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SUMMARY RECORD OF DISCUSSIONS AT THE CONSULTATION MEETING
WITH POLICY MAKERS FOR REVIEW OF NATIONAL WATER POLICY HELD
ON 28.7.2010.
The Consultation Meeting with Policymakers for review of National Water
Policy was held on 28th
July 2010 at Parliament House Annexe, New Delhi under
the chairmanship of Hon’ble Union Minister of Water Resources. The list of the
Hon’ble Members of Parliament who participated in the Consultation Meeting is
at Annexure-I.
After the introductory remarks of Hon’ble Union Minister of Water
Resources and observations of the Hon’ble Minister of State for Water
Resources, a brief presentation was made by the Secretary to the Government of
India, Ministry of Water Resources highlighting the salient features of the
Background Note for the meeting. Thereafter, the Hon’ble Union Minister of
Water Resources requested participants for their views and valuable
suggestions.
The introductory remarks of Hon’ble Union Minister of Water Resources,
Minister of State for Water Resources and the observations of the participants
are at Annexure – II. A copy of the presentation made by the Secretary to the
Government of India, Ministry of Water Resources is at Annexure-III.
The suggestions and views of the participants that emerged during the
Consultation Meeting in respect of various aspects of water resources
development and management are summarized as under.
Process of Review of National Water Policy
• In view of changing situations and scenario, especially the decreasing per
capita availability of water, the water policy must be reviewed and
modified.
• For finalizing the new national water policy, each issue like drinking water,
management of inter-state river waters and related disputes, erosion, and
floods, water quality, depleting ground water, water use efficiency,
maintenance of irrigation projects and other related issues may be taken
up.
• In the policy formulation, watershed should be highlighted as the unit of
planning.
• Implementation of the provisions in the Policy should be given importance.

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Water Resources
• Water should be treated as a national resource, like oil.
• Water should be treated as an infrastructural requirement, like electricity is
for industry.
• Some States suffer due to scarcity of water whereas some others suffer
due to flood. In some States rainwater goes waste to the sea. Steps
should be taken to make use of surplus flood water which goes waste.
Prioritization
• The first priority in the National Water Policy should be to provide safe
drinking water to all. The projects in all States should give first priority to
drinking water. Drinking water may be made available for human beings
as well as animals.
• Ecology and environment should be given second priority, after drinking
water.
Constitutional and Legal Aspects
• Water should be brought in the Union List or Concurrent List. In particular,
to address the various disputes related to water within the States and
among the States, water should be brought in the Union or Concurrent list.
• Water is getting scarce and as a policy water should be nationalized. All
the rivers must be nationalized.
• There should be strict laws to deal with water related issues.
• Stringent laws should be made especially against industries which are
polluting water.
• Bye-laws of urban local bodies should provide that building plan would not
be passed unless it includes harvesting of rainwater.
• Wastage of water should be avoided and strict laws should be made in
this regard. There should be penal provisions to deal with those who
waste water.
• Stringent laws should be made to ensure that urban sewage and industrial
effluents must not be discharged in the river or in the ground water unless
fully treated to the prescribed pollution standard.
• Access to water sources should be made fundamental right.
• All types of ponds and water bodies, both on public and private lands
should be protected and preserved so that they are not sold, filled and
used for commercial purposes.

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• Central Government’s advisory role in water resources is not sufficient.
Central Government should take over the authority on regulation and
management of water.
• All aspects of water such as irrigation, drinking water, waste water
treatment, pollution of water, urban water, industrial water should be
brought under one Ministry i.e. Ministry of Water Resources.
• Ministry of Water Resources should be strengthened financially, legally
and administratively so that it can finance small water related schemes as
well.
Inter-State Issues
• Inter-state water disputes must be resolved because without resolving
such disputes many water related issues cannot be addressed since it is
observed that even for drinking water issues, there are interstate
problems.
• Unutilized and surplus water in any state must be diverted to the water
deficit and drought prone areas of other States without difficulty. The
Centre should have the power to pass orders in this regard.
Planning Process
• In view of likely acute water crisis in the years to come, urgent steps need
to be taken to address the future challenges in water sector.
• Problems related to floods, droughts, pollution etc. need to be planned in a
comprehensive manner. It should be a joint process because water is
needed everywhere, be it agriculture, industry etc. Hence a
comprehensive planning process is necessary.
• As per present policy, 75% dependability is the criteria for designing the
reservoirs. Due to this consideration the availability of water for planning is
assessed on lesser side. As a result, the actual available water cannot be
utilized fully. Hence while designing the schemes, 50% dependable should
be considered instead of 75% dependable flow. Water should be allowed
to be stored and utilized from the origin to the end of water source.
• The lift irrigation schemes do not work so well, especially in the hills
because the lift is there but the canals are made in such a way that the
water does not reach the fields. Such schemes should not be cleared.

