Artificial dam transforms dry land in Dang
Summary
An artificial dam in Rani Community Forest, Dang, has improved irrigation and groundwater recharge for local farmers, turning dry land greener and supporting agriculture. The project is also helping conserve water resources and generate income through boat operations.
Key Points
- An artificial dam in Rani Community Forest, Tulsipur-18, Dang, has brought irrigation to land that previously depended on rainfall.
- The dam has also improved water levels in nearby wells and traditional water sources by recharging groundwater.
- Efforts are underway to extend irrigation to around 200 bighas of farmland in Dhankhanne, Sanodamar and Daudare.
- Local officials say the project supports agriculture, conserves water resources and generates income through boat operations.
