properties of 1344 DHs

with no physical displacement so there is no significant impact on the livelihood of all 1344 AHs.

Even then following measures will be taken to take care of their better economic -condition:-

(a) As per the provisions of Pipeline Act of the State, the Payment of Double Crop

Compensation and 15% amount of compensation for the impacted land will be made to

the temporarily affected households in this subproject.

(b) The DHs with their due Compensation of temporarily acquired land and permanently

impacted trees can develop their balance land holdings so that there is more productivity

of the crops.

(c) Encourage the DPs to take Skill up-gradation training from the existing Government

Industrial Training Institutes or to avail the opportunities of any ongoing Government

Programs of Skill Development being conducted in the area . .

(d) Preference in employment under the project, during construction and its implementation

will be given to the economically DPs.

(e) New avocations can be opted for by the DPs with the amount of compensation received

of their impacted properties.

(f) Organizing Awareness Camps for DPs for imparting information regarding ongoing

schemes of the Government and for proper utilization of the compensation amount for

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development of their remaining agricultural land so that the productivity of the land

increases which will result into their better economic conditions.

(g) .There is insignificant impact which is less than 10% on the land of the affected

households so the amount of compensation due to the AHs is also not much. Therefore’ there is lack of interest in taking that meager amount of compensation by AH, due to the

hassles of lengthy formalities of the Government. Secondly, there may be more than 3-5

shareholders in the family of that little amount of Compensation which includes their

married sisters too. The whole procedure of getting that compensation may cost more

than the amount of compensation they may get, so they don’t find it feasible to take

much pains for such little amount of compensation. In such type of cases it was decided

that, the AH, if wants to forego the amount of compensation has to sign a Memorandum

of Understanding (MOU) to be documented to forego the amount of compensation. But

before signing of the MOU by the AH, the amount of compensation due to the AH has to

be informed to the respective family which will enable them to take a rationale decision

in the matter. The format of the MOU is attached as Annexure 13.

The significance of the impact on land of all 1344 AHs and 8089 has been presented in the

following Table No.6 which indicates that there is less than 10% impact on their land:

Table 5 : Significance of Impact on Land Sl.No. Scale of Impact Household Persons %HH

1. Insignificant Impact on the

properties of Temporary AHs.

which is less than 10% Impact

1344

8089

100

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IV. SOCIO-ECONOMIC INFORMATION AND PROFILE

A. Census Socioeconomic Survey

57. The Census field survey enumerated all private assets/properties and common property

resources within the proposed alignment of 31 Villages located in Zeerapur Tehsil of District

Rajgarh. For every Affected Household (AH), a pre-tested structured questionnaire was

administered during the socio-economic survey and inventory of losses. The survey recorded

details of (i) identification of the Displaced Households (DH); (ii) type, use and extent of losses

of the AHs; and (iii) enumerating their losses based on their entitlement matrix

58. In addition to recording the above information, detailed socio-economic characteristics,

including a demographic profile of members of the household, standard of living, inventory of

physical assets, vulnerability characteristics, indebtedness level, health and sanitation, and

ascertaining perceptions about project, resettlement options and compensation, was collected

from all the impacted 1344 displaced households. Details of Common Property Resources

(CPR) within the alignment were also recorded.

59. The DPs are categorized in a single category only as the impact of loss of their

properties is mainly of temporary nature in this subproject. Therefore the DHs and DPs are

entitled to get compensation of their land holdings and other impacted structures temporarily if

any as per their entitlement matrix.

B. Demographic Profile of Project Affected Households

1. Sex Ratio amongst the DPs

60. In this Project the pipeline is passing through the properties of 1344 affected

households. Therefore in all 1344 surveyed displaced households, there is 52.84% of male

population and 47.16% of female population. Out of all 1344 surveyed households the males in

all the 1344 AHs are heading the family and none of the female is heading any household in

these three affected Villages of Zeerapur Tehsil of District Rajgarh.

Table 6: All Displaced Persons by Sex

Name of village Male Female Total Percentage

Balaheda 565 449 1014 12.54

Barkhedi Umath 174 153 327 4.04

Barmankhedi 130 137 267 3.30

Banskhedi 5 3 8 0.10

Budanpur 133 118 251 3.10

Chhatarpura 193 159 352 4.35

Dhatrawda 279 261 540 6.68

Deogarh 94 87 181 2.24

Gordhanpura 119 111 230 2.84

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Jetpura 43 38 81 1.00

Jhadmau 73 85 158 1.95

Kadlawad 198 173 371 4.59

Kalakheda 103 101 204 2.52

Kalapipal 24 17 41 0.51

Khankri 181 185 366 4.52

Khubanpura 48 42 90 1.11

Kotda 26 23 49 0.61

Laliyakhedi 39 40 79 0.98

Mundi 133 111 244 3.02

Nandani 301 276 577 7.13

Padampura 222 189 411 5.08

Pipalya Mochi 187 156 343 4.24

Rajpura 74 62 136 1.68

Ramnagar 71 67 138 1.71

Semali 138 130 268 3.31

Semla 40 39 79 0.98

Shahwajpura 129 119 248 3.07

Shankarpura 32 25 57 0.70

Shyampura 46 42 88 1.09

Surajpura 132 120 252 3.12

Ubhapan 342 297 639 7.90

Total 4274 3815 8089 100.00 Percentage 52.84 47.16 100.00

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2. Household by Religion

61. 1344 Households were surveyed based on the religion they follow, and the data analysis

indicates that all 1314 households are the followers of Hinduism. Only 29 DHs are the followers

of Muslim Religion and only One Jain DH were found living in these 31 affected villages.

Table 7: Displaced Household by Religion

Name of village Hindu Muslims Jain Total Percentage

Balaheda 177 1 0 178 13.24

Barkhedi Umath 58 0 0 58 4.32

Barmankhedi 43 0 0 43 3.20

Banskhedi 2 0 0 2 0.15

Budanpur 48 0 0 48 3.57

Chhatarpura 47 1 0 48 3.57

Dhatrawda 88 1 1 90 6.70

Deogarh 28 1 0 29 2.16

Gordhanpura 43 0 0 43 3.20

Jetpura 11 0 0 11 0.82

Jhadmau 16 6 0 22 1.64

Kadlawad 72 0 0 72 5.36

Kalakheda 34 0 0 34 2.53

Kalapipal 7 0 0 7 0.52

Khankri 57 7 0 64 4.76

Khubanpura 12 0 0 12 0.89

Kotda 8 0 0 8 0.60

Laliyakhedi 10 0 0 10 0.74

Mundi 53 0 0 53 3.94

Nandani 98 0 0 98 7.29

Padampura 64 2 0 66 4.91

Pipalya Mochi 54 0 0 54 4.02

Rajpura 16 0 0 16 1.19

Ramnagar 19 0 0 19 1.41

Semali 37 1 0 38 2.83

Semla 15 0 0 15 1.12

Shahwajpura 32 0 0 32 2.38

Shankarpura 9 0 0 9 0.67

Shyampura 14 0 0 14 1.04

Surajpura 41 2 0 43 3.20

Ubhapan 101 7 0 108 8.04

Total 1314 29 1 1344 100.00 Percentage 97.77 2.16 0.07 100.00

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3. Household by Social Group

62. The Social Category of the AHs was also judged by the socio-economic survey, which

indicates that there is majority of Other Backward Caste population, comprising 86.16 % of the

total population in these 31 villages. The Scheduled Caste representation is 5.65 %, 0.37 % of

ST Families and 7.81 % of General Category was found amongst these 1344 displaced

households.

Table 8: Displaced Persons by Social Category Name of village SC ST OBC General Total Percentage

Balaheda 7 3 161 7 178 13.24

Barkhedi Umath 1 0 57 0 58 4.32

Barmankhedi 3 0 39 1 43 3.20

Banskhedi 0 0 1 1 2 0.15

Budanpur 0 0 48 0 48 3.57

Chhatarpura 6 0 41 1 48 3.57

Dhatrawda 2 0 47 41 90 6.70

Deogarh 0 0 29 0 29 2.16

Gordhanpura 19 0 24 0 43 3.20

Jetpura 0 0 9 2 11 0.82

Jhadmau 1 0 19 2 22 1.64

Kadlawad 16 0 37 19 72 5.36

Kalakheda 2 0 32 0 34 2.53

Kalapipal 0 0 7 0 7 0.52

Khankri 0 0 61 3 64 4.76

Khubanpura 0 0 12 0 12 0.89

Kotda 0 0 8 0 8 0.60

Laliyakhedi 1 0 9 0 10 0.74

Mundi 0 0 53 0 53 3.94

Nandani 8 2 74 14 98 7.29

Padampura 0 0 57 9 66 4.91

Pipalya Mochi 0 0 54 0 54 4.02

Rajpura 0 0 16 0 16 1.19

Ramnagar 1 0 16 2 19 1.41

Semali 0 0 38 0 38 2.83

Semla 0 0 15 0 15 1.12

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Shahwajpura 7 0 25 0 32 2.38

Shankarpura 1 0 8 0 9 0.67

Shyampura 0 0 14 0 14 1.04

Surajpura 1 0 42 0 43 3.20

Ubhapan 0 0 105 3 108 8.04

Total 76 5 1158 105 1344 100.00 Percentage

5.65 0.37 86.16 7.81 100.00

4. Household by Size of Family

63. Family of size 4-5 members account for 45.31% followed by 35.49% having 1-3

members in the family. There is 17.14% of families having 6-7 Members and 22.86% families

are having more than 7 Members in the family.

Table 9: Size of the household

Name of village 1 to 5 Members

6 or 8 Members

9 or 10 Members

Above 10 Members

Total Percentage

Balaheda 78 68 19 14 179 13.32


Barmankhedi 23 11 3 6 43 3.20

Banskhedi 2 0 0 0 2 0.15

Budanpur 31 11 4 2 48 3.57

Chhatarpura 20 13 3 12 48 3.57

Dhatrawda 30 41 11 7 89 6.62

Deogarh 8 15 4 2 29 2.16

Gordhanpura 26 13 3 2 44 3.27

Jetpura 0 7 1 3 11 0.82

Jhadmau 12 9 0 1 22 1.64

Kadlawad 43 24 2 3 72 5.36

Kalakheda 12 14 4 4 34 2.53

Kalapipal 2 4 1 0 7 0.52

Khankri 24 27 5 8 64 4.76

Khubanpura 5 3 2 2 12 0.89

Kotda 4 3 1 0 8 0.60


Mundi 38 10 2 3 53 3.94

Nandani 46 36 6 10 98 7.29

Padampura 26 28 5 7 66 4.91

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Pipalya Mochi 31 12 5 6 54 4.02

Rajpura 6 4 1 5 16 1.19

Ramnagar 6 8 1 4 19 1.41

Semali 14 13 3 8 38 2.83

Semla 10 3 2 0 15 1.12

Shahwajpura 11 9 8 4 32 2.38


Shyampura 7 3 2 2 14 1.04

Surajpura 22 12 5 4 43 3.20

Ubhapan 32 50 12 13 107 7.96

Total 609 477 117 141 1344 100.00 Percentage 45.31 35.49 8.71 10.49 100.0

5. Age Group of DPs

64. 31.08% of DPs are in the age group of 21 years and below followed by 29.99% coming

under age group of 22-35 years, followed by 22.23% coming under the age group of 36-50

years, 12.00% belonging to age group of 51-65 years and only 4.70% DPs are more than 65

years of age. The analysis indicates that the life expectancy is still very low in these villages.

Table 10: Age Group of Displaced Persons Name of village Up to

21 Years

22 to 35

Years

36 to 50

Years

51 to 65

Years

Above 65

Years

Total Percentage

Balaheda 285 312 234 141 42 1014 12.54

Barkhedi Umath 113 92 60 52 10 327 4.04

Barmankhedi 79 88 56 29 15 267 3.30

Banskhedi 0 0 0 1 7 8 0.10

Budanpur 89 85 47 26 4 251 3.10

Chhatarpura 122 102 75 41 12 352 4.35

Dhatrawda 169 152 116 72 31 540 6.68

Deogarh 36 62 54 25 4 181 2.24

Gordhanpura 83 55 57 26 9 230 2.84

Jetpura 20 29 19 8 5 81 1.00

Jhadmau 48 44 47 12 7 158 1.95

Kadlawad 124 126 77 34 10 371 4.59

Kalakheda 88 55 42 19 0 204 2.52

Kalapipal 14 14 6 2 5 41 0.51

Khankri 99 118 76 55 18 366 4.52

Khubanpura 38 18 23 9 2 90 1.11

Kotda 23 10 11 0 5 49 0.61

Laliyakhedi 27 21 14 14 3 79 0.98

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Mundi 96 77 42 18 11 244 3.02

Nandani 195 154 134 69 25 577 7.13

Padampura 90 124 97 73 27 411 5.08

Pipalya Mochi 107 114 69 43 10 343 4.24

Rajpura 55 38 31 6 6 136 1.68

Ramnagar 50 43 23 14 8 138 1.71

Semali 88 68 67 32 13 268 3.31

Semla 14 32 18 9 6 79 0.98

Shahwajpura 107 59 45 21 16 248 3.07

Shankarpura 8 20 10 11 8 57 0.70

Shyampura 20 26 29 11 2 88 1.09

Surajpura 84 74 56 25 13 252 3.12

Ubhapan 143 214 163 73 46 639 7.90

Total 2514 2426 1798 971 380 8089 100.00 Percentage 31.08 29.99 22.23 12.00 4.70 100.00

C. Socio-economic Profile

1. Educational level of DPs

65. The data analysis of educational level indicates that 48.97% DPs are still not educated,

followed by 26.10% who are only primary school passed, followed by 13.28% who are 6th to 8th

Class passed, 7.45% are 9th to Class 12th passed. There are 3.28% DPs who are graduates

followed by 0.93% who are post graduates and none are Diploma Holders.

Table 11 : Educational level of Displaced Persons

Name of village Up to 5th

6th - 8th

9th - 12th

Graduate Post Graduate

Illiterate Total Percentage

Balaheda 167 117 104 69 39 518 1014 12.54

Barkhedi Umath 65 47 16 4 2 193 327 4.04

Barmankhedi 85 30 20 4 6 122 267 3.30

Banskhedi 1 2 0 1 0 4 8 0.10

Budanpur 107 19 7 7 0 111 251 3.10

Chhatarpura 122 37 29 12 0 152 352 4.35

Dhatrawda 93 80 59 7 10 291 540 6.68

Deogarh 46 12 12 4 0 107 181 2.24

Gordhanpura 84 28 11 7 1 99 230 2.84

Jetpura 27 8 2 1 2 41 81 1.00

Jhadmau 19 26 21 3 0 89 158 1.95

Kadlawad 94 64 43 39 4 127 371 4.59

Kalakheda 77 31 5 1 0 90 204 2.52

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Kalapipal 12 3 0 0 0 26 41 0.51

Khankri 71 65 48 1 5 176 366 4.52

Khubanpura 33 7 0 2 0 48 90 1.11

Kotda 16 12 4 5 0 12 49 0.61

Laliyakhedi 18 15 7 8 0 31 79 0.98

Mundi 72 28 5 0 0 139 244 3.02

Nandani 134 83 38 19 0 303 577 7.13

Padampura 99 49 23 17 0 223 411 5.08

Pipalya Mochi 131 44 15 4 0 149 343 4.24

Rajpura 64 17 4 0 0 51 136 1.68

Ramnagar 28 23 12 7 1 67 138 1.71

Semali 90 42 24 6 1 105 268 3.31

Semla 17 7 4 11 0 40 79 0.98

Shahwajpura 80 33 8 4 0 123 248 3.07

Shankarpura 13 2 7 0 0 35 57 0.70

Shyampura 11 19 11 4 0 43 88 1.09

Surajpura 77 50 19 9 0 97 252 3.12

Ubhapan 158 74 45 9 4 349 639 7.90

Total 2111 1074 603 265 75 3961 8089 100.00 Percentage 26.10 13.28 7.45 3.28 0.93 48.97 100.00

2. Occupation of DPs

66. The occupation of DP’s indicates that 44.28% are cultivators followed by 18.59% who

are agricultural laborers, 30.56% are not in any work force and only 6.56% are salaried

employees. Therefore majority of population belongs to agricultural sector either as land owner /

cultivator or as agriculture laborers.

Table 12: Occupation of Displaced Persons

Name of village Salaried Cultivators Agricultural Laborer

Not in Workforce

Total Percentage

Balaheda 116 346 225 327 1014 12.54

Barkhedi Umath 27 128 49 123 327 4.04

Barmankhedi 32 98 43 94 267 3.30

Banskhedi 0 3 0 5 8 0.10

Budanpur 11 110 37 93 251 3.10

Chhatarpura 16 157 65 114 352 4.35

Dhatrawda 59 214 108 159 540 6.68

Deogarh 13 94 44 30 181 2.24

Gordhanpura 9 102 47 72 230 2.84

Jetpura 2 41 19 19 81 1.00

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Jhadmau 7 66 37 48 158 1.95

Kadlawad 37 198 41 95 371 4.59

Kalakheda 10 94 32 68 204 2.52

Kalapipal 0 20 6 15 41 0.51

Khankri 19 194 59 94 366 4.52

Khubanpura 3 41 16 30 90 1.11

Kotda 0 21 11 17 49 0.61

Laliyakhedi 0 35 14 30 79 0.98

Mundi 5 119 33 87 244 3.02

Nandani 51 248 104 174 577 7.13

Padampura 22 201 81 107 411 5.08

Pipalya Mochi 8 163 59 113 343 4.24

Rajpura 0 64 31 41 136 1.68

Ramnagar 1 59 23 55 138 1.71

Semali 11 122 57 78 268 3.31

Semla 0 41 18 20 79 0.98

Shahwajpura 6 104 35 103 248 3.07

Shankarpura 0 31 10 16 57 0.70

Shyampura 3 45 21 19 88 1.09

Surajpura 14 125 46 67 252 3.12

Ubhapan 49 298 133 159 639 7.90


3. Income of Household

67. Household income of 8.11% affected population is more than Rs.10000 per month,

followed by 13.69% earning in between Rupees Rs7000 to Rs.10000 per month. The .33.26%

of affected population having income of Rs 5,001 to 7,000 per month. Rest 44.94% affected

population having monthly income up to 5,000 per month.

Table 13: Monthly Household Income of Displaced Households Name of village Up to

5000 5001 to

7000 7001 to 10000

Above 10000

Total Percentage

Balaheda 69 60 33 16 178 13.24


Barmankhedi 13 20 5 5 43 3.20

Banskhedi 1 1 0 0 2 0.15

Budanpur 20 11 9 8 48 3.57

Chhatarpura 17 12 12 7 48 3.57

Dhatrawda 50 29 5 6 90 6.70

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Deogarh 15 6 4 4 29 2.16

Gordhanpura 31 11 1 0 43 3.20

Jetpura 4 6 1 0 11 0.82

Jhadmau 2 10 8 2 22 1.64

Kadlawad 27 23 14 8 72 5.36

Kalakheda 14 10 8 2 34 2.53

Kalapipal 3 2 2 0 7 0.52

Khankri 44 19 1 0 64 4.76

Khubanpura 8 3 1 0 12 0.89

Kotda 5 1 1 1 8 0.60


Mundi 22 17 9 5 53 3.94

Nandani 38 21 23 16 98 7.29

Padampura 27 33 3 3 66 4.91

Pipalya Mochi 19 17 11 7 54 4.02

Rajpura 8 4 2 2 16 1.19

Ramnagar 11 6 2 0 19 1.41

Semali 23 10 4 1 38 2.83

Semla 9 5 1 0 15 1.12

Shahwajpura 18 9 3 2 32 2.38


Shyampura 7 4 2 1 14 1.04

Surajpura 21 13 6 3 43 3.20

Ubhapan 50 55 2 1 108 8.04


4. Impact to Vulnerable DH (mutually exclusive)

68. The vulnerable population was also assessed amongst 1344 DHs. The weakest section

representing 41.96 % is Below Poverty Line (BPL) but there are 6 women headed household

found amongst the surveyed displaced households. There is near about 5.65 % of SC

population and 0.37 Scheduled Tribe population was found amongst these 1344 DHs. There

are 693 Households who don’t come under the category of Vulnerable population. The

vulnerable status of DHs in the Project, which is mutually exclusive in the order of priority as

presented in the following table is given below:

Table 14 : Vulnerable (mutually exclusive) Name of village

Women Headed

Household

Below Poverty

Line

ST SC Not Applicable

Total Percentage

Balaheda 2 76 3 7 90 178 13.24

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Barkhedi Umath 0 32 0 1 25 58 4.32

Barmankhedi 0 13 0 3 27 43 3.20

Banskhedi 0 0 0 0 2 2 0.15

Budanpur 0 7 0 0 41 48 3.57

Chhatarpura 0 6 0 6 36 48 3.57

Dhatrawda 3 63 0 2 22 90 6.70

Deogarh 0 20 0 0 9 29 2.16

Gordhanpura 0 16 0 19 8 43 3.20

Jetpura 0 3 0 0 8 11 0.82

Jhadmau 0 11 0 1 10 22 1.64

Kadlawad 0 29 0 16 27 72 5.36

Kalakheda 1 21 0 2 10 34 2.53

Kalapipal 0 5 0 0 2 7 0.52

Khankri 0 26 0 0 38 64 4.76

Khubanpura 0 2 0 0 10 12 0.89

Kotda 0 4 0 0 4 8 0.60

Laliyakhedi 0 9 0 1 0 10 0.74

Mundi 0 15 0 0 38 53 3.94

Nandani 0 49 2 8 39 98 7.29

Padampura 0 38 0 0 28 66 4.91

Pipalya Mochi 0 23 0 0 31 54 4.02

Rajpura 0 2 0 0 14 16 1.19

Ramnagar 0 15 0 1 3 19 1.41

Semali 0 10 0 0 28 38 2.83

Semla 0 4 0 0 11 15 1.12

Shahwajpura 0 12 0 7 13 32 2.38

Shankarpura 0 4 0 1 4 9 0.67

Shyampura 0 8 0 0 6 14 1.04

Surajpura 0 9 0 1 33 43 3.20

Ubhapan 0 32 0 0 76 108 8.04

Total 6 564 5 76 693 1344 100.00 Percentage 0.45 41.96 0.37 5.65 51.56 100.00

D. Key Socio-economic Indicators

69. The key socio-economic indicators established, based on the socio-economic survey

carried out in the month of April and May’ 2019 presented in the following table.

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70. The data analysis of the socio-economic indicators represents that average monthly

income of the family in Balaheda Village is Rs.15,124 with 3 Earners, Barkhedi Umath Village it

is Rs12,474 per month with 2 Earners and in Barmankhedi Village it is Rs 10,478 with 2

Earners, in Banskhedi it is Rs. 11,589 per month with 2 Earners, in Budanpur it is Rs. 10674

with 3 Earners, in Chattarpura it is Rs.8745 with 4 Earners, in Dhatravada it is 15,852 with 3

Earners, in Deogarh it is Rs. 10,682 with 2 Earners, in Gordhanpura it is Rs. 11645 with 2

Earners, in Jetpura it is 14899 with 3 Earners, it is Rs. 14577 with 2 Earners in Jhadmau Village,

it is Rs. 16448 with 4 Earners in Kadlawad Village, it is Rs. 8874 with 2 Earners in Kalakheda

Village, it is Rs. 10152 with 2 Earners in Kalapipal Village, it is Rs. 13,996 with 3 Earners in

Khankri Village, it is Rs. 9263 with 2 Earners in Khubanpura Village, it is Rs. 9444 with 2

Eaarners in Kotda Village, it is Rs. 8693 with 3 Earners in Laliyakhedi, it is Rs. 14,500 with 3

Earners in Mundi Village, 3 Earners with Rs. 15959 per month in Nandani Village, it is Rs.

13778 with 3 Earners in Padampura Village, it is Rs. 9574 with 2 Earners in Pipalyamochi

Village, it is Rs. 16,235 with 4 earners in Rajpura Village, it is Rs. 14878 with 3 Earners in

Ramnagar Village, it is Rs. 12,666 with 3 Earners in Semali Village, it is Rs. 14,895 with 3

Earners in Semla Village, it is Rs. 16,742 with 4 Earners in Shahwajpura, it is Rs. 13,557 with 4

Earners in Shyampura, it is Rs. 12,201 with 3 Earners in Surajpura Village, it is Rs. 12,304 with

3 Earners in Ubhapan Village.

71. In Balaheda Village there are 72 Separate Kitchen, 96 separate toilet, 145 separate

bath, 176 households are having electric connections, 177 AHs have Drinking Water facility,

and 166 AHs have LPG Cooking Gas Connection with 2 Women Headed Households. In

Barkhedi Umath Village, there are 9 separate Kitchen, 18 separate toilets, 26 separate Bath, 57

AHs have electricity, 58 have drinking water facility and 36 have LPG Connections.. In

Barmankhedi Village there are 17 separate kitchens, 22 separate toilet, 31 Separate Bath, 43

AHs have Electricity, 43 have Drinking Water facility, 37 have LPG connections.. In Village

Banskhedi there are 2 separate Toilet, 2 separate Bath, 2 have electricity and drinking water

facility, 2 of them have LPG connection. In Village Budanpur there is one separate kitchen, 23

separate toilet, 42 separate Bath, 48 have electric connection and drinking water facility, and 41

households have LPG Connection. In Chattarpura there are 4 separate Kitchen, 15 separate

Toilet, 38 separate Bath, 47 have electricity, 48 drinking water facility and 42 have LPG

Connection. In Dhatravada Village there are there are 28 separate kitchen, 47 separate toilet,

59 separate Bath, 88 of them have electricity and drinking water facility, 3 Women Headed

Households and 74 households have LPG connections. In Deogarh Village there are 13

separate Kitchen, 24 separate toilets, 27 separate Bath, 29 of them have electricity, drinking

water facility and LPG connection. In Gordhanpura Village 4 households have separate kitchen,

12 have separate toilet, 20 separate bathrooms and 42 of them have electricity, drinking water

facility and LPG connection. In Jetpura Village there is 1 separate kitchen, 3 separate Toilet, 6

separate Bath, 11 have electricity, 10 have drinking water facility, and 6 of them have LPG

connection. In Jhadmau 2 households have separate kitchens, 8 have separate toilet, 10 have

separate Bathrooms, 21 have electricity and 22 households have Drinking water facility and

LPG Connection.

72. In Kadlawad there are 27 separate Kitchen, 57 separate Toilet, 74 separate Bath, 80

have electric connections, 71 have Drinking Water facility, and 66 have LPG Connection. In

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Kalakheda Village there are 5 separate Toilet, 3 separate Bath, 34 households have electric

connection and Drinking Water facility, 1 Women Headed Households and 17 have LPG

connection. In Village Kalapipal there is 1 separate toilet, 2 separate Bath, 7 households have

Electricity, Drinking Water and LPG Connection facility, In Village Khankri there are 23 separate

Kitchen, 30 separate Toilet, 41 have electric connection, 62 have drinking water facility and 63

have LPG connection. In Village Khubanpura, there are 3 separate kitchen, and Toilet, 8

households have separate Bath, 10 have electricity and drinking water facility and 6 have LPG

connections. In Village Kotda there is only 1 separate kitchen and 8 households have separate

Toilet, Bath, electricity, drinking water facility and LPG Gas connections. In Village Laliyakhedi

there are 2 separate Toilet, 5 separate Bath, 10 household have electricity and drinking water

facility and 8 LPG Gas Connection. In village Mundi there is 1 separate Kitchen, 15 separate

Toilet, 16 separate Bath, 52 electric connections, 53 have drinking water facility and 30 have

LPG Connection.

73. In Nandani Village there are 20 separate Kitchen, 58 separate Toilet, 69 separate Bath,

98 household have electricity, 97 have drinking water facility and 73 have LPG Connection. In

Padampura Village there are 19 separate kitchen, 35 separate toilet, 37 separate bath, 66 AHs

have electric connection, Drinking water facility and LPG Connections. In Pipalya Mochi there

are 6 separate kitchen, 43 separate toilet, 45 separate bath, 54 of them have electricity and

drinking water facility but 52 of them have LPG Connection. The overall analysis of the data

indicates that existing facilities available with the local population is not indicative of their very

good standard of living.

Table 15 : Key Socio-economic Indicators

Name of village

Monthly Family Income

No. of Earners

Permanent

Semi Permanent

Temp-orary

Houses

Sepa rate Kitc- hen

Sepa rate

Toilet

Sepa rate Bath

Electri City

Drinking Water HSC

LPG for

Coo-king

Family Size

Women Headed

HH

Total

Balaheda 15124 3 1 0 0 72 96 145 176 177 166 6.28 2 15980.3

Barkhedi Umath 12474 2 1 0 0 9 18 26 57 58 36 5.70 0 12691.7

Barmankhedi 10478 2 1 0 0 17 22 31 43 43 37 6.69 0 10684.7

Banskhedi 11589 2 1 0 0 0 2 2 2 2 2 4.00 0 11606

Budanpur 10674 3 1 0 0 1 23 42 48 48 41 5.37 0 10888.4

Chhatarpura 8745 4 1 0 0 4 15 38 47 48 42 7.72 0 8962.72

Dhatrawda 15852 3 1 0 0 28 47 59 88 88 74 6.96 3 16261

Deogarh 10682 2 1 0 0 13 24 27 29 29 29 6.20 0 10842.2

Gordhanpura 11645 2 1 0 0 4 12 20 42 42 42 5.43 0 11825.4

Jetpura 14899 3 1 0 0 1 3 6 11 10 6 10.63 0 14952.6

Jhadmau 14577 2 1 0 0 2 8 10 21 22 22 5.81 0 14671.8

Kadlawad 16448 4 1 0 0 27 57 74 80 71 66 5.32 0 16840.3

Kalakheda 8874 2 1 0 0 0 5 3 34 34 17 6.44 1 8979.44

Kalapipal 10152 2 1 0 0 0 1 2 7 7 7 6.00 0 10186

Khankri 13996 3 1 0 0 23 30 41 62 63 53 7.26 0 14286.3

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Khubanpura 9263 2 1 0 0 3 3 8 10 10 6 7.50 0 9313.5

Kotda 9444 2 1 0 0 1 8 8 8 8 8 6.12 0 9495.12

Laliyakhedi 8693 3 1 0 0 0 2 5 10 10 8 8.60 0 8740.6

Mundi 14500 3 1 0 0 6 15 16 52 53 30 4.71 0 14682.7

Nandani 15959 3 1 0 0 20 58 69 98 97 73 6.21 0 16390.2

Padampura 13778 3 1 0 0 19 35 37 66 66 66 6.68 0 14082.7

Pipalya Mochi 9574 2 1 0 0 6 43 45 54 54 52 6.50 0 9839.5

Rajpura 16235 4 1 0 0 0 6 8 16 16 15 8.75 0 16310.8

Ramnagar 14878 3 1 0 0 3 8 8 19 19 12 7.89 0 14958.9

Semali 12666 3 1 0 0 1 16 19 37 37 37 7.34 0 12826.3

Semla 14895 3 1 0 0 4 7 13 15 15 14 5.26 0 14973.3

Shahwajpura 16742 4 1 0 0 2 11 15 42 32 32 7.68 0 16890.7

Shankarpura 13557 4 1 0 0 0 3 4 9 9 8 7.00 0 13603

Shyampura 11843 3 1 0 0 5 8 12 14 13 13 6.25 0 11918.3

Surajpura 12201 3 1 0 0 4 31 35 43 43 39 6.06 0 12411.1

Ubhapan 12304 3 1 0 0 12 41 58 108 108 75 6.82 0 12722.8

Total 392741 87 31 0 0 287 658 886 1348 1332 1128 205.1

8 6 398818

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V. INFORMATION DISCLOSURE, CONSULTATION AND PARTICIPATION

A. Public Consultations

74. In order to engage with the community and enhance public understanding about the

Project and address the concerns and issues pertaining to compensation, rehabilitation and

resettlement, individual interviews and meetings were undertaken amongst the various sections

of affected households and people’s representative. The consultations with the APs and other

stakeholders will continue throughout the LARP preparation and its implementation period.

B. Methods of Consultation

75. Consultations and discussions were held during socio-economic survey period with both

primary and secondary stakeholders. The primary stakeholders include Project AHs / APs,

project beneficiaries and implementing agency (MPWRD). The secondary stakeholder includes

revenue officers and elected representatives of the local bodies.

76. During the socio-economic survey, Direct Consultations were held with the AHs, APs,

Officials of District Administration Officials of PIU (MPWRD) and Elected Members of the Local

Panchayats. The elected representatives of local bodies were also consulted regarding the

perception of the Project. Besides this Group Consultation were also held in two phases.

Table 16: Consultation Methods

Stakeholders Consultation Methods

Affected Persons / Affected Households Direct and Group Consultations

Local Communities Group Consultations

Local Elected Members Individual interview, discussions

Concerned Officials from Government Individual meeting /interviews, discussions

General Public Consultation Meetings

77. In addition to the web disclosure of the draft LARP, detailed consultations regarding the

extent of IR impact if any and the mitigation measures proposed in the draft LARP will be

disclosed to the APs and general public through public meetings held along the project. The

LARP disclosure meetings will be held to explain the contents and provisions of the draft LARP

and obtain the feedback, suggestions and objections, if any, on the draft LARP and accordingly

make suitable amendments/corrections before finalizing the LARP.

