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Planning for the Subernarekha river system in eastern India

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The study describes the systems studies carried out to plan a river basin in order to determine the nature and size of water storage facilities and releases for irrigation and industrial uses, and the associated cropping pattern. The model has been formulated in the framework of a linear programming model for a specific target year. This model is developed in the context of planning the Subernarekha river basin. The results are discussed and these provide information and insight suggesting the need for more disaggregated analysis of interaction between irrigation and related agroeconomic parameters.

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  • Ministry of Irrigation and Power 1972 Report of the Irrigation Commission, Government of India, Delhi (3 volumes)

  • Sinha B, Bhatia R 1976 Economic appraisal of irrigation projects in India, Harvard University, Centre for Population Studies

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Sinha, B., Bhatia, R. & Lahiri, S. Planning for the Subernarekha river system in eastern India. Sadhana 8, 291–309 (1985). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02811291

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