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National Water Award

National Water Award

 

The award was launched by Jal Shakiti Ministry. Government of India.

 

Water has become a major problem at many Indian states due its mismanagement and poor use channelization. More than 50 percent of India in under high to extremely high-water stress.

 


India’s current water requirement is around estimated to be more than 1000 billion cubic meters per year which is going to rise up-to 1500 billion cubic meter by 2050.

 

India has more than 18 percent of world’s population and has only 4 percent of world renewable water resources.

 

India needs to start using water judiciously and proper conservation methods needs to planned and implemented by every state of India.

 

Inoder to have a popular participation from all states and citizens of India, central government has bought National Water Award.

 

National water Award started in 2007 is designed to recognize and encourage exemplary work and efforts made by States, Districts, Voluntary & Non-Voluntary organisations, Individuals across the nation in achieving the mission named as “Jal Samridh Bharat”. Such initiative will defiantly boost the water management system in India

 

The Jal Jeevan Mission which is a prime program of Government of India aims to supply “Har Ghar Jal” to all rural household by 2024 will also be indirectly promoted and benefited from such initiative of National Water Award.

 

3rd National Water Award 2020 was recently given to follow, thus making Uttar Pradesh best performing state.

 

This award not only recognizes the State Government or local administration but also various other bodies as mentioned below.

Sl. No.

Name

Category

Rank

(with zone, if any)

1

Uttar Pradesh

“Best State”

1st

2

Rajasthan

2nd

3

Tamil Nadu

3rd

4

Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh

“Best District”

1st

5

Shahid Bhagat Singh Nagar, Punjab

– North Zone

2nd

6

Thiruvanathapuram, Kerala

“Best District”

1st

7

Kadapa, Andhra Pradesh

– South Zone

2nd

8

East Champaran, Bihar

“Best District”

1st

9

Godda, Jharkhand

– East Zone

2nd

10

Indore, Madhya Pradesh

“Best District”

1st

11

Vadodara, Gujarat

– West Zone

2nd

 

(Joint Winner)

12

Banswara, Rajasthan

 

2nd

 

(Joint Winner)

13

Goalpara, Assam

“Best District”

1st

14

Siang, Arunachal Pradesh

– North-East Zone

2nd

15

Dhaspad, Almora, Uttarakhand

“Best Village Panchayat”

1st

16

Jamola, Rajouri, J&K

– North Zone

2nd

17

Balua, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh

 

3rd

18

Yelerampura Panchayat, Tumakuru District, Karnataka

“Best Village Panchayat”

1st

19

Vellaputhur Panchayat, Chengalpattu District, Tamil Nadu

– South Zone

2nd

20

Elappully Grama Panchayat, Palakkad District, Kerala

 

3rd

21

Telari Panchayat, Gaya District, Bihar

“Best Village Panchayat”

1st

22

Chhindiya Panchayat, Surajpur District, Chhattisgarh

– East Zone

2nd

23

Guni Panchayat, Khunti District, Jharkhand

 

3rd

24

Takhatgadh, Sabarkantha, Gujarat

“Best Village Panchayat”

1st

25

Kankapar, Kachchh, Gujarat

– West Zone

2nd

26

Surdi, Solapur, Maharashtra

 

3rd

27

Sialsir, Sirchip, Mizoram

“Best Village Panchayat”

1st

28

Aminda Simsanggre , West Garo Hills, Meghalaya

– North-East Zone

2nd

29

Chambagre, West Garo Hills, Meghalaya

 

3rd

30

Vapi Urban Local Body, Gujarat

“Best Urban Local Body”

1st

31

Dapoli Nagar Panchayat, Maharashtra

2nd

32

Madurai Municipal Corporation, Tamil Nadu

3rd

33

Mission Paani (Network 18)

“Best Media (Print & Electronic)”

1st

34

Agrowon, Sakal Media Pvt. Ltd.

2nd

(Adinath Dattatray Chavan)

35

Sandesh Daily Bhuj Edition

3rd

36

Govt. Girls Hr. Secondary School, Kaveripattinam, Tamilnadu

“Best School”

1st

37

Amalorpavam Lourds Academy, Thiruvalluar, Puducherry

2nd

38

Amity International School, Noida, UP

3rd

(Joint Winner)

39

Govt. Middle School, Manapet, Puducherry

3rd

(Joint Winner)

40

Mata Vaishno Devi Shrine Board, Jammu

“Best Institution/RWA/Religious organization for Campus usage”

1st

41

IIT Gandhinagar, Gujarat

2nd

42

lndian Oil Corporation Limited Faridabad

3rd

43

Welspun India Textile Ltd., Gujarat

“Best Industry”

1st

44

Hyundai Motor India Ltd., Tamil Nadu

2nd

45

Trident (Textile) Ltd., Punjab

3rd

(Joint Winner)

46

Steel Authority of India Ltd., New Delhi

3rd

(Joint Winner)

47

Coastal Salinity Prevention Cell, Ahmedabad

“Best NGO”

1st

48

Vivekananda Kendra NARDEP, Kanyakumari

2nd

49

Gramvikas Sanstha, Aurangabad

3rd

(Joint Winner)

50

Vivekananda Research and Training Institute, Bhavnagar

3rd

(Joint Winner)

51

Panchgachiya MDTW WUA, Hooghly, West Bengal

“Best Water User Association”

1st

52

Hatinada Champa Purulia, West Bengal

2nd

53

Amtore Mini River Lift Irrigation WUA, Purulia, West Bengal

3rd

54

ITC Limited, Kolkata, West Bengal

“Best Industry for CSR activities”

1st

55

Adani Foundation, Gujarat

2nd

56

HAL, Bengaluru, Karnataka

3rd

(Joint Winner)

57

Dharampal Satyapal Ltd., Noida,

3rd

Uttar Pradesh

(Joint Winner)




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