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Monitoring Process
• Mandatory six monthly environmental clearances from the central body for
all industries using ground water resources and discharging effluents
should be introduced. All industries that use ground water resources, or
discharge effluent, even if it is through an effluent treatment plant, must
take environmental clearance from a central body periodically.
Important Programmes
• Inter - linking of rivers programme should be undertaken to provide water
to water deficient areas.
• Programmes should be taken up for preventing pollution of surface water
as well as ground water. There should be provisions in the policy for this.
The self-purification process of rivers should be given due importance.
• Old canal systems, particularly in Punjab should be modernized.
• Prevention of land erosion should be given priority.
• Flood management and welfare of people affected by floods should be
given importance.
Management Strategies
• Participatory approach in the management of water is necessary
otherwise implementation of all the policies that are proposed at the field
level will remain on paper.
• Judicious water utilization should be incentivized. Judicious use of water
resources by farmers, as is done in industries or water credit on the lines
of carbon credits should be introduced.
• It should be ensured that the farmers get water for agricultural purposes.
• Flood management should be given due importance.
• Because of the deforestation, the silting of the reservoir is going on and
there is land erosion affecting the fertile land. These should be taken care
of.
• Checking water pollution must be given importance because ground
water, river water, surface water all are being polluted now.
• Drought management is presently being given first priority, but it should be
flood management that should be given first priority. If flood water is
properly managed it could be used to deal with droughts as well.
• Paddy cultivation should be only in Kharif season. It should be banned in
Rabi season.

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• Water footprint should be measured for every activity and every product
and policy should be formulated accordingly.
• Presently there are water user associations for tanks and canal systems in
the villages, but there are no water user associations for groundwater
augmentation and utilization. Therefore in every village, water user
associations should be there for community based groundwater
augmentation and utilization. There should be separate water user
associations for groundwater augmentation and utilization.
• Proper utilization of drinking water projects is a must. Presently we are not
having proper utilization of the drinking water projects; tanks are being
made and pipelines are being laid but they are not filling the water in that
tank. So there should be proper implementation of the projects.
• All areas which are being irrigated by bore well, open well or lift irrigation
should be made to compulsorily use micro irrigation. Micro irrigation can
be through drip or sprinkler. This will save enormous water, and
productivity and quality will be boosted.
• Water regulation committees should be instituted for regulating all sorts of
water disputes within the district and regulating the ground water tapping,
especially with respect to the soft drinks industries which utilize the water
in an indiscriminate way. There is need to convey stringent message to
regulate this, otherwise it will cause a big shortage of ground water.
• People constructing houses on the canal banks should be strictly dealt
with.
• Out of MGNREGA Funds, at least 50% allocation should be made for
water harvesting and repair and restoration of water bodies which
contribute to water conservation, and groundwater augmentation.
Sustainability of Water Resources
• Necessary measures should be taken to prevent depletion of ground
water. In a number of States ground water has completely depleted and
hence attention should be paid to ground water.
• Over exploitation of ground water should be prevented by strict laws /
policy. There should be strict regulation of exploitation of ground water.
• Rainwater harvesting should be made compulsory and strict laws should
be passed in this regard and rainwater harvesting should be given
importance in the water policy.