78. All relevant aspects of project design, details of impact to private properties were

discussed with the local communities in impacted Villages. A total of 492 persons (80 females

and 412 males) took part in Consultations in the impacted Villages. The date, venue, number of

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participants and the photographs are provided below. The issues and concerns raised during

the consultations are summarized and provided in the following table:

Table 17: Consultation Locations

Name of Villages Covered Date Male

participants

Female

Participants

Mundi, Barkhedi Umat, Sirpoi 22.11.2018 60 10

Ramnagar, Zeerapur Tehsil 24.01.2019 30 3

Dhatravada and Padampura 16.04.2019 36 16

Haripura and Pagaria, Zeerapur Tehsil 16.04.2019 17 3

Gordhanpura and Naihera, Zeerapur 16.04.2019 22 4

Kharkheda, Zeerapur Tehsil. Rajgarh 16.04.2019 19 4

Ubhapan, Zeerapur Tehsil. Rajgarh 17.04.2019 17 0

Jhadmau, Zeerapur Tehsil. Rajgarh 17.04.2019 28 7

Banskhedi, Zeerapur Tehsil. Rajgarh 17.04.2019 10 0

Balaheda, Zeerapur Tehsil. Rajgarh 17.04.2019 18 8

Semla, Zeerapur Tehsil. Rajgarh 18.04.2019 20 3

Surajpura, Zeerapur Tehsil. Rajgarh 18.04.2019 20 5

Sirpoi, Zeerapur Tehsil. Rajgarh 18.04.2019 27 5

Khubanpura, Zeerapur Tehsil. Rajgarh 18.04.2019 14 3

Khejadia, Zeerapur Tehsil. Rajgarh 19.04..2019 20 4

Khakari, Zeerapur Tehsil. Rajgarh 19.04.2019 16 3

Gopalpura, Zeerapur Tehsil. Rajgarh 19.04.2019 18 0

Lalyakhedi, Zeerapur Tehsil. Rajgarh 19.04.2019 20 2

Total 412 80

Consultations with Affected Population and People’s Representative

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C. Outcome of the Consultations

79. In this context consultations were carried out with Displaced Persons (DPs), local

population and People’s Representatives to share the information about the Project and to

record their concerns and feedback. From both direct and group consultations, it is noted that

people are very well aware about the project as various surveys in the area have been going on

but they are not aware of the extent of improvements of the proposed project and the likely

impacts and benefits of the Project. The relevant information was provided to them by the

Resettlement Specialist, Concerned Officers of PIU and the Officials of L&T Construction.

80. During Group Consultations, the displaced persons and People’s Representatives of the

affected areas were imparted information regarding the minute details of the project, its impacts

and benefits. During Consultations the Officials of PIU and Engineers of L&T Constructions

explained them the technical aspects of the Project and Resettlement Specialist discussed with

them, their entitlements matrix as per the applicable policies of the State, RFCTLARRA’ 2013 and SPS 2009 of Asian Development Bank (ADB).The Resettlement Specialist present there,

explained to the affected population about their Entitlement Matrix based on the inventory of

their 100% losses being taken into account by the Census and Socio-economic survey team.

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Therefore the affected population should give all the details to the survey team so that their

right, privileges and losses can be taken care of as per their entitlement matrix.

81. The Consultations of third Phase started from Dhatravada Village, where there are 1700

Voters having a near about population of 4000. Sarpanch Govind Singh was also present during

consultation process. The other People’s representatives also took part in public consultations

and their perception about the proposed project was taken at length. Sardar Bai W/O Balchand

of Gujar Community is the Mahila Sarpanch of Gordhanpura, Kharkheda and Pagaria Villages.

There is majority of Patidar Community in Gordhanpra Village and Sondhia Community in

Pagaria Village. In most of the Villages there is majority of OBC Community, next comes SC

population but Tribal population is very negligible.

82. The Consultations were held at Ubhapan Village in which Sarpanch Bharat Singh was

present. The near about population of this Village is 800.Consultations were held in Jhadmau

Village where Sarpanch Gajpal Singh was present. Detailed consultation were held in Village

Balaheda which is the Panchayat is of Semla and Balaheda Villages. There female Sarpanch

Sardar Bai who belongs to Dangi Community. The Consultations were held with Women

population of the Villages because they don’t like to discuss anything in front of male population

of the Village.

83. Ms Laxmi Vishwakarma, Assistant Manager was present as an Official of PIU, MPWRD.

She also took active part in consultation with the affected population by explaining them the

technical aspects of the project with its impacts and benefits in the long run. The interviews

were conducted by the Resettlement Specialist who made the affected population aware about

the upcoming Kundalia Irrigation Project. The local population is more than willing to render their

100% co-operation during implementation of the project as they know about the forthcoming

benefits of the project.

Table 18: Summary of Consultation Outcome

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Issues Discussions / Suggestion

Mitigation Measures Proposed

Prior Notice regarding construction work to be given to the Affected Population

The AP’s should be given prior notice before taking up the Construction Work of the Subproject.

APs will be given prior information at least 60 days before starting the construction work. Due precautions will be taken so that no harm is caused to the affected and the local population.

Benefits should be extended to the affected population as per their entitlement.

Planning should be made in such a manner so that the Local population should be benefited by the Project.

It will be ensured that the affected population is given priority in extending the benefits of the proposed project as per their entitlement matrix.

Local Labor should be given preference in the construction work.

The local labor should be engaged / employed in the Project related activities.

It will be ensured that the affected population is given preference in hiring of casual labor for construction work undertaken by the Contractor.

Home privacy, routine activities and safety of Women should be taken care of.

Home privacy, routine activities, safety and security of women should not be disturbed due to construction of the project.

Due measures will be taken to ensure that the privacy of women and girls should not be disturbed due to the construction of the Project. The Company will take due precautions in this regard.

Though their lands will be temporarily acquired for the project work but prior information should be given to them before taking possession of the said land.

Despite the temporary impacts on their properties prior information should be given before commencement of the work so that APs can harvest their crops before being damaged.

The APs will be informed at least 60 days before taking up the construction work in the fields so that they can harvest their crops if they are reaped. They will be given all the information regarding the impacts and benefits of the proposed project.

Due entitlements to be paid prior to the construction work. Application of provisions of Pipeline Act of the State.

Due to temporary acquisition of land the APs should be paid their due entitlements before commencement of construction work as per the provisions of Pipeline Act of the State.

It will be ensured that the Company will extend all their due entitlements as per the entitlement matrix of the affected population before starting the construction activities. The Pipeline Act of the State will be applicable on this subproject due to temporary acquisition of Land. Therefore they should be paid crop compensation and land compensation of 15% as per the Act.

84. The consultations were held with the affected population, General Public and the

People’s Representatives to provide information about the proposed Project activities and

expected impacts of the project and their concerns about the upcoming project. Other key

stakeholders include representatives of government entities involved in the planning, design,

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implementation and operation of the Project, which includes PIU (MPWRD) and Revenue

Department of GOMP.

85. The community consultations indicated that local population had been suffering acute

shortage of water for drinking and irrigation purposes. Due to shortage of irrigation facilities,

they are not able to take two crops in a year and the crop yields are also not up to their

expectations. These factors have been the root cause of their low standard of living. The

upcoming Project will open new horizons for them when they will be able to take two good yield

crops every year. The proposed Project will not only improve the standard of living of the APs

but it will be a source of bringing over all development of the population living in the adjoining

areas also.

86. Consultations and participation with DHs, DPs and People’s Representatives will further

be held in future to ensure their understanding about the potential impacts of the Project on their

livelihoods. To understand the perception and attitude of the people about the Project, detailed

interviews, and group discussions have been developed and will be conducted by the

Safeguard Resettlement Specialist with stakeholders in future implementation of the Project.

This will bring very fruitful results when stakeholders will feel involved from the origination of the

Project and even throughout the implementing stage. They will consider themselves to be a part

of the proposed Project resulting into their 100% cooperation in its implementation. Their full-

fledged cooperation will enhance the speed of the implementation of the Project.

D. Mitigation Measures to Address Community Concerns

87. For implementation of this subproject due measures will be taken so that the

Resettlement Planning and implementation goes ahead of construction work. The Contractor

L&T Construction will fence the area and construction activity needs to be carried out within the

construction limits only. The access roads will be made available for use of the community. Civil

facilities will be provided to the community under the Project. The local community will be given

priority in the labor work when need arises. Due measures will be taken for the safety of the

women. Prior notice before taking up the work in the area will be intimated to the APs at least 60

days before the commencement of construction work. Safety measures will be adopted while

construction of the project is going on.

88. There will be sufficient light at the construction site and the adjoining areas also to take

care of any unforeseen situation. During construction work the labors have been using helmet,

gum boots and gloves for the safety purposes as per Company’s norms. They will be covered

by a Group Insurance Scheme. There will be same wages for male and female laborers. When

the trenches are made for Laying of the pipeline there will be some symbols indicating it to be a

Danger Zone. There is a first aid box available at the construction site and there is a Medical

Van also available at the construction site. Due measures will be taken to build confidence

between the implementing agency and the affected population so that they give their 100% co-

operation during construction period so that the project is completed in stipulated time period.

The early completion of the project will enable the benefitted population to accrue the benefits of

the project at the earliest.

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E. Conclusions of the Group Consultations

89. From both direct and group consultations, it is noted that people are well aware about

the upcoming Project as various surveys have been going on and spread by word of mouth from

each other. Despite this they were not aware of the extent of manifold benefits proposed and

the likely impacts of the Project on the local population. In this Project there is mainly temporary

impact on their properties and when the construction activities are over their land will be brought

back to its pre project condition. Therefore the stakeholders are well aware of the fact that they

will have some problems in the transition phase which is nothing in comparison to the benefits

they will get from the Project. There is no resistance found amongst the affected population and

the general public regarding the implementation of the Project instead there is great acceptance

of the upcoming project.

90. It is important to have a reasonable estimate of the numbers of people likely to be

affected, and an estimate of the costs of resettlement. Particular attention will be given to socio-

cultural considerations, such as the cultural or religious significance of the land, the vulnerability

of the affected population, or the availability of in-kind replacement for assets, especially when

they have important intangible implications in preparation of Land Acquisition and Resettlement

Plan of this subproject.

91. The Consultations held with DHs and DPs in three phases indicate that the stake

holders are very supportive about the Project and are more than willing to undergo the impact

on their properties for long-term benefits to be accrued by them through the KIP. The local

population is very well aware of the benefits of the proposed project and are willing to render

their 100% cooperation in the implementation of the project.

F. Plan for further Consultation in the Project

92. The effectiveness of the R&R program is directly related to the degree of continuing

involvement of those affected by the Subproject. Several additional rounds of consultations with

APs will form part of the further stages of subproject preparation and implementation. The

implementing Resettlement Specialist will be entrusted with the task of conducting these

consultations during LARP implementation, which will involve disclosure on compensation,

assistance options, and entitlement package and income restoration measures suggested for

the subproject. The consultation will continue throughout the subproject implementation period.

The following set of activities will be undertaken for effective implementation of the LARP:

(a) In case of any change in engineering alignment planning the APs and other stakeholders will be consulted in selection of pipe alignment for minimization of resettlement impacts, development of mitigation measures etc.

(b) Together with the Resettlement Specialist, the PIU will conduct information dissemination sessions in the subproject area and solicit the help of the local community/ leaders and encourage the participation of the AP’s in Plan implementation.

(c) During the implementation of LARP, Resettlement Specialist will organize public meetings, and will appraise the communities about the progress in the

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implementation of subproject works, including awareness regarding pipeline laying as per the proposed alignment and other construction works.

(d) Consultation and focus group discussions will be conducted with the vulnerable groups like Women, OBC, SC and ST population to ensure that the vulnerable groups understand the process and their needs are specifically taken into consideration.

(e) To make reasonable representation of Women in the subproject planning and implementation they will be specifically involved in consultation process.

93. A Public Consultation and Disclosure Plan will be prepared by the PIU / Resettlement

Specialist for the smooth and speedy implementation of the Subproject in the following format

as mentioned below:

Table 19: Format for Public Consultation and Disclosure Plan

Proposed Activity Task Assigned Responsible

Agencies

Public Notification Notify eligibility cut-off date for Major Sons PIU

Disclosure of LAP Translate LAP in Hindi and disclose at PIU

Office and Village Council PIU

Distribution of R&R information

leaflet

Prepare R&R information leaflet and

distribute to APs PIU

Internet disclosure of the LAP /

RP

Post LAP / RP on ADB and / or EA

website ADB/PIU

Consultative meetings during

joint measurement survey Face to face meetings with APs PIU

Disclosure of updated LAP / RP Disclosure after joint measurement survey PIU

Internet disclosure of

the updated LAP

Updated LAP posted on ADB and/or EA

website ADB/PIU

G. Information Disclosure

94. The EA will provide relevant LARP information, including information from the above

mentioned documents in a timely manner, in accessible places such as PIU Office and

Panchayat / Village Gram Sabha translated in local language, if necessary. LARP information

will be disseminated to APs at various Stages. Information including magnitude of loss, detailed

asset valuations, entitlements and special provisions, grievance rederssal procedures, timing of

payments, displacement schedule, Civil works schedule will be disclosed during LARP

implementation.

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VI. GRIEVANCE REDRESS MECHANISMS (GRM)

95. There will be 1344 DHs and 8089 DPs to be affected due to this Subproject so looking to

the present and future needs of proper resettlement of the affected population of the upcoming

Irrigation Project as a whole, a GRM is proposed to be established to provide avenues for DHs /

DPs to submit grievances that may arise from time to time. A two-tier GRM for the Project is

proposed which has been outlined as below:-.

96. The first tier Grievance Redressal Cell (GRC) at Project or PIU level will comprise of:

i. Sub Divisional Magistrate (SDM), Revenue Department as Chairperson ii. Executive Engineer (EE), PIU (WRD) Office as Secretary of GRC iii. R&R Officer, PIU Level (WRD) iv. A representative from local NGOs or a local person of repute and

standing in the Society or an Elected Representative from the locality. v. A representative from Displaced Persons.

97. The second tier GRC at District level will comprise of:

i. Project Director, PMU, WRD as Chairperson ii. Executive Engineer, PMU Level (WRD) as Secretary of GRC iii. R&R Officer at PMU Level, (WRD) at PMU Level iv. A representative from local NGOs or a local person of repute and

standing in the Society or an Elected Representative/ Zila Parishad Member.

98. The GRC at PIU level will meet once every month during the implementation of RP, but

if necessary more meetings will be called for as required to resolve a complaint. The Assistant

Manager, PMU of project will act as the Secretariat of GRC, and will keep records of all

complaints, such as: date of receiving complaint; meetings to resolve the complaint; action

taken and date of communication sent to complainant. The contractor’s site office and PIU office

will display notices indicating whom to contact if anybody has any grievance. The APs will be

informed that they could submit grievances either to PIU office or to GRC Secretary, or the

representative of APs. The GRC meeting will be at least convened once in a month, or as much

as needed when grievances need to be resolved. The complaint/grievance will be redressed in

one month’s time, and written communication will be sent to the complainant. The PIU will

continually coordinate with the Secretary of GRC to record a complaint registered by GRC with

details of complaints lodged, date of personal hearing, action taken, and date of communication

sent to the complainant.

99. For the second tier GRC at District level, the EE, PMU Level will act as the secretary of

GRC. The second tier will focus on finding resolutions for the complainants, and with time frame

not more than 4 weeks. The second tier GRC is also expected to resolve a grievance that could

not be resolved by the first tier GRC. This GRM is not substitute or part of the Land Acquisition

Rehabilitation and Resettlement (LARR) authority; the complainants are free to approach the

jurisdictional LARR Authority to have their grievance resolved. The complainant can access the

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appropriate Land Acquisition Rehabilitation and Resettlement (LARR) Authority at any time and

not necessarily go through the GRC.

100. Other than disputes relating to ownership rights and apportionment issues on which the

LARR Authority has jurisdiction, the GRC will review grievances involving all resettlement

benefits, relocation and payment of assistances. The GRM should be in place at the time when

disclosure of the RP is initiated by WRD and should continue throughout the project

implementation period.

101. The GRC will aim to provide a time-bound and transparent mechanism to voice and

resolve social, environmental, and project related concerns linked to the project. The GRC is not

intended to bypass the government’s inbuilt redressed process, nor the provisions of the statute,

but rather it is intended to address APs concerns and complaints promptly, making it readily

accessible to all segments of the APs, and is scaled to the risks and impacts of the Project.

Figure 1: An Overview of the Grievance Redress Mechanism

Complaints by individual DP, Groups, or institutions

Complaints by People’s representatives: political,

religious, community

Stage-1 GRC Meeting at Project/PIU level

(Complaints to GRC in written form

Stage-1 GRC Meeting at District Level

Decision of Stage 2 GRC – Convey the decision to Public / Chairman and other members of Step

1GRC

Decision to be taken within one month of receipt

of complaint

Decision to be taken within one month of receipt

of complaint

GRC process ends

Simple

Complex issues

2 Months

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VII. LEGAL FRAMEWORK

A. Introduction

102. The legal framework and principles adopted for addressing resettlement issues in the

subproject have been guided by the existing legislation and policies of the Government of India

(GOI), the Government of Madhya Pradesh, Asian Development Bank and the Resettlement

Framework (RF) adopted for the project. Prior to the preparation of the LARP, a detailed

analysis of the existing national and state policies was undertaken and a RF has been prepared

for the entire program. The section below provides details of the various national and state level

legislations studied and their applicability within this framework. This LARP is prepared based

on the review and analysis of all applicable legal and policy frameworks of the country and ADB

policy requirements. A summary of applicable acts and policies is presented in the following

paragraphs and the detailed policy analysis is provided in the RF.

B. Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act (RFCT in LARR), 2013

103. The Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation

and Resettlement Act, 2013 (RFCT in LARR Act - 2013) has been effective from January 1,

2014 after receiving the assent of the President of Republic of India. The Act replaced the Land

Acquisition Act, 1894.

104. The aims and objectives of the Act include: (i) to ensure, in consultation with institutions

of local self-government and Gram Sabhas established under the constitution of India, a

humane, participative, informed and transparent process for land acquisition for industrialization,

development of essential infrastructural facilities and urbanization with the least disturbance to

the owners of the land and other affected families; (ii) provide just and fair compensation to the

affected families whose land has been acquired or proposed to be acquired or are affected by

such acquisition; (iii) make adequate provisions for such affected persons for their rehabilitation

and resettlement; (iv) ensure that the cumulative outcome of compulsory acquisition should be

that affected persons become partners in development leading to an improvement in their post-

acquisition social and economic status and for matters connected therewith or incidental

thereto.

105. Section 27 of the Act defines the method by which market value of the land shall be

computed under the proposed law. Schedule I outlines the proposed minimum compensation

based on a multiple of market value. Section 31 of the Act specifies rehabilitation and

resettlement award for the affected families and the entitlements are defined in the Schedule II

and III. Under Schedule II various R&R assistance like house construction allowance, land

development assistance, option for annuity and employment, subsistence grant, transport

allowance etc. are made and under Schedule III it specifies various infrastructural facilities and

basis minimum amenities to be provided at new resettlement site in case of project based

relocation.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Land_Acquisition_Act,_1894

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C. Legal and Policy Frameworks of Madhya Pradesh State:

1) “Madhya Pradesh Bhumigat Pipeline, Cable Avan Duct (Bhumi ki Upyokta

ke Adhikaron Ka Arjan) Adhiniyam, 2012 (No. 5 of 2013)” – (To be referred as The Madhya Pradesh Pipeline Act, 2013)

RULES 106. Assessment of Compensation –

(1) The competent authority shall decide the loss of crop income, compensation of

trees and other losses from the land mentioned therein for the period of laying of

underground pipeline, cable or duct, in the following manner :-

(a) Any un irrigated land shall be considered as single cropped and irrigated land

shall be considered as double cropped. If no crops are taken in last three

years, the land shall be deemed as “fallow land” and the loss of crop income shall not be calculated for such land. In other cases, the loss of crop income

shall be calculated as follows :-

Calculation of crop income

= Standard

outcome of crop X

Minimum support price of crop

X 2

(2) In addition to the compensation as referred under rule (1), if any the

compensation shall be payable at the rate of fifteen percent of market value of

that land on the date of publication of the declaration under sub-section (1) of

section 4.

(3) If the laying of underground pipeline, cable or duct is not completed within the

stipulated period by the State Government or the Corporation, as the case may

be, it shall be liable to pay the loss for such additional period which was taken

beyond the stipulated period and also be liable for additional payment at the rate

of five percent of the market value of that land.

D. The Madhya Pradesh Government Order No. F 12-2 / 2014 / 07 / 2A Dated 12.11.2014 regarding the ‘Consent Land Purchase Policy’.

107. For the development of the State, different infrastructures are being constructed for

which the private land has to be acquired. The process of Land Acquisition is not only time

taking but involves heavy financial cost also. To save this cost and time a consideration amount

in lieu of impacted private properties is offered to the owner of the land and other properties

attached to it. The main conditions of this Circular are as follows:-

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1) This Policy is applicable only where there is a need to acquire Private Land for construction of permanent structures for the project.

2) This Policy of Land Purchase is not only cost effective but saves lot of time in Land Acquisition procedure.

3) A lump sum compensation / grant / consideration amount is being given to the affected household and his private properties are purchased by the Government with the mutual consent of the affected person or affected household.

4) If land is required for any developmental purposes the District Collector is approached for making such type of land available to the concerned Department. If suitable Government land is available for the purpose then the same land shall be transferred to the concerned Department. If such type of suitable Government land is not available for the purpose then the procedure of purchase of private land with mutual consent is adopted.

E. ADB’s Safeguard Policy Statement (SPS), 2009

108. The objectives of ADB's SPS (2009) with regard to involuntary resettlement are: (i) to

avoid involuntary resettlement wherever possible; (ii) to minimize involuntary resettlement by

exploring project and design alternatives; (iii) to enhance, or at least restore, the livelihoods of

all displaced persons in real terms relative to pre-project levels; and (iv) to improve the

standards of living of the displaced poor and other vulnerable groups.

109. ADB's SPS (2009) covers physical displacement (relocation, loss of residential land, or

loss of shelter) and economic displacement (loss of land, assets, access to assets, income

sources, or means of livelihoods) as a result of; (i) involuntary acquisition of land, or (ii)

involuntary restrictions on land use or on access to legally designated parks and protected

areas. It covers displaced persons whether such losses and involuntary restrictions are full or

partial, permanent or temporary.

110. The three important elements of ADB’s SPS (2009) are: (i) compensation at replacement cost for lost assets, livelihood, and income prior to displacement; (ii) assistance for relocation,

including provision of relocation sites with appropriate facilities and services; and (iii) assistance

for rehabilitation to enhance, or at least restore, the livelihoods of all displaced persons relative

to pre-project level standard of living.

F. Comparison of Government and ADB Policies

111. The new act ‘The Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013’, which has integrated provisions of National Rehabilitation and Resettlement Policy (2007) with that of The Land Acquisition Act (LAA) of

1894 (as amended in 1984), recognizes title holders and non-titleholders affected by land

acquisition. Whereby, squatters and encroachers are excluded from the purview of the act.

112. RFCT in LARR Act – 2013 has come into effect from January 1, 2014. This Act is both

complement the revision of the NRRP (2007) and decrease significantly the gaps between the

LAA and ADB's SPS, 2009. The Act also expands compensation coverage of the principal act

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by requiring that the value of trees, plants, or standing crops damaged must also be included

and Solatium being 100% of all the amounts inclusive. The Act furthermore has match ADB

requirements for all compensation to be paid prior to project taking possession of any land.

113. Therefore, the RFCT in LARR Act – 2013 has established near equivalence of the

Government’s policies with those of ADB's SPS, 2009. Adoption of the below principles for the project has ensured that both are covered in their application to this project. A comparison of

ADB and GOI policy and measures to fill the gaps is presented in the Table: 19 .

Table 20: The Comparison of ADB and GOI Policy Aspect ADB Safeguard

Requirement Fair Compensation and Transference in Land

Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013

Measures to Bridge the

GAP

1 Screen the project

Screen the project to identify past, present, and future involuntary resettlement impacts and risks. Conduct survey and/or census of displaced persons, including a gender analysis, specifically related to resettlement

4 (I) it is obligatory for the appropriate Government intends to acquire land for a public purpose to carry out a Social Impact Assessment study in consultation with concerned Panchayat, Municipality or Municipal Corporation, as the case may be, at village level or ward level in the affected area. The Social Impact Assessment study report shall be made available to the public in the manner prescribed under section 6.

Screening of all sub-projects in line with the IR checklist of ADB, towards enabling identification of the potential resettlement impacts and associated risks.

2 Consultation with stake holders and establish grievance redress mechanism

Carryout consultations with displaced persons, host communities and concerned NGOs. Inform all displaced persons of their entitlements and resettlement options

Whenever a Social Impact Assessment is required to be prepared under section 4, the appropriate Government shall ensure that a public hearing is held at the affected area, after giving adequate publicity about the date, time and venue for the public hearing, to ascertain the views of the affected families to be recorded and included in the Social Impact Assessment Report. The Land Acquisition Rehabilitation and Resettlement Authority shall be established in each State by the concerned State Government to hear disputes arising out of projects where land acquisition has been initiated by the State Government or its agencies.

No gap between SPS and RFCTLARR. Act 2013 Given A project level GRM will be included.

3. Improve, or at Improve or restore The Collector having determined No gap between

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Aspect ADB Safeguard Requirement

Fair Compensation and Transference in Land



GAP

least restore, the livelihoods of all displaced, and payment at replacement cost

livelihoods of all DPs through: (i) land-based resettlement strategies; (ii) prompt replacement of assets with access to assets of equal or higher value, (iii) prompt compensation at full replacement cost for assets that cannot be restored, and (iv) additional revenues and services through benefit sharing schemes if possible.

the market value of the land to be acquired shall calculate the total amount of compensation to be paid to the land owner (whose land has been acquired) by including all assets attached to the land. Livelihood losers are eligible for various rehabilitation grants.

SPS and FCTLARR. Assets to be compensated at replacement cost without depreciation and other Livelihood assistances and income restoration measures will be included.

4. Assistance for displaced persons

Provide physically and economically displaced persons with needed assistance

Schedule I, provides market value of the land and value of the assets attached to land. Schedule II provides R&R package for land owners and for livelihood losers including landless and special provisions for Scheduled Tribes.

No gap between SPS and FCTLARR. Entitlement Matrix outlines compensation and assistance for DPs.

5. Improve standard of living of displaced vulnerable groups

Improve the standards of living of the displaced poor and other vulnerable groups, including women, to at least national minimum standards

Special provisions are provided for vulnerable groups.

No gap between SPS and FCTLARR. Entitlement Matrix outlines assistance for vulnerable groups.

6. Negotiated Settlement

Develop procedures in a transparent, consistent, and equitable manner if land acquisition is through negotiated settlement to

FCTLARR only apply in case of land acquired/purchased for PPP projects and for Private Companies. Section: 2. (2), and 46.

Provisions outlined in ADB SPS will be followed for the project.

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ensure that those people who enter into negotiated settlements will maintain the same or better income and livelihood status

7. Compensation For non-title holders

Ensure that displaced persons without titles to land or any recognizable legal rights to land are eligible for resettlement assistance and compensation for loss of non-land assets.

Non-titleholders on acquired land area is only included but not clear about non-titleholders in existing govt. land

Provisions outlined in ADB SPS will be followed for the project.

8. Requirement of RP

Prepare a resettlement plan / indigenous peoples plan elaborating on displaced persons’ entitlements, the income and livelihood restoration strategy, institutional arrangements, monitoring and reporting framework, budget, and time-bound implementation schedule.

Preparation of Rehabilitation and Resettlement Scheme including time line for implementation. Section: 16. (1) and (2). Separate development plans to be prepared. Section 41

No gap between SPS and FCTLARR. RP will be prepared for subprojects with impact.

9. Public disclosure

Disclose a draft resettlement plan, including documentation of the consultation process in a timely manner, before project appraisal, in

Under clause 18, the Commissioner shall cause the approved Rehabilitation and Resettlement Scheme to be made available in the local language to the Panchayat, Municipality or Municipal Corporation. As the case may be, and the offices of the District

In addition to the publishing of the approved resettlement plan, the RF includes provision for disclosure of the

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an accessible place and a form and language(s) understandable to displaced persons and other stakeholders. Disclose the final resettlement plan and its updates to displaced persons and other stakeholders

Collector, the Sub-Divisional Magistrate and the Tehsil, and shall be published in the affected areas, in such manner as may be prescribed and uploaded on the website of the appropriate Government.

various documents pertaining to RP implementation.

10. Cost of resettlement

Include the full costs of measures proposed in the resettlement plan and indigenous peoples plan as part of project’s costs and benefits. For a project with significant involuntary resettlement impacts and / or indigenous peoples plan, consider implementing the involuntary resettlement component of the project as a stand-alone operation.

16. (I) Upon the publication of the preliminary notification under sub-section (/) of section 11 by the Collector, the Administrator for Rehabilitation and Resettlement shall conduct a survey and undertake a census of the affected families, in such manner and within such time as may be Prescribed, which shall include: (a) particulars of lands and immovable properties being acquired of each affected family; (b) livelihoods lost in respect of land losers and landless whose livelihoods are primarily dependent on the lands being acquired; (c) a list of public utilities and Government buildings which are affected or likely to be affected, where resettlement of affected families is involved; (d) details of the amenities and infrastructural facilities which are affected or likely to be affected, where resettlement of affected families is involved; and (e) details of any common property resources being acquired'

No gap between SPS and FCTLARR. Cost of resettlement will be covered by the EA.

11. Taking over possession before Payment of compensation

Pay compensation and provide other resettlement entitlements before physical or economic

38 (I) The Collector shall take possession of land after ensuring that full payment of compensation as well as rehabilitation and resettlement entitlements are paid or tendered to the entitled persons

No gap between SPS 2009 and FCTLARR.

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displacement. Implement the resettlement plan under close supervision throughout project implementation.

within a period of three months for the compensation and a period of six months for the monetary part of rehabilitation and resettlement entitlements listed in the Second Schedule commencing from the date of the award made under section 30.

12. Monitoring Monitor and assess resettlement outcomes, their impacts on the standards of living of displaced persons, and whether the objectives of the resettlement plan have been achieved by taking into account the baseline conditions and the results of resettlement monitoring. Disclose monitoring reports.

48 (I)The Central Government may, whenever necessary for national or inter-State projects, constitute a National Monitoring Committee for reviewing and monitoring the implementation of rehabilitation and resettlement schemes or plans under this Act.

For project, monitoring mechanism and frequency will follow ADB SPS based on categorization.

G. R&R Policy Framework for the Subproject

114. Based on the above analysis of Government provisions and ADB policy, the following

resettlement principles are adopted for this Project:

(a) Screen the project early on to identify past, present, and future involuntary resettlement impacts and risks if any. Determine the scope of resettlement planning through a survey and / or census of displaced persons, including a gender analysis, specifically related to resettlement impacts and risks. Measures to avoid and minimize involuntary resettlement impacts include the following: (i) explore alternative alignments or locations which are less impacting, (ii) ensure the appropriate technology is used to reduce land requirements, (iii) modify the designs, cross sections, and geometrics of components to minimize the ROW and ensure involuntary resettlement is avoided or minimized.

(b) Carry out meaningful consultations with displaced persons, host communities,

and concerned non government organizations. Inform all displaced persons of their entitlements and resettlement options. Ensure their participation in planning, implementation, and monitoring and evaluation of resettlement programs. Pay

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particular attention to the needs of vulnerable groups, especially those below the poverty line, the landless, the elderly, women and children, and indigenous peoples if any, and those without legal title to land, and ensure their participation in consultations. Establish a grievance redress mechanism to receive and facilitate resolution of the concerns of displaced persons. Support the social and cultural institutions of displaced persons and their host population. Where involuntary resettlement impacts and risks are highly complex and sensitive, compensation and resettlement decisions should be preceded by a social preparation phase.

(c) Improve, or at least restore, the livelihoods of all displaced persons through; (i)

land-based resettlement strategies when affected livelihoods are land based where possible or cash compensation at replacement cost for land when the loss of land does not undermine livelihoods, (ii) prompt replacement of assets with access to assets of equal or higher value, (iii) prompt compensation at full replacement cost for assets that cannot be restored, and (iv) additional revenues and services through benefit sharing schemes where possible.

(d) Provide physically and economically displaced persons with needed assistance,

including the following: (i) if there is relocation, secured tenure to relocation land, better housing at resettlement sites with comparable access to employment and production opportunities, integration of resettled persons economically and socially into their host communities, and extension of project benefits to host communities; (ii) transitional support and development assistance, such as land development, credit facilities, training, or employment opportunities; and (iii) civic infrastructure and community services, as required.

