Gujarat’s Gondal gets Rain after a long break,”Hurrah!” .
keypoints:
- Roads in Gondal were flooded due to rains.
- People were relieved from the unbearable heat as the rain spread coldness in the atmosphere.
- Rain in Gondal-Gujarat.
Farmers across Saurashtra, including Rajkot, are anxiously waiting for the rains. People are suffering from unbearable heat amidst cloudy weather. At that time, the weather in Gondal changed in the morning, and the road was flooded with light rain. People were relieved from the unbearable heat as the rain spread coldness in the atmosphere. As soon as the rains come, the farmers of the Gondal diocese are hoping for heavy rains.
Crisis
looms over cotton, groundnut, castor, mug, urad Crops including cotton, groundnut, mug, urad are facing a crisis in Saurashtra, including Rajkot. Various crops are on the verge of drying up. Also, water levels in the soil have not risen due to a lack of rainfall. As a result, farmers have become helpless to save their crops as there is no water in the boreholes or wells. Farmers in heavy rains are praying to God.
Slow rain in Gondal.
There was drizzle in Atkot too
. Farmers are waiting for heavy rains. Then the rain started today. After many days today, the roads got wet due to heavy rains.
The roads in Atkot have got wet due to the drizzle.
Irrigation water will be
provided from 6 dams of the district. Even after the beginning of Shravan month after the end of Ashadh month this year, the farmers’ crops will not be damaged due to non-receipt of rains. Out of the 20 dams coming under, only 6 dams can release water.
Farmers across Saurashtra, including Rajkot, have started operations as per the instructions of the government. The state government has decided to reserve drinking water till September 30 and give the remaining water to farmers for irrigation. For this, work has been started by the Irrigation Department as per the instructions of the government.
Water flowed on the road.
Water will be provided as per requirement.
It may be mentioned that if we look at the current condition of reservoirs in Rajkot district, the total quantity is 38%, out of which if water is provided for irrigation as per this condition, only 100 villages can be provided with a total of 51257 MCFT of irrigation water of 14725 hectares. So then the taluka and the village from which the demand for irrigation water will be made will be given water as per the rules and requirements after meeting the advisory committee.