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Augmentation of Utilizable Water Resources
• Roof top rain water harvesting should be introduced in construction of new
buildings.
• Rainwater harvesting and flood management should be given importance.
Flood management should be planned for augmentation of utilizable
water.
• Sea water should be converted into drinking water and may be supplied to
the respective States as well as States other than coastal States. A long-
term planning may be made in this regard as this does not involve
disputes associated with interlinking of rivers.
• Rain water should be stored by constructing dams, check-dams,
restoration of ponds etc.
• Small check dams should be constructed in hilly areas for the purpose of
storing rain water which can be utilized for irrigation and drinking
purposes.
• Recharging of groundwater in the hills is very essential.
• Steps should be taken for conservation of water. If this is done effectively,
we would be able to save at least 15% water.
• Rain water which is abundant in Himachal Pradesh just flows away down
the hills. Therefore, small check dams should be made to channelize
these waters to come to the main dam so that the water can be used and
even supplied to other states. If this water is preserved and conserved and
kept in the lakes / ponds then it would be useful instead of it getting
washed away.
• In the last 20-40 years people have started moving away from traditional
water conservation practices. Water conservation should be encouraged
and there should be major concentration for water harvesting in every
project. In both government buildings and private buildings, it should be
made compulsory to have rainwater harvesting.
Other Important Issues
• Rain water has reduced and become erratic because of the cutting of
forests. The main reason is that when dams are made, our forest cover
gets submerged by water and no re-plantation is being done. So
whenever any such projects are undertaken, the re-plantation should be
done before the construction of the dam.
• Erosion of river banks, particularly for river Ganga and Brahmaputra,
contamination of groundwater, particularly arsenic contamination, siltation

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of river beds are some very important issues and need to be addressed on
priority.
• Illicit sand mining is taking place in the river beds because of which the
water level is going down. Moreover we are not able to get good water
because when the sand is there, the water is safe and pollution can be
controlled. But because of the illicit mining of sand, water gets polluted
and we are not able to get good water. Hence illicit sand mining should be
banned.
• The catchment areas of lakes are being exploited by miners. Mining is
going on in all the catchment areas of important lakes of Rajasthan and all
the water which should be coming to the lakes is now not coming in. This
should be banned totally and the catchment areas of lakes / ponds should
be earmarked.
• Big trees should be planted in place of small bushes under the
afforestation programme.
Need for Awareness
• Steps should be taken to make our people aware about the scarcity value
of water in our country.
• Importance of water conservation, prevention of wastage, efficient use of
water and ecology / environment should be included in the curriculum of
our schools to increase awareness among students.
The meeting ended with a vote of thanks to the Chair.

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Annexure-I
Names of Hon’ble MPs who attended the Consultation Meeting with Policy
Makers for Review of National Water Policy on 28.7.2010
1. Shri Gajendra Singh Rajukhedi,
2. Shri K. Jayasurya Prakash Reddy,
3. Shri Rajaiah Siricilla,
4. Shri S.P.Y. Reddy,
5. Shri Jagadanand Singh,
6. Shri K.J.K.Ritheesh Sivakumar,
7. Shri Paban Singh Ghatowar,
8. Shri J.D. Seelam
9. Smt. Annu Tandon,
10. Shri N.Balaganga,
11. Dr.Ponnusamy Venugopal,
12. Shri Prabodh Panda,
13. Shri Ghanshyam Anuragi,
14. Shri Mahendrasinh Pruthvisinh Chauhan,
15. Shri Virender Kashyap,
16. Dr. Prabha Kishor Taviad,
17. Dr. Jyoti Mirdha,
18. Shri Sameer Magan Bhujbal,
19. Shri B.S.Gnanadesikan,
20. Smt. Prabha Thakur,
21. Dr.Sucharu Ranjan Haldar,
22. Smt. Bijoya Chakravarty,
23. Shri Ramashankar Rajbhar,
24. Shri Sher Singh Ghubaya,
25. Dr. Kirodilal Meena,
26. Shri Komatireddy Raj Gopal Reddy,
27. Shri Ganga Charan,
28. Shri Badri Ram Jakhar,
29. Dr. Munisamy Thambidurai
30. Shri Sis Ram Ola,
31. Shri Gorakh Nath Pandey,
32. Shri Prataprao N. Sonawane,
33. Shri M.V. Mysura Reddy,
34. Shri Kumar Deepak Das,
35. Smt. Chandresh Kumari Katoch,
36. Shri Govindrao Wamanrao Adik,
37. Shri. P.K. Biju