(e) Improve the standards of living of the displaced poor and other vulnerable

groups, including women, to at least national minimum standards. In rural areas provide them with legal and affordable access to land and resources, and in urban areas provide them with appropriate income sources and legal and affordable access to adequate housing.

(f) Develop procedures in a transparent, consistent, and equitable manner if land

acquisition is through negotiated settlement1 to ensure that those people who enter into negotiated settlements will maintain the same or better income and livelihood status.

(g) Ensure that displaced persons without titles to land or any recognizable legal

rights to land are eligible for all compensation, relocation and rehabilitation measures, except land. .

1 ADB SPS 2009 (Safeguards Requirements 2) does not apply to negotiated settlements. The policy is encourages acquisition of land and other assets through a negotiated settlement wherever possible, based on meaningful consultation with affected persons, including those without title to assets. A negotiated settlement will offer adequate and fair price for land and/or other assets. Also, an independent external party will be engaged to document the negotiation and settlement processes. In cases where the failure of negotiations would result in expropriation through eminent domain or the buyer could acquire the property regardless of its owner’s decision to sell it or not, will trigger ADB’s involuntary resettlement policy. The Safeguard Requirements 2 will apply in such cases, including preparing a resettlement plan.

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(h) Prepare a resettlement plan elaborating on the entitlements of displaced persons, the income and livelihood restoration strategy, institutional arrangements, monitoring and reporting framework, budget, and time-bound implementation schedule. This resettlement plan will be approved by ADB prior to contract award.

(i) Disclose a draft resettlement plan, including documentation of the consultation

process in a timely manner, before project appraisal, in an accessible place and a form and language(s) understandable to displaced persons and other stakeholders. Disclose the final resettlement plan and its updates to displaced persons and other stakeholders.

(j) Conceive and execute involuntary resettlement as part of a development project

or program. Include the full costs of resettlement in the presentation of project’s costs and benefits. For a project with significant involuntary resettlement impacts, consider implementing the involuntary resettlement component of the project as a stand-alone operation.

(k) Pay compensation and provide other resettlement entitlements before physical or

economic displacement if any. Implement the resettlement plan under close supervision throughout project implementation.

(l) Monitor and assess resettlement outcomes, their impacts on the standard of

living of displaced persons, and whether the objectives of the resettlement plan have been achieved by taking into account the baseline conditions and the results of resettlement monitoring. Disclose monitoring reports.

(m) It is proposed to follow the provisions of Pipeline Act 2013 also because KIP

relates to mainly Pipeline Project. Though the implementation of this Pipeline Act 2013 is possible only if there is mainly temporary impact on the properties of the affected population. But if there is permanent impact on their properties due to construction of permanent structures then the land has to be permanently acquired by following RFCTLARRA’ 2013.

(n) But before going into long and time taking procedure of permanent Land

Acquisition, efforts should be made to follow the provisions of “Consent Land Purchase Policy” vide GOMP order dated 12.11.2014 in which the required land is purchased by the Government with the Mutual Consent of the affected person. But if the negotiations fail for the purchase of land with mutual consent then the procedure of permanent LAQ has to be followed as per RFCTLARR Act’ 2013.

(o) Regarding the eligibility of compensation, all APs will be provided with

compensation and rehabilitation grant if their land is adversely affected, houses partially or fully demolished, and other properties such as crops, trees and other facilities or access to these properties will be damaged due to the project. Lack of legal documents of their customary rights of occupancy/titles shall not affect their eligibility for compensation. It also must be noted that during the project implementation stage, if there are any changes in the alignments, there by adversely affecting the land, livelihood or other assets of the people, the same shall be compensated in keeping within the applicable framework.

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(p) The framework stipulates payment of compensation as per the assessed value of the land and structure to the APs. In addition to compensation payments made by Land Acquisition Officer / competent authority, the APs will receive additional assistance in cash or kind to match replacement costs, which is the difference between the market value and the assessed value, if any, for lost assets (land and houses), transaction costs such as stamps / registration costs (in case of purchase of replacement land) and other cash grants and resettlement assistance such as shifting allowance, compensation for loss of work days / income due to dislocation. Female-headed households and other vulnerable households (such as Scheduled Tribes/Scheduled Castes, disabled, elderly) will be eligible for further cash assistance for relocation and house reconstruction provided they are permanently affected and displacement becomes inevitable..

(q) The Entitlement Matrix lists various types of losses, identification / eligibility and

entitlements and provides basic parameters for preparation of compensation and resettlement benefits. The matrix would apply to additional subprojects, based on the specific project impacts.

H. Valuation of Assets

115. The valuation of affected land and structures will be governed by the following process:

116. Land surveys for determining the payment of compensation would be conducted on the

basis of updated official records and ground facts. The land records containing information like

legal title, and classification of land will be updated expeditiously for ensuring adequate cost

compensation and allotment of land to the entitled displaced persons. In cases of areas, where

official land records don’t exist, formal land/property boundaries of private property owned by the tribal households can be determined through the process of community consultation and

discussion with village head and village council members. Based on such information, land can

be classified and land record can be updated and compensation assessment can be made.

Records as they are on the cut-off date will be taken into consideration while determining the

current use of land. The uneconomic residual land remaining after land acquisition will be

acquired as per the provisions of RFCT in LARR Act, 2013. The owner of such land/property will

have the right to seek acquisition of his entire contiguous holding/ property provided the residual

land is less than the average land holding of the District.

117. The methodology for verifying the replacement cost for each type of loss will be as per

the provision made in the RFCT in LARR Act -2013. But before going into lengthy and time

taking procedure of LAQ it is advisable to negotiate with owner of the required land to sell his

land to the Concerned Government Department following the principle of “Consent Land

Purchase Policy” vide GOMP Circular dated 12.11.2014. But if negotiations fail with the owner of the required land then the land has to be acquired by RFCTLARR Act 2013.

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1. Valuation of Land

118. The District Collector/Deputy Commissioner shall determine the market value of the land

with assessment of (a) the market value, if any, specified in the Indian Stamp Act, 1899 for the

registration of sale deeds or agreements to sell, as the case may be, in the area, where the land

is situated; or (b) the average sale price for similar type of land situated in the nearest village or

nearest vicinity area; or (c) the consented amount of compensation as agreed upon, whichever

is higher.

119. Where the market value as per above section (1) cannot be determined for the reason

that: (a) the land is situated in such area where the transactions in land are restricted by or

under any other law for the time being in force in that area; or(b) the registered sale deeds or

agreements to sell for similar land are not available for the immediately preceding three years;

or(c) the market value has not been specified under the Indian Stamp Act, 1899; the appropriate

authority, the State Government concerned shall specify the floor price or minimum price per

unit area of the said land based on the Price calculated in the manner specified in the above

section (1) in respect of similar types of land situated in the immediate adjoining areas.

120. The market value calculated as per above section (1) shall be multiplied by a factor of

(a) 1 (one) to 2 (two) in rural areas based on the distance of project from Urban Area as notified

by the Government of Madhya Pradesh; and (b) one in urban areas.

121. Solatium amount equivalent to 100% of the market value calculated on the basis of

above (1 or 2) x 3.

Hence: The cost of land in rural areas = X + 100% of X, The cost of land in urban areas = X + 100% of X Where X = Market Value as determined above x 1 to 2.

2. Valuation of Building and Structure

122. The District Collector/Deputy Commissioner in determining the market value of the

building and other immovable property or assets attached to the land or building which are to be

acquired shall use the services of a competent engineer or any other Specialist in the relevant

field, as may be considered necessary by him. The cost of buildings will be estimated based on

updated Basic Schedule of Rates (BSR) as on date without depreciation. Solatium of 100% will

be added to the estimated market value of the structure as per the provision of RFCT in LARR

Act 2013. For valuation of structure/building following parameters should be taken into account:

(a) From where they used to buy materials (b) Type of shops (Private or State-owned) (c) Distance to be traveled (d) Sources (local or foreign) and the cost of various materials

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(e) Who will build the structures (owner or contractor) and whether they will use the hired labor or their own labor (cost of labor will be considered);

(f) Obtaining cost estimates by meeting at least three contractors/suppliers in order to identify cost of materials and labor

(g) Identifying the cost of different types of houses of different categories and compare the same with district level prices.

3. Valuation of Trees

123. Compensation for trees will be based on their full replacement cost. The District

Collector/Deputy Commissioner for the purpose of determining the market value of trees and

plants attached to the land acquired, use the services of experienced persons in the field of

agriculture, forestry, Horticulture, Sericulture, or any other field, as may be considered

necessary by him.

124. Even after payment of compensation, DPs would be allowed to take away the materials

salvaged from their dismantled houses and shops and no charges will be levied upon them for

the same. In case of any structures not removed by the DPs in stipulated 60 days period, a

notice to that effect will be issued intimating that DPs can take away the materials so salvaged

within 48 hours of their demolition; otherwise, the same will be disposed by the project authority

without giving any further notice.

125. Trees standing on the land owned by the Government will be disposed of through open

auction by the concerned Revenue Department/ Forest Department. DPs will be provided with

an advance notice of three months prior to relocation. Further, all compensation and assistance

will be paid to DPs at least 60 days prior to displacement or dispossession of assets.

126. For temporary impact on land and common property resources, any land required by the

project on a temporary basis will be compensated in consultation with land owners and will be

restored to previous status or better quality. Implementation issues can be found in the

Entitlement Matrix.

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VIII. ENTITLEMENTS, ASSISTANCE AND BENEFITS

A. Introduction

127. This subproject will have 1344 DHs as 9.11 ha of private land and 0.84 ha of

Government land will be impacted temporarily due to Laying of distribution pipeline. However,

there will not be any physical displacement under the subproject because no houses are being

impacted. This section deals with the entitlement provisions as per the anticipated impacts for

the upcoming Kundalia Micro Irrigation Project.

B. Cut-off-Date for Entitlement

128. In case of land acquisition, the date of publication of preliminary notification for

acquisition under section 11 of the RFCT in LARR Act – 2013 will be treated as the cut-off date.

For non-titleholders, the cut-off date will be the end of the census survey which is 24th May’2019 in this subproject. The cut-off date for non-titleholders will be officially declared by the IA along

with the disclosure of RP and additionally notified in the project area through newspaper and

communicated to DPs during consultation. They, however, will be given sufficient advance

notice, requested to vacate premises and dismantle affected structures prior to subproject

implementation. Their dismantled structures materials will not be confiscated and they will not

pay any fine or suffer any sanction.

C. Subproject Entitlement

129. At present 9.11 ha of Private Land and 0.84 ha of Government Land will be affected

temporarily so entitlement of compensation of all the affected private properties as per their

entitlement matrix will be paid as mentioned in LAP/RP of the subproject. Looking to the

temporary impact on their properties the provisions of Pipeline Act of the State will be extended

to them.The provisions of the entitlements of the project as a whole will also be followed in letter

and spirit in phases according to the upcoming subprojects of KIP-Right Bank. In accordance

with the R&R measures outlined in the project Resettlement Framework, all displaced

households and persons will be entitled to a combination of compensation packages and

resettlement assistance depending on the nature of ownership rights on lost assets and scope

of the impacts including socio-economic vulnerability of the displaced persons and measures to

support livelihood restoration if livelihood impacts are envisaged. The displaced persons will be

entitled to the following five types of compensation and assistance packages:

(a) Compensation for the loss of land, crops / trees at their replacement cost; (b) Compensation for structures (residential / commercial) and other immovable

assets at their replacement cost; (c) Assistance in lieu of the loss of business / wage income and income restoration

assistance; (d) Assistance for shifting and provision for relocation site (if required), and (e) Rebuilding and/ or restoration of community resources / facilities.

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D. Loss of land

130. Loss of land due to permanent acquisition will be compensated at replacement cost plus

refund of transaction cost (including land registration cost, and stamp duties) incurred for

purchase of replacement land. If the residual plot(s) is (are) not viable, i.e., the DP becomes a

marginal farmer, three options are to be given to the DP, subject to his acceptance which are (i)

The DP remains on the plot, and the compensation and assistance paid to the tune of required

amount of land to be acquired, (ii) Compensation and assistance are to be provided for the

entire plot including residual part, if the owner of such land wishes that his residual plot should

also be acquired by the EA, the EA will acquire the residual plot and pay the compensation for it

and (iii) If the DP is from vulnerable group, compensation for the entire land by means of land

for land will be provided if AP wishes so, provided that land of equal productive value is

available. The replacement of land option will be considered by the District Collector while

acquiring land wherever feasible alternate land is available. All fees, stamp duties, taxes and

other charges, as applicable under the relevant laws, incurred in the relocation and rehabilitation

process, are to be borne by the EA.

131. The compensation measures suggested in this RP based on the LARR Act -2013, which

includes, market value, solatium, transition cost, interest in case of delay along with other

assistance items aligns with the criteria of replacement cost of the assets. Due to temporary

acquisition of land in this subproject, the provisions of Pipeline Act of the State will be applicable

to the AHs

E. Loss of Structures

132. Loss of Structures will be compensated at replacement value with other assistance to

both titleholders and non-titleholders. The details of entitlement will be as:

(a) Compensation for structure at the replacement cost to be calculated as per latest prevailing basic schedules of rates (BSR) without depreciation.

F. Loss of livelihood due to loss of primary source of income

133. Loss of livelihood if any will be compensated through rehabilitation assistances. There

are various categories of entitled persons under this category which are (i) titleholders losing

income through business, (ii) titleholders losing income through agriculture, (iii) non-titleholders

losing primary source of income. Details of entitlements for the above categories are described

below:

(a) In this subproject there is no significant loss of the livelihood of AHs due to temporary acquisition of their land. Therefore efforts will be made to encourage the wards of the affected population to take the benefits of the ongoing training programs run by the Government, .

(b) Preference in employment under the project during construction and implementation.

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G. Loss of trees and crops

134. Loss of trees and crops will be compensated by cash compensation. The entitlements to

the DPs losing trees and crops will be:

(a) Advance notice to harvest crops, fruits, and timbers. (b) Compensation for standing crops in case of such loss, based on an annual crop

cycle at market value (c) Compensation for trees based on timber value at market price, and

compensation for perennial crops and fruit trees at annual net product market value multiplied by remaining productive years; to be determined in consultation with the Forest Department for timber trees and the Horticulture Department for other trees/crops.

H. Additional assistance to vulnerable households

135. Vulnerable households include BPL, SC, ST, WHH, disabled, elderly and non-

titleholders will be paid with special assistance as detailed below.

(a) One time lump sum assistance of Rs. 25,000 to vulnerable households if there is permanent acquisition of the land of the AHs. This will be paid above and over the other.

(b) Receive preference in income restoration training program under the project. (c) Preference in employment under the project during construction and

implementation. (d) Access to basic utilities and public services.

I. Loss of community infrastructure/common property resources

136. This will be compensated either by cash compensation at replacement cost to the

community (registered trust, society or village committee as appropriate) or reconstruction of the

community structure in consultation with the affected community.

J. Temporary Impacts

137. Temporary impacts on agricultural land due to plant site for contractor etc will be eligible

for cash compensation for loss of income potential including:

(a) Any land required by the Project on a temporary basis will be compensated in consultation with the landholders.

(b) Rent at market value for the period of occupation (c) Compensation for assets at replacement cost (d) Restoration of land to previous or better quality (e) Location of construction camps will be fixed by contractors in consultation with

Government and local community. (f) 60 Days advance notice regarding construction activities, including duration and

type of temporary loss of livelihood. (g) Cash assistance based on the minimum wage/average earnings per month for

the loss of income/livelihood for the period of disruption, and contractor’s actions to ensure there is no income/access loss.

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(h) Any unanticipated impacts due to the subproject will be documented during the implementation phase and mitigated based on provision made in the Entitlement Matrix of this Resettlement Plan.

K. Entitlement Matrix

138. An Entitlement Matrix has been developed, that summarizes the types of losses and the

corresponding nature and scope of entitlements; and is in compliance with National Laws and

ADB SPS-2009 (refer to Table 20). All compensation and other assistances will be paid to all

DPs prior to physical or economic displacement. After payment of compensation, DPs would be

allowed to take away the materials salvaged from their dismantled houses and shops and no

charges will be levied upon them for the same. The cost of salvaged materials will not be

deducted from the overall compensation amount due to the DPs. A notice to that effect will be

issued intimating that DPs can take away the materials.

Table 21: Entitlement Matrix S.N.

Type of Loss

Application

Definition of Entitled Person

Compensatio

n Policy

Implementati

on Issue

Responsible Agency

Land

1-a Loss of private land

Agricultural land2, homestead land or vacant plot

Legal titleholders/ Family with traditional titleholders3

• Compensation

at

replacement

cost or land-

for-land where

feasible.4If

land-for-land

is offered,

titles will be in

the name of

original

landowners. • One time

Resettlement

allowance5 of

Rs. 50,000 per

• Compensation

accounts for

all taxes and

fees, and

does not

account for

any

depreciation.

• Vulnerable

households

will be

identified

during the

census.

• Re-titling to be

completed

District Collector/Deputy Commissioner shall determine the market value of the land and multiply by the factors and add 100% solatium as specified in LARR Act. PIU will ensure provision of notice. PIU will

2 The LARR, 2013 Act says no irrigated multi cropped land shall be acquired under this Act, except in exceptional

circumstances, as a demonstrable last resort. Wherever such land is acquired, an equivalent area of cultivable wasteland shall be developed for agricultural purposes or an amount equivalent to the value of land acquired shall be deposited with the appropriate Government for investment in agriculture for enhancing food-security. Such costing shall also reflect while preparing Resettlement Budget

3 Traditional land rights refer to households with customary rights to land, and shall be treated equivalent to titleholders. The Scheduled Tribes and Other Traditional Forest Dwellers (Recognition of Forest Rights) Act, 2006 defines “Forest Dwelling Scheduled Tribes” as the members or community of the Scheduled Tribes who primarily reside in and who depend on the forests and forest lands for bona fide livelihood needs and includes the Scheduled Tribe pastoralist communities. The act provides right to in situ rehabilitation including alternative land in cases where the Scheduled Tribes and other traditional forest dwellers have been illegally evicted or displaced from forest land of any description without receiving their legal entitlement or rehabilitation prior to the 13th of December 2005.

4 Including option for compensation for non-viable residual portions. 5 The LARR Act–2013 specifies that each affected family shall be given one time Resettlement Allowance of Rs.50,000/- only.

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affected

family6

• Each affected

family shall be

eligible for

choosing one

time

assistance

option from: (i)

Where jobs

are created

through the

project,

employment

for at least

one member

of the affected

family with

suitable

training and

skill

development

in the required

field; or (ii)

One-time

payment of

Rs. 500,000

per affected

family.

• Displaced

families7belon

g to

Scheduled

Caste (SC)

and

Scheduled

Tribe (ST) of

Scheduled

Areas will

receive

additional one-

prior to project

completion

• For option of

choosing job

created

through

project, job

will be paid at

living wage

and monitored

by CSC.

verify the extent of impacts through a 100% survey of APs, determine assistance, and identify vulnerable households.

6 ‘Family’ includes a person, his or her spouse, minor children, minor brothers and minor sisters dependent on him. Widows,

divorcees and women deserted by families shall be considered separate family. An adult of either gender with or without

spouse or children or dependents shall be considered as a separate family – as defined under LARR Act–2013. 7Displaced family" as defined by the LARR Act–2013, means any family, who on account of acquisition of land has to be

relocated and resettled from the affected area to the resettlement area. According to ADB SPS-2009, displaced persons are

those who are physically displaced (relocation, loss of residential land, or loss of shelter) and/or economically displaced

(loss of land, assets, access to assets, income sources, or means of livelihoods) as a result of (i) involuntary acquisition of

land, or (ii) involuntary restrictions on land use or on access to legally designated parks and protected areas. Thus, under

this RF, the subsistence allowance is applicable for all affected families losing land irrespective of their nature of physical or

economic displacement.

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time Rs.

50,000 as

subsistence

allowance.

• Additional

assistance to

Vulnerable

Households

1-b Loss of private land

Agricultural land, homestead land or vacant plot

Tenants and leaseholders (whether having written tenancy/lease documents or not / Sharecroppers

• Compensation for rental deposit or unexpired lease (such amount will be deducted from the compensation of land owners).

• Displaced families belong to Scheduled Caste (SC) and Scheduled Tribe (ST) of Scheduled Areas will receive additional one-time Rs. 50,000 as subsistence allowance

• Additional assistance to Vulnerable Households

• Land owners will reimburse tenants and leaseholders land rental deposit or unexpired lease

• Vulnerable households will be identified during the census.

PIU will confirm land rental and ensure tenants and leaseholders receive reimbursement for land rental deposit or unexpired lease, and report to PIU. PIU will ensure provision of notice.

2-a Loss of Government land

Vacant plot, Agricultural land, homestead land

Leaseholders • Compensation

for rental

deposit or

unexpired

lease (such

amount will be

deducted from

the

compensation

of the lessee).

• Displaced

families

belong to

Scheduled

• Vulnerable households will be identified during the census.

PIU will ensure provision of notice and identify vulnerable households.

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Caste (SC)

and

Scheduled

Tribe (ST) of

Scheduled

Areas will

receive

additional

one-time Rs.

50,000 as

subsistence

allowance.

• Additional

assistance to

Vulnerable

Households

2-b Loss of Government land

Vacant plot, Agricultural land, homestead land,

Non-Title Holders/Squatters8, Encroachers9

• At least 60

days advance

notice to shift

from occupied

land.

• Notice to

harvest

standing

seasonal

crops and

compensation

.

• Displaced

families

belong to

Scheduled

Caste (SC)

and

Scheduled

Tribe (ST) of

Scheduled

Areas will

receive

additional

one-time Rs.

50,000 as

subsistence

allowance

• Additional

assistance as

Vulnerable

Households

• As per ADB SPS-2009, all NTH are considered as vulnerable households.

PIU will ensure provision of notice. PIU will identify vulnerable households.

8Squatters are those who have no recognizable rights on the land that they are occupying. 9 Encroachers are those who build a structure which is in whole or is part of an adjacent property to which he/she has no title.

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Residential Structures10 3-a Loss of

residential structure

Residential structure and other assets11

Legal titleholders Family with traditional land right

Each affected

family shall be

eligible for

choosing one

time assistance

option from:

(i) Replaceme

nt cost of

the

structure

and other

assets (or

part of the

structure

and other

assets, if

remainder

is viable)

without

depreciatio

n;

Or

(ii) In Rural

area, the

displaced

family will

be provided

with the

option of

constructed

house as

per Indira

Awaas

Yojana

specification

s in lieu of

cash

compensati

on;

(iii) In Urban

area, the

displaced

family will be

provided with

the option of

constructed

• Compensatio

n accounts

for all taxes

and fees, and

does not

account for

any

depreciation.

• Vulnerable

households

will be

identified

during the

census.

• Wherever

DPs opt for

self-

construction,

land and

structures will

be

compensated

at

replacement

cost

• Assessment

of viability of

remaining

structure will

be made in

consultation

with DPs

District Collector/Deputy Commissioner shall determine the market value of the structure and add 100% solatium as specified in LARR Act. Valuation committee will verify replacement value. PIU will verify the extent of impacts through a 100% survey of AHs determine assistance, verify and identify vulnerable households.

10Some of the entitlements under section are the same as previous rows as it is structured separately for each

affected category and should not be duplicated in reading 11 Other assets include, but is not limited to walls, fences, sheds, wells, etc.

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house of

minimum 50

sq. m. plinth

area in lieu

of cash

compensatio

n.

• Fees, taxes,

and other

charges

related to

replacement

structure.

• Right to

salvage

materials from

structure and

other assets

with no

deductions

from

replacement

value.

• One-time

Resettlement

allowance of

Rs. 50,000

per affected

household

• One time

financial

assistance of

Rs. 25,000 to

the families

losing cattle

sheds for

reconstruction

• All displaced

families will

receive one

time shifting

assistance of

Rs. 50,000

towards

transport

costs etc.

• Displaced

families

belong to

Scheduled

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Caste (SC)

and

Scheduled

Tribe (ST) of

Scheduled

Areas will

receive

additional

one-time Rs.

50,000 as

subsistence

allowance.

• Additional

assistance to

Vulnerable

Households

3-b Loss of residential structure

Residential structure and other assets

Tenants and leaseholders

• Replacement

cost of

part/whole of

structure

constructed

by the

tenant/leaseh

older without

depreciation,

and this will

be deducted

from the

compensation

amount of the

owner.

• Compensation

for rental

deposit or

unexpired

lease.

• Right to

salvage

materials (of

the portion

constructed

by tenants or

leaseholders)

from structure

and other

assets

• One time

Resettlement

allowance of

Rs. 50,000

Land/structure

owners will

reimburse

tenants and

leaseholders

rental deposit or

unexpired

lease.

Vulnerable

households will

be identified

during the

census.

Valuation committee will verify replacement value. PIU will verify the extent of impacts through a 100% surveys of AHs determine assistance, verify and identify vulnerable households.

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per affected

family

• One time

financial

assistance of

Rs. 25,000 to

the families

losing cattle

sheds for

reconstruction

.

• All displaced

families will

receive one

time Shifting

assistance of

Rs. 50,000

towards

transport

costs etc

• Displaced

families

belong to

Scheduled

Caste (SC)

and

Scheduled

Tribe (ST) of

Scheduled

Areas will

receive

additional

one-time Rs.

50,000 as

subsistence

allowance.

• Additional

assistance to

Vulnerable

Households

3-c Loss of residential structure

Residential structure and other assets

Non-Title Holders/ Squatters, Encroachers

• Replacement

cost of

structure

constructed

by the

squatter

without

depreciation

• Right to

salvage

Vulnerable

households will

be identified

during the

census.

PIU will verify the extent of impacts through a 100% survey of AHs determine assistance, verify and identify vulnerable

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materials from

structure and

other assets

• One time

Resettlement

allowance of

Rs. 50,000

per affected

family

• All displaced

families will

receive one

time shifting

assistance of

Rs. 50,000

towards

transport

costs etc.

• Displaced

families

belong to

Scheduled

Caste (SC)

and

Scheduled

Tribe (ST) of

Scheduled

Areas will

receive

additional

one-time Rs.

50,000 as

subsistence

allowance.

• Additional

assistance to

Vulnerable

Households

households.

Commercial Structures

4-a Loss of commercial structure

Commercial structure and other assets


• Replacement

cost of the

structure and

other assets

(or part of the

structure and

other assets,

if remainder is

viable) without

depreciation

• Fees, taxes,

• Compensatio

n accounts for

all taxes and

fees, and

does not

account for

any

depreciation.

• Vulnerable

households

Valuation committee will determine replacement value. PIU will verify the extent of impacts through a 100% survey of AHs determine assistance,

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and other

charges

related to

replacement

structure.

• Right to

salvage

materials from

structure and

other assets

with no

deductions

from

replacement

value.

• One time

Resettlement

allowance of

Rs. 50,000

per affected

family

• One time

financial

assistance of

Rs. 25,000 to

the families

losing shop

for

reconstruction

of shop.

• All physically

displaced

families will

receive one

time shifting

assistance of

Rs. 50,000

towards

transport

costs etc.

• Displaced

families

belong to

Scheduled

Caste (SC)

and

Scheduled

Tribe (ST) of

Scheduled

Areas will

will be

identified

during the

census.

verify and identify vulnerable households.

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receive

additional

one-time Rs.

50,000 as

subsistence

allowance.

• Additional

assistance to

Vulnerable

Households

4-b Loss of commercial structure


Tenants and leaseholders

• Replacement

cost of

part/whole of

structure

constructed

by the

tenant/leaseh

older without

depreciation,

and this will

be deducted

from the

compensation

amount of the

owner.

• Compensation

for rental

deposit or

unexpired

lease.

• Right to

salvage

materials (of

the portion

constructed

by tenants or

leaseholders)

from structure

and other

assets

• One time

Resettlement

allowance of

Rs. 50,000

per affected

family

• All displaced

families will

receive one

time shifting

Land/structure

owners will

reimburse

tenants and

leaseholders

land rental

deposit or

unexpired

lease.

Vulnerable

households will

be identified

during the

census.

Valuation committee will determine replacement value. PIU will verify the extent of impacts through a 100% survey of AHs determine assistance, verify and identify vulnerable households.

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assistance of

Rs. 50,000

towards

transport

costs etc.

• Displaced

families

belong to

Scheduled

Caste (SC)

and

Scheduled

Tribe (ST) of

Scheduled

Areas will

receive

additional

one-time Rs.

50,000 as

subsistence

allowance.

• Additional

assistance to

Vulnerable

Households

4-c Loss of commercial structure


Non-Title Holders/Squatters, Encroacher

• Replacement

cost of

structure

constructed

by the

squatter

without

depreciation

• Right to

salvage

materials from

structure and

other assets

• One time

Resettlement

allowance of

Rs. 50,000

per affected

family

• All displaced

families will

receive one

time shifting

assistance of

Rs. 50,000

Vulnerable

households will

be identified

during the

census.

PIU will verify the extent of impacts through a 100% surveys of AHs determine assistance, verify and identify vulnerable households.

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towards

transport

costs etc.

• Displaced

families

belong to

Scheduled

Caste (SC)

and

Scheduled

Tribe (ST) of

Scheduled

Areas will

receive

additional

one-time Rs.

50,000 as

subsistence

allowance.

• Additional

assistance to

Vulnerable

Households

Livelihood 5 Loss of

livelihood Livelihood Legal titleholder

losing business/ commercial establishment Family with traditional land right Commercial tenant Commercial leaseholder Employee in commercial establishment Agricultural laborer (long term) Artisans Squatters

• One time

financial

assistance of

minimum Rs.

25,000.

• Skill up-

gradation

training to

APs opted for

(one member

of the affected

family) income

restoration.

• Preference in

employment

under the

project during

construction

and

implementatio

n.

• Monthly

Subsistence

allowance of

Rs. 3,000 for

one year (total

Vulnerable

households will

be identified

during the

census.

PIU will verify the extent of impacts through a 100% survey of AHs determine assistance, verify and identify vulnerable households. For Agricultural laborer (long timer) Only those who are in fulltime / permanent employment of the land owner will be eligible for this assistance. Seasonal agricultural laborers will not be entitled

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Rs. 36,000)

from the date

of award

• Displaced

families

belong to

Scheduled

Caste (SC)

and

Scheduled

Tribe (ST) of

Scheduled

Areas will

receive

additional

one-time Rs.

50,000 as

subsistence

allowance.

• Additional

assistance to

Vulnerable

Households

experiencing

significant

losses

for this assistance.

Trees and Crops 6 Loss of

trees and crops

Standing trees and crops

Legal titleholder Family with traditional land right Agricultural tenant/ leaseholder Sharecroppers Non-Title Holders Squatter

• Advance

notice to

harvest crops,

fruits, and

timbers.

• Compensation

for standing

crops in case

of such loss,

based on an

annual crop

cycle at

market value

• Compensation

for trees

based on

timber value

at market

price, and

compensation

for perennial

crops and fruit

• Harvesting

prior to

acquisition will

be

accommodate

d to the extent

possible

• Work

schedules will

avoid harvest

season.

• Seasonal

crops will be

given at least

60-day notice.

If notice

cannot be

given,

compensation

for standing

crops will be

compensated

PIU will ensure provision of notice. Valuation Committee will undertake valuation of standing crops, perennial crops and trees, and finalize compensation rates in consultation with APs.

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trees at

annual net

product

market value

multiplied by

remaining

productive

years; to be

determined in

consultation

with the

Forest

Department

for timber

trees and the

Horticulture

Department

for other

trees/crops.

at market

value.

• Market value

of trees/crops

has to be

determined.

Vulnerable

7 Impacts on vulnerable Aps

All impacts Vulnerable APs • Vulnerable

households

experiencing

losses

associated

with items 1-a,

1-b, 2-a, 2-b,

3-a, 3-b, 3-c,

4-a, 4-b, 4-c, 5

and 6 will

receive a

onetime lump

sum

assistance of

Rs. 25 0000.

This

vulnerability

assistance will

be paid to the

vulnerable

household

above and

over other

compensation

and

assistances

provided.

• For

Vulnerable

households will

be identified

during the

census and

implementation

of project.

PIU will verify the extent of impacts through a 100% surveys of AHs determine assistance, verify and identify vulnerable households. The PIU with support from the CSC and NGO13will conduct a training need assessment in consultations with the displaced persons so as to develop appropriate income restoration schemes. Suitable

13When suitable NGO is not available, the PIU will be staffed with qualified and experienced social workers to assist t

MPWRD in LAP/Resettlement Plan implementation

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vulnerable

households

experiencing

temporary and

insignificant

losses

described in

items 8 and 9,

the contractor

will ensure

that any land

restrictions will

not adversely

impact any

vulnerable

household

members.12

For example,

senior and

disabled

households

members will

be provided

adequate

alternative

access roads

where

construction

has restricted

land access.

• Receive

preferential in

income

restoration

training

program

under the

project.

• Preference in

employment

under the

project during

construction

and

implementatio

n

• Access to

basic utilities

trainers or local resources will be identified by PIU and NGO in consultation with local training institutes.

