-
patented by
British hydrologist John
Norton in the 1860s.
Versions of his
tubewells were used
during the
British expedition to
Abyssinia in 1868 to provide...
-
Paryavekshak Examination. Driver, Peon and
Multitasking Staff Recruitment Exam
Tubewell Operator Lower Subordinate Services Cane
Supervisor Computer Operator ****istant...
- to flat
tariff rates linked to the
horsepower of pumps,
which increased tubewell irrigation again and
decreased the use of
electric pumps. By the 1990s...
-
water treatment plants at
Sikandra and
Jeoni Mandi, and
groundwater using tubewells.
Since a
large portion of the
water demand is
fulfilled from the Yamuna...
- khet Spring, Maussifall,
Bindal River, Bi****ur
canal and more than 100
tubewells. It
suffers from lack of
sufficient ground water recharge and depleting...
- with a
significant portion of the po****tion
depending on
ground water (
tubewells, handpumps) as well as
privately owned and
unaccounted for
dugwells and...
- a small, one
story masonry building on a high
granite foundation. The
Tubewell Station was
built in 1898 and
expanded in 1922. It is a red
brick building...
- functioning. It was
alleged that he used
government funds to
install submersible tubewell at his friend’s
private residence rather than at a
common place. The suspension...
- to
purchases private water in drums, or need to have to
access private tubewells. A
joint study done by UN Habitat, IMC and
WaterAid mapping poverty surve****...
- Delhi:
Macmillan India. ISBNÂ 978-0-230-63296-7. Dubash,
Navroz K. (2002).
Tubewell capitalism:
groundwater development and
agrarian change in Gujarat. Studies...