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Annexure-II
ADDRESS AND VIEWS OF THE PARTICIPANTS DURING THE
CONSULTATION MEETING WITH POLICY MAKERS FOR REVIEW OF
NATIONAL WATER POLICY HELD ON 28.7.2010.
Address of Shri Pawan Kumar Bansal Hon’ble Union Minister for Water
Resources
My esteemed colleague Shri Vincent Pala, Minister of State for Water
Resources, Secretary Water Resources, Chairman Central Water Commission,
Chairman Central Ground Water Board, Hon’ble Members of the Standing
Committee on Water Resources, Members of the Consultative Committee
attached to the Ministry of Water Resources, Members of the Parliamentary
Forum on Water Conservation and Management, Officers of the Ministry of
Water Resources, and Friends. I welcome you all to this special meeting that we
have convened as the part of our consultation process to review the National
Water Policy and work for drafting a new water policy for the country. As you are
all aware the issues related to water resources in the country pose many
challenges and many issues before us. These include the increasingly depleting
resources, reducing per capita availability of water, deterioration in water quality,
over-exploitation of groundwater resources, time and cost overruns in completion
of irrigation and multipurpose projects, poor maintenance of existing facilities,
etc. We have to also appropriately address the national disasters related to
water that is the floods and droughts which hit different parts of the country at
one time or the other. The large temporal and spatial variation adds to the
complexity of the problems in our country. Further, the food security and the
impact of climate change are two serious challenges that require to be
addressed. Water as we all appreciate is central to both these challenges. The
objective of food security cannot be achieved without water security. Various
studies point towards the impact of climate change on the hydrological cycle
which could result in intensification of the temporal and spatial variations in
availability of water. National Action Plan on Climate Change has been launched
by the Hon’ble Prime Minister which envisages institutionalization of eight
National Missions including the National Water Mission. Ministry of Water
Resources in consultation with the stakeholders including the States and various
NGOs has framed the National Water Mission document which was considered
by the Prime Minister’s Council on Climate Change and there was more or less a
broad agreement thereon. There were some observations which we are trying to
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As you all know the issues related to water are very complex, on the one
hand water resource is undoubtedly an important vehicle for development, but on
the other hand is also a social need. We have to strike a proper balance
between the two. The mid-term appraisal document which was discussed only a
few days back by the National Development Council very rightly emphasizes on
the need of taking up with all seriousness various issues related to water and the
Hon’ble Prime Minister categorically stated that we do need to do more to
manage our water resources and also to increase efficiency of water use.
Almost all the participants at the NDC meeting highlighted the importance of
water issues.
We have to adopt a comprehensive approach for planning the
development and management of water resources and the objective of
comprehensive and integrated planning for development and management of
water resources can be achieved only when all sections of the society join hands.
It is in that direction that we first thought of having this meeting here in which we
have invited the Members of the Consultative Committee, Members of the
Standing Committee, and Members of the Parliamentary Forum on Water
Conservation and Management and I thank you all for responding to our
invitation to be here today. I am sure that with your experience, the contribution
that you would make would certainly go indeed a very long way in enabling us to
formulate our views further. After we have had this meeting with you, we would
like to interact with various NGOs who have expertise in the field, who have
worked in the matters related to water, various experts, academia, and wherever
we can in fact look for, for some inputs into framing of the National Water Policy
which indeed is got to be a very important document along with the National
Water Mission. With these words only, I would once again thank you all and I
would first request my colleague, Shri Vincent Pala to give his views on this.
Address of Shri Vincent H. Pala, Hon’ble Minister of State for Water
Resources
Thank you Sir, Hon’ble Minister of Water Resources, Hon’ble Members of
Parliament, Secretary, Ministry of Water Resources, Senior Officers from Ministry
of Water Resources and other Ministries, ladies and gentleman. I welcome all of
you to this important Consultation Meeting on review of the National Water
Policy. The National Water Policy was initially adopted by the National Water
Resources Council in its second meeting held on 9th
September 1987 and
subsequently the revised National Water Policy was adopted by the National
Water Resources Council during its fifth meeting held on the 1st
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the meanwhile, several States have also formulated and adopted State Water
Policy. In view of the fast changing scenario in respect of increasing demand for
water for various purposes and the emerging challenges, there is an urgent need
for ensuring sustainable development of the available resources and their
efficient management. There are suggestions from various quarters related to
management of water resources. Further, the National Action Plan on Climate
Change launched by Hon’ble Prime Minister in June 2008 also envisages that
the National Water Policy would be revisited for ensuring appropriate
management strategies to deal with the variability in the rainfall and river flows
due to climate change and that this would include enhanced storage both above
and below ground rainwater harvesting coupled with equitable and efficient
management structures. As already highlighted by the Hon’ble Minister of Water
Resources, there is urgent need to take up necessary measures for optimal
utilization of the available water resources with due consideration to the
sustainability, apart from taking up necessary measures for comprehensive and
integrated development of available resources. Water management strategies
are required to be carefully designed so that they lead to overall development of
the country benefitting each and every members of the society.
We need local and distributed water resources infrastructure, all sections
of the society have to join hands and contribute to address the challenges in the
water sector, be it central government, state governments, panchayati raj
institutions, urban local bodies, industrial houses, civil societies, or any
stakeholder and achieving to the objectives of meeting the demand for clean
water for domestic purposes, developing sustainable infrastructure for irrigation,
and all other purposes. While doing so, it is necessary to ensure that the
environmental issues are adequately addressed. The water resources sector
has relatively very large and varied stakeholders. As a matter of fact, each and
every citizen is a stakeholder. Very often we also come across conflicting
situations. Therefore, it is necessary to have a wide ranging consultation with a
view to identify most appropriate strategies for addressing the water related
issues. I am confident that today’s Consultation Meeting with Policy Makers will
help us in firming up the views of different issues and in identifying the most
appropriate approaches to address the complex issues of water resources.
Without taking much of your time, I look forward for guidance and valuable
suggestions from the participants. Thank you.