12 Significant losses include: (i) being physically displaced from housing, or (ii) losing 10% or more of an affected

households’ productive assets (income generating).

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and public

services

• Temporary Loss 8 Temporary

loss of land14

Land temporarily required for sub-project construction


• Any land

required by

the Project on

a temporary

basis will be

compensated

as per the

Pipeline Act

and in

consultation

with DPs .

• Rent at

market value

for the period

of occupation

• Compensation

for assets at

replacement

cost

• Restoration of

land to

previous or

better

quality15.

• Location of

construction

camps will be

fixed by

contractors in

consultation

with

Government

and local

community.

Assessment of

impacts if any

on structures,

assets, crops

and trees due

to temporary

occupation.

Site restoration.

Landowners

electing to

decline

compensation

must sign the

MoU in the

Presence of a

third party

withness. All

MoU’s will be

included in the

RP or Social

Monitoring

Report.

Valuation Committee will determine rental value and duration of construction survey and consultation with APs. PIU will ensure compensation is paid prior to site being taken-over by contractor. Contractor will be responsible for site restoration.

9 Temporary disruption of livelihood

Land temporarily required for sub-project construction

Legal titleholders, non-titled APs

• 60 days

advance

notice

regarding

construction

activities,

including

Identification of

alternative

temporary sites

to continue

economic

activity.

Valuation Committee will determine income lost. Contractors will perform actions to minimize

14 Temporary possession of land for project purpose can be taken only for three years from the date of

commencement of such possession/occupation. 15 If the land has become permanently unfit to be used for the purpose for which it was used immediately before the

commencement of such term, and if the persons interested shall so require, the appropriate Government shall proceed under the Act to acquire the land as if it was needed permanently for a public purpose.

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duration and

type of

disruption.

• Cash

assistance

based on the

minimum

wage/average

earnings per

month for the

loss of

income/livelih

ood for the

period of

disruption,

and

contractor’s actions to

ensure there

is no

income/acces

s loss

consistent

with the

EMP.16

• Assistance to

mobile

vendors/hawk

ers to

temporarily

shift for

continued

economic

activity.17

income/access loss.

Common Resources 10 Loss and

temporary impacts on common resources

Common resources

• Communities • Replacement

or restoration

of the affected

community

facilities –

including

public water

stand posts,

public utility

posts,

Follow ADB SPS

PIU and Contractor.

16 This includes: leaving spaces for access between mounds of soil, providing walkways and metal sheets to maintain

access across trenches for people and vehicles where required, increased workforces to finish work in areas with impacts on access, timing of works to reduce disruption during business hours.

17For example assistance to shift to the nearby place where there is no construction.

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temples,

shrines, etc.

Other 11 Any other

loss not identified

• DPs

• Communities

• Unanticipated

involuntary

impacts will

be

documented

during the

implementatio

n phase and

mitigated

based on

provision

made in the

RF.

PIU will finalize the entitlements in line with ADB’s SPS, 2009.

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IX. RELOCATION, INCOME RESTORATION AND REHABILITATION

A. Basic Provision for Relocation

139. There will be temporary impact on the properties of the affected population of 1344

displaced households so no physical displacement will be involved in this Subproject because

the impact on their properties will be insignificant and that too for the time being only. . The EA

will provide adequate and appropriate replacement land and structures if available or cash

compensation at full replacement cost for lost land and structures if any, adequate

compensation for partially damaged structures, and relocation assistance, according to the

Entitlement Matrix. The EA will compensate to the non-titleholders for the loss of assets other

than land, such as dwellings, and also for other improvements to the land, at full replacement

cost. The entitlements to the non-titleholders will be given only if they occupied the land or

structures in the subproject area prior to the cut-off date. There will not be any displacement of

population in this Subproject but in case of any physical displacement, the EA will provide:

(a) relocation assistance, better housing at resettlement site*s with comparable access to employment and production opportunities, and civic infrastructure and community services as required;

(b) transitional support and development assistance, such as land development, credit facilities, training, or employment opportunities; and

(c) Opportunities to derive appropriate development benefits from the subproject such as direct employment, engagement as petty contractor, supplying raw materials etc.

B. Income Restoration and Rehabilitation

140. The impact of the Subproject will be temporary and insignificant only as it involves the

laying of underground distribution pipelines of various diameters causing no loss of livelihood.

There will be impact on their properties till the construction is in process. Once the construction

work is over their lands will be brought back to their pre project condition. The private land of

9.11 ha, has to be acquired temporarily for Laying of these pipelines. For the purpose of cost

estimate, the unit rate for agricultural land has been estimated on the basis of latest official rate

and prevailing market value assessment during census survey. However, the actual

compensation for land at replacement cost will be determined by the Land Valuation Committee

(LVC) headed by District Collector as prescribed in the LAF.

141. There will be partial impact on the private properties of the affected households for which

they will get due compensation as per the provisions of Pipeline Act of the State. They will get

double crop compensation as well as 15% cost of the impacted land based on its replacement

value. They can develop their land with the compensation amount which they will get against

the temporary loss of their impacted land.

142. The focus of restoration of livelihoods is to ensure that the DPs are able to at least

regain pre-project level standard of living. To begin with providing employment to the local

people during the construction phase will enable them to benefit from the subproject, reduce the

size of intrusive work forces and keep more of the resources spent on the subproject in the local

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economy. It will also give the local communities a greater stake and sense of ownership in the

subproject.

143. The RS will be appointed by PMU (WRD) for implementation and monitoring of the

Resettlement Plan of the subproject. The EA will also provide opportunities to displaced persons

to derive appropriate development benefits from the subproject. The vulnerable DPs will be

given preference in availing employment opportunities in subproject construction work. The

women headed households if any also will be taken care of in a case to case basis and the RS

will help them in forming Self-help Groups (SHGs), establish linkages to available credit

facilities, imparting special trainings, and linking them with ongoing govt. schemes. .

144. Due to temporary acquisition of the land of 1344 AHs there is no significant impact on

their properties resulting into a meager amount of compensation because only a strip of their

land will be impacted. Therefore to get that little amount of compensation they have to do a lot

of formalities which does not seem to be feasible to them as the said amount had to be

distributed to other shareholders too. Looking to the manifold benefits of the upcoming project in

future and to avoid the hassle of official paper work they want to forgo the compensation

amount. Therefore it has been decided to inform the AHs about the amount of compensation

due to them and even then, if they want to forego the amount of compensation, then they will

have to sign an MOU with a declaration that they are foregoing the amount of compensation

with their own free will.

145. The objective of the R&R package included in the subproject entitlement matrix is to

support the DPs to improve or at least restore the livelihoods. The livelihood loss for land loser

is only partial as they are losing a strip of land retaining rest of land to continue their livelihood.

In case of business loss will also be easily restored by the DPS with the help of R&R assistance

provided under the Subproject. The specific measure provided under the entitlement matrix of

this RP is listed below.

• Vulnerable households will receive preferential in income restoration training program under the project.

• Vulnerable households will have preference in employment under the project during construction and implementation.

• Project will ensure access to basic utilities and public services by vulnerable households

146. . Since there is no permanent land acquisition and no house is being impacted so there

will not be any physical displacement of the population. The DPs will not be losing their place of

residence and business so it will not require alternate housing facility or provision of any

settlement site for them. It will not adversely affect their business also so restoration of their

income may not be a problem for them. Instead the proposed project will give them assured

irrigation benefits enabling them to have at least two crops in a year.

.

147. Other non-land income-generating options should also be considered, based on a

realistic assessment of potentials through market, Social, and financial feasibility analysis. The

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wards of the APs should be encouraged to take up ITI Courses in the adjoining Government run

Industrial Training Institutes (ITI’s). After taking such trainings they can start their self-

employment avocations. As it is pressure on agriculture land is increasing day by day as the

number of family members is increasing in every generation but the area of the land holding is

still the same. Taking up some other job avenues by the younger generation will be for the

betterment of their families as it will reduce the extra pressure on the agriculture land.

C. Provisions for Loss of Livelihood

148. Due to temporary acquisition of land there is no physical displacement of the affected

population so they can continue cultivating their lands and even develop those lands with the

amount of compensation they will get as per the provisions of Pipeline Act of the State.

149. In cases where land acquisition affects commercial structures, affected business owners

are entitled to:

(a) the costs of re-establishing commercial activities elsewhere; (b) the net income lost during the transition period; and (c) the costs of transferring and reinstalling plant, machinery, or other equipment.

150. Business owners with legal rights or recognized or recognizable claims to land where

they carry out commercial activities are entitled to replacement property of equal or greater

value or cash compensation at full replacement cost. Non-titleholder households losing

business structure and livelihood will be compensated for the structure loss and receive

transitional assistance as well. The EA will ensure that no physical displacement or economic

displacement will occur until:

(a) compensation at full replacement will be paid to each displaced person for subproject components or sections that are ready to be constructed;

(b) other entitlements listed in the resettlement plan have been provided to displaced persons; and

(c) a comprehensive income and livelihood rehabilitation program, supported by an adequate budget, is in place to help displaced persons improve, or at least restore, their incomes and livelihoods.

D. Additional Support from Ongoing Poverty Reduction Programs

151. In addition to Subproject-sponsored programs, the implementing RS will play a proactive

role to mobilize DPs to get benefits from various government schemes and ensure their

accessibility particularly of vulnerable groups. In India, Panchayat Government Systems at the

village, block and district levels are now responsible for planning and implementation of all anti-

poverty programs funded by the central and state governments. The implementing RS will work

with the Panchayat Governments to make available to the DPs benefits of some of the ongoing

pro-poor programs for poverty reduction. Since there is only temporary acquisition of land

causing very insignificant loss of their livelihood so there is no need to give skill up gradation

assistance to this category of AHs. But efforts should be made to encourage the younger

generation of this category of Ahs to avail the benefits of the ongoing training programs of the

Government.

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X. LAND ACQUISITION BUDGET AND FINANCING PLAN

A. Introduction

152. The land acquisition cost estimate for this subproject includes compensation for loss of

their land temporarily and loss of trees as per their impacts and eligibilities.

B. Compensation Payment

153. Compensation for Crop Loss: The private land of 9.11 ha, has to be acquired

temporarily for Laying of underground distribution Pipeline. Since there is only temporary

acquisition of land therefore the provisions of Pipeline Act of the State has been implemented

for payment of compensation. The provisions of Pipeline Act include double crop compensation

to be paid to the AHs. The calculation of crop compensation is based on standard outcome of

soybean crop which is grown during the construction period to be under taken in sub-project

area of Zone-1 in Right Bank of KIP. The standard outcome of soybean crop is estimated to be

approximately 15 Quintals production in One Hectare of Land in this area. The double crop

compensation for temporary land acquisition is based on the Standard outcome of the crop to

be multiplied by the Minimum Support Price (MSP) as declared by Ministry of Agriculture &

Farmers Welfare, GOI.

154. Compensation for Temporary Land Acquisition: In addition to the compensation as

referred above, the compensation for temporary land acquisition of 9.11 ha shall be payable at

the rate of 15% of the market value of the impacted land. The compensation is based on 15

percent amount of an average cost of the market value of irrigated agriculture land as per the

Collector Guideline of the total 31 impacted villages of sub-project area of Zone-1 in Right Bank

of KIP.

155. Compensation for Trees: For cost estimate in LARP for affected private trees

enumerated during the census survey, a lump sum rate of Rs. 15,000/- for fruit bearing trees

and Rs. 3000/- for non fruit bearing trees has been considered based on the market

assessment. Compensation for standing Orange Orchard Trees will also be paid based on three

categories. In Category-A there are 22 Orange trees, in Category-B there are 31 orange trees

and only 2 Orange trees in C-Category to be impacted in sub-project. There are 7 other variety

of fruit bearing trees and 4 non fruit bearing private trees which may come in the alignment of

the distribution pipeline.

156. For Orange fruit trees in standing orchards, the trees have been divided in three

categories for compensation purposes in which Category-A includes presently fruit bearing trees

estimating their cost to be Rs. 15000 per tree based on their yearly production of Rs 3000 each

year for an estimated period of five years. Category-B includes those orange trees which will

start giving fruits after 2-3 years estimating it to be Rs. 1000 yearly of one tree for a period of

five years and Category-C are the trees which have been planted recently estimating them to be

Rs.100 each tree.

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C. Compensation for Community Property Resources

157. There will be impact only on 9.95 ha of Government / Private Land. No Community

Property Resources are to be impacted due to the alignment of this subproject.

158. The required Public/Government land if any will be transferred in the name of WRD by

respective departments and therefore not included in the resettlement cost.

D. LARP Implementation and Support Cost

159. The WRD has decided to hire Resettlement Officer / Expert for implementation of RR

activities. The implementation support cost including Hiring of Resettlement Specialist,

conducting public consultation, grievance redress cost etc. will be borne by administrative

expenses of WRD. A 10% contingency has been added in order to adjust any cost escalation

during subproject implementation.

E. Sources of Funding and Fund Flow Management

160. The cost related to temporary land acquisition and resettlement will be borne by the

Contractor / Executive Agency (EA) MPWRD. The EA will ensure allocation of funds and

availability of resources for smooth implementation of the subproject R&R activities. The EA will,

in advance, initiate the process and will try to keep the approval for the R&R budget in the fiscal

budget through the ministry of finance in GOMP. In the case of assistance and other

rehabilitation measures, the EA will directly or through the Contractor pay the money or any

other assistance as stated in the LARP to DPs. The implementing Resettlement Expert /

Specialist will be involved in facilitating the disbursement process and rehabilitation program.

The cost estimate for the LAP implementation of this Subproject is Rs. 2.51 Million.

Table 22: Estimated Budget for Implementation of the LARP

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Sl. No. Item Unit Rate Amount

A Compensation For Temporary Acquisition

and Crop Loss in Ha/Nos Rupees in Rupees

1

Compensation for temporary land acquisition

and standing crops for underground pipe lines,

piped canals and distribution system18

9.11 (Ha) 102000 929220

In addition to the compensation of Crop Loss,

15% of the market value of that impacted land

will be added as per Special Provision of

Pipeline Act of GOMP 201319

9.11 (Ha) 82170 748569

2 Compensation for standing orange orchard

Trees (As classified in A-Category)

22

(Trees) 15000 330000

3 Compensation for standing orange orchard

Trees (As classified in B-Category)

31

(Trees) 5000 155000

4

Compensation for standing orange orchard (C-

Category- including cost of planting material,

manures and fertilizers, Insecticides and

pesticides, land leveling, cost of labor and

fencing etc.)

2

(Trees) 100 200

5 Other Fruit Bearing Tree 7 15000 105000

6 Timber Trees 4 3000 12000 Subtotal A 2279989 Contingency ( 10%) For hiring RS, conducting GR Meetings and for cost

escalation if any.

227998.9

GRAND TOTAL 2507987.9

18 Sources : Considering Soyabean Crop Rates of Rs. 3399/- per Quintal from the Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers

Welfare, GOI as Annexed at Annexure – 11 .Average Production of Soyabean crops per year is 15 Quintal per Ha in this subproject area is taken into account from Preveious years crop production Data of Horticulture Department and after discussions and feedback from the Farmers of the Subproject Area.

19 Srouce : Considered Agriculture Land cost from the Collertor Guideline of Jirapur Tehsil, Rajgarh District. Annexure – 12 . As far as the land cost is concerned, it has been arrived by addining the land cost of all impacted Villages and after taking out an average cost of the area which is reasonaly high. The budget has been prepared based on 15% of the land cost for payment of compensation as per Pipeline Act of the State.

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XI. NSTITUTIONAL ARRANGEMENTS AND CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT

A. Institutional Requirement

161. For implementation of LAP of the Project there will be a set of institutions involved at

various levels and stages of the subproject. For successful implementation of the LAP the

proposed institutional arrangement with their role and responsibility has been outlined in this

section. The primary institutions, which will be involved in this implementation process, are the

following:

(a) Project Implementation Unit (PIU)/ Project Management Unit (PMU)

(b) Land Valuation Committee (LVC)-Section 26 of the RFCTLARR Act-2013 defines the method by which market value of the land shall be computed under the proposed law. A Land Valuation Committee is formed under the Chairmanship of the concerned District Collector to assess the prevailing market value of the land. Based on this Collector’s Guideline is published based on a multiple of market value.

(c) Village Level Committee (VLC)- It is the duty of Gram Sabha to perform not

only functions of fixing accountability over the Panchayat but, also to make it an executive body with separate standing Village Level Committees (VLC) entrusted with several functions for overall development of the Village. The VLC will provide correct data and information from project formulation stage, assist the project team in redressal of grievances and to implement the project smoothly. Besides this arranging proper community participation.

(d) District Level Grievance Redress Committee

(e) PIU Level Grievance Redress Committee

B. Executing Agency

162. The Executing Agency (EA) for the Project is the Ministry of Water Resources,

Government of Madhya Pradesh, and the Implementing Agency (IA) is Water Resources

Department, GOMP. The existing Branch Office at Zeerapur Tehsil Head Quarter has already

been established which will be the PIU/PMU. This office will be functional for the whole

Subproject duration.

C. Land Acquisition Management at PIU/PMU

163. PIU/PMU headed by a Project Director (PD) responsible for the overall execution of the

subproject. The PD will be responsible for (i) overall implementation of R&R activities according

to the RP and equally responsible for land acquisition and R&R activities in the field; (ii) ensure

availability of budget for R&R activities; (iii) liaison with district administration for support for land

acquisition and implementation of R&R.

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164. The PIU/PMU will appoint/depute one full-time Manager level official as the

Resettlement Officer (RO) for the entire duration of resettlement activities, with relevant

experience in land acquisition and resettlement issues. The PIU will maintain all data base and

work closely with DPs and other stakeholders. Based on regularly updated data, a central

database will also be maintained by PIU.

165. The PIU/PMU officials and RO will require to enhance their capacities in R&R

implementation. The staff will undergo an orientation and training in resettlement management

at the beginning of the project. The training activities will focus on issues concerning (i)

principles and procedures of land acquisition, (ii) public consultation and participation, (iii)

entitlements and compensation disbursement mechanisms, (iv) Grievance Redressal, and (v)

monitoring of resettlement operation. The training would specifically focus on the differences

between provisions of ADB policy and the relevant country laws. The awareness of these

differences and the need to follow the provisions of the ADB *Policy are critical for successful

implementation of the RP.

166. The RO will work closely with the District Collector to expedite the payments of

compensation for land acquisition and assistance to DPs. The RO will be assisted by the other

support staff and CSC expert for planning and implementation of resettlement activities in the

subproject. Some of the specific functions of the PIU with regard to resettlement management

will include:

(a) Overall responsibility of implementation and monitoring of R&R activities in the Project;

(b) Ensure availability of budget for R&R activities; (c) Liaison lined agencies support implementation of R&R; (d) Coordinating with line Departments. (e) Translation of RP in local language; (f) Liaison with district administration for dovetailing government’s income

generating and developmental programs for the DPs; (g) Ensure the inclusion of those DPs who may have not been covered during the

census survey; (h) facilitate the opening of accounts in local banks to transfer assistance to DPs,

and organize the disbursement of Cheque for assistance in the affected area in public;

(i) Monitor physical and financial progress on land acquisition and R&R activities; (j) Participate in regular meetings in GRC; and (k) Organize monthly meetings to review the progress on R&R.

167. The roles and responsibilities of various agencies to be involved in resettlement planning

process and implementation of resettlement activities are summarized in following Table 23

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Table 23: Agencies Responsible for Resettlement Implementation Key Agency Responsibility

EA (WRD) • Make final decision on pipelines alignment to be included under the project

• Overall responsibility for project design, feasibility, construction and operation and guide PIU

• Ensure that sufficient funds are available to properly implement all agreed social safeguards measures

• Ensure that all subprojects comply with the provisions of ADB’s SPS 2009 and GOI’s policies and regulations

• Submit semi-annual safeguards monitoring reports to ADB Project Implementation Units/PMU

• Disseminate project information to the project affected community with assistance from DPR Consultant

• Ensure establishment of Grievance Redress Committee at the district level for grievance redress with assistance from DPR Consultant

• Approve LAP prepared by DBO contractor

• Disclosure of project information in public spaces and through relevant media.

• Disseminate project information to the community in coordination with DPR Consultants

• Facilitate the socioeconomic survey and census • Facilitate consultation by the civil works contractor with community

throughout implementation • Oversee land acquisition and coordinate with Deputy Commissioner • Supervise the mitigation measures during implementation and its

progress • Conduct internal monitoring and prepare reports

DBO Contractor

• Recruit R&R staff and establish LA team/unit. The team leader should have experience in R7R preparation and implementation based on the Government of India and ADB requirement

• Undertake consultations involving community and DPs • Prepare due diligence report if no land acquisition • Prepare LAP in accordance to the LAF, and obtain approval of LAP

from PIU/PMU prior implementing payment to DPs • Encourage community/ DPs to voluntarily participate during the

implementation • Consult community and PIU regarding location of construction

camps and sign agreement with titleholder for temporary use of land and restore the land to equal or better condition upon completion

• Pay compensation for temporary acquisition for laying pipeline based on LAP

• Commence construction only when alignment is free of encumbrance

• Respond in a timely fashion to recommendations from GRCs District level officials • Provide any existing socioeconomic information, maps and other

related information to DPR Consultant prior to the field data/information collection activities.

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Key Agency Responsibility

• Act as the local focal point of information dissemination • Execute land acquisition process

Community Based Organizations

• Ensure the community participation at various stages of the project • Coordination with stakeholder organizations • Assist in Monitoring of the project

Village Level Committee

• Provide correct data and information from project formulation stage • Assist the project team in redressal of grievances and to implement

the project smoothly • Arrange proper community participation

ADB • Review RF and due diligence / RP and endorse or modify the project classification

• Review planning documents and disclose the draft and final reports on the ADB’s website as required

• Monitor implementation through review missions • Provide assistance to the EA and IA of subprojects, if required, in

carrying out its responsibilities and for building capacity for safeguard compliance

• Monitor overall compliance of the project to ADB SPS

D. Capacity Building on RP in the EA

168. Water Resources Department of Government of Madhya Pradesh is a fully owned

Department of the Ministry of Water Resources, Government of Madhya Pradesh. WRD has

required experience in planning and managing land acquisition and R&R activities. The WRD

has already established a PIU headed by Executive Engineer who will be acting as the Project

Director and will be supported by a Resettlement Officer (RO) for dealing with the land

acquisition and resettlement for the subproject.

169. All concerned staff both at head office and field level involved in land acquisition

activities will undergo an orientation and training in ADB resettlement policy and management.

Broadly, the training will cover various topics such as (i) Principles and procedures of land

acquisition; (ii) Public consultation and participation; (iii) Entitlements and Compensation &

assistance disbursement mechanisms; Grievance redress; and (iv) Monitoring of resettlement

operations. These will be covered through a formal workshop by the consultant under the

ongoing technical assistance program. The specific components under the training will cover the

following:

(a) Understanding of the ADB Policy Guidelines and requirements and differences

between country policy and laws

(b) Understanding of the policy and procedure adopted for the Subproject

(c) Understanding of the Implementation Schedule activities step-by-step

(d) Understanding of the Monitoring and reporting mechanism

(e) Understanding of the economic rehabilitation measures

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XII. IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE

A. Introduction

170. Implementation of LAP mainly consists of compensation to be paid for affected land,

structures and rehabilitation and resettlement activities. The time for implementation of LAP will

be scheduled as per the overall subproject implementation. All activities related to the land

acquisition and resettlement must be planned to ensure that compensation is paid prior to

displacement and commencement of civil works. The EAs and PIU will ensure that no physical

or economic displacement of displaced households will occur until: (i) compensation at full

replacement cost has been paid to each displaced person for project components or sections

that are ready to be constructed; (ii) other entitlements listed in the resettlement plan are

provided to the displaced persons; and (iii) a comprehensive income and livelihood rehabilitation

program, supported by adequate budget, if any, should be in place to help displaced persons,

improve, or at least restore, their incomes and livelihoods.

If the detailed design for pumping station, rising man, and distribution chamber will be revised

during detailed design, the updated LAP will need to be prepared by the DBO contractor and

submit for approval by Government and ADB. The updated LAP will be disclosed prior to

implementation. Public consultation, monitoring will be undertaken routinely throughout the

subproject duration. However, the schedule is subject to modification depending on the

progress of the subproject activities.

IMPLEMENTATION SCHEDULE OF RESETTLEMENT ACTIVITIES OF ZONE-1 OF RB

SL No.

Activity 2019 2020

May June December January February March

Project Preparation

1 Identifications of DPs

2 Conduct socioeconomic survey, census

3 Prepare social safeguard documents

4 ADB and Government approval of RPs

5 Appointment of Resettlement Officer

Land Acquisition for Non-Sample Projects

6 Land Acquisition

7 Payment of Compensation

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8 Relocate houses, shops, businesses

Rehabilitation of DPs

9 Income Restoration (if required)

10 Restoration of Community Resources

Construction

11 Issue Notice for Start of Civil Work

12 Civil works

Ongoing Activities

13 Grievance Redressing

14 Consultations with DPs

15 Internal Monitoring

16 External Monitoring (if required)

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XIII. MONITORING AND REPORTING

A. Need for Monitoring and Reporting

171. Monitoring and reporting are critical activities in resettlement management in order to

ameliorate problems faced by the DPs and develop solutions immediately. Monitoring is a

periodic assessment of planned activities providing ongoing inputs. It facilitates change and

gives necessary feedback of activities and the directions on which they are going. In other

words, monitoring apparatus is crucial mechanism for measuring subproject performance and

fulfillment of the subproject objectives.

B. Monitoring by PIU

172. One of the main roles of PIU will be to see proper and timely implementation of all

activities in LARP. Monitoring will be a regular activity for PIU and Resettlement Officer at this

level will see the timely implementation of R&R activities. PIU will prepare monthly reports on

the progress of LARP Implementation. PIU will collect information from the subproject site and

assimilate in the form of monthly report to assess the progress and results of LARP

implementation and adjust work program where necessary, in case of delays or any

implementation problems as identified. This monitoring will form parts of regular activity and

reporting on this will be extremely important in order to undertake mid-way corrective steps. The

monitoring by PIU will include:

(a) administrative monitoring: daily planning, implementation, feedback and trouble shooting, individual DP database maintenance, and progress reports;

(b) socio-economic monitoring: case studies, using baseline information for comparing DP socio-economic conditions, evacuation, demolition, salvaging materials, morbidity and mortality, community relationships, dates for consultations, and number of appeals placed; and

(c) Impact monitoring: Income standards restored/improved, and socioeconomic conditions of the displaced persons. Monitoring reports documenting progress on resettlement implementation and RP completion reports will be provided by the PIU for review and approval from ADB.

C. Monitoring Indicators

173. The most crucial components/indicators to be monitored are specific contents of the

activities and entitlement matrix. The LAP/RP contains indicators and benchmarks for

achievement of the objectives under the resettlement program. These indicators and

benchmarks are of three kinds:

(a) Process indicators including subproject inputs, expenditures, staff deployment,

etc. (b) Output indicators indicating results in terms of numbers of affected people

compensated and resettled, training held, credit disbursed, etc and

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(c) Impact indicators related to the longer-term effect of the subproject on people's lives.

D. Reporting Requirements

174. Land Acquisition and Resettlement Plan implementation for the subproject will be closely

monitored by the EA which is Water Resources Department of GOMP. Keeping in view the

significance of resettlement impacts of the overall project, the monitoring mechanism for this

project will have monitoring by Project Implementation Unit (PIU). PIU will be responsible for

overall supervision and implementation of the LARP and will prepare monthly progress reports

on resettlement activities and submit to PMU. The Project Management Unit (PMU) of MPWRD

will submit semi-annual reports to ADB.

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Annexure 1 : Summary of Affected Persons and Common Property Resources

MAIN PIPE LINE – 1600 mm

S.No Survey Number

Farmer Name Village Name

Area (Ha)

Aff Area

Fruit Trees

Orange Category

Other Trees

1 150 NARAYAN S/O BAPU MUNDI

3.793

0.08

2 150 DARYAV S/O PRABHULAL MUNDI

1.264

3 150 RAMCHARAN S/O PRABHULAL NA.BA.SAR.MATA BHAWRIBAI BEWA PRABHULAL

MUNDI

1.265

4 150 BALUSINGH S/O HARISINGH MUNDI

0.422

5 150 KAWARLAL S/O HARISINGH MUNDI

0.422

6 150 UKARSINGH S/O HARISINGH MUNDI

0.421

7 150

GORDHANSINGH,GORDHANSINGH,JUJHARSINGH,PARTHISINGH,PARTHI SINGH AA. GANGARAM, BALWANTSINGH

MUNDI

0.632

8 80 LAXMINARAYAN AA. VIJAYSINGH MUNDI

0.038 0.072

9 80 RAYSINGH AA. VIJAYSINGH MUNDI

0.038

10 138 SHIVNARAYAN S/O BHERUSINGH

MUNDI

0.843 0.0752

11 134 DHANSINGH S/O GOPAL MUNDI

3.364 0.064

12 135 KANIRAM HEMRAJ AA.NARBHAYSINGH BHAVRIBAI BEWA NARBHAYSINGH

MUNDI

0.253 0.104

13 108 BADRILAL AA. PANNALAL MUNDI

1.000

0.1168

14 108 JAGDISH S/O AMARSINGH MUNDI

0.321

15 108 ARJUN S/O AMARSINGH MUNDI

0.321

16 108 RAMSINGH AA. JAGANNATH MUNDI

0.643

17 106 NARAYANSINGH AA. PANNALAL MUNDI

0.337

0.152

18 106 BADRILAL AA. PANNALAL MUNDI

0.358

19 106 KESRILAL AA. PANNALAL MUNDI

0.158

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20 106 KALUSINGH S/O HAJARILAL KALIBAI BEWA HAJARILLAL

MUNDI

0.234



S.No Survey Number

Farmer Name in English Village Name

Area (Ha)

Aff Area

Fruit Trees

Orange Category

Other Trees

1 473 PHOOLSINGH AA. JAGANNATH Balaheda

0.808

0.014

2 473 BHERUSINGH S/O PANNALAL Balaheda

0.250

3 473 LAXMINARAYAN S/O PANNALAL GORABAI W/O PANNALAL

Balaheda

0.250

4 473 RAYSINGH S/O PANNALAL Balaheda

0.250

5 473 PURILAL AA. HEERALAL Balaheda

2.023

6 473 HEERALAL S/O GOPAL Balaheda

2.327

7 473 RAMUBAI W/O PRABHULAL Balaheda

1.315

8 473 SHIVNARAYAN S/O AMARSINGH Balaheda

2.185

9 471

PHOOLSINGH PANNALAL KANHAIYALAL MUKESH SARDARBAI KESARBAI D/OBHAWARLAL LALTABAI W/O BHAWARLAL

Balaheda 2.023

0.126

10 471 RAMRATAN AA. NATHULAL Balaheda

1.787

11 471 MOHANLAL AA. PRABHULAL Balaheda

1.356

12 471 MADANLAL S/O PRABHULAL Balaheda

0.788

13 471 RAYSINGH S/O JAGANNATH Balaheda

0.750

14 471 HOKAMSINGH / DEEPCHANDRA Balaheda

1.275

15 471 RAMGOPAL S/O MADANLAL Balaheda

0.400

16 471 MADANLAL S/O SHIVLAL Balaheda

0.224

17 471 NATHULAL S/O SHIVLAL Balaheda

0.224

18 471 BHAWARLAL S/O GHISALAL Balaheda

0.447

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19 471 HEERALAL S/O GORILAL Balaheda

