Participatory irrigation managbement paradigm for the 21st century

By:

Joshi, L. K. (ed.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi; Rawat Publications; 2000Description: 699 pISBN:

8170335545

Subject(s):

Irrigation management

DDC classification:

CS 631.7 PAR

Summary: The increase in irrigation potential in india has been a phenomenal four fold since 1951- the beginning of planning era in the country. It proved to be one of the most important inputs fpr ishering in the green revolution. almost an exclusive emphasis was placed during this period on construction of irrigation infrastructure. India today has the largest area under irrigation in the world.

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The increase in irrigation potential in india has been a phenomenal four fold since 1951- the beginning of planning era in the country. It proved to be one of the most important inputs fpr ishering in the green revolution. almost an exclusive emphasis was placed during this period on construction of irrigation infrastructure. India today has the largest area under irrigation in the world.

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