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Address and Presentation by Shri U. N. Panjiar, Secretary, Ministry of
Water Resources
Hon’ble Minister of Water Resources, Hon’ble Minister of State for Water
Resources, Hon’ble Members of Parliament, my colleagues in the Ministry of
Water Resources, and other Ministries of Government of India. I will make a brief
presentation highlighting the salient features of National Water Policy and the
views that have emerged from time-to-time in respect of review of the policy.
The National Water Policy, as mentioned by Hon’ble Minister of State, was
initially adopted in 1987 which was subsequently revised. The revised policy was
adopted by the National Water Resources Council chaired by Hon’ble Prime
Minister during its fifth meeting held on 1st
of April 2002. The salient features of
the National Water Policy 2002 are highlighted in the background note that we
have circulated and a copy of the policy is also annexed with the background
note. As per the policy, water is a precious national resource, for optimal
benefits the management of water resources has to be made on the basis of
hydrological unit by adopting an integrated multidisciplinary and participatory
approach. First priority has been assigned to drinking water followed by
irrigation, hydropower, ecology, agro-industries, and non-agro industries and
then other uses in that order. The National Water Policy emphasizes on
groundwater development with reference to the recharge possibilities and
consideration of social equity. Simultaneously, due emphasis has been laid on
traditional water conservation practices and rainwater harvesting including
rooftop rainwater harvesting. The policy highlights the need of physical and
financial sustainability of facilities created for water resource utilization. The
policy also encourages private sector participation with the objective of resource
mobilization and introducing of innovative ideas. The establishment of well
developed information system for water related data has also been highlighted in
the National Water Policy. A web enabled groundwater information system has
already been developed by the Central Groundwater Board and put on the web
site. Similarly, the development of water resources information system as a
whole is being jointly developed by Central Water Commission and the
Department of Space. This is in progress and is likely to be launched by the end
of this year. National Water Policy has also envisaged formulation of State
Water Policies. So far 11 states namely Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Goa,
Himachal Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Orissa,
Tamil Nadu, and Uttar Pradesh have adopted the State Water Policy and the
Union Territories of Delhi, Daman and Diu, and Dadra and Nagar Haveli have
adopted the National Water Policy. Other states and union territories are in the
process of formulation or adoption of the State Water Policy.