0.137

20 471 KAUSHALYABAI W/O HEERALAL Balaheda

0.138

21 471 BHAWARBAI W/O CHOTULAL Balaheda

0.137

22 471 DARYAVBAI BEWA SHANKARJI Balaheda

0.746

23 471 HARISINGH S/O MOTILAL Balaheda

0.310

24 471 JUJHARSINGH S/O MOTILAL Balaheda

0.250

25 471 BALCHAND S/O GOPILAL RASUBAI BEWA GOPILAL

Balaheda

0.405

26 471 RODILAL AA. GOPI Balaheda

0.500

27 471 JULARSINGH MOTILAL Balaheda

0.250

28 471 G.O.V.T LAND Balaheda

0.190

29 471 OKARVAKSHA S/O NATHULAL Balaheda

1.000

30 471 SHIVNARAYAN AA. AMARSINGH Balaheda

1.000

31 471 RAMNARAYAN S/O BABRU Balaheda

1.549

32 471 NARAYANSINGH S/O DEVILAL Balaheda

1.000

33 471 GOPI S/O GHISA Balaheda

0.500

34 471 DEVYA S/O GHISA Balaheda

0.500

35 471 GANGARAM S/O DEVILAL Balaheda

0.500

36 471 BHAVRIA S/O GUGGA Balaheda

1.000

37 471 MADANLAL S/O RUGGA Balaheda

1.000

38 471 DAYA SHANKAR BASANTILAL KALURAM HARISINGH S/O RAMNARAYAN

Balaheda

0.045

39 471 SHIVNARAYAN S/O GORILAL Balaheda

0.500

40 471 BALCHAND RAM KAILASH S/O AMAR SINGH

Balaheda

1.031

91

41 471 SURESH CHAND S/O AMAR SINGH Balaheda

0.424

42 471 AMAR SINGH S/OI GOPI LAL Balaheda

0.379

43 471 GHISALAL S/O GORILAL Balaheda

0.454

44 471 GANGADHAR S/O GORILAL Balaheda

1.000

45 471 BAPULAL S/O GORDHAN CHOURMAL S/O BHAVNA

Balaheda

0.668

46 471 GORDHAN S/O BHONA Balaheda

0.344

47 471 CHOUTHMAL S/O BHONAJI Balaheda

0.344

48 471 LAXMAN S/O DEVA Balaheda

0.567

49 471 MANGILAL S/O DEVA Balaheda

0.566

50 471 BHAVARLAL S/OI GANGARAM Balaheda

1.000

51 471 RODILAL S/O GOPI Balaheda

1.000

52 471 ONKARLAL AA. NATHU Balaheda

1.000

53 471 SHIVNARAYAN S/O AMAR SINGH Balaheda

1.000

54 471 KANHAIYALAL S/O BHAVARLAL Balaheda

0.505

55 471 MUKESH S/O BHAVARLAL Balaheda

0.506

56 471 SHIVLAL RAMESHCHANDRA KAUSHALYABAI S/O KALURAM

Balaheda

0.506

57 471 BHAGIRATH S/O GOPILAL AYODHYABAI W/O BHAGIRATH

Balaheda

0.506

58 471 RAMPRASAD S/O KANHAIYALAL Balaheda

0.200

59 471 MOHANLAL S/O KANHAIYALAL Balaheda

0.200

60 471 RAMESHCHANDRA S/O KANHAIYALAL

Balaheda

0.200

61 471 KAILASHCHANDRA S/O KANHAIYALAL

Balaheda

0.200

92

62 471 HAJARILAL AA. GOPILAL Balaheda

0.769

63 471 RAMNARAYAN VIJAYSINGH S/O PRABHULAL

Balaheda

0.754

64 471 RAMNARAYAN S/O GOPILAL Balaheda

2.415

65 471 BALCHAND RAMKAILASH Balaheda

0.531

66 471 AMIRKHA JALALKHA Balaheda

1.549

67 471 GORILAL AA. MANGILAL Balaheda

0.809

68 471 BAPULAL S/O GORDHAN CHOURMAL S/O BHAVNA

Balaheda

0.688

69 471 LAXMAN MANGILAL AA. DEVA Balaheda

1.133

70 471

PRABHU MADHU S/O KISHAN HARISINGH BANE SINGH S/O BAPULAL SARDARBAI BEWA BAPULAL

Balaheda

1.275

71 471

HAJARILAL PIMA SHIVNARAYAN S/O BIRAMSINGH NNIRBHAYSINGH MANGILAL S/O NARBHAYSINGH

Balaheda

1.275

72 471 GANGADHAR AA. GORILAL Balaheda

1.000

73 471 KANCHANBAI D/O JAGANNATH Balaheda

0.607

74 471 GORILAL PHOOLSINGH KALU Balaheda

1.376

75 471 SAMPATBAI BEWA RAMCHARAN Balaheda

0.800

76 471 CHOTU S/O RAM BAGAS Balaheda

0.800

77 471 BANESINGH S/O RAMBAGAS Balaheda

0.800

78 471 SARDARBAI S/O GOPI Balaheda

0.582

79 471 RAMBAGAS S/O BAPULAL Balaheda

0.632

80 471 BHAWARLAL S/O Balaheda

0.769

81 471 MOHANLAL S/O BAPULAL Balaheda

0.193

93

82 471 SURAJMAL S/O BAPULAL Balaheda

0.192

83 471 SHRILAL S/O BAPULAL Balaheda

0.192

84 471 RAMESH S/O BAPULAL Balaheda

0.192

85 471 RAMRATAN S/O GOPILAL Balaheda

0.769

86 471 BAJESINGH ,BAJESINGH RAMESH S/O DEVILAL , RAMESH

Balaheda

2.023

87 471 SURAJSINGH AA. KALUSINGH Balaheda

1.254

88 471 RAMCHARAN AA. HEERALAL Balaheda

1.619

89 471 SARDARBAI S/O GOPI Balaheda

0.607

90 471 BHERU AA. RAMLAL Balaheda

1.619

91 471 SIDHUNATH S/O RUGGA Balaheda

0.373

92 471 MADHU S/O RUGGA Balaheda

0.373

93 471 MANGILAL AA. DEVA Balaheda

0.500

94 471 GANGAPRASAD S/O AMARSINGH Balaheda

0.621

95 471 DEVILAL S/O HEERALAL Balaheda

0.700

96 471 SURESHCHANDRA S/O AMARSINGH

Balaheda

0.404

97 471 BHAWARLAL AA. BHAGIRATH Balaheda

0.409


0.250


0.250

100 471 AMAR SINGH AA. GOPI LAL Balaheda

0.500

101 471 RAMCHANDRA S/O KANHAIYALAL Balaheda

0.299

102 471 DEVILAL S/O HEERALAL Balaheda

0.500

103 471 BAPU S/O JAGANNATH Balaheda

0.500

94

104 471 SIDHU S/O RUGHA Balaheda

1.300

105 471 BAPU S/O GOPI Balaheda

1.500

106 471 JAGANNATH S/O BHAWARLAL Balaheda

1.500

107 471 MADHU S/O RUDHA Balaheda

1.000

108 471 HEERALAL AA. GOPI Balaheda

1.600

109 471 JAGANNATH S/O HARLAL Balaheda

1.500

110 471 LALSINGH S/O GOPILAL Balaheda

0.884

111 471 FATESINGH S/O HARLAL Balaheda

1.000


0.715

0.03836


0.357

114 406 BAPULAL S/O AMARSINGH Balaheda

0.943

115 406 NANDUBAI BEWA KANHAIYALAL Balaheda

1.117 0.049

116 391 SHIVLAL DEVSINGH RAMBABU MANOHAR S/O GHISALAL

Balaheda

0.960 0.07

117 392 MANGILAL AA.CHAMPALAL Balaheda

1.574 0.0252

118 389 NANDUBAI BEWA KANHAIYALAL Balaheda

1.531 0.0308

119 382 BHERUJI AA. MEHTAB Balaheda

0.000 0.0336

120 383

MANGILAL RAMPRASAD SAVITRIBAI SUGANBAI D/O BHAWARLAL KANCHANBAI W/O BHAWARLAL RAMCHARAN DEVISINGH S/O UDA

Balaheda

1.133 0.0336

121 362 RAMESHCHANDRA S/O KANHAIYALAL

Balaheda

0.632 0.0476

122 363

PHOOLSINGH PANNALAL KANHAIYALAL MUKESH SARDARBAI KESARBAI D/OBHAWARLAL LALTABAI W/O BHAWARLAL

Balaheda

0.569 0.0336

95

123 357 HEERALAL S/O GHISALAL Balaheda

0.542 0.028

124 357 MANGILAL S/O GHIRDHARI Balaheda

0.542

125 358 HAJARILAL S/O BHAWARJI Balaheda

0.101

0.056

126 358 JAGANNATH S/O BHAWARJI Balaheda

0.100

127 358 BHAGIRATH AA. BHAWARLAL Balaheda

0.270

128 358 MATILAL S/O BHAWARJI Balaheda

0.270

129 325 MANGILAL S/O GHIRDHARI Balaheda

0.962 0.042

130 41 PRABHULAL ,TAWARSINGH,SHRILAL,RATANBAI C/O GOPILAL KESARBAI

Balaheda

1.724 0.0266

131 40 HOKAMSINGH / DEEPCHANDRA Balaheda 0.551 0.028

132 38 PHOOLSINGH Balaheda

0.839

0.0378

133 38 MOHANLAL S/O BAPULAL Balaheda

0.218

134 38 SURAJMAL S/O BAPULAL Balaheda

0.217

135 38 SHRILAL S/O BAPULAL Balaheda

0.218

136 38 RAMESH S/O BAPULAL Balaheda

0.217

137 38 RAMRATAN S/O GOPILAL Balaheda

0.870

138 44 BAJESINGH ,BAJESINGH RAMESH S/O DEVILAL , RAMESH

Balaheda

1.437 0.0392

139 29 SHRIRAM SUNILKUMAR AA. SHIVA Balaheda

1.113 0.049

140 30 CHOUTHMAL S/O NATHULAL Balaheda

0.756 0.042

141 24 BHAWARLAL S/O Balaheda

0.802 0.0476

142 25 HAJARILAL S/O NIRBHAYSINGH Balaheda

0.315 0.0364

143 26 HAJARILAL S/O NIRBHAYSINGH Balaheda

0.439 0.028

144 27 MANGILAL S/O NIRBHAYSINGH Balaheda

0.081 0.0224

96

145 1 G.O.V.T LAND Khubanpura

2.719 0.014

146 49 KAILASH AA. MEHTAB HEMRAJ Khubanpura

0.957

0.042

147 49 NARAYANSINGH S/O BIHARILAL Khubanpura

0.479

148 49 HOKAMSINGH S/O BIHARILAL Khubanpura

0.478

149 48 KANIRAM S/O MANGILAL Khubanpura

0.443

0.084

150 48 RAMSINGH S/O MANGILAL Khubanpura

0.221

151 48 RANJEET S/O RAMSINGH A.PA.KRTA S/O RAMSINGH S/O MANGILAL

Khubanpura

0.222

152 48 SHIVLAL, SHIVLAL S/O SHANKAR Khubanpura

0.887

153 48 ANTARSINGH MOHANSINGH S/O KALU MANUBAI BEWA KALU PRAHLAD CHEETA JAGANNATH

Khubanpura

0.887

154 48 PRABHULAL AA. NANA Khubanpura

0.568

155 48 BHAGWANSINGH AA. NANA Khubanpura

0.568

156 48 NATHULAL AA. GULAB Khubanpura

0.443

157 48 TAULARAM AA. GULAB Khubanpura

0.444

158 39 NARAYANSINGH S/O BIHARILAL Khubanpura

0.439

0.2632

159 39 HOKAMSINGH S/O BIHARILAL Khubanpura

0.440

160 39 G.O.V.T LAND KOTDA

1.000


78.313

162 39

BASANTI S/O KAWARIACHAMAR JAATI CHAMAR NI. SIRPOI, BASANTI D/O KAWARIACHAMAR NIWASI SIRPOI

KOTDA

0.308

163 39 PANIBAI W/O PHOOLSINGH CHAMAR NIWASI CHATARPURA

KOTDA

1.000

164 39 DARYAVBAI W/O HEERALAL KOTDA

2.000

97

165 39 GHISALAL AA. SHIVSINGH KOTDA

2.000

166 39 SHRI KISHAN AA. RAMRATAN KOTDA

2.000

167 39 KALUSINGH S/O RAMRATAN KOTDA

2.000

98

Annexure 3 : Summary of Affected Persons and Common Property Resources MAIN PIPE LINE – 1200 mm

S.No Survey Number

Farmer Name Village Name Area (Ha)

Aff Area

Fruit Trees

Orange Category

Other Trees

1 143 NARAYANSINGH AA. GHEESALAL

BARMANKHEDI

1.254 0.072

2 110

KUNJBIHARI MANOHARLAL MOHAN AA. BALCHAND DHAPUBAI BEWA BALCHAND

CHHATARPURA

1.086 0.082

3 107 SUJANSINGH S/O NARAYANSINGH

CHHATARPURA

0.850

0.108

4 107 KAMALSINGH S/O NARAYAN SINGH

CHHATARPURA

0.850

5 107 DEVISINGH MOHANSINGH GUMANSINGH AA. SHIVSINGH MU.KAMLABAI

CHHATARPURA

0.432

6 108 SAJJANSINGH,SAJJANSINGH S/OPRAHALAD,SUGANBAI

CHHATARPURA

0.553

0.113

7 108 VEERAMBAI W/O JORAWARSINGH

CHHATARPURA

0.553

8 108 VEERAMBAI W/O JORAWARSINGH

CHHATARPURA

0.553

9 28 BANESINGH AA. RAMLAL CHHATARPURA

0.139

0.079

10 28 DULESINGH AA. RAMLAL CHHATARPURA

0.140

11 28 KALUSINGH S/O BAPUSINGH

CHHATARPURA

0.275

12 30

KANCHANBAI RAMESHBAI,BHAGWANSINGH, BHAGWANSINGH AA. BAPUSINGH

CHHATARPURA

1.500 0.096

13 30 BALUSINGH S/O BHAGWANSINGH

CHHATARPURA

0.216

14 21 MANGILAL AA. GODA CHHATARPURA

0.607

0.120

15 21 UMEDBAI,DEVJI,DEVJI AA. PYARJI

CHHATARPURA

0.607

16 21

GENDIBAI BEWA NANURAM RAMLAL S/O NANURAM ,BALLAVBAI D/O NANURAM

CHHATARPURA

0.607

99

17 5 ABDULSALIM ABDULSALIM CHHATARPURA

2.000

0.240

18 5 MANSINGH AA. GANPAT CHHATARPURA

0.934

19 5 CHAGGANLAL D/O GANPAT

CHHATARPURA

0.534

20 5 GANGARAM AA. KANIRAM CHHATARPURA

2.348

21 5 INDARBAI W/O BANESINGH

CHHATARPURA

0.177

22 5 SUGANBAI W/O DULESINGH

CHHATARPURA

0.178

23 5 HARLAL AA. KANIRAM CHHATARPURA

1.214

24 5 AMRA AA. LAL CHHATARPURA

0.709

25 5 ANAR AA. LAXMAN CHHATARPURA

1.254

26 5 SHANKAR S/O GODA CHHATARPURA

0.944

27 5 GHEESALAL S/O RATANLAL

CHHATARPURA

1.000

28 5 HARISINGH S/O RATANLAL CHHATARPURA

1.000

29 5 GOPILAL S/O RATANLAL CHHATARPURA

1.000

30 5

MANGIBAI RODIBAI DHAPUBAI D/O RATANLAL NANDUBAI BEWA RATANLAL

CHHATARPURA

0.237

31 5 PHOOLSINGH BANESINGH AA. BHERU

CHHATARPURA

2.428

32 5 NATHU NARAYAN AA. JALAM

CHHATARPURA

4.047

33 5 UDA AA. BHERU CHHATARPURA

0.944

34 5 GOKULDAS S/O BADRILAL CHHATARPURA

2.000

35 5 MANGILAL AA. PURA CHHATARPURA

1.000

36 5 SHANKAR AA. RATAN KAMLABAI BEWA

CHHATARPURA

1.611

37 5 SHIVSINGH S/O PARWATSINGH

CHHATARPURA

0.245 38 5 DEVSINGH S/O CHHATARPURA

100

PARWATSINGH 0.246

39 5 BALUSINGH S/O PARWATSINGH

CHHATARPURA

0.246

40 5 BHAGGA AA. PUNYA PANIBAI METHIBAI AA. LALA MANGYA

CHHATARPURA

0.405

41 5 GENDA AA. LALA CHHATARPURA

0.188

42 129 JAGDISHPRASAD AA. PRABHULAL

CHHATARPURA

0.220

0.130

43 129 BAPU AA. BHAGGA CHHATARPURA

2.000

44 129 AMRA AA. LAL CHHATARPURA

2.000

45 129 LAXMAN AA. GENDA CHHATARPURA

2.000

46 129

DEEPAKKUMAR ANILKUMAR S/O BANSIDHAR MANORMADEVI W/O BANSIDHAR

CHHATARPURA

2.000

47 129 GOKARAN VERMA S/O SHIVNARAYAN

CHHATARPURA

2.000

48 129 RAMESHCHAND AA. PRABHULAL

CHHATARPURA

2.000

49 129 SHEK ISRAEL AA. SHEK GHISA

CHHATARPURA

2.000

50 129 SHEK IBRAHIM AA. SHEK GHISA

CHHATARPURA

2.000

51 128 G.O.V.T LAND CHHATARPURA

2.031 0.072


1.975 0.012


4.636 0.029


4.636

55 3 MANGILAL AA. PRABHULAL

KOTDA

4.166

0.060

56 3 GYANSINGH AA.DEVISINGH

KOTDA

4.166

57 3 PREMSINGH AA. DEVISINGH

KOTDA

2.747

101



S.No Survey Number

Farmer Name Village Name Area (Ha) Aff

Area Fruit Trees

Orange Category

Other Trees

1 883 AJMERI, AJMERI AA . GULAB,RAES S/O AJMERI, ROSHANARA,MERON

DHATRAWDA

1.327 0.040

2 867 RAMSINGH AA. SHIVSINGH DHATRAWDA

2.727

0.088

3 867

DEVISINGH UDAYSINGH S/O MANSINGH SURAJKUWAR BEWA MANSINGH

DHATRAWDA

0.918

4 867 GOVINDSINGH S/O BHAWARLAL

DHATRAWDA

0.458

5 867

BALUSINGH ELKARSINGH S/O TAWARSINGH PUSHPA KUWARBAI BEWA TAWARSINGH

DHATRAWDA

0.459

6 857 JASWANTSINGH S/O ANARSINGH

DHATRAWDA

0.540

0.035

7 857

MANSINGH S/O HANUMANTSINGH BHERUSINGH HARISINGH TEJSINGH AA. SAUDANSINGH

DHATRAWDA

0.325

8 857 ISHWARSINGH AA. RAMSINGH

DHATRAWDA

0.942

9 857 GULABSINGH S/O NATHUSINGH

DHATRAWDA

0.379

10 857 DEVISINGH S/OI NATHUSINGH

DHATRAWDA

0.380

11 831 GANPATHSINGH S/O BANESINGH

DHATRAWDA

0.378

0.073

12 831 DHEERAPSINGH DHATRAWDA

0.269

13 831 JASWANTSINGH DHATRAWDA

0.109

14 831 BAKHTAWARSINGH S/O BANESINGH

DHATRAWDA

0.378

15 831 KARTARSINGH S/O BENESINGH

DHATRAWDA

0.379

16 818 GANGABAI,GANGABAI W/O SAMDARSINGH, BHARATSINGH

DHATRAWDA

1.595 0.022

17 819 HOKUMSINGH AA. BHAWARJI

DHATRAWDA

1.108

102

18 819 RAYSINGH AA. BHAWARJI DHATRAWDA

1.619

19 811 BHAWARSINGH AA. RAMSINGH

DHATRAWDA

0.809

0.046

20 811 GANGABAI W/O SAMDARSINGH

DHATRAWDA

0.060

21 811 MODSINGH S/O CHANDARSINGH

DHATRAWDA

0.822

22 812 DHAPUBAI D/O GENDA DHATRAWDA

1.242 0.011

23 813 RATANLAL AA. PARTHI DHATRAWDA

0.971 0.044

24 810 PRAHALADSINGH AA. BHAWARJI

DHATRAWDA

1.429

0.018

25 810

BHANKUWAR W/O AA.ARJUNSINGH HIMMATSINGH S/O ARJUNSINGH

DHATRAWDA

1.429

26 61 BHAWARLAL AA. BADRICHAND

DHATRAWDA

0.401 0.006

27 73 SHRI MAHADEV MANDIR DHATRAWDA

1.870 0.033

28 76

PANBAI BEWA NANDA DEVILAL DEVBAI SHYAMUBAI KAMLABAI KAUSHALYABAI D/O NANDA

DHATRAWDA

1.353 0.011

29 79 G.O.V.T LAND DHATRAWDA

0.388 0.040


0.227 0.033

31 81 SHIV AA. PURA DHATRAWDA

1.202 0.022

32 81 SALAGRAM AA. PURA DHATRAWDA

0.100

33 80, 99 DHATRAWDA 0.006

34 144 UDA AA DAYARAM BARMANKHEDI

1.029 0.035

35 147 RADHABAI BEWA HEERALAL

BARMANKHEDI

3.032

0.077

36 147 CHAGANLAL BARMANKHEDI

0.195

37 147 RAYSINGH BARMANKHEDI

0.160

38 150 BHAWRIBAI W/O BAJESINGH

BARMANKHEDI

0.428 0.044

39 150 MEHTAB BAGERA BARMANKHEDI

0.855

103

40 120

ANSUIYABAI D/O BHAGWANSINGH UMRAVBAI,DEVENDRA,BHAGWANSINGH,BHAGWANSINGH S/O CHANDANSINGH

BARMANKHEDI

1.384 0.042

41 123 SARDARBAIW/ONARAYANSINGH

BARMANKHEDI

0.155

0.072

42 123 BALCHAND S/O NARAYANSINGH

BARMANKHEDI

0.442

43 123 JAGDISHS/O PRABHULAL BARMANKHEDI

0.442

44 123 MANSINGH S/O BAPULAL BARMANKHEDI

0.243

45 123 HINDUSINGH BARMANKHEDI

0.245

46 50 BANESINGH S/O BAPULAL BARMANKHEDI

1.830 0.044

47 64

ANOKHBAI,CHAGANLAL,CHAGANLAL RAYSINGH BALCHAND SEETARAM S/O DARYAVSINGH SARDARBAIANOKHBAI D/O DARYAVSINGH JADAVBAI,BALCHAND,RAYSINGH ,RAYSINGH,SARDARBAI,SEETARAM

BARMANKHEDI

0.063 0.015

48 65 MANFULABAI W/O BALCHAND

BARMANKHEDI

0.429 0.011

49 53

BHERIBAI BEWA SUJANSINGH ANITABAI BALCHAND S/O SUJANSINGH

BARMANKHEDI

0.209

0.026

50 53 BALCHAND BARMANKHEDI

0.220

51 53 SEETARAM BARMANKHEDI

0.164

52 53 PEERULKAL AA. HEERALAL BARMANKHEDI

0.284

53 53 PHOOLSINGH AA. RUGNATH

BARMANKHEDI

0.209

54 53 LALSINGH AA. RUGNATH BARMANKHEDI

0.208

55 29 MOHANLAL AA. NARAYAN BARMANKHEDI

0.113 0.019

104

56 29 MEHARBAN S/O NARAYAN BARMANKHEDI

0.112

57 29 PRABHULAL AA. DHULA BARMANKHEDI

0.112

58 29 MAGAN S/O DHULA BARMANKHEDI

0.113

59 29 LAXMAN PEERU S/O BHEEMA BANSI RAMESH HINDU S/O SEWA

BARMANKHEDI

0.330

60 29 SEETARAM S/O ANARSINGH

BARMANKHEDI

0.110

61 29

PARIBAI BEWA SIDHNATH,PARIBAI BEWA BALU SIDHNATH,PARIBAI BEWA BALU SIDHNATH AA. BALU PARIBAI

BARMANKHEDI

0.567

62 19 NARAYANSINGH AA. HEERALAL

BARMANKHEDI

1.267 0.022

63 19 DAULATSINGH AA. HEERALAL

BARMANKHEDI

1.266

64 20 DAULATRAM S/O HEERALAL

BARMANKHEDI

1.918

0.022

65 20 SEETARAM PHOOLSINGH S/O SUJANSINGH

BARMANKHEDI

1.919

66 20 PRABHULAL S/O UDA BARMANKHEDI

0.438

67 20 NARAYANSINGH S/O UDA BARMANKHEDI

0.438


BARMANKHEDI

0.794

0.033

69 21

ANOKHBAI,CHAGANLAL,CHAGANLAL RAYSINGH BALCHAND SEETARAM S/O DARYAVSINGH SARDARBAIANOKHBAI D/O DARYAVSINGH JADAVBAI,BALCHAND,RAYSINGH ,RAYSINGH,SARDARBAI,SEETARAM

BARMANKHEDI

0.222

70 21 PHOOLSINGH LALSINGH BHAGWANSINGH JATANBAI D/O RUGNATH

BARMANKHEDI

0.445

71 24 G.O.V.T LAND BARMANKHEDI

0.279 0.022


BARMANKHEDI

2.296 0.037

105

73 25 DAULATSINGH AA. HEERALAL

BARMANKHEDI

0.767

74 27

PARIBAI BEWA SIDHNATH,PARIBAI BEWA BALU SIDHNATH,PARIBAI BEWA BALU SIDHNATH AA. BALU PARIBAI

BARMANKHEDI

0.805 0.011

75 28 AMRA AA. BHERU VISHNU AA. NARAYAN GULABBAI BEWA NARAYAN

BARMANKHEDI

0.818

0.011

76 28 GANGARAM AA. BARDA BARMANKHEDI

0.816

77 28 DAULA CHANNA FATTA S/O MOTI

BARMANKHEDI

0.566

78 324 UMRAVSINGH S/O MANSINGH

BARKHEDI UMAT

1.180

0.077

79 324 UDESINGH A. RAMLAL BARKHEDI

UMAT

1.181

80 324 SATYANARAYAN AA. BALUSINGH

BARKHEDI UMAT

0.590

81 324 BANESINGH AA. BIHARILAL DARYAVBAI BEWA

BARKHEDI UMAT

0.590

82 337 NARWARSINGH AA. KALUSINGH

BARKHEDI UMAT

0.569

0.044

83 337 NARWARSINGH AA. KALUSINGH

BARKHEDI UMAT

0.569

0.132

84 3 ANAR S/O SHANKARLAL NANDANI

0.505

0.132

85 3 KAILASH S/O SHANKARLAL NANDANI

0.506

86 3 MANOHAR KAUSHALYA /O SHANKARLAL

NANDANI

0.506

87 3 SURESH S/O SHANKARLAL DHAPUBAi W/O SHANKARLAL

NANDANI

0.506

88 3 SIDHU S/O LALA NANDANI

2.023

89 3 BHERU DEVA S/O SEWA MU.KUKUBAI BEWA SEWA

NANDANI

2.023

90 3

DINESH PAPPU RADHESHYAM GUDDIBAI /O RAMCHANDRA AJODHYABAI BEWA RAMCHANDRA

NANDANI

2.023

91 3 BHAWARIA S/O DEVYA NANDANI

2.000

106

92 3 RODA S/O NAGGA NANDANI

2.000

93 3

PREMKUWARBAI BEWA MANGUSINGH MEHARBAANSINGH S/O MANGUSINGH BHAMUKUWARBAI D/OMANGUSINGH SHYAMKUWARBAI , MANGUSINGH, MANGUSINGH S/O BAPUSINGH

NANDANI

2.529

94 25 SHIVLAL DEVILAL RAMSINGH

NANDANI

1.302 0.061

95 24 HARAKCHAND S/O MEHTAB

NANDANI

0.885

0.011

96 24 SHIV MANDIR NANDANI

1.000

97 24 BHAWARIA AA.HARCHAND NANDANI

1.000

98 284 CHAMPIBAI BEWA MADAN NANDANI

1.985 0.026

99 285 NARENDRA SINGH D/O VISHNUKUWARBAI

NANDANI

1.002 0.022

100 287 NARENDRA SINGH D/O VISHNUKUWARBAI

NANDANI

0.960 0.020

101 103 G.O.V.T LAND KALAKHEDA

0.202 0.040


0.430 0.018

103 61 BHULIBAI ,BHULIBAI BEWA RAMLAL

KALAKHEDA

0.158 0.022

104 98 KARANSINGH AA. KALAKHEDA

0.051 0.011 1

105 53 DEVSINGH KALAKHEDA

0.208

0.055

106 53 DHANSHYAM KALAKHEDA

0.208

107 53 JALSANSHADHAN BOARD KUNDALIA DAM

KALAKHEDA

0.463

108 50 DEVSINGH, DEVSINGH S/O SUJANSINGH

KALAKHEDA

0.847

0.009

109 50 DHANSHYAM , DHANSHYAM S/O SUJANSINGH

KALAKHEDA

0.847

107

110 52 NARAYAN KALAKHEDA

0.592 0.055


19.614 0.066

112 9 GOKALSINGH ,LALSINGH S/O SHIVSINGH

RAJPURA

0.441

0.033

113 9 PREMSINGH S/O BHERUSINGH

RAJPURA

0.253 2 B

114 9 MANGILAL S/O BHERUSINGH

RAJPURA

0.506 3 B

115 9 BALRAM S/O DULESINGH LEELABAI BEWA DULESINGH

RAJPURA

0.232

116 10 G.O.V.T LAND RAJPURA

0.089 0.017

117 11 G.O.V.T LAND RAJPURA

0.898 0.011


RAJPURA

0.463

0.132

119 35

HARISINGHH S/O PURSINGH DHIRAPSINGH S/O ANARSINGH CHATRUBAI SHANTIBAI C/O ANARSINGH

RAJPURA

0.348

108



S.No Survey Number

Farmer Name Village Name

Area (Ha)

Aff Area

Fruit Trees

Orange Category

Other Trees

1 473 PHOOLSINGH AA. JAGANNATH

Balaheda

0.808

0.045


2.327

3 473 RAMUBAI W/O PRABHULAL

Balaheda

1.315

4 473 SHIVNARAYAN S/O AMARSINGH

Balaheda

2.185

5 468 MANGILAL S/O RODILAL Balaheda

0.840 0.045

6 468 AMARSINGH S/O GOPILAL Balaheda

0.840

7 33 INDRASINGH ,SHERSINGH BUDANPUR

0.098

0.036

8 33 INDRASINGH,INDRASINGH BUDANPUR

0.506


0.064


0.063

11 139 NARAYANSINGH S/O PRATAB SINGH

PIPALYA MOCHI

0.090

12 152 KUMERSINGH S/O PURSINGH

PIPALYA MOCHI

0.548

0.054

13 152 NARAYANSINGH S/O BANESINGH

PIPALYA MOCHI

0.547

14 152 BHAGWANSINGH S/O BANESINGH

PIPALYA MOCHI

0.229

15 152 SULTANSINGH S/O BANESINGH

PIPALYA MOCHI

0.318

16 153 SHIVSINGH S/O GANGARAM

PIPALYA MOCHI

1.149 0.036

17 146

BANESINGH DULESINGH S/O DARYAVSINGH DHAPUBAI BEWA DARYAVSINGH

PIPALYA MOCHI

1.196

0.045

109

18 146 BHAGWANSINGH S/O MADANSINGH

PIPALYA MOCHI

0.418

19 146 SULTANSINGH S/O MADANSINGH

PIPALYA MOCHI

0.418

20 146 NARBHAYSINGH S/O MADANSINGH

PIPALYA MOCHI

0.420

21 139 NARBHAYSINGH S/O MADANSINGH

PIPALYA MOCHI

0.072

22 35 GOKALSINGH ,LALSINGH S/O SHIVSINGH

RAJPURA

1.649 0.045


RAJPURA

0.463

110



S.No Survey Number

Farmer Name Village Name Area (Ha) Aff

Area Fruit Trees

Orange Category

Other Trees

1 19 BHERULAL AA. KISHANLAL

DHATRAWDA

0.339

0.024

2 19 BHAGIRATH AA. KISHANLAL

DHATRAWDA

0.340

3 19 LALSINGH AA. KISHANLAL

DHATRAWDA

0.340

4 19

ANAR SINGH, SANJAY SINGH AA. OKARLAL SAJANBAI BEWA OKARLAL

DHATRAWDA

0.341


0.393 0.028

6 130 KRISHNAPALSINGH S/O GAJRAJSINGH

DHATRAWDA

3.659 0.028

7 6 BHAGWANSINGH AA. PURSINGH

DHATRAWDA

1.245

0.034

8 6 BALUSINGH S/0 PURSINGH

DHATRAWDA

1.244

9 6 PREMSINGH AA. RUGNATHSINGH

DHATRAWDA

1.214

10 6 BALABAI BEWA NENSINGH

DHATRAWDA

2.265

11 6 AJMERI AA. GULAB DHATRAWDA

1.782

12 6 VIKRAMSINGH AA. YASHWNTSINGH

DHATRAWDA

4.551


1.659 0.018

14 201 BHAGIRATH AA. GULAB Balaheda

1.380 0.024

15 203 RODILAL S/O BHAGCHANDRA

Balaheda

0.283 0.016

16 204 JAGDISH S/O RODILAL Balaheda

0.800 0.044

17 191 GHISALAL S/O RAMPRASAD

Balaheda

0.454 0.010

18 192 BHAWARLAL NARAYAN BHAGIRATH AA.

