Water 1 Any land anywhere can be used to harvest rainwater
The fundamental reason: extend the fruits of the monsoon
The basic principle: Catch water where it falls
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Statistics

Government investment in different plan periods in major/multipurpose and medium projects (Rs in crore)

Plan periods Investment Investment at the 1996-97 constant prices
First (1951-56) 376.24 7,803.42
Second (1956-61) 380 6,013.98
Third (1961-66) 576 6,674.84
Annual (1966-69) 429.81 3,943.90
Fourth (1969-74) 1,242.30 7,976.41
Fifth (1974-78) 2,516.18 12,519.42
Annual (1978-80) 2,078.58 7,949.67
Sixth (1980-85) 7,368.83 19,625.50
Seventh (1985-90) 11,107.29 21,207.15
Annual (1990-92) 5,459.15 8,125.60
Eighth (1992-97) 21,071.87 31,057.63
Total 52, 606.25 132, 897.52
Source: Anon 1998, Planning Commission, Yojana Bhavan, New Delhi, personal communication

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