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Sir, I would now like to briefly mention about the overview of the water
resources availability in India. Average annual rainfall in the country is about
1170 milli meters. In volumetric terms, the total precipitation works out to be
about 4000 billion cubic meters, after accounting for the losses due to
evaporation, the average annual water availability for the country has been
estimated at 1869 billion cubic meters, however, in view of hydrological
characteristics and topographical constraints, the utilizable water has been
worked out to be only of the order of 1123 billion cubic meters which comprises
690 billion cubic meters of surface water and 433 billion cubic meters of
replenishable groundwater. Sir, in view of increasing population, industrial
growth, and urbanization, the demand for water for various sectors is increasing
over the years and it has been estimated that as per the existing practice of
water use by the year 2050, the overall demand for water resources will be
around 1447 billion cubic meters which will be much larger than the water
availability of 1123 billion cubic meters. However, with adoption of improved
efficiency and better management practices, the overall demand of water can be
considerably brought down. The National Commission on Integrated Water
Resources Development has projected that the overall demand could be about
1180 billion cubic meters by the year 2050; even this demand is slightly more
than the assessed utilizable water that is 1123 billion cubic meters. Therefore,
there is an urgent need for adoption of better management practices. It may be
mentioned that considerable achievements have been made in water sector.
I would like to mention about irrigation development and about drinking
water. Against the ultimate irrigation potential of 140 million hectares, the
irrigation potential of about 108 million hectares has so far been created. At
present about 96% of urban population and 73% of rural habitations are covered
through safe drinking water. However, future development is more challenging in
view of very high spatial and temporal variation in rainfall which was mentioned
by Hon’ble Minister and the fact that easier and best options and best sites of
water resources has since already been tapped. Further, in view of increased
demand for various sectors, we are bound to address relatively large number of
conflicting situations. As we are fully aware we have to amicably address the
interstate issues as many projects are delayed in view of amicable solution to the
interstate issues. As already mentioned by the Hon’ble Minister, we face many
challenges in the water sector in the form of reducing per capita availability of
water due to increasing population, deterioration in quality, over-exploitation of
groundwater resources leading to decline in the groundwater table in some
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efficiency of the facilities for water utilization. Further, like all other countries
particularly the developing countries, two very serious challenges of food security
and likely impact of climate change on water resources are required to be
addressed. Water is central to both the challenges.
Sir, we have many guiding sources and valuable suggestions in respect of
water issues in the form of statements of Her Excellency, President of India and
the Hon’ble Prime Minister. Further, water related issues have also been
discussed in various government documents and policies like National
Environmental Policy 2006, National Policy for Farmers 2007, The 11th
Five Year
Plan 2007-2012 and the National Action Plan on Climate Change 2008.
Similarly, various suggestions have also been made in reports brought out by
various organizations on water related issues. NGOs and professional
organizations have also conveyed their views from time-to-time. We have made
an effort to compile the important views in the background note. We also held
consultations with State Governments during the last meeting of National Water
Board and some of the suggestions which have emerged during the meetings of
National Water Board have been included in the background note. Recently, the
commission on Central State Relations has submitted its recommendations and
the report. The report also includes some important suggestions related to water
resources. Various suggestions have been included in the background note in
detail.
Sir, some of the important issues that have emerged from the suggestions
made by various organizations, experts, etc. include the following.
• Emphasis on demand management and planning
• In allocation, of water life support requirement to get first priority,
livelihood next, followed by environment and ecology and
everything else should come afterwards
• Thorough examination of all the alternatives in project planning and
implementation
• Integration of command area development with water resources
projects
• Ensure physical sustainability of water resources particularly the
groundwater resources
Some other important issues which also need consideration and which
have come in the form of different suggestions include the following.

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• Establishment of independent water regulatory authority by State
Governments
• Improvement in water use efficiency
• Adoption of efficient water application practices particularly in
micro-irrigation and creation of a bureau of water efficiency
• Review of the interstate water Dispute Act and the River Board Act
to make them more effective
• Enactment of an overarching water act to signal water sector as an
important policy priority
• Establishment of a National Water Management Authority including
the States
Sir, these are the various suggestions which have come from various
sectors, various organizations, NGOs, civil society and others. Sir, I look forward
for valuable suggestions from the Hon’ble members which will form the basis for
conducting the exercise for revision of National Policy. Thank you Sir.
Address of Shri Sis Ram Ola, Hon’ble Member of Parliament and former
Minister of State for Water Resources:
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Bijoya Chakravarty, Hon’ble Member of Parliament and former Minister of
State for Water Resources:
Thank you. Hon’ble Water Resources Minister, Minister of State for Water
Resources, and Hon’ble Members of the Parliament and all the staff and
Secretary of the Water Resources Ministry and the NGOs. Sir I am thankful to
you. Main point is this that water is no more available as a free commodity and
we have to buy the bottle. It is reasonable with us and we are making dams and
all these things to get water to get power. Sir, major point is this that this
National Water Policy that is made in 2002, we have to work a lot for this policy
but no policy can be static. So for changing situations, changing scenario, Sir
policy must be changed and it must be changed for good, and one point I need to
emphasize here that is that according to Constitution, the seventh schedule of
the Constitution, Article 246 in Union list, the water ways is there, tidal water,
marine regulation, interstate rivers, river valleys, and other water not listed in
State list. So as such there is enough Union Government Ministry can deal with
water according to its vision and policy, and another point; flood, drought,
pollution and adulteration needs to be planned together. It should be a joint
process because water is needed everywhere, be it agriculture, be it industry and
be it anything but water is needed. So comprehensive policy is necessary; and
my third point is that the data bank on all kinds of water resources available as
real time to all stakeholders is the need of the hour and secondly here I have
seen its monitoring is referred and regarding regulatory process, it is also
referred here. So I feel that it should be dealt through central government, not
only through states then it will be a problem. Regarding international water, we