Balaheda

0.713 0.016

111

19 35 SHERSINGH, SHERSINGH

BUDANPUR

0.238

0.012

20 35 ISHWAR SINGH, ISHWARSINGH

BUDANPUR

0.129

21 35 GOPILAL,GOPILAL BUDANPUR

0.259

22 33 INDRASINGH, SHERSINGH

BUDANPUR

0.098 0.012

23 32

DEVSINGH SHIVSINGH KUMERSINGH SULTANSINGH,SULTANSINGH, SULTANSINGH S/O BAPUSINGH

BUDANPUR

0.279 0.016

24 31

DEVSINGH SHIVSINGH KUMERSINGH SULTANSINGH,SULTANSINGH, SULTANSINGH S/O BAPUSINGH

BUDANPUR

0.137 0.012

25 30

KAMALSINGH,KAMALSINGH MEHARBAAN PARWATSINGH BAHADURSINGH NAWA

BUDANPUR

0.657 0.024

26 205 BAHADURSINGH, BHERUSINGH,BHERUSINGH

BUDANPUR

0.506 0.038

27 207 BAHADURSINGH, BHERUSINGH,BHERUSINGH

BUDANPUR

0.631 0.013

28 511 BHAGWANSINGH S/O SHIVSINGH

BUDANPUR

1.112 0.021

29 239 MEHARWAAN S/O MANGILAL

BUDANPUR

0.073 0.012

30 193

LAXMINARAYAN BALUSINGH VIKRAMSINGH RAJU S/O JAGANNATH JATANBAI BEWA JAGANNATH

BUDANPUR

2.618 0.020

31 513 DEVILAL S/O DEVISINGH BUDANPUR

0.011 0.012

32 513 DEVISINGH S/O DARYAVSINGH

BUDANPUR

0.022


BUDANPUR

0.103 0.024

34 507 INDARSINGH S/O RAMSIN

BUDANPUR

0.125 0.012

35 508 HATESINGH S/O PREMSINGH

BUDANPUR

0.559 0.016

112

36 504 CHANDARSINGH S/O DEVISINGH

BUDANPUR

0.358 0.018

37 504 PREMSINGH S/O DEVISINGH

BUDANPUR

0.358


BUDANPUR

0.619 0.027

39 502 HARISINGH S/O GANPAT BUDANPUR

0.166 0.012

40 497 SHIVLAL,SHIVLAL S/O BAPULAL

BUDANPUR

0.236 0.022

41 532 KALARAM S/O BHAWARLAL

BUDANPUR

0.327 0.020

42 532 RAMBABU S/O BHAWARLAL

BUDANPUR

0.328


BUDANPUR

0.116

0.040

44 598 BHONISINGH S/O SHIVSINGH

BUDANPUR

0.118


BUDANPUR

0.435


BUDANPUR

0.182

47 598 PREMSINGH S/O RAMSINGH

BUDANPUR

0.251

48 598 INDARSINGH S/O RAMSINGH

BUDANPUR

0.251

49 598 MANGIBAI BEWA ARJUNSINGH

BUDANPUR

0.251

50 599 BHABWANSINGH S/O SHIVSINGH

BUDANPUR

0.472

0.036


BUDANPUR

1.418


BUDANPUR

0.355

53 599 ARJUNSINGH S/O DULESINGH

BUDANPUR

2.126

54 599 NAORANGBAI,BHAWARLAL, BHAWARLAL S/O RAMSINGH

BUDANPUR

1.258


BUDANPUR

0.924


BUDANPUR

0.924

113


BUDANPUR

0.924

58 599 BHAGWANSINGH S/O RAMSINGH

BUDANPUR

0.924

59 687 NAORANGBAI,BHAWARLAL, BHAWARLAL S/O RAMSINGH

BUDANPUR

0.286

0.034


BUDANPUR

0.286


BUDANPUR

0.286


BUDANPUR

0.286


BUDANPUR

0.286

64 688 ARJUNSINGH S/O BHAGWANSINGH

BUDANPUR

1.052

0.035

65 688 CHANDARSINGH S/O BHAGWANSINGH

BUDANPUR

0.673

66 688 KARANSINGH S/O BHAGWANSINGH

BUDANPUR

0.673

67 688 GULABSINGH S/O BHAGWANSINGH

BUDANPUR

0.673

68 688 DHIRAPSINGH S/O BHAGWANSINGH

BUDANPUR

0.673

69 690 ARJUNSINGH S/O BHAGWANSINGH

BUDANPUR

0.030

0.024

70 690 CHANDARSINGH S/O BHAGWANSINGH

BUDANPUR

0.031

71 690 KARANSINGH S/O BHAGWANSINGH

BUDANPUR

0.031

72 690 GULABSINGH S/O BHAGWANSINGH

BUDANPUR

0.031

73 690 DHIRAPSINGH S/O BHAGWANSINGH

BUDANPUR

0.031

74 691 AMBARAM RAKESH PAWAN S/O GOPILAL

BUDANPUR

0.676 0.011

75 39 KAMLABAI W/O BADRILAL

JHADMAU

1.000 0.024

76 39 KANHAIYALAL AA. BADRILAL

JHADMAU

0.506

114

77 39

RAMESHCHANDRA KAMLAPRASAD S/O PRABHULAL DALUBAI BEWA PRABHULAL

JHADMAU

0.397

78 39

BABUKHA,BABUKHA AA.EMAMIKHA,MUMTAJKHA SARTAJKHA NIJAMKHA

JHADMAU

1.500

79 39 RATANLAL AA. MANNA JHADMAU

0.849

80 39 GHISA AA. MANNA JHADMAU

0.771

81 39 JAL SANSADHAN BOARD JHADMAU

0.306

82 39 BABULAL S/O GOPILAL JHADMAU

0.750

83 39 MADAN AA. MANNA JHADMAU

0.620

84 39 JAGDISH AA. FATA JHADMAU

0.620

85 39 JAL SANSADHAN BOARD JHADMAU

0.032

86 38 G.O.V.T LAND JHADMAU

0.902 0.028

87 36 GOPALSINGH S/O KRISHNACHANDRASINGH

JHADMAU

0.170 0.032

88 68

ALIMANBAI BEWA EDAKHA SHAHJADKHA AYYEDKHA SHEHRAJKHA S/O EDAKHA

JHADMAU

0.694

0.032

89 68 YASEEN AA. RASOOLKHA

JHADMAU

0.694

90 68 RAJMOHAMMAD AA. RASOOLKHA

JHADMAU

0.694

91 68 FAKEERMOHAMMAD S/O RASOOLKHA

JHADMAU

0.694

115



S.No Survey Number

Farmer Name Village Name Area (Ha) Aff. Area

Fruit Trees

Orange Category

Other Trees

1 6 DHATRAWDA 0.035

2 2 SULTANSINGH TAWARSINGH S/O SARDARSINGH

DHATRAWDA

0.556

0.056

3 2 KRISHNABAI W/O GOPALSINGH

DHATRAWDA

0.506

4 2 BANESINGH S/O GANGARAM

DHATRAWDA

0.759

5 2 SHRILAL AA. DARYAVSINGH DHATRAWDA

1.822

6 397 HEERALAL S/O BABRUSINGH

KHANKRI

0.533

0.019

7 397 HARISINGH AA. BABRUSINGH

KHANKRI

0.533

8 397 BANESINGH S/O BHAWARLAL

KHANKRI

0.751

9 385 MANGILAL BADESINGH AA. KHANKRI

2.570 0.021

10 380 MADANLAL DEVILAL AA. PHOOLSINGH

KHANKRI

1.096

0.021

11 380 DURGAPRASAD S/O MANGILLAL

KHANKRI

0.548

12 380 GOPAL S/O MANGILAL KHANKRI

0.548

13 381 UKARSINGH S/O RATANSINGH

KHANKRI

0.598

0.018

14 381 UDESINGH S/O RATANSINGH

KHANKRI

0.951

15 381 BIHARILAL S/O RATANSINGH KHANKRI

1.304

16 386 MANGILAL BADESINGH AA. KHANKRI

2.031 0.021

17 368 GORDHAN PANNALAL BALLAV S/O

KHANKRI

1.197 0.013

18 368 PURILAL AA. BALDEV KHANKRI

1.193

116

19 365 SHRI DEV NARAYAN JI MAHARAJ

KHANKRI

0.413 0.021

20 283 PATWARI AWAS KHANKRI

0.100

0.013

21 283 AGANWADI CENTRE KHANKRI

0.250

22 283 HOSPITAL KHANKRI

0.200

23 293 GEETABAI W/O GOPI KHANKRI

0.158 0.007

24 292 BHAWRIBAI W/O PHOOLSINGH

KHANKRI

0.067

0.011

25 292 BHAWRIBAI BEWA BAPULAL PRAHLAD KAILASH S/O BAPULAL

KHANKRI

0.135

26 292 GEETABAI W/O GOPI KHANKRI

0.045

27 32 MOHANLAL HEERALAL AA. RAM

SHYAMPURA

0.800

0.021

28 32 MANGILAL,MANGILAL AA. HAJARILAL, PHOOLSINGH AA. GHEESALAL

SHYAMPURA

0.050

29 32 HAJARILAL,HAJARILAL AA. KISHANLAL

SHYAMPURA

0.050

30 32 HEERALAL S/O RAMNARAYAN

SHYAMPURA

0.050

31 32 SHAMBULAL,SHRIKISHAN KALUSINGH S/O RAMRATAN

SHYAMPURA

0.656

32 32 RAMCHARAN SHIVNARAYAN S/O RUGNATHJI

SHYAMPURA

0.749 2 C

33 32 UKARBAGAS SHYAMPURA

0.122

34 32 BIHARILAL SHYAMPURA

0.242

35 31 CHOUTHMAL PHOOLSINGH DINESH , HAJARILAL, HAJARILAL AA. KISHANLAL

SHYAMPURA

0.710 0.011

36 26 Govt. Land SHYAMPURA

0.235 0.004

37 22

Chouthmal S/o Gheesalala, BHERUSINGH AA. GHEESALAL POONAMCHAND AA. CHAMPALAL,CHOUTHMAL BHERUSINGH,MANGILAL BHERUSINGH CHUNNILAL

SHYAMPURA

0.887 0.028

38 22 GOPAL AA. BHAGCHANDRA SHYAMPURA

117

0.050

39 22 MANGILAL AA. BHAGCHANDRA

SHYAMPURA

0.050

40 22 RAJENDRAPRASAD S/O CHAGANLAL

SHYAMPURA

0.988

41 37 G.O.V.T LAND PADAMPURA

0.687 0.042

42 14 G.O.V.T LAND PADAMPURA

0.129 0.014

43 21 MANGILAL S/O BHAWARLAL PADAMPURA

0.308

0.028

44 21 HARSINGH AA. NARBHAYSINGH

PADAMPURA

1.427

45 21 BHAGWANSINGH AA. PURSINGH

PADAMPURA

1.400

46 21 BALUSINGH AA. PURSINGH PADAMPURA

0.763

47 21 SHRILAL S/O RAMSINGH PADAMPURA

0.923

48 21 DULESINGH S/O RAMSINGH PADAMPURA

0.923

49 21 KANIRAM S/O BHAWARLAL PADAMPURA

0.403

50 700 AMBARAM RAKESH PAWAN S/O GOPILAL

BUDANPUR

1.131 0.021

51 700 MODSINGH S/O BHERUSINGH

BUDANPUR

0.544

52 68 RAMPRASAD S/O KISHANLAL D.S/O PHOOLSINGH

JHADMAU

0.510

0.039


JHADMAU

0.510

54 68

ALEEMANBAI BEWA EDAKHA SHAHJADKHA AYYEDKHA SHERAJKHA S/O EDAKHA

JHADMAU

0.694

55 68 YASEEN AA. RASOOLKHA JHADMAU

0.694

56 68 RAJMOHAMMAD AA. RASOOLKHA

JHADMAU

0.694

57 68 FAKEERMOHAMMAD AA. RASOOLKHA

JHADMAU

0.694

58 68 RAMCHARAN SHIVNARAYAN AA. RUGNATH

JHADMAU

0.202

59 68 UKARBAGAS AA. KISHANLAL JHADMAU

118

3.108


JHADMAU

1.587

61 68 UKARBAGAS S/O GULAB JHADMAU

0.337

62 68 RAMPRASAD S/O KISHANLAL

JHADMAU

1.322

63 76 MAKHANLAL S/O SIDHULAL KADLAWAD

0.446 0.008

64 78 MAKHANLAL S/O SIDHULAL KADLAWAD

0.147 0.014

65 78 BHERULAL KADLAWAD

0.148

66 83 BHERULAL KADLAWAD

0.063 0.008

67 848 BHAGWATSINGH BHARATSINGH S/O

KADLAWAD

3.035

0.011

68 848 NARAYAN SINGH S/O SAJANSINGH

KADLAWAD

4.000

69 848 GOPALSINGH S/O GANGADHARSINGH

KADLAWAD

0.896

70 783 RAMESHCHANDRA S/O RAMLAL

KADLAWAD

0.299 0.018

4 A

71 783 KAILASH S/O RAMLAL KADLAWAD

0.169


KADLAWAD

0.070 0.023

73 782 BHERULAL S/O RAMLAL KADLAWAD

0.069


KADLAWAD

0.247 0.021

75 781 KAILASH S/O RAMLAL KADLAWAD

0.246

76 778 BHERULAL S/O RAMLAL KADLAWAD

0.063 0.011

77 776 DEEPAK, GOVIND S/O BHAVANISHANKAR

KADLAWAD

0.050 0.007

78 794 G.O.V.T LAND KADLAWAD

0.164 0.007


1.252 0.011


0.164 0.007


0.493 0.007

82 698 SIDHVULAL S/O BHERULAL KADLAWAD 0.011

119

0.079



S.No Survey

Number farmers name

Village

Name

Area

(Ha)

Aff Area (Ha)

Fruit Trees

Orange Category

Other Trees

1 432 BADESINGH GANGARAM

HARISINGH UBHAPAN

1.437

0.060

2 432 RAMPRASAD S/O KISHAN UBHAPAN

0.600

3 432 BANESINGH S/O GOPI UBHAPAN

0.600

4 432 AMARLAL S/O NARAYAN UBHAPAN

0.600

5 432 BHAWARLAL S/O MADHU UBHAPAN

0.600

6 432 SHIVLAL S/O RUGNATH UBHAPAN

0.600

7 432 SOGAN S/O PYARA UBHAPAN

0.600

8 432 KAMALSINGH S/O GOPI UBHAPAN

0.600

9 432 GORDHAN S/O BALU UBHAPAN

0.600

10 432 BHAGWANSINGH S/O

KAWARLAL UBHAPAN

0.600

11 432 JAGDISH S/O KAWARLAL UBHAPAN

0.600

12 432 BAPULAL S/O RAMSINGH UBHAPAN

1.000

13 432 KANIRAM AA. RAMSINGH UBHAPAN

1.000

14 432 UDESINGH S/O

NATHUSINGH UBHAPAN

0.750

15 432 GIRWARSINGH S/O

BADESINGH UBHAPAN

0.750

16 432 BALUSINGH S/O MANGILAL UBHAPAN

1.500

17 432 MODSINGH S/O UKARJI UBHAPAN

120

0.263

18 432 LAKHAN S/O UDESINGH UBHAPAN

0.263

19 432 KESARSINGH AA. RAMLAL UBHAPAN

0.648

20 432 GOVT LAND UBHAPAN

0.263

21 432 BANESINGH S/O

GANGARAM UBHAPAN

0.650

22 432 JATANBAI BEWA

AMARSINGH UBHAPAN

0.221

23 432 RAMSINGH S/O KISHAN UBHAPAN

0.222

24 432 GOPAL S/O KISHAN UBHAPAN

0.222

25 432

KAMALSINGH NA. VA. S/O

BALUSINGH SAR.MATA

GEETABAI BEWA

BALUSINGH

UBHAPAN

0.741

26 432 DULESINGH S/O RAMSINGH UBHAPAN

0.742

27 432 SHRILAL AA. RAMSINGH UBHAPAN

0.741

28 432 KESARSINGH AA. RAMLAL UBHAPAN

4.047


0.121


0.405

31 432 SHRILAL AA. RAMSINGH UBHAPAN

0.135

32 432 DULESINGH S/O RAMSINGH UBHAPAN

0.135

33 432

KAMALSINGH NA. VA. S/O

BALUSINGH SAR.MATA

GEETABAI BEWA

BALUSINGH

UBHAPAN

0.135

34 397 JAGANNATH S/O RAMA UBHAPAN

2.000

0.012

35 397 KALUSINGH S/O

JAGANNATH UBHAPAN

2.000

36 397 MEHTABBAI BEWA

KALUSINGH UBHAPAN

2.000

37 397 KANHAIYAANLAL S/O PURA UBHAPAN

1.500

38 397 RATAN S/O PYARA UBHAPAN

1.000

121

39 397 BHERU S/O PYARA UBHAPAN

1.000

40 397 GOPI S/O LAL UBHAPAN

1.000

41 397 CHAMPA S/O LAL UBHAPAN

1.200

42 397 RATAN S/O GOPI UBHAPAN

1.200

43 397 BANESINGH S/O GOPI UBHAPAN

1.500

44 397 BALU S/O JALU UBHAPAN

1.500

45 397 NATHU S/O SHANKAR UBHAPAN

0.500

46 397 PRABHU S/O SHANKAR UBHAPAN

1.500

47 397 BHERUSINGH S/O GHISA UBHAPAN

1.300

48 397 RATANSINGH S/O MOTILAL UBHAPAN

1.000

49 397

INDARSINGH S/O

RAYSINGH KAMALSINGH

S/O HEERALAL JATANBAI

W/O HEERALAL

UBHAPAN

2.000

50 397 BANESINGH AA.

GANGARAM SADIBAI UBHAPAN

0.500

51 397 RAMSINGH S/O KISHAN UBHAPAN

0.250

52 397 GOPAL S/O KISHAN UBHAPAN

0.250

53 397 BHARATSINGH S/O RAMLAL UBHAPAN

0.162

54 157 BHAWARLAL AA. BAPULAL UBHAPAN

0.202 0.006

55 149

SULTANSINGH MANGILAL

BALUSINGH AA. POORA

PURIBAI BEWA POORA

UBHAPAN

0.016 0.011

56 145 BALLAVSINGH AA.

HARISINGH UBHAPAN

0.469 0.006

57 292 BHAWRIBAI W/O

PHOOLSINGH KHANKRI

0.067

0.011

58 292

BHAWRIBAI BEWA

BAPULAL PRAHALAD

KAILASH S/O BAPULAL

KHANKRI

0.135

59 292 GEETABAIU W/O GOPI KHANKRI

0.045

60 292 GEETABAIU W/O GOPI KHANKRI

122

0.158

61 289 DHULIBAI BEWA NANDA

DURGA KHANKRI

0.065 0.006

62 279

KARANSINGH

RADHESHYAM

RAMCHANDRA S/O

RAMNARAYAN KALUSINGH

SHIVNARAYAN S/O UKAR

KANHAIYAAN LAL

AMARSINGH RAMGOPAL

S/O PYARA DEVILAL

MANGILAL S/O MANNA

BAPULAL DHAPUBAI

DEVBAI D/O

KHANKRI

0.082

0.008

63 279

AMARSINGH S/O PYARJI

SHAKUNTALABAI BEWA

RADHESHYAM TINGLAJ S/O

RADHESHYAM

KHANKRI

0.024

64 279 BHAWARLAL S/O PYARJI KHANKRI

0.012

65 279 CHENSINGH S/O KANIRAM KHANKRI

0.012

66 276

KARANSINGH

RADHESHYAM

RAMCHANDRA S/O



KANHAIYAAN LAL

AMARSINGH RAMGOPAL

S/O PYARA DEVILAL

MANGILAL S/O MANNA

BAPULAL DHAPUBAI

DEVBAI D/O

KHANKRI

0.049

0.006

67 276 LEELABAI D/O BANESINGH KHANKRI

0.036

68 276

KARANSINGH

RADHESHYAM

RAMCHANDRA S/O



KANHAIYAAN LAL

AMARSINGH RAMGOPAL

S/O PYARA DEVILAL

MANGILAL S/O MANNA

BAPULAL DHAPUBAI

DEVBAI D/O

KHANKRI

0.166

69 277 SHRIDEVNARAYAN JI KHANKRI 0.003

123

MAHARAJ 0.089

70 272

SHRI KRISHNA MANDIR A

VYASTAPHAK KALE KATO

RAJGADH

KHANKRI

0.647

71 273 GHISA S/O MANNA KHANKRI

0.243 0.018

72 259 SADIK KHA S/O FAKIR

MOHAMMAD KHANKRI

0.250

0.018

73 259 MUNSHIKHA S/O FAKIR

MOHAMMAD KHANKRI

0.250

74 259 RUSTAMKHA S/O

DHULEKHA KHANKRI

0.306

75 259 MANGUKHA AA.

DHULAKHA KHANKRI

0.195

76 259 IBRAHIMKHA S/O

DHULEKHA KHANKRI

0.026

77 259 RUSTAMKHA S/O

DHULEKHA KHANKRI

0.026

78 259 MANGUKHA AA.

DHULAKHA KHANKRI

0.026

79 12 ALLAHDIN KHA S/O

RASOOLKHA KHANKRI

0.580

0.012

80 12 KHUDABAKSHA S/O

RASOOLKHA KHANKRI

0.580

81 12

GULMOHAMMAD S/O

NOORMOHAMMAD

BHOORIBAI, SHAKILABAI

JAHIDABAI D/O

NOORMOHAMMAD

SAYRABAI BEWA

NOORMOHAMMAD

KHANKRI

0.580

82 13 MOHANLAL S/O

SHIVNARAYAN KHANKRI

0.420

0.014

83 13 HARISINGH S/O SEETARAM KHANKRI

0.219

84 13 JAGANNATH KAILASH S/O

PYARA KHANKRI

0.067

85 13 BHAWARLAL DEVILAL S/O

KALU KHANKRI

0.067

86 13 PRABHULAL S/O MANGILAL KHANKRI

0.069

87 13 RAMLAL S/O BHERU

MEHTABBAI S/O BHERU KHANKRI

0.210

88 13

BADRILAL BHAGWANSINGH

S/O KESAR KAMLABAI

GUDDIBAI C/O KESA

NANDUBAI BEWA KESAR

KHANKRI

0.210

124

,SUNDARBAI D/O BHERU

89 13 PANNALAL S/O BHERU

DHAPUBAI C/O BHERU KHANKRI

0.210

90 13

BHAWRIBAI BEWA

BAPULAL PRAHALAD

KAILASH S/O BAPULAL

KHANKRI

0.210

91 14 GOVT LAND PADAMPURA

0.129 0.012

92 21 KANIRAM S/O BHAWARLAL PADAMPURA

0.486

0.024

93 21 PRABHULAL S/O SHANKAR PADAMPURA

0.759

94 21 DULESINGH S/O

RAMSINGH PADAMPURA

0.550

95 21 MANGILAL S/O

BHAWARLAL PADAMPURA

0.308

96 21 HARSINGH AA.

NARBHAYSINGH PADAMPURA

1.427

97 21 BHAGWANSINGH AA.

PURSINGH PADAMPURA

1.400


1.400


PURSINGH PADAMPURA

0.763


0.763

101 21 SHRILAL S/O RAMSINGH PADAMPURA

0.923

102 21 DULESINGH S/O RAMSINGH PADAMPURA

0.923


0.222

0.003


PURSINGH PADAMPURA

0.222


0.101

106 18 RATANSINGH AA.

BHERUSINGH PADAMPURA

1.000

0.024

107 18 BAPULAL S/O RAMSINGH PADAMPURA

0.500

108 18 KANIRAM AA. RAMSINGH PADAMPURA

0.500

109 18 INDRASINGH AA.

RAMSINGH PADAMPURA

1.500

110 18 RATAN AA. HEERALAL PADAMPURA

1.500

111 18 NANDA AA. BHERU PADAMPURA

125

0.500

112 18 BHERU S/O TULSI PADAMPURA

0.750

113 18 TEJSINGH S/O BHAWARLAL PADAMPURA

0.250

114 18 KAMLABAI W/O BADRILAL PADAMPURA

1.000

115 18 INDA SINGH AA.

HARISINGH PADAMPURA

1.000

116 18 GOVT LAND PADAMPURA

3.879

117 18 RAMI AA. GODAD PADAMPURA

2.000

118 18 MADANSINGH

DHEERAPSINGH UMRAV- PADAMPURA

1.970

119 18 SHIVSINGH AA. MADHU PADAMPURA

1.032

120 18 BALUSINGH S/O SHANKAR PADAMPURA

0.809

121 18 SHIVLAL S/O SHANKAR PADAMPURA

0.809

122 18 PRABHULAL S/O SHANKAR PADAMPURA

0.809

123 18 NANDA AA. BHERU PADAMPURA

1.680

124 18 NARAYAN AA. PURA PADAMPURA

1.680

125 18 RAMI AA. GODAD PADAMPURA

1.680

126 126 GANGARAM S/O

BHAWARLAL SEMLI

0.608

0.030

127 126 BABU AA. EMAMI SEMLI

1.127


BHAWARLAL SEMLI

0.017


BHAWARLAL SEMLI

0.264

130 126 MANGILAL S/O

GANGARAM SEMLI

0.250


BHAWARLAL SEMLI

0.120

132 126 BADESINGH S/O

GANGARAM SEMLI

0.022

133 126 NANDRAM VISHNU

SHYAMLAL S/O MANGILAL SEMLI

0.108

134 126 NANDRAM VISHNU

SHYAM SEMLI

0.346

126

135 130 BABU AA. EMAMI SEMLI

0.790 0.003

136 131 SHRI RAM MANDIR SEMLI

1.056 0.018

137 124 MANGILAL S/O

GANGARAM SEMLI

0.342

0.018

138 124 RATANLAL S/O

KANHAIYALAL SEMLI

0.171

139 124 HIRALAL S/O KANHAIYALAL SEMLI

0.038

140 124 BADESAINGH AA.

GANGARAM SEMLI

0.092

141 124 HIRALAL S/O KANIRAM SEMLI

0.183

142 124 BADESINGH AA.

GANGARAM SEMLI

0.275

143 125 HIRALAL S/O KANHAIYALAL SEMLI

0.134

0.012

144 125 HIRALAL S/O KANIRAM SEMLI

0.206

145 125 DURGAPRASAD S/O

RADHAKISHAN SEMLI

0.024

146 120

BALUSINGH KANCHANBAI

DROPATBAI S/O

JAGANNATH

SEMLI

0.065

0.006

147 120

DARYAVSINGH S/O

JAGANNATH KANCHANBAI

ANOKHBAI SORAMBAI

DHAPUBAI C/O

JAGANNATH

SEMLI

0.064

148 120


DROPATBAI S/O

JAGANNATH

SEMLI

0.008

149 118


DROPATBAI S/O

JAGANNATH

SEMLI

0.010

0.005

150 118 CHINTABAI W/O

DARYAVSINGH SEMLI

0.010

151 118

DARYAVSINGH S/O


ANOKHBAI SORAMBAI

DHAPUBAI C/O

JAGANNATH

SEMLI

0.020

152 117


DROPATBAI S/O

JAGANNATH

SEMLI

0.198 0.007

153 117 DARYAVSINGH S/O SEMLI

127


ANOKHBAI SORAMBAI

DHAPUBAI C/O

JAGANNATH

0.198

154 116 RADHAKISHAN AA. NANU SEMLI

0.083 0.006

155 116 RUGNATH S/O NANURAM SEMLI

0.083

156 114 PREMNARAYAN S/O

NARSANGLAL SEMLI

0.103

0.010

157 114 BHAGWANSINGH S/O

CHAMPALAL SEMLI

0.103

158 114 RAMPRASAD AA.

CHAMPALAL SEMLI

0.207

159 114 RADHAKISHAN AA. NANU SEMLI

0.206


0.207

161 35 RAMPRASAD AA.

CHAMPALAL SEMLI

0.069 0.009

162 35 PREMNARAYAN S/O

NARSANGLAL SEMLI

0.069

163 112

SHIVNARAYAN JAGANNATH

GANGARAM SHANKARLAL

S/O GHISALAL NANDUBAI

BEWA GHISALAL

SEMLI

0.543 0.003

164 112 NATHULAL , NATHULAL AA.

JAGANNATH SEMLI

0.243

165 707

RAMKARAN ARJUN

SEETABAI BHAGWATBAI

SANJUBAI PAVITRABAI

GAYATRIBAI C/O BADRILAL

SAJANBAI BEWA BADRILAL

KADLAWAD

0.127

0.007

166 707

MADHULAL MUNNALAL

KAWARLAL S/O DEVA

MAHESH RAKESH ANITABAI

C/O MANGILAL

KADLAWAD

0.062

167 709 PAWANKUMAR S/O

SHIVNARAYAN KADLAWAD

0.215 0.003

168 708 BANSILAL S/O MANGILAL KADLAWAD

0.291 0.009

128



S.No Survey

Number farmers name

Village

Name

Area

(Ha)

Aff Area (Ha)

Fruit Trees

Orange Category

Other Trees

1 28 SEETARAM AA.UKARLAL SEMLI 0.162 0.005

2 6 HEERALAL AA. UKAR SEMLI

1.416

0.010

3 6 BHAWARLAL ,BHAWARLAL

BHAWARLAL AA. BHERU SEMLI

0.259

4 6 BHAWARLAL ,BHAWARLAL

BHAWARLAL AA. BHERU SEMLI

0.045

5 6 SAITANBAI W/O DEVSINGH SEMLI

0.203

6 6 BHAWARLAL AA. DEVISINGH

SAITANBAI BEWA DEVISINGH SEMLI

0.050

7 6 SIDDHNATH RAMESHWAR AA.

PURA SEMLI

4.464

8 6 DEVSINGH, DEVSINGH AA. MOTI ,

PREMSINGH BALWANTSINGH SEMLI

0.514

9 6 RAMSINGH SEMLI

0.295

10 6 DEVSINGH, DEVSINGH AA. MOTI ,

PREMSINGH BALWANTSINGH SEMLI

1.380

11 6 BALUSINGH KANCHANBAI

DROPATBAI S/O JAGANNATH SEMLI

0.158

12 6

DARYAVSINH S/O JAGANNATH

KANCHANBAI ANOKHBAI

SORAMBAI DHAPUBAI C/O

JAGANNATH

SEMLI

0.159

13 6 SMT. SANTOSHBAI D/O

NARAYANSINGH SEMLI

0.567

14 6 BHAWARLAL AA. DEVISINGH

SAITANBAI BEWA DEVISINGH SEMLI

0.214

15 6 MANOHAR AA. DEVISINGH SEMLI

0.214

16 6 SHIVNARAYAN AA. RATTA SEMLI

0.427

17 6 MANGILAL KALUSINGH AA. SEMLI

129

NATHULAL 0.523

18 6 RAMGOPAL AA. GANGARAM SEMLI

0.524


0.559

20 6 BHOLARAM S/O SEWA SEMLI

1.000

21 6 KAWRABAI W/O HARILAL SEMLI

0.270

22 651 TARACHAND S/O KALURAM KADLAWAD

0.139

0.003

23 651 RAMESH CHANDRA S/O GORILAL KADLAWAD

0.047

24 651 JAYRAM S/O GORILAL KADLAWAD

0.046

25 651 PREMNARAYAN S/O GORILAL KADLAWAD

0.046

26 652 PAWANKUMAR S/O SHIVNARAYAN

WEVI BAI BEWA SHIVNARAYAN KADLAWAD

0.190 0.005

27 653 SHIVLAL S/O BHERU KADLAWAD

0.228 0.005

28 650 GOPAL S/O PRABHULAL KADLAWAD

0.246 0.002

29 650 RAMKARAN S/O KALURAM KADLAWAD

0.247

30 657 VISHNUPRASAD KADLAWAD

0.016

0.005

31 657 MANOHARLAL S/O MANGILAL KADLAWAD

0.142

32 657 DINESHKUMAR S/O MANGILAL KADLAWAD

0.142

33 657 NANDKISHORE S/O MANGILAL KADLAWAD

0.143

34 553 RAMESHWAR S.O KALURAM KADLAWAD

0.466 0.011

35 553 SHIVNARAYAN BAPULAL S/O KADLAWAD

0.759

36 552 GOPAL S/O PRABHULAL KADLAWAD

1.005

0.023


0.502


0.503

39 546 BHAWRIBAI W/O KALURAM KADLAWAD

0.531 0.010

40 544 RAMESHWAR S/O KALURAM KADLAWAD

0.683 0.018

130

41 544 SHIVNARAYAN S/O KALURAM KADLAWAD

0.683

42 544 BAPULAL S/O KALURAM KADLAWAD

0.683


0.683


0.683

45 544 MOHANLAL S/O JAGANNATH KADLAWAD

0.860


0.847

47 544 SAJANBAI W/O NARAYANSINGH KADLAWAD

0.217


0.253


0.117


0.427

51 544 HOKAMCHAND S/O MANGILAL KADLAWAD

0.427

131



S.No Survey Number

farmers name Village Name Area (Ha)

Aff Area (Ha)

Fruit Trees

Orange Category

Other Trees

1 384 HEERALAL S/O NATHULAL Balaheda

0.631

0.006

2 384 JAGANNATH S/O NATHULAL Balaheda

0.630

3 384 CHAUTHMAL AA. NATHULAL Balaheda

0.631

4 384 LAXMINARAYAN S/O NATHULAL

Balaheda

0.631

5 403 RAMRATAN S/O NATHULAL Balaheda

0.379 0.014


0.220

7 404 GANGARAM S/O DEVILAL Balaheda

0.616

0.012

8 404 GYARSIBAI BEWA RAMSINGH

Balaheda

0.617


0.617

10 404 CHANDRAKUWAR BAI W/O MANOHAR

Balaheda

0.081

11 404 RAMGOPAL S/O RAMSINGH Balaheda

0.050

12 404 KALULAL S/O RAMSINGH Balaheda

0.051


0.715

0.024


0.357


0.358


0.714


0.714

18 399 GANGADHAR S/O GORILAL Balaheda

0.192

0.016

19 399 MADAN S/O GORILAL Balaheda

0.192


0.192

21 399 BHAWRIBAI BEWA GULAB KAWARLAL S/O GULAB

Balaheda

0.192

22 399 CHOTU S/O RAMBAGAS Balaheda

0.523

23 399 NATHU AA.UKAR Balaheda

132

2.088


0.279


0.120


0.090

27 399 GYARSIBAI BEWA RAMSINGH

Balaheda

0.444


0.103

29 399 CHOTU S/O RAMBAGAS Balaheda

0.453

30 400

RAMNARAYAN VIJAYSINGH S/O PRABHULAL GEETABAI D/O PRABHULAL HARISINGH BANESINGH S/O BAPULAL KESARBAI BEWA BAPULAL

Balaheda

2.225 0.014


0.238

32 99 GOVT LAND DHATRAWDA

26.701 0.015

33 99 ROSHANSINGH AA. NANDA DHATRAWDA

4.654

0.040

34 99 KARANSINGH S/O NANDA DHATRAWDA

0.350

35 99 ROSHANSINGH AA. NANDA DHATRAWDA

0.350

36 99 KARANSINGH S/O NANDA DHATRAWDA

4.856

37 99 BANESINGH S/O BHERUSINGH

DHATRAWDA

1.000

38 39 YASHWARDHANSINGH S/O DHATRAWDA

0.340

0.015

39 39 RAMLAL GORDHAN AA. MANNA

DHATRAWDA

2.023

40 39 DEVILAL AA. RAMCHANDRA DHATRAWDA

1.361

41 41 UKARLAL AA. RAMCHANDRA DHATRAWDA

2.314 0.012

42 143 BALU SHIVSINGH KAMAL S/O MANGILAL

UBHAPAN

0.567 0.006

43 135 BABUKHA KHUDABAKSHA UBHAPAN

0.028 0.006

44 135 KANCHANBAI W/O BALUSINGH

UBHAPAN

0.180 0.000

45 136 KANCHANBAI W/O BALUSINGH

UBHAPAN

0.195 0.004

46 121 SHAFIKKHA S/O BABUKHA UBHAPAN

0.304 0.008

47 122 SHAFIKKHA S/O BABUKHA UBHAPAN

0.162 0.012

133

48 122

HEMANTBAI W/O BANESINGH DURGABAI W/O BANESINGH DINESH KEWAL NA.BA. S/O BANESINGH SARMATA HEMANTBAI W/O BANESINGH KAMALSINGH S/O BHAWARLAL RATANBAI BEWA BHAWARLAL

UBHAPAN

0.086

49 122 NARAYANSINGH ANDARSINGH AA.

