No wonder I get seasick when I go websurfing... No mention at all about the quality of the land flooded or how good the land the adivahsis are getting nor of the bust that inevitably follows the boom in fisheries within a reservoir. Charming... :-P My ecology and economics profs would've failed me had I submitted *this* as a cost benefit analysis! This sort of uninformed stuff makes my blood boil. -Dianne -Dianne
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Reservoir of the barrage in Maheshwar project will affect 61 villages. Out of these, only 13 villages will be completely submerged, 9 villages partially submerged, in 29 villages only private and Govt. land (no house) will be submerged and in remaining 10 villages only Govt. land will be submerged
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In these 13 villages to be fully submerged, most of the houses are thatched ones and lack basic amenities. The largest houses are spread in maximum 3000 sq. ft. and most of the houses (more than 80%) have an average area of 300-400 sq. ft.
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