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have got international borders, Tibet is an international water-shed since its ten
river systems supply water to 11 downstream nations from Pakistan to Myanmar
to Thailand.
Our national laws and regulations need to be in symbolic tuning and moreover
we have created small states without considering river and waters, we have got
problem. So I want to mention that there is Godavari river, so before creating
states, the water policy should be made with the different rivers. So in this
aspect I would like to make a point to ponder over, it appears that control of our
water resources, glaciers etc. is one of the primary calculation in China and
Pakistan. To leave the future generation of billions of thirsty Indians struggling to
access to water resources by the threat of losing control over most of this
Kashmir and Tibet would be a pure disaster for the nation, so while making water
resource policy this must be considered, this is my request. Only two more lines
I will make, in this case coordination between Ministry of Water Resource, ISRO,
and Ministry of Environment is necessary. A dedicated strategy should be made
in this regard. I feel that river link should not be forgotten and participatory
approach is necessary, otherwise all the policies that is proposed to be made will
be hindered. I hope with great enthusiasm Minister has requested us to come
here, I hope with his sincerity we will get a good Water Resource Policy. Thank
you.
Address of Smt. Annu Tandon, Hon’ble Member of Parliament: Thank You
very much Sir. First of all in the presentation there was some data, and for the
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‹ú −Öê¿Ö−Ö»Ö úÖò´ÖÖê×›ü™üß úß ŸÖ¸üÆü †Ö¸ü ›üᯙ úß •ÖÖ‹ ŸÖÖê ¾Öß “kq›ü أ֍ú †Öò±ú ÃÖ´ÖØ£ÖÖ »ÖÖ‡ú
׍ú úÖ²ÖÔ−Ö Îîú×›ü™ËüÃÖ ¯Öê †Ö¸ü †Ö¯Ö ¤êü Ã֍úŸÖê ÆüÖê ŸÖÖê ¾ÖÖ™ü¸ü ¯Öê ŒµÖÖë −ÖÆüà ¤êü Ã֍úŸÖê ÆüÖê … We
should designate projects at national and state levels as central projects, such
projects which would include any kind of maintenance repair such as major canal
work would allow water development projects to be on fast track, jaise 150 saal
purana koi canal system hai so I think that maintenance would put water