UBHAPAN

0.085

50 122 TAWARSINGH UMRAVSINGH S/O UKARLAL

UBHAPAN

0.335

51 122 HARISINGH AA. KANNIRAM UBHAPAN

0.335

52 122 BAPULAL AA. KANNIRAM UBHAPAN

0.086


0.041

0.004

54 107 MUNSHI S/O KHUDABAKSHA UBHAPAN

0.041

55 107 SULTAN S/O KHUDABAKSHA UBHAPAN

0.040

56 107 MOHANLAL AA. HEERALAL UBHAPAN

1.619

57 102 TEJSINGH S/O BHAWARLAL UBHAPAN

1.011

0.028

58 102 NOORKHA S/O MANGILAL UBHAPAN

0.202

59 102 RAZAKHA AA. MANGILAL UBHAPAN

0.202

60 102 REHMANKHA AA. PEERUKHA JANNATBAI BEWA PEERUKHA

UBHAPAN

0.203

61 102 BABULKHA S/O KHUDABAKSHA

UBHAPAN

0.203


0.202


0.202

64 102 KALUSINGH MOHANSINGH PARWAT

UBHAPAN

0.405


0.135

66 102 RAZAKHA AA. MANGILAL UBHAPAN

0.136


UBHAPAN

0.136


0.136


0.136


0.135


UBHAPAN

0.910

134

72 102

CHANDARSINGH NENSINGH ANTARSINGH S/O POKHARKHA PARWATIBAI BEWA POKHARKHA

UBHAPAN

0.303

73 102 GAJRAJSINGH S/O PARTHI UBHAPAN

0.303

74 102 UDARAM AA. PARTHI UBHAPAN

0.304


UBHAPAN

1.052

76 102 RAMLAL AA. MADHU UBHAPAN

0.202


0.067

78 102 CHANDARSINGH S/O MOTILAL

UBHAPAN

0.067

79 102 NARAYANSINGH S/O MOTILAL

UBHAPAN

0.068 0.004

80 35 UDAYSINGH TAWARSINGH AA. BALUSINGH ANOKHBAI BEWA BALUSINGH

UBHAPAN

0.324 0.005


0.688

0.016

82 36 BAPULAL S/O MADHU UBHAPAN

0.688

83 36 MOHANLAL MANGILAL S/O RAMGOPAL

UBHAPAN

0.545

84 36 KHEMRAJ S/O KESARSINGH UBHAPAN

0.325

85 36 KALUSINGH S/O PRABHULAL UBHAPAN

0.545

86 36

DEVSINGH GORDHAN S/O HARISINGH MANGIBAI CHANDRAKALABAI BHAGWATIBAI D/O HARISINGH

UBHAPAN

0.221

87 36 BAPULAL AA.BHERU UBHAPAN

0.272

88 36 MANOHARSINGH S/O SALAGRAM

UBHAPAN

0.545

89 36 BAPULAL AA. BHERU UBHAPAN

0.545

90 37 MANGILAL AA. PARTHI UBHAPAN

2.051

0.010

91 37 PHOOLSINGH S/O MANGILAL UBHAPAN

0.379

92 37 BHAGWANSINGH AA. MANGILAL

UBHAPAN

0.379

93 38 RAVISINGH S/O MANGILAL UBHAPAN

0.253 0.010

94 40 MANGILAL MODSINGH AA. FATE

UBHAPAN

0.200

0.004

95 40 SULTANSINGH MANGILAL BALUSINGH AA. POORA PURIBAI BEWA POORA

UBHAPAN

1.156

135

96 41 UDAYSINGH TAWARSINGH AA. BALUSINGH ANOKHBAI BEWA BALUSINGH

UBHAPAN

0.243 0.010

97 42 KAMALSINGH AA. BHERUSINGH ISHWAR

UBHAPAN

0.526

0.028

98 42 SULTANSINGH AA. BHERUSINGH

UBHAPAN

0.759

99 42 KAMALSINGH AA. BHERUSINGH ISHWAR

UBHAPAN

0.377

100 42 ISHWARSINGH AA. NARAYANSINGH

UBHAPAN

0.301


0.607

0.048

102 11 NARAYANSINGH S/O BADESINGH

UBHAPAN

0.101

103 11

KARANSINGH SHRILALARJUNSINGH DHEERAPSINGH S/O HEMRAJ DHAPUBAI BEWA HEMRAJ RAVISINGH NAINSINGH S/O NARAYANSINGH BALLAV BAI PREMBAI SHEELABAI D/O NARAYANSINGH

UBHAPAN

0.480

104 11 NATHUSINGH S/O BADESINGH

UBHAPAN

0.583

105 11 GIRWARSINGH S/O BADESINGH

UBHAPAN

0.253

106 11 MANGILAL CHANDARSINGH YADAVSINGH S/O GANGARAM

UBHAPAN

0.506

107 11

RATANBAI W/O NARAYANSINGH YASHWANTSINGH S/O NARAYANSINGH RAMBABU NA.BA.SA. MATA RATANBAI W/O NARAYANSINGH

UBHAPAN

0.263


0.288

109 11 RAZAKKHA AA. MANGILAL UBHAPAN

0.288


UBHAPAN

0.290


0.125


0.034

113 11 RAZAKKHA AA. MANGILAL UBHAPAN

0.035


UBHAPAN

0.034


0.034

136


0.034

117 11 BABUKHA S/O KHUDABAKSHA

UBHAPAN

0.035


0.486

119 11 MODSINGH AA. RAMLAL UBHAPAN

0.930


UBHAPAN

0.162

121 11 UDAYSINGH S/O NATHUSINGH

UBHAPAN

0.161


0.101


UBHAPAN

0.910


0.202

0.006


0.203


0.160


0.160

128 10 RAMLAL AA. AMARSINGH UBHAPAN

0.329

129 1 BALUSINGH AA. NAWALSINGH

UBHAPAN

2.023

0.014

130 1 NARAYAN AA. MAGYA UBHAPAN

2.000

131 1 RODA AA. BHERU UBHAPAN

2.000

132 1 BHAWARIA AA. MADHU UBHAPAN

2.000

133 1 FATA AA. GANGARAM UBHAPAN

2.000

134 1 KISHAN AA. LALA UBHAPAN

2.000

135 1 KANIRAM AA. RAMLAL UBHAPAN

2.000

136 1 GANGARAM S/O NANURAM UBHAPAN

2.000

137 1 RATANLAL AA. RAMLAL UBHAPAN

2.000

138 1 GOPI AA. BHERU UBHAPAN

2.000

139 1 LACCHIBAI W/O DHULA UBHAPAN

2.000

140 1

BHAWARLAL MANSINGH S/O BADESINGH SAMPATBAI BEWA BADESINGH RESHAMBAI D/O BADESINGH

UBHAPAN

2.000

141 1 NARAYANSINGH AA. NIRBHAYSINGH

UBHAPAN

1.416

137

142 1

BAPULAL S/O MANSINGH SANTARABAI BEWA TARWARSINGH KAVITA D/O TARWARSINGH BEERAMSINGH S/O TARWARSINGH REENA SAPNA D/O TARWARSINGH

UBHAPAN

0.101

143 3 BHERUSINGH GANGARAM AA. DHULJI

UBHAPAN

1.874 0.007

144 142 BALU SHIVSINGH KAMAL S/O MANGILAL

UBHAPAN

0.040 0.002

145 138 SULTANSINGH S/O BHAGWANSINGH

UBHAPAN

0.107 0.008

146 138 BHARATSINGH S/O HARISINGH

UBHAPAN

0.107 0.000

147 133 SULTANSINGH S/O ANARSINGH

UBHAPAN

0.328 0.012


UBHAPAN

0.329

149 122 SHAFIKHA S/O BABUKHA UBHAPAN

0.162

0.012

150 122

HEMANTBAI W/O BANESINGH DURGABAI W/O BANESINGH DINESH KEWAL NA.BA. S/O BANESINGH SARMATA HEMANTBAI W/O BANESINGH KAMALSINGH S/O BHAWARLAL RATANBAI BEWA BHAWARLAL

UBHAPAN

0.086

151 122 NARAYANSINGH ANDARSINGH AA.

UBHAPAN

0.085

152 122 TARWARSINGH UMRAVSINGH S/O UKARLAL

UBHAPAN

0.335

153 122 HARISINGH AA. KANIRAM UBHAPAN

0.335

154 122 BAPULAL AA. KANIRAM UBHAPAN

0.086


0.566

0.024

156 99


UBHAPAN

0.565


0.566

158 99 MODSINGH AA. RAMLAL DROPAT

UBHAPAN

0.565

159 102 TEJSINGH S/O BHAWARLAL UBHAPAN

1.011

0.010


0.202

161 102 RAJAKHA AA. MANGILAL UBHAPAN

0.202

138


UBHAPAN

0.203


UBHAPAN

0.203


0.202


0.202


UBHAPAN

0.405


0.135


0.136


UBHAPAN

0.136


UBHAPAN

0.136


0.136


0.135


UBHAPAN

0.910

174 102


UBHAPAN

0.303


0.303


0.304


UBHAPAN

1.052


0.202


0.067

180 102 CHANDARSINGH S/O MOTILAL

UBHAPAN

0.067

181 102 NARAYANSINGH S/O MOTILAL

UBHAPAN

0.068


UBHAPAN

0.809

0.028

183 51 RATANLAL AA. HEERALAL UBHAPAN

0.413


0.178


0.178


UBHAPAN

0.162

187 51 REHMANKHA S/O PEERUKHA SULTAN S/O KHUDABAKSHA

UBHAPAN

0.689

139


UBHAPAN

0.206


0.206


0.205


UBHAPAN

3.361


UBHAPAN

0.182

193 51 MANGILAL AA. PARTHI UBHAPAN

0.202


0.135


0.135


UBHAPAN

0.135

197 52 NATHUSINGH S/O BADESINGH

UBHAPAN

2.388

0.026

198 52 KALUSINGH AA. LAXMAN UBHAPAN

0.795

199 52 UDESINGH S/O NATHUSINGH UBHAPAN

0.199


UBHAPAN

0.199


0.405


2.011


UBHAPAN

0.121

204 53 BABUKHA MUNSHILAL SULTAN S/O KHUDABAKSHA

UBHAPAN

1.417

0.014


0.472


0.472


UBHAPAN

0.472


UBHAPAN

0.607


0.607


0.203

211 145 NARAYANSINGH S/O CHANDANSINGH

BARMANKHEDI

1.481

0.014

212 145

ANSUIYABAI D/O BHAGWANSINGH , UMRAVBAI, DEVENDRA ,BHAGWANSINGH, BHAGWANSINGH S/O CHANDANSINGH

BARMANKHEDI

1.481

213 146 SUJANSINGH CHANDARSINGH S/O

BARMANKHEDI

1.655 0.020

140

214 155 CHAMPIBAI W/O RAMSINGH BARMANKHEDI

1.057

0.044

215 155 DROPATIBAI W/O MANGILAL BARMANKHEDI

0.650

216 155 SEETABAI W/O RATANSINGH BARMANKHEDI

0.650

217 155 SORAMBAI W/O UDAY BARMANKHEDI

1.250

218 155 RAMESH S/O SHIVLAL BARMANKHEDI

0.500

219 155 DURGABAI W/O BADRILAL BARMANKHEDI

0.250

220 155 KRISHNABAIW/O NARAYANSINGH

BARMANKHEDI

0.500

221 155 CHAMPIBAI W/O RAMSINGH BARMANKHEDI

1.057


BARMANKHEDI

0.631

223 155 DOLATSINGH AA. HEERALAL BARMANKHEDI

0.632

224 155 UKAR AA. GHEESA BARMANKHEDI

0.099

225 155 GANGARAM AA. GHEESA BARMANKHEDI

0.099

226 155 RATAMN AA. GHEESA BARMANKHEDI

0.098

227 155 BHAWARPURI S/O DEVAPURI BARMANKHEDI

0.098

228 155 SHIVPURI S/O DEVAPURI BARMANKHEDI

0.098

229 155 UDAYPURI S/O DEVAPURI BARMANKHEDI

0.099

230 155 KANIRAMPURI S/O DEVAPURI

BARMANKHEDI

0.099

231 155 UKAR AA. GHEESA BARMANKHEDI

0.155

232 155 GANGARAM AA. GHEESA BARMANKHEDI

0.156

233 155 RATAN AA. GHEESA BARMANKHEDI

0.155

234 155 SHYAMUBAI W/O KALU BARMANKHEDI

0.155

235 155 DEVKARAN S/O MANGILAL BARMANKHEDI

0.317

236 155 MEHTABSINGH S/O BHAGWANSINGH

BARMANKHEDI

4.047

237 302

KAWARLAL, KESHBAI,GULABBAI AA. LACHMAN DEVILAL AA. NATHULAL

BARKHEDI UMAT

0.499

0.012

238 302 DHAPUBAIW/O MANSINGH BARKHEDI

UMAT

0.506

239 302 GANGARAM GHISABAI RATANBAI AA. RAMSINGH

BARKHEDI UMAT

1.005

240 302 DARYAVSINGH AA. FATEHSINGH

BARKHEDI UMAT

0.974

241 302 PRABHUBAI W/O BADESINGH BARKHEDI

UMAT

0.822

242 302 NARAYANSINGH AA. BARKHEDI

141

RATANLAL UMAT 0.274

243 302 INDARSINGH AA. RATANLAL BARKHEDI

UMAT

0.274

244 302

SHANTABAI BEWA PREMSINGH, KAMALSINGH GOPALSINGH AA.PREMSINGH

BARKHEDI UMAT

0.274

245 302 BHERUSINGH UDESINGH AA. LACHMAN

BARKHEDI UMAT

2.238

246 302 AMARSINGH ,AMARSINGH TARWARSINGH PHOOLSINGH

BARKHEDI UMAT

0.152

247 302 KALASINGH AA. UDESINGH BARKHEDI

UMAT

0.190

248 302 BALUSINGH UDESINGH S/O ANARSINGH, BALUSINGH UDESINGH, S/O ANARSINGH

BARKHEDI UMAT

0.101

249 302 GOVT LAND BARKHEDI

UMAT

5.072

250 302 BHERUSINGH AA. MADHUSINGH

BARKHEDI UMAT

1.012

251 302

KALU MOHAN AA. PRABHUDAS DHAPUBAI BEWA RADHESHYAM RAJU CHINTU NA .BA. SARPAR. MATA DHAPUBAI

BARKHEDI UMAT

1.265

252 302 MOTILAL AA. UKARLAL, MOTILAL AA. GOPILAL

BARKHEDI UMAT

0.759

253 305 MANGUBAI BEWA BALU PHOOLSINGH DINESH ARJUN MEHARBAN S/O BALU

BARKHEDI UMAT

1.000

0.012

254 305 HEERABAI BEWA DEVA BARKHEDI

UMAT

1.000

255 305 MANGUBAI BEWA BALU PHOOLSINGH DINESH ARJUN MEHARBAN S/O BALU

BARKHEDI UMAT

0.529

256 305 KRISHNABAI W/O HARISINGH BARKHEDI

UMAT

0.539

257 305 ARTIBAI W/O BANESINGH SUNDARBAIW/O KAMALSINGH

BARKHEDI UMAT

1.078

258 305 GIRWARSINGH AA. NARAYANSINGH

BARKHEDI UMAT

1.448

259 305 ROSHAN S/O GANGARAM , RAMSINGH S/O KISHAN

BARKHEDI UMAT

0.081

260 305 RAMLAL AA. KALU BARKHEDI

UMAT

1.000

261 305 GULAB AA. BHERU BARKHEDI

UMAT

2.529

262 305

PRABHULAL, JAGANNATHJ BADRILAL BHEERAMSINGH S/O SEWA DALIBAI D/O SEWA

BARKHEDI UMAT

2.529

142

263 305 BHERU, CHEETA S/O SWAROOP

BARKHEDI UMAT

1.179

264 305 DHAPUBAI W/O SHIVSINGH BARKHEDI

UMAT

1.250

265 4 MODSINGH S/O BAPUSINGH BARKHEDI

UMAT

0.127

0.012

266 4 DHAPUBAI BEWA HARISINGH MANGILAL AA. HARISINGH

BARKHEDI UMAT

0.126

267 4 BHERUSINGH AA. SWAROOP BARKHEDI

UMAT

0.253

268 4 RATANLAL , SHRILAL AA. KHEMRAJ

BARKHEDI UMAT

0.253

269 4 MANOHAR AA. KHEMRAJ BARKHEDI

UMAT

0.253


UMAT

0.199

271 4 BADESINGH S/O PARTHISINGH

BARKHEDI UMAT

0.054

272 4

BANESINGH HARISINGH KAMALSINGH KALABAI AA. DHAPUBAI BEWA GIRWARSINGH

BARKHEDI UMAT

1.265

273 1 MODSINGH S/O BAPUSINGH BARKHEDI

UMAT

0.090

0.008

274 1 BADESINGH S/O PARTHISINGH

BARKHEDI UMAT

0.090

275 1 DHAPUBAI BEWA HARISINGH MANGILAL AA. HARISINGH

BARKHEDI UMAT

0.181

276 1 KUMERSINGH AA. SWAROOP BARKHEDI

UMAT

0.362

277 1 RATANLAL, SHRILAL AA. KHEMRAJ

BARKHEDI UMAT

0.361

278 1 MANOHAR AA. KHEMRAJ BARKHEDI

UMAT

0.361


UMAT

0.362

280 341 NARAYANSINGH AA. UKAR KHANKRI

0.617

0.016

281 341 UDAYSINGH S/O KALUSINGH

KHANKRI

0.309

282 341 BADRILAL S/O KALUSINGH KHANKRI

0.308

283 341 SHANKARLAL S/O HIRALAL NARMADABAI SORAMBAI D/O HIRALAL

KHANKRI

0.309


KHANKRI

0.308

285 341 POORSINGH S/O MADANLAL KHANKRI

0.308

286 341 GHISALAL S/O BHAWARLAL KHANKRI

0.103

287 341 BANESINGH S/O BHAWARLAL

KHANKRI

0.103

288 341 GANGARAM S/O BHAWARLAL

KHANKRI

0.103

143

289 343

KALURAM MAGGIBAI C/O DEVILAL MAGGIBAI DHAPUBAI DEVBAI C/O MANNA BAPULAL SHIVLAL DEVSINGH S/O RATIRAM

KHANKRI

0.951 0.008

290 342 MADANLAL S/O BADRILAL KHANKRI

0.621

0.012

291 342 RAMLAL S/O MADANLAL KHANKRI

0.621

292 342 AMARSINGH S/O PYARJI KHANKRI

0.211

293 342 KAWARLAL S/O PYARJI KHANKRI

0.211

294 342 RAMGOPAL S/O PYARJI KHANKRI

0.210

295 342 RODIBAI W/O SHIVNARAYAN KHANKRI

0.216

296 342 BALCHAND S/O SHIVNARAYAN

KHANKRI

0.315

297 350 KARANSINGH RAMCHANDRA S/O RAMNARAYAN

KHANKRI

0.536

0.006

298 350 KARANSINGH RAMCHANDRA S/O RAMNARAYAN

KHANKRI

0.537


0.130

300 350 KAUSHALYABAI W/O RAMCHANDRA

KHANKRI

0.693

301 350 RAMLAL S/O MADANLAL KHANKRI

0.128


0.122

303 350 GIRIRAJ S/O PANNALAL SAWALIA S/O BALLAVDAS

KHANKRI

0.230

304 352

DEVISINGH C/O BHAWARLAL HISSA 3/4 PANIBAI BEWA BHAWARLAL HISSA 1/4

KHANKRI

0.561

0.008

305 352 DEVISINGH DEVBAI C/O FATESINGH KAMLABAI W/O FATESINGH GANGA-

KHANKRI

0.595

306 353

KALURAM MAGGIBAI C/O DEVILAL MAGGIBAI DHAPUBAI DEVBAI C/O MANNA BAPULAL SHIVLAL DEVSINGH S/O RATIRAM

KHANKRI

0.551 0.008

307 8 RAMNARAYAN, KARANSINGH ,RODIBAI

SHANKARPURA

0.632

0.012

308 8 MANSINGH DHULESINGH AA. BHERU

SHANKARPURA

1.265

309 8 JAGDISH S/O KARANSINGH SHANKARPURA

1.265

144

310 11 MANSINGH DHULESINGH AA. BHERU

SHANKARPURA

2.491 0.040

311 12 RADHELAL S/O REWARAM SHANKARPURA

1.096

0.012

312 12 KISHANLAL S/O REWARAM SHANKARPURA

1.096

313 12 LALSINGH S/O REWARAM SHANKARPURA

1.096

314 79 LACHMAN GIRDHARI AA. PURA

RAMNAGAR

0.848 0.004

315 71 KALULAL KAILASHCHAND AA. RAMA GULABAI W/O RAMA

RAMNAGAR

1.088

0.008

316 71

KALU GANGARAM S/O NATHU GULABBAI BEWA NATHU GOPAL RADHESHYAM RODIBAI C/O BADRILAL SOHADRA BEWA BADRILAL

RAMNAGAR

0.917

317 71 RAMESH AA. PURA RAMNAGAR

0.917


RAMNAGAR

0.354


RAMNAGAR

0.240 0.010


RAMNAGAR

0.922

0.014

321 69 KANCHANBAI W/O KAWARLAL

RAMNAGAR

0.872

322 69 RATANSINGH CHENSINGH PREMSINGH AA. PANNALAL CHANIBAI BEWA PANNALAL

RAMNAGAR

1.267

323 69 BHAWARIA HIRA BANSHI AA. RAMNAGAR

0.061

324 69 KAWARLAL S/O LAJAM RAMNAGAR

0.493

325 69 KALU MANGU S/O GOPAL DHAPUBAI BEWA GOPAL

RAMNAGAR

0.494

326 69 DURGAPRASAD AA. KALU RAMNAGAR

0.314

327 69 BALU AA. KALU RAMNAGAR

0.319


RAMNAGAR

0.456

329 67 DURGAPRASAD AA. KALU RAMNAGAR

0.324

0.010

330 67 KAMLABAI W/O MANGILAL RAMNAGAR

0.342

331 67 PARWATIBAI W/O PRAHLAD RAMNAGAR

0.232

332 67 GANGARAM AA. AMANYA RAMNAGAR

0.506

333 67 BHERU AA. AMANYA RAMNAGAR

0.506

334 68 GOVT LAND RAMNAGAR

1.871

335 68 KALUSINGH AA. RAMNAGAR 0.028

145

KARANSINGH 2.175

336 68 JANIBAI BEWA GALLA RAMNAGAR

2.000

337 68 CHANDARSINGH AA. HARISINGH

RAMNAGAR

2.023

338 68 PANNA AA. NATHU RAMNAGAR

2.023

339 68 MOHANLAL AA. SHANKARLAL

RAMNAGAR

2.023

340 68 NARAYANSINGH AA. RAMSINGH

RAMNAGAR

2.529

341 68 BHERU AA AMANYA RAMNAGAR

0.601

342 68 GANGARAM AA. AMANYA RAMNAGAR

0.601

343 147 GORDHAN S/O BHERU MUNDI

3.793

0.016

344 147 GOVT LAND MUNDI

6.588

345 147 MADHU S/O DHULA MUNDI

0.506

346 147

GIRDHARILAL, CHANDARSINGH , PARWATSINGH, PARWATSINGH PARWATSINGH AA. GANGARAM , BANESINGH

MUNDI

1.265

347 147 BALUSINGH S/O HARISINGH MUNDI

0.421

348 147 KAWARLAL S/O HARISINGH MUNDI

0.422

349 147 UKARSINGH S/O HARISINGH MUNDI

0.422

350 147

GORDHAN ,JUJHARSINGH, PARTHISINGH ,PARTHISINGH GURJAR, PARTHISINGH AA. GANGARAM ,BALWANTSINGH

MUNDI

1.264

351 147 RAMLAL AA. GANGARAM MUNDI

1.264

352 109 BHERULAL, BHERULAL AA. RAMA DARYAVBAI BEWA RAMA

KALAKHEDA

0.120 0.008

353 109 KAWARLAL, KAWARLAL AA. RAMA

KALAKHEDA

0.120

354 126 DHANSHYAM KALAKHEDA

1.492

0.024

355 126 JAL SANSHADHAN BOARD MP

KALAKHEDA

0.025

356 126 GOPILAL KALAKHEDA

0.512

357 126 JAL SANSHADHAN BOARD MP

KALAKHEDA

0.500

358 116 BHERULAL, BHERULAL AA. RAMA DARYAVBAI BEWA RAMA

KALAKHEDA

1.012 0.012

359 155 KANIRAM ,SALAGRAM AA. RAMLAL

JETPURA

2.699 0.032

146

360 155 GOVT LAND JETPURA

0.121

361 155 SHYAMLAL MADANLAL AA. PANNA

JETPURA

2.000

362 155 NANDA S/O NATHU JETPURA

2.000

363 155 RAMLAL S/O RATAN JETPURA

2.000

364 155 DEVISINGH S/O BHERULAL JETPURA

2.000

365 155 MOHANLAL S/O GANGARAM JETPURA

0.596

366 155 MANSINGH ROOPSINGH NIRBHAY

JETPURA

2.000

367 155 BHONA S/O NATHU JETPURA

2.000

368 155 BADESINGH LALSINGH BHAGWANSINGH S/O MANGILAL

JETPURA

2.000

369 155 NARAYAN S/O UDA JETPURA

2.000

370 155 GEETABAI BEWA RATANLAL RAJESH GYANSINGH GORDHAN S/O RATANLAL

JETPURA

2.000

371 155 NANDKISHORE S/O UDA JETPURA

2.000

372 155 RADHESHYAM S/O PANNALAL

JETPURA

2.000

373 155 BAPULAL S/O BADESINGH JADAVBAI W/O BADESINGH

JETPURA

4.156

374 18 GORDHAN AA. AMARSINGH BANSKHEDI

1.344 0.005

375 206 TAWARLAL S/O BHOMSINGH BANSKHEDI

1.000 0.005

376 206 TAWARLAL S/O BHOMSINGH BANSKHEDI

0.862

377 504 NAVRANGBAI, BHAWARLAL ,BHAWARLAL S/O RAMSINGH

BUDANPUR

0.239

0.010


BUDANPUR

0.239


BUDANPUR

0.239


BUDANPUR

0.358

381 504 PREMSINGH S/O DEVISINGH BUDANPUR

0.358

382 527

CHANDARSINGH, CHANDARSINGH VIKRAMSINGH KAMALSINGH S/O HINDUSINGH SUMITRABAI NARMADABAI C/O HINDUSINGH HIRABAI BEWA HINDUSINGH, RAMESHWAR

BUDANPUR

0.161

0.014

383 527 AMRUTLAL S/O KARANSINGH BUDANPUR

0.027

384 527 DEVILAL S/O DEVISINGH BUDANPUR

147

0.081

385 527 DEVISINGH S/O DARYAVSINGH

BUDANPUR

0.160

386 527 NARAYAN S/O RAMSINGH BUDANPUR

0.161

387 521 SAWARIA S/O DEVISINGH BUDANPUR

1.282 0.009

388 521 KALURAM S/O RAMSINGH BUDANPUR

0.337


0.135

0.004

390 610 VIKRAMSINGH S/O HINDUSINGH

BUDANPUR

0.135

391 610 KAMALSINGH S/O HINDUSINGH

BUDANPUR

0.135


0.299

0.006


BUDANPUR

0.299


BUDANPUR

0.300

395 614 SUNILKUMAR, SUNILKUMAR S/O MOHANLAL

BUDANPUR

0.202 0.006


BUDANPUR

0.190 0.006


BUDANPUR

0.125 0.006


2.011

0.006


BUDANPUR

2.012


BUDANPUR

2.011

401 1 NENSINGH S/O BANESINGH BUDANPUR

2.000 0.004

402 1 NENSINGH S/O BANESINGH BUDANPUR

2.000 0.010

403 2 PAPPUSINGH, BADRILAL, BADRILAL S/O BULA

BUDANPUR

0.708 0.006

404 461 BALUPRASAD S/O BIHARILAL KALAPIPAL

0.745 0.006

405 461 BALUPRASAD S/O BIHARILAL KALAPIPAL

0.506

406 460 INDARSINGH s/o BAPUSINGH KALAPIPAL

1.137 0.002

407 227 SHIVSINGH S/O GANGARAM MADAN

KALAPIPAL

1.833

0.004

408 227 NARBHAYSINGH , BHAGWANSINGH

KALAPIPAL

0.916

409 227 LALSINGH, GOKULSINGH KALAPIPAL

0.917

410 227 PEERULAL S/O NATHU KALAPIPAL

0.443

148

411 227 PEERULAL, BAPULAL, RAMKUWARBAI,JASSUBAI S/O NATHU

KALAPIPAL

0.429

412 227 LACHMAN S/O UKAR KALAPIPAL

0.646

413 250 BALUSINGH S/O JORAWARSINGH ,BALUSINGH

KALAPIPAL

1.554

0.020

414 250

HARCHAND SAJANSINGH BHAGWANSINGH NARAYANSINGH S/O GANPAT

KALAPIPAL

3.098

415 250 GENDIBAI W/O BIHARI KALAPIPAL

0.506

416 250 CHANDAR S/O GORIA, KAWRIBAI W/O GORIA

KALAPIPAL

2.155

417 250 INDARSINGH ,DARIYAVSINGH S/O

KALAPIPAL

0.125

418 99 KESARBAI W/O RUGNATH LALIA KHEDI

1.376

0.009

419 99 BHAGIRATH S/O UKAR LALIA KHEDI

0.360

420 99 DEVILAL S/O UKAR LALIA KHEDI

0.361

421 99 NANDRAM S/O NAWALLAL LALIA KHEDI

0.180

422 99 RATANLAL S/O NAWALLAL LALIA KHEDI

0.180

423 99 POORILAL S/O MADANLAL NARMADABAI BEWA MADANLAL

LALIA KHEDI

0.120

424 99 RAMPRASAD S/O MADANLAL LALIA KHEDI

0.120

425 99 RATANLAL S/O MADANLAL LALIA KHEDI

0.120

426 99 GUGNATH AA. GANGARAM LALIA KHEDI

2.023

427 99 GOVT LAND LALIA KHEDI

0.065

428 99 BHAGIRATH S/O UKAR LALIA KHEDI

0.294

429 99 RATANLAL S/O NAWALLAL LALIA KHEDI

0.152

430 99 POORILAL S/O MADANLAL NARMADABAI BEWA MADANLAL

LALIA KHEDI

0.101

431 99 RAMPRASAD S/O MADANLAL LALIA KHEDI

0.101

432 99 RATANLAL S/O MADANLAL LALIA KHEDI

0.102

433 99 SMT. JADAVBAI W/O KANIRAM

LALIA KHEDI

2.024

434 99 LACHMAN S/O GOPAL LALIA KHEDI

2.833

435 21 PREMNARAYAN SEMLI

0.143 0.018

436 21 BHAGWANSINGH S/O CHAMPALAL

SEMLI

0.144

149

437 21 RAMPRASAD AA. CHAMPALAL

SEMLI

0.287

438 21

DEVSINGH S/O GANGARAM BHAGWANSINGH NA. BA. SAR PA . BHAI DEVSINGH S/O GANGARAM

SEMLI

0.709

439 15 BHAWARLAL JALAM MAGYA AA.

SEMLI

1.137

0.020

440 15 SHIV RAMLAL RAMESH AA. BHAWAR

SEMLI

0.259

441 15 SHIVRAMLAL RAMESH AA. SEMLI

0.522

442 15 BAPU AA. DEVA SEMLI

1.044

443 15 BHURIBAI AA. DEVA SEMLI

0.522

444 15 JALAM AA. NATHU SEMLI

1.843

445 15 JALAM AA. NATHU SEMLI

0.101

446 15

DEVSINGH S/O GANGARAM BHAGWANSINGH NA. BA. SAR PA . BHAI DEVSINGH S/O GANGARAM

SEMLI

0.200

447 15 BADANBAI BEWA KALU SEMLI

0.019

448 15 UKARSINGH UDAYSINGH BIHARILAL S/O RATLAL

SEMLI

0.768

449 7 GOVT LAND SEMLI

1.382 0.006

450 44 AMARSINGH AA. POORA SEMLI

0.048 0.014

451 44 MANGILAL AA. POORA SEMLI

0.049

452 45 PRAHALAD S/O NARAYAN SEMLI

0.769 0.007

453 7 DEVISINGH AA. BHAGWANSINGH

SURAJPURA

0.048

0.020

454 7 AMARSINGH , AMARSINGH AA. KANIRAM

SURAJPURA

0.576

455 7 SAVITRIBAI W/O AMARSINGH SURAJPURA

0.529

456 10 MANGILAL AA. BHAIRU SURAJPURA

0.937

0.022

457 10 KAILASHCHANDRA S/O KANHAIYALAL

SURAJPURA

0.253

458 10 BHAWARLAL AA. KESAR SURAJPURA

0.396

459 10 NIRBHAYSINGH AA. KESAR SURAJPURA

0.397

460 10 GOKUL AA. KESAR SURAJPURA

0.397

461 28 GOKUL S/O KESAR SURAJPURA

0.091 0.032

150


0.091


0.091


0.091

465 28 CHANDERSINGH S/O RUGNATHSINGH

SURAJPURA

0.049

466 28 AMARSINGH S/O KANIRAM SURAJPURA

0.582

467 28 MANSINGH S/O RAMLAL SURAJPURA

0.583


0.216

469 28 SIDDNATH S/O BHAWARLAL SURAJPURA

0.600

470 28 SAVITRIBAI W/O AMARSINGH SURAJPURA

0.600

471 28 MANGILAL AA. UKAR SURAJPURA

0.100

472 28 HHINDUSINGH , HINDUSINGH AA. BAPULAL

SURAJPURA

0.295

473 28 SHIVLAL, SHIVLAL AA. BAPULAL

SURAJPURA

0.295

474 28 NIRBHAYSINGH , NIRBHAYSINGH S/O BADRILAL

SURAJPURA

0.294

475 28 AMARSINGH , AMARSINGH AA. KANIRAM

SURAJPURA

0.125

476 28 PEERU AA. HARISINGH , SAJANBAI BEWA HARISINGH

SURAJPURA

0.170


0.800

478 28 PANNALAL AA. DARYAVSINGH

SURAJPURA

0.100

479 28

KAMLABAI BEWA GANGARAM DINESH MADANLAL DULESINGH S/O GANGARAM

SURAJPURA

0.286


0.424

481 28

KAMLABAI BEWA GANGARAM DINESH MADANLAL DULESINGH S/O GANGARAM

SURAJPURA

0.212

482 28 HINDUSINGH , HINDUSINGH AA. BAPULAL

SURAJPURA

0.194

483 28 MOHANLAL SHIVLAL S/O GANGARAM

SURAJPURA

0.240

484 28 PARWATIBAI SW/O CHANDERSINGH

SURAJPURA

0.165


SURAJPURA

0.194

486 28 GAFOORKHA AA. BAPUKHA SURAJPURA

0.943

151


0.073

488 28 RADHESHYAM BALU BALU JAYNARAYAN S/O MOTILAL

SURAJPURA

0.095


SURAJPURA

0.095

490 28 CHOTULAL AA. GANGARAM SURAJPURA

0.034

491 28 RAMESH AA. GANGARAM SURAJPURA

0.034


SURAJPURA

0.194

493 40 VISHNUPRASAD SURAJPURA

0.420 0.007

494 40 RODILAL SURAJPURA

0.357

495 41 VISHNUPRASAD SURAJPURA

0.048

0.007

496 41 RODILAL SURAJPURA

0.587

497 41 GOKULSINGH SURAJPURA

0.029

498 37

VISHNUPRASAD BHAGWANSINGH, VISHNUPRASAD BHAGWANSINGH S/O AMARSINGH JATNABAI BEWA AMARSINGH

SURAJPURA

0.227 0.002

499 42

VISHNUPRASAD BHAGWANSINGH, VISHNUPRASAD BHAGWANSINGH S/O AMARSINGH JATNABAI BEWA AMARSINGH

SURAJPURA

0.081

0.006

500 42 ANNABAI W/O RAMCHANDAR SURAJPURA

0.059

501 42 ANNABAI W/O RAMCHANDAR SURAJPURA

0.115

502 35 KALUSINGH S/O DAYA SURAJPURA

0.206

0.012

503 35 BHAWARLAL BAPULAL S/O SHANKAR RAMPRASAD SEEMABAI C/O BANESINGH

SURAJPURA

0.206


SURAJPURA

0.015

0.002

505 36 RAMESH AA. GANGARAM SURAJPURA

0.061

506 36 AMARSINGH SUNDARBAI C/O KANIRAM MANSINGH S/O RAMLAL

SURAJPURA

0.015


0.015


152

0.015


0.247 0.005


0.247


0.223 0.008


0.218

513 81 CHANDARSINGH S/O RUGNATHSINGH

SURAJPURA

0.200

0.018

514 81

AMARSINGH SIDDNATH S/O NANDA SUNDARBAI RAMKUWARBAI SEETABAI C/O NANDA

SURAJPURA

0.100


SURAJPURA

0.100

516 81 KAWARLAL AA. CHANDERSINGH

SURAJPURA

0.100

517 81 KALUSINGH S/O MAYARAM SUGANBAI BEWA MAYARAM

SURAJPURA

0.100

518 81 CGANDERSINGH S/O RUGNATHSINGH

SURAJPURA

0.855

519 81 KALUSINGH S/O MAYARAM SUGANBAI BEWA MAYARAM

SURAJPURA

0.855

520 81 MOHANLAL SHIVLAL S/O GANGARAM

SURAJPURA

0.855


SURAJPURA

0.229

0.012


SURAJPURA

0.320

523 82 KALUSINGH S/O MAYARAM SURAJPURA

0.190

524 82 KALUSINGH S/O MAYARAM SURAJPURA

0.190

525 82 SMT. JATANBAI W/O SURAJPURA

0.475

526 84 SURAJPURA

0.177

0.011

527 84 KALUSINGH AA. MAYARAM SURAJPURA

0.405

528 84 ALLANUR S/O NANAKHA NOORJAHA NANKHAFATABI BEWA NANKHA

SURAJPURA

0.309

529 84 ALI HUSSAIN NISSAR S/O KALUKHA AKILBEE S/O KALUKHA

SURAJPURA

0.309

530 84 KALUSINGH AA. MAYARAM SURAJPURA

0.540

531 86 PEERULAL SURAJPURA

0.188 0.024

153

532 86 HEMRAJ SURAJPURA

0.188


SURAJPURA

0.192

534 86 RAMSINGH AA. POORA SURAJPURA

0.375


0.750

536 86 AMARSINGH SUNDARBAI C/O KANIRAM MANSINGH S/O RAMLAL

SURAJPURA

0.191


0.191


SURAJPURA

0.500


0.191

540 86 NIRBHAYSINGH, NIRBHAYSINGH S/O BADRILAL

SURAJPURA

0.250

541 88 CHANDERSINGH SURAJPURA

0.260

0.048

542 88 JALSANSADHAN VIBHAG KUNDALIAN DAM MP.GOV

SURAJPURA

1.763

543 88 JAGANNATH AA. GOPAL SURAJPURA

2.023

544 88 BHERUSINGH LAXMINARAYAN, RAYSINGHS/O PANNALAL

SURAJPURA

2.023

545 88 DEVISINGH SURAJPURA

1.873


SURAJPURA

0.150

547 88

HARISINGH BANESINGH S/O BAPULAL SHANTIBAI D/O BAPULAL , SARDARBAI BEWA BAPULAL

SURAJPURA

2.000

548 88 KRISHNABAI W/O AMARSINGH RUKMABAI W/O SIDDHAVLAL

SURAJPURA

2.023

549 88 BAPULAL MADAN DEVSINGH PAPPU S/O PURA DHAPUBAI KANKUBAI C/O PURA

SURAJPURA

0.809

550 88 PANBAI SURAJPURA

0.180


SURAJPURA

1.820

552 88 BHAGIRATH AA. UKAR SURAJPURA

1.133

553 88

JALSANSADHAN VIBHAG KUNDALIAN DAM MP.GOV , RODILAL , RODILAL AA. SAMDA

SURAJPURA

2.023

554 88 RAMPRASAD AA. BANESINGH KESARBAI BEWA BANESINGH

SURAJPURA

0.975

154

555 88 BHAWARLAL AA. SHANKARLAL

SURAJPURA

0.325

556 88 BHOORIBAI W/O RAYSINGH SARDARBAI W/O LALSINGH

SURAJPURA

2.023

557 88

KRISHNABAI , KRISHNABAI W/O KALUSINGH, JALSANSADHAN KUNDALIYA DAM

SURAJPURA

2.023

558 88 NARSINGH , SHYAMABAI, SHYAMABAI W/O NARAYAN

SURAJPURA

2.000

559 88 JAL SANSADHAN BOARD MP .GOV , SHIVLAL , SHIVLAL AA. BAPULAL

SURAJPURA

1.012

560 88 PANNALAL AA. DARYAVSINGH

SURAJPURA

0.180

561 88 PEERU AA. HARISINGH , SAJANBAI BEWA HARISINGH

SURAJPURA

0.170

0.038

562 88 SURESH S/O NARAYAN SURAJPURA

1.355

563 88 NARAYANSINGH RAMESHWAR JASODABAI C/O GHISALAL

SURAJPURA

0.750

564 545 SANTOSHSINGH S/O KADLAWAD

1.758

0.026


0.847

566 545 SIDDHAVLAL S/O BHERULAL KADLAWAD

0.127

567 545 KALUSINGGH S/O BADRILAL KADLAWAD

0.220

568 545 RAMSINGH S/O BADRILAL KADLAWAD

0.220

569 545 BAPULAL S/O BADRILAL KADLAWAD

0.220

570 545 VISHNUPRASAD S/O BADRILAL

KADLAWAD

0.220

571 545 GORDHANLAL S/O BADRILAL KADLAWAD

0.220

572 545 SAJANBAI W/O NARAYANSINGH

KADLAWAD

1.012


KADLAWAD

1.012

574 545 PRABHULAL S/O GHASIRAM KADLAWAD

2.024

575 545 TEJSINGH S/O BAPULAL KADLAWAD

1.012

576 545 BHAGWANSINGH S/O BAPULAL

KADLAWAD

1.012


2.529

578 545 SIDDHLAL MUKESHKUMAR KADLAWAD

4.047


KADLAWAD

0.295

580 545 MAHESHKUMAR S/O BHERULAL

KADLAWAD

1.517

581 654 GOPAL S/O PRABHULAL KADLAWAD 0.002

155

0.101


0.101


0.139

0.002

584 651 RAMESH CHANDRA S/O GORILAL

KADLAWAD

0.047

585 651 JAYRAM S/O GORILAL KADLAWAD

0.046

586 651 PREMNARAYAN S/O GORILAL

KADLAWAD

0.046

587 649 PAWANKUMAR S/O SHIVNARAYAN WEVI BAI BEWA SHIVNARAYAN

KADLAWAD

0.228

0.014


0.227


0.253

590 648

SIDDHU BABUGIRIRAJ S/O RAMPRASAD LEELABAI BEWA RAMPRASAD GORDHAN SIDDHU ,BABU, GIRIRAJ AA. RAMPRASAD ,LEELABAI BEWA RAMPRASAD

KADLAWAD

0.038 0.002


0.038

592 715 GOPAL S/OPRABHULAL KADLAWAD

0.272 0.002


0.272


0.240 0.002

595 645 BANSILAL S/O MANGILAL KADLAWAD

0.430 0.014

596 644 NARAYANSINGH S/O SAJJANSINGH

KADLAWAD

0.563

0.005

597 644 MANOHARSINGH, MANOHARSINGH, SORAMKUWAR

KADLAWAD

0.272

598 627 GOVT LAND KADLAWAD

0.266

599 639 MANOHARSINGH, MANOHARSINGH, SORAMKUWAR

KADLAWAD

0.291 0.004

600 625 SANTOSHSINGH S/O KADLAWAD

0.065

0.013

601 625 KAMALSINGH AA. DULESINGH

KADLAWAD

0.065

602 625 SANKARSINGH S/O SAMANDARSINGH

KADLAWAD

0.226

603 625 SIDDHAVNATH ELKARSINGH S/O NANDSINGH

KADLAWAD

0.065

156

604 625 MEHARWANSINGH S/O SAMANDARSINGH

KADLAWAD

0.085

605 622 MANGUSINGH S/O RAMSINGH

KADLAWAD

0.106

0.014

606 622 CHOTUSINGH S/O RAMSINGH

KADLAWAD

0.104

607 622 ANTARSINGH S/O RAMSINGH KADLAWAD

0.106

608 622 PAPPUKUWAR W/O MANGUSINGH

KADLAWAD

0.418

609 563 MAHENDRASINGH S/O KADLAWAD

0.253 0.002

610 591 JAGANNATH S/O UMRAVSINGH

KADLAWAD

0.216

0.012

611 591 UMRAVSINGH S/O UDAYSINGH

KADLAWAD

0.063


KADLAWAD

0.063

613 591 DEVISINGH KADLAWAD

0.594

614 591 BAHADURSINGH S/O UMRAVSINGH

KADLAWAD

0.594

615 591 BAHADURSINGH , BHARATKUMAR S/O KAILASHCHANDRA

KADLAWAD

0.253


KADLAWAD

0.506


0.246

0.002

618 699 MAHESHKUMAR S/O BHERULAL

KADLAWAD

0.247

619 699 BANSILAL S/O NATHU KADLAWAD

0.247

620 699 KAILASH S/O NATHULAL KADLAWAD

0.277

621 736 GANGADHAR S/O GULABDANGI

KADLAWAD

2.339 0.012

622 739 CHAMPALAL S/O HEERALAL KADLAWAD

0.278

0.014

623 739 GOVARDHAN S/O HEERALAL KADLAWAD

0.139

624 739 LALSINGH S/O DEVA KADLAWAD

0.140

625 749 POORA S/O LIMVA KADLAWAD

0.067

0.010

626 749 BHAWARLAL DAYARAM S/O RUGNATH RAJALBAI BEWA RUGNATH

KADLAWAD

0.067

627 749 BHAWARLAL S/O RUGNATH KADLAWAD

0.068

628 748

MADHULAL MUNNALAL KAWARLAL S/O DEVA MAHESH RAKESH ANITABAI C/O MANGILAL

KADLAWAD

0.658 0.012

629 748 AMRUTBAI W/O KANHAIYALAL

KADLAWAD

0.658

157


8.057

631 740 DAYARAM S/O RUGNATH KADLAWAD

0.127

0.008

632 740 BHAWARLAL S/O RUGNATH KADLAWAD

0.126

633 740 BHAGWANSINGH S/O BHERU KADLAWAD

0.250


0.250

635 740 GANGARAM S/O HEERALAL KADLAWAD

0.250

636 740 BHAGWANSINGH S/O BHERU KADLAWAD

0.590


0.589

638 740 MANGILAL S/O HEERALAL KADLAWAD

0.179

639 740 GANGARAM S/O HEERALAL KADLAWAD

0.168

640 984 BHERULAL S/O DEVA KADLAWAD

1.000

0.016

641 984 BABULAL S/O DEVA KADLAWAD

1.000


0.325

643 149 KAMALSINGH S/O MOTILAL PIPALYA MOCHI

0.380

0.008

644 149 BANESINGH S/O MOTILAL PIPALYA MOCHI

0.696

645 142 MANGILAL BHAGWANSINGH PIPALYA MOCHI

0.294

0.008

646 142 BHERUSINGH PIPALYA MOCHI

0.294

647 142 ARJUNSINGH S/O MODSINGH

PIPALYA MOCHI

0.295


PIPALYA MOCHI

0.105

0.010


PIPALYA MOCHI

0.106

650 140 NARBHAYSINGH S./O MADANSINGH

PIPALYA MOCHI

0.105

651 140 DEVILAL S/O NATHUSINGH PIPALYA MOCHI

0.154

652 139 MAGYA S/O GOPI PIPALYA MOCHI

2.729

0.006

653 139 BHAWARLAL AA. MADANLAL PIPALYA MOCHI

1.000

654 139 ANILKUMAR, ANILKUMAR S/O KHEMCHAND MAHAJAN ,CHATARSINGH

PIPALYA MOCHI

1.267

655 139 RAMCHANDRA S/O DHULA PIPALYA MOCHI

1.264

656 136 PREMSINGH BHERUSINGH PIPALYA MOCHI

0.892

0.020

657 136 MANGILAL S/O BHERUSINGH PIPALYA MOCHI

0.714

658 136 MANGILAL S/O BHERUSINGH PIPALYA

158

MOCHI 0.279

659 136 BALRAM PIPALYA MOCHI

0.125

660 136 BALRAM PIPALYA MOCHI

0.315


PIPALYA MOCHI

0.101

0.005

662 161

DEVISINGH ,BANESINGH RAJESH S/O NARAYAN ,POOJABAI,CHANDABAI D/O NARAYAN

PIPALYA MOCHI

2.000

0.024

663 161 DULESINGH S/O DARYAVSINGH

PIPALYA MOCHI

1.000


PIPALYA MOCHI

0.506


PIPALYA MOCHI

0.506

666 161 BANESINGH S/O DARYAVSINGH

PIPALYA MOCHI

0.923

667 161 GEETABAIC/O GENDA PIPALYA MOCHI

2.000

668 161 LALU S/O KALU PIPALYA MOCHI

1.000

669 161 GEETABAI W/O INDRASINGH PIPALYA MOCHI

1.644

670 161 SMT GANGABAI W/O KALUSINGH

PIPALYA MOCHI

0.379

671 161 MANSINGH S/O KALUSINGH PIPALYA MOCHI

0.506

672 161 JAGANNATH S/O MADANSINGH

PIPALYA MOCHI

0.747

673 158 NAWALSINGH S/O RAMLAL PIPALYA MOCHI

0.238

0.008

674 133 SHIVSINGH S/O GANGARAM PIPALYA MOCHI

0.510

0.012


PIPALYA MOCHI

0.089

676 133 BANESINGH DULESINGH S/O DARYAVSINGH DHAPUBAI BEWA DARYAVSINGH

PIPALYA MOCHI

0.178

677 133 NARAYANSINGH S/O PRATAPSINGH

PIPALYA MOCHI

1.011

678 132 NARAYANSINGH S/O PRATAPSINGH

PIPALYA MOCHI

1.113

0.012

679 208 BHAGWANSINGH S/O PARTHISINGH

PIPALYA MOCHI

0.062

0.008

680 208

HARISINGH DHEERAPSINGH S/O ANARSINGH, HARISINGH S/O POORSINGH, DHEERAPSINGH S/O ANARSINGH

PIPALYA MOCHI

0.063

681 208 MADHUSINGH S/O RAMLAL PIPALYA MOCHI

0.063

159

682 208

BADANBAI BEWA DEVSINGH GABBA DHANSINGH KANIRAM INDARSINGH MANOHARSINGH DILIPSINGH SORAMBAI C/O DEVSINGH

PIPALYA MOCHI

0.062

683 208 BEERAMSINGH S/O PARTHISINGH

PIPALYA MOCHI

0.006


PIPALYA MOCHI

0.006


PIPALYA MOCHI

0.006


PIPALYA MOCHI

0.006

687 208 BANESINGH DULESINGH S/O DARYAVSINGH DHAPUBAI BEWA DARYAVSINGH

PIPALYA MOCHI

0.018

688 208 CHANDARSINGH S/O NATHUSINGH

PIPALYA MOCHI

0.279

689 208 MODSINGH S/O NATHUSINGH

PIPALYA MOCHI

0.759

690 208 ARJUNSINGH PIPALYA MOCHI

0.633

691 208 RATANBAI PIPALYA MOCHI

0.126

692 200 RAMSINGH S/O NATHUSINGH

PIPALYA MOCHI

0.113

0.002

693 201 DEVILAL S/O NATHUSINGH PIPALYA MOCHI

0.781

0.014

694 202 ROOPSINGH S/O MOTILAL PIPALYA MOCHI

0.315

0.008

695 202 LAXMINARAYAN S/O MOTILAL

PIPALYA MOCHI

0.316

696 202 BHAGWANSINGH AA. GAMBHIR

PIPALYA MOCHI

0.506

697 202 MANGILAL AA. GAMBHIR PIPALYA MOCHI

0.798

698 202 MANOHAR AA GAMBHIR PIPALYA MOCHI

0.821


0.024

0.008

700 204 MADHUSINGH S/O RAMLAL PIPALYA MOCHI

0.012

0.008

701 205

HARISINGH DHEERAPSINGH S/O ANARSINGH, HARISINGH S/O POORSINGH, DHEERAPSINGH S/O ANARSINGH

PIPALYA MOCHI

0.284

0.008

702 205 NAWALSINGH S/O RAMLAL PIPALYA MOCHI

0.200

160

703 205

BADANBAI BEWA DEVSINGH GABBA DHANSINGH KANIRAM INDARSINGH MANOHARSINGH DILIPSINGH SORAMBAI C/O DEVSINGH

PIPALYA MOCHI

0.285

704 219

RANJEETSINGH KAMALSINGH S/O GOPALSINGH ,LALTABAI W/O JAGANNATH

PIPALYA MOCHI

1.773

0.007

705 219 GHEESALAL S/O MOTILAL PIPALYA MOCHI

0.505

706 219 PHOOLSINGH S/O SHIVSINGH

PIPALYA MOCHI

0.073

707 219 BHAGWANSINGH AA. GAMBHIR

PIPALYA MOCHI

0.169


0.169

709 219 MANOHAR AA. GAMBHIR PIPALYA MOCHI

0.168

710 65 MOHAMMAD SALIM MANSOORI S/O KHUDABAKSHA

RAJPURA

1.262

0.014


RAJPURA

0.300


RAJPURA

1.218

713 65

BALUSINGH BHAGWANSINGH BEERAMSINGH S/O PARTHISINGH MANGUBAI GEETABAI KRISHNABAI C/O

RAJPURA

0.474

714 65

HARISINGH S/O POORSINGH DHEERAPSINGH S/O ANARSINGH CHATRUBAI SHANTIBAI PU. ANARSINGH

RAJPURA

0.475

715 65 NARAYANSINGH NAWALSINGH MANGILAL MADHU S/ORAMLAL

RAJPURA

0.474

716 65 BADANBAI BEWA DEVISINGH RAJPURA

0.474

717 65 MOHAMMADSALIM MANSOORI S/O KHUDABAKSHA

RAJPURA

1.000

718 66 BANSILAL S/O SHANKARLAL RAJPURA

0.894

0.032

719 66 RAMESHCHANDRA S/O SHANKARLAL

RAJPURA

0.894

720 66 RAMPRASAD S/O SHANKARLAL

RAJPURA

0.789

721 66 TULSIRAM S/O SHANKARLAL RAJPURA

1.000

722 66 MAHAMMADSALIM MANSOORI S/O KHUDAbaksha

RAJPURA

0.910

161

723 66 RATANBAI RAJPURA

1.012

724 66 KANHAIYALAL RAJPURA

0.923

725 67 BAPULAL, BHAWARLAL S/O MADAN

RAJPURA

0.910 0.012

726 67 BAPULAL, BHAWARLAL S/O MADAN

RAJPURA

0.150

727 68 GEETABAI W/O INDRASINGH RAJPURA

1.000

0.026

728 68 KAILASH S/O KISHANLAL RAJPURA

1.259

729 68

KAILASH RAMESH VISHNU S/O KISHANLAL RAKESH S/O BASANTILAL RAMUBAIU BEWA KISHANLAL BHAWRIBAI BEWA BASANTILAL

RAJPURA

2.000

730 68 MAGYA S/O NARAYAN RAJPURA

0.571


0.202

732 68


RAJPURA

1.011


0.494

734 68 MOHAMMADSALIM MANSOORI S/O KHUDABAKSHA

RAJPURA

0.380

735 68 GEETABAI W/O INDRASINGH RAJPURA

1.000

736 68 KAILASH S/O KISHANLAL RAJPURA

1.259

737 68


RAJPURA

2.000


0.571


0.202

740 68


RAJPURA

1.011


0.494

162

742 68 MAHAMMADSALIM MANSOORI S/O KHUDAbaksha

RAJPURA

0.380

743 139 GOVT LAND SEMLA

0.049 0.012

744 43 SUGANBAI C/O BADRILAL SEMLA

0.202 0.011


0.109 0.004


0.109 0.008

747 52 RAMCHARAN S/O HARIRAM SEMLA

0.018

0.012

748 52 PRAHALAD S/O HARIRAM SEMLA

0.147

749 52 RAMBAGAS S/O HARIRAM SEMLA

0.147

750 52 HAJARILAL S/O HARIRAM SEMLA

0.147

751 52 UKARBAGAS S/O HARIRAM SEMLA

0.039

752 57 RAMCHARAN S/O HARIRAM SEMLA

0.129 0.004

753 59 CHANDULAL S/O GHEETA SEMLA

0.053 0.005

754 60 PARAS SEMLA

0.131

0.004

755 60 PURSINGH SEMLA

0.168

756 60 BHAGIRATH SEMLA

0.025


0.466 0.006

758 65 PAPPULAL SEMLA

0.090 0.004

759 65 PURSINGH, BHAGIRATH SEMLA

0.072

760 83 ASHARAM S/O CHANDULAL SEMLA

1.500

0.005

761 83 SOBHARAM C/O CHANDURAM

SEMLA

1.500

762 83 PARAS S/O BHAGIRATH SEMLA

0.326

763 83 PURSINGH , RAHUL RAHUL S/O BHAGIRATH

SEMLA

0.326

764 83 GIRDHARILAL, GIRDHARILAL S/O BHAGIRATH, PURSINGH

SEMLA

0.326

765 82 SOBHARAM C/O CHANDURAM

SEMLA

1.985

0.026

766 82 ASHARAM S/O CHANDULAL SEMLA

1.985

767 82 PURSINGH , RAHUL RAHUL S/O BHAGIRATH

SEMLA

1.323

768 82 GIRDHARILAL, GIRDHARILAL S/O BHAGIRATH, PURSINGH

SEMLA

1.323

769 82 PARAS S/O BHAGIRATH SEMLA

1.324

163

770 81 GOVT LAND SEMLA

0.547 0.012


3.124 0.012

772 79

RAMCHARAN BANESINGH S/O BAPULAL JAGDISH PARIBAI C/O BAPULAL SHIVKALA C/O GOPAL LALTABAI W/O GOPAL KANCHANBAI W/O BAPULAL

SEMLA

5.914 0.020

773 79 KAWARLAL S/O PRAHALAD SEMLA

0.500

774 79 MANOHAR AA.GORILAL SEMLA

1.000 0.016

775 79 JEETMAL S/O NARAYAN SEMLA

2.885

776 200

RAMCHARAN BANESINGH S/O BAPULAL JAGDISH PARIBAI C/O BAPULAL SHIVKALA C/O GOPAL LALTABAI W/O GOPAL KANCHANBAI W/O BAPULAL

SEMLA

0.088 0.028

777 95 GOVT LAND SHAHWAJPURA

0.820

778 95 RUGNATH GULAB BHERU SHAHWAJPURA

0.350

0.002

779 95 KISHAN S/O RAMA SHAHWAJPURA

4.050


0.316


0.073


0.073

783 96 HARISINGH S/O KISHAN SHAHWAJPURA

0.840

0.004

784 96 KASYA S/O CHEETA SHAHWAJPURA

0.840

785 96 BALIBAI W/O HARISINGH SHAHWAJPURA

0.334

786 96 RATAN S/O CHEETA SHAHWAJPURA

0.842

787 97 PREMSINGH S/O GABBAR , AMAR

SHAHWAJPURA

0.518 0.008

788 98 KALUSINGH S/O DEVSINGH SHAHWAJPURA

0.404

0.002

789 98 MANGILAL S/O POORA SHAHWAJPURA

0.405


0.249

791 98 GAJRAJSINGH S/O DEVSINGH

SHAHWAJPURA

0.249


SHAHWAJPURA

0.166 0.005


0.166

794 100 LAXMINARAYAN S/O DEVSINGH

SHAHWAJPURA

0.401 0.003

164


0.401

796 92 DAYRYAVSINGH S/O MOTISINGH

SHAHWAJPURA

1.072

0.004

797 92 MANGILAL S/O DARYAVSINGH

SHAHWAJPURA

0.656

798 92 DARYAVSINGH S/O MOTISINGH

SHAHWAJPURA

0.249

799 92

BHERU BALCHAND RAMESH DINESH SAGAR S/O SHANKAR CHEETABAI BEWA SHANKAR BHERU RODU KALU S/O SEWA NANURAM S/O RAMA

SHAHWAJPURA

0.500

800 92 MADANLAL AA. PHOOLSINGH SHAHWAJPURA

0.910

801 92 MANGILAL AA. PHOOLSINGH SHAHWAJPURA

0.506

802 78 PREMSINGH S/O KESARLAL SHAHWAJPURA

0.781

0.014

803 78 LAKSHMINARAYAN S/O DEVSINGH

SHAHWAJPURA

0.226


SHAHWAJPURA

0.077


0.304 0.004

806 75 NARAYANSINGH S/O DARYAVSINGH

SHAHWAJPURA

0.211

0.018

807 75 ROOPSINGH , BHAGWANSINGH S/O

SHAHWAJPURA

0.423

808 75 BHAWRIBAI S/O SHIVSINGH SHAHWAJPURA

0.252

809 75 BEERAMSINGH S/O JAGANNATHSINGH

SHAHWAJPURA

0.191

810 75 KALUSINGH S/O JAGANNATH

SHAHWAJPURA

0.190

811 75 RAMLAL SHAHWAJPURA

0.633

812 75

NARBHAYSINGH S/O BHAVANISINGH HOKAMBAI C/O BHAWANISINGH KANCHANBAI BEWA BHAWANISINGH

SHAHWAJPURA

0.633

813 73 GANGARAMAA. GULAB SHAHWAJPURA

0.372 0.010

814 73 NARAYANSINGH AA. GULAB SHAHWAJPURA

0.185

815 72 GANGARAM A. GULAB SHAHWAJPURA

0.425 0.014

816 72 NARAYANSINGH AA. GULAB SHAHWAJPURA

0.449

817 70 NANDRAM , GOKUL S/O RUGNATH

SHAHWAJPURA

0.108 0.004

165

818 70

BEERAM KAILASH KANCHANBAI C/O RAMA RAMESH DEVILAL GABBALAL LALTABAI C/O JALAM GULABBAI BEWA JALAM

SHAHWAJPURA

0.189

819 67 RUGNATH S/O MEHTAB SHAHWAJPURA

0.053

0.008

820 67 KAWARLAL AA. MEHTAB SHAHWAJPURA

0.053

821 67 KISHAN S/O GULAB CHAMPIBAI BEWA GULAB

SHAHWAJPURA

0.080

822 67 NARAYAN S/O MEHTAB SHAHWAJPURA

0.054

823 67

BEERAM KAILASH KANCHANBAI C/O RAMA RAMESH DEVILAL GABBALAL LALTABAI C/O JALAM GULABBAI BEWA JALAM

SHAHWAJPURA

0.054

166

Annexure 11 : MSP Rates By MP Govt.

167

Annexure 12 : Collector Rates of Agriculture Land of Affected Villages District Rajgarh

174

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