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management on a faster track than trying to rebuilt something. Mandatory six
months environmental clearance is something that I am suggesting from the
central body for all industries using ground water resources and discharging
effluent.
All industries that use ground water resources, or discharge effluent, even if it is
through an effluent treatment plant must take environmental clearance from a
central body within six months this is something, because otherwise it has
become completely open, there is no control. Immediate low cost beginning for
facilitating irrigation which is requirement of 70% of our population, restoring old
canals which I mentioned earlier. Now something that I have mentioned earlier
also, flood management is of no consequence if we are not harvesting the
excess water, we are talking of flood management but there is no direct
interconnection with actually harnessing the water conserving it or increasing our
ground water level. ¾ÖÖê ¯ÖÖ−Öß ¾ÖêÙü ÆüÖê •ÖÖŸÖÖ Æîü, ¾ÖÖê ÖµÖÖ ŸÖÖê cs †Öò±ú ²ÖӐÖÖ»Ö ´Öë ÖµÖÖ, †Öî¸ü
ÖŸ´Ö, ÖӐÖÖ •Öß úÖ ¯ÖÖ−Öß ÖµÖÖ, ¾ÖêÙü ÆüÖê ÖµÖÖ, †³Öß ²ÖÖœÍü úÖ ´ÖÖîÃÖ´Ö †Ö ¸üÆüÖ Æîü ˆ¢Ö¸ü ¯ÖϤêü¿Ö ´Öë
‡ÃÖ×»Ö‹ µÖê ²ÖÖŸÖ úÆü ¸üÆüß ÆæÓü … ÃÖ¸ü ú−Œ»Öæ›ü ú¸ü−Öê ´Öë ´Öï 5 ¯¾ÖÖ‡Ó™ËüÃÖ ×ÃÖ±Ôú ²ÖÖê»ÖŸÖß ÆæÓü, ׸üŒ¾ÖêÙü
Æîü µÖê : Water be treated as a national resource, exactly like at par with say
probably oil. Water be treated as an infrastructural requirement, like electricity is
for industry, water should be like for agricultural industry. Water should be
brought into Union list. I think we have dealt enough by putting it in the State list
or I don’t think so Concurrent list is also good enough, it should be in the Union
list and last and not the least, all issues will be resolved, be it inter-state, be it
inter-department, be it individual issues, all aspects of water which is at the
moment relating to various Ministries be it rural development etc. etc., they
should be all brought under one Ministry which is the Water Resources Ministry,
otherwise we will not be able to make the right control. Thank you.
Address of Dr Rajaiah Siricilla, Hon’ble Member of Parliament:
Thank you Sir, good evening to everybody. Sir, see as we know the water is
the costliest natural resource, fortunately we have got enough rainfall in our
country. Being an agricultural country we require badly the water. Most of the
water almost 85% of it is going waste to the sea. Only 10-15% we are utilizing
and there are several disputes on the sharing of water within the states and
outside the States. So in order to sort out all these things it is better to have this,
earlier it was in the State list, now also it is in the State list. It is better to bring it
to the Union list so as to solve the several problems. Thank you.

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Address of Smt. Prabha Thakur, Hon’ble Member of Parliament:
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Address of Shri. Ganga Charan, Hon’ble Member of Parliament:
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Address of Shri Ghanshyam Anuragi, Hon’ble Member of Parliament:
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Address of Shri. Paban Singh Ghatowar, Hon’ble Member of Parliament:
Thank you Sir, my first question will be whether we have made our population
aware about the scarcity of water in our country. What steps are we taking? And
what are the highlights in our water policy, because we have to make our people
aware of the scarcity of the water. Number two, Sir the water policy is the
foundation of our food security so we have to think about that also. Number
three, the flood, the silting of our fertile land because of the deforestation. The
silting of our fertile land is going on, and erosion. Only in Assam we have lost
since Independence 1 lakh 25 thousand of land in the erosion. That is one
problem and the climatic diversity of our country, in Rajasthan we have 100 mm
water rainfall, in my side in Cherrapunji 10,000 mm rainfall we are having and in
Cherrapunji Sir you will be surprised that 3 months, 4 months there is a scarcity
of drinking water, so water harvesting. I think these are the main things in our

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water policy that has to be looked after. In a brief time, it will be very difficult to
explain everything but I think these are the major, I personally feel these are the
major issue that has to be addressed in our water policy. Thank you Sir.
Address of Shri. Jagadanand Singh, Hon’ble Member of Parliament:
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Address of Dr. Prabha Kishor Taviad, Hon’ble Member of Parliament:
Thank you Sir, my suggestion is national water policy mein first thing is the safe
drinking water, we are having so many projects in the states, so that project
should be such that we should have a priority for the drinking water. Sir, if you
will see the irrigation map of Gujarat, the whole tribal belt is left out so we are
facing as such. The catchment area is a tribal hilly area and hilly area is inhabited
by the tribals and these tribals are facing the problem drinking water. Sir,
recently we were all the time having a crave, we were crying for the water and
the administration were not listening to us and we had a very bad water pollution
problem in Jhalod nearby Rajasthan, we had about, more than 500 people
affected and 3-4 lives were lost but Sir, we are just 30 km away from Kadana
dam and we are not having that project of drinking water to each and every
village. We are having a project Bhanesmal Pani Purvath Ayojna but they are
not utilizing this. My point is that they are not having a proper utilization of that
drinking water project, they are making the tanks, they are making the pipelines,
they are going to the villages but they are not filling the water in that tank. Four-
Five years have passed and they are not doing anything. So proper
implementation of the project and first priority for the drinking water Sir. I will
agree with the rainwater harvesting and flood management. Flood management