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GOVERNMENT OF ANDHRA PRADESH
MEMORANDUM ON DROUGHT
IN ANDHRA PRADESH - 2014
REVENUE (DISASTER MANAGEMENT) DEPARTMENT
February - 2015
CONTENTS
Sl No Item Page No.
I INTRODUCTION 1-5
a Area 2
b Population (Proportion of Scheduled Caste / Tribe Population)
2
c Cultivable Area Crop wise 3
d Area under Irrigation and Dryland Farming 4
e Total number of farmers in the State (District wise) 4
f Number of small and marginal farmers 4
g Number of agricultural labourers 4
h Agriculture: Its contribution to State GSDP 4
i History of Droughts ( since 1995-96 ) 5
II Incidence and Spread of Drought 6-30
a Declaration of Drought and Grounds for such a Declaration 6
b Deficiency in Rainfall 9
c Area under Sowing 16
d Normalized Differential Vegetation Index 16
e Moisture Adequacy Index 19
f Water Storage in Irrigation Projects 20
g Depletion of Groundwater 21
h Paisewari / Annawari / Giridawari 28
i Availability and prices of foodgrains 29
j Migration of Population 30
III Drought Relief and Mitigation Measures 31-37
a Relief Employment under MGNREGS 31
b Provision and Distribution of Foodgrains 32
c Availability and Supply of Drinking Water 33
i Rural Water Supply 33
ii Urban Water Supply 33
d Implementation of Temporary Water Supply Schemes 34
i Rural Water Supply 34
Sl No Item Page No.
ii Urban Water Supply 34
e Information upon Cattle Camps and Fodder Depots 35
f Information upon any other relief measures 35
i Agriculture 35
ii Online Credit of input subsidy to Ryots 36
9 Expenditure on Drought Relief and Mitigation Measures 37
IV Request for Central Assistance 38-45
a Agriculture (Assistance to Small and Marginal Farmers for Irrigated and dryland cultivation)
38
b Horticulture (Assistance to Small and Marginal Farmers) 40
c Drinking Water Supply (Temporary Water Supply Schemes) 41
d Water Supply (deployment of Tankers/Bullock Carts) 41
e Cattle Camps and Fodder Depots and 42
f Medical care
g Relief Employment 43
h Supplemantary Nutritions 44-45
V Request for Central and State Assistance 46
Availability of Funds under SDRF as on 25-1-2014 47
ANNEXURE 48-96
APPENDICES 97-106
Sl.No. ANNEXURE Page. No.
1
Annexure -1 District wise, Year wise, Number of Mandals Declared as Drought Affected (1995-96 to 2014-15)
48
2 Annexure -2 Details of Drought Affected Mandals-South-West Monsoon-2014 49-55
3
Annexure -3 District wise Rainfall South-West Monsoon and North-East Monsoon-2014 56
4
Annexure -4 District wise and Month wise Rainfall Report, South-West Monsoon -2014
57
5
Annexure -5 (Report) District Wise Classification of Mandal as per NDVI value for the month of September- 2014
58-69
6
Annexure -6 (Report) Moisture Adequacy Index (MAI) and Drought Affected Mandals in Different Districts of A.P. During Kharif-2014
70-81
7
Annexure -7 MGNREGS - Details of House holds (District wise) Provided Employment in terms of Person Days
82
8
Annexure -8 District wise details of Infrastructure - Rural Water Supply 83
9
Annexure -9 Expenditure on Temporary Water Supply Schemes and Sources - Rural Water Supply
84
10 Annexure -10 District wise Area Unsown & Area Dried Up 85
11 Annexure -11 Crop wise Agriculture Input Subsidy (As per State Norms) 86
12 Annexure -12 District wise Agriculture Production / Monetary Loss 87
13 Annexure -13 Crop wise Area Damaged & Crop wise Number of Farmers Affected 88
14
Annexure - 14 Assistance for Agriculture Input Subsidy - Small / Marginal Farmers - State Norms.
89
Sl.No. ANNEXURE Page. No.
15
Annexure - 15 Assistance for Agriculture Input Subsidy - Other than Small / Marginal Farmers - State Norms.
90
16 Annexure -16 District wise Agriculture Input Subsidy - Requirement (SMF+OSMF) 91
17 Annexure -17 District wise Damage to Horticulture Crops 92-93
18 Annexure -18 Horticulture Crops Damaged & Input Subsidy Requirement as per GOAP
94
19 Annexure-19 Horticulture - Crop loss/Monetary loss 95
20 Annexure - 20 Horticulture - District wise loss/Monetary loss 96
Sl.No. APPENDIX Page No.
1
APPENDIX-I Assistance for Agriculture Input Subsidy - Small / Marginal Farmers
97
2
APPENDIX-II Assistance for Agriculture Input Subsidy - Otherthan Small / Marginal Farmers
98
3
APPENDIX-III Assistance for Horticulture Input subsidy-SMF
99
4
APPENDIX-IV Assistance for Horticulture input subsidy - OSMF
100
5
APPENDIX-V Assistance - Consolidated Contingency Action Plan - Rural Water Supply
101
6
APPENDIX-VI Assistance for Mitigation of Drinking Water Problem in ULBS - Urban Water Supply
102-103
7
APPENDIX-VII Assistance - Fodder Contingency Action Plan - Animal Husbandry
104
8
APPENDIX-VIII Assistance under Relief Employment -Statement showing Excess Person days and Households to be generated during Drought period
105
9
APPENDIX-IX Assistance under Spl Nutirtion Programme during Drought period
106
PART – I
INTRODUCTION
Andhra Pradesh State, annually producing about 140.27 Lakh Metric
Tons of Foodgrains (2012-13), is an important State in Nation’s Food
Production. With about 49.38 Million Population, most of whom live in rural
areas, agriculture is the main stay of their livelihood. 50.6 % of State’s Main
workforce is engaged in Agriculture & allied activities and Agriculture and
allied Sectors accounts for 27.30 % of Gross State domestic product (GSDP) at
current price.
As per the World Agriculture Census (WAC) 2010-11, in Andhra Pradesh
7.62 million farmers of which 86.29% are Small and Marginal Farmers. With
more than 50% of unirrigated area under cultivation, agriculture continues to
be monsoon dependant, primarily on South West Monsoon (SWM) through
which State receives 2/3 of its rainfall. The State with 5 chronically drought
prone districts (viz., Ananthapur, YSR Kadapa, Chittoor, Kurnool, and
Prakasam) out of 13 districts.
In recent years, drought and other natural calamities have adversely
affected the State’s economy and its people. Since the calendar years 2010,
the State has been affected by 13 natural calamities, viz., Laila Cyclone
(May 2010), Heavy rains (South-West Monsoon 2010), Jal Cyclone (October-
November-2010), Depression (December, 2010),Thane Cyclone (December –
2011), Drought (Kharif 2011), Nilam Cyclone (Oct-Nov-2012), Drought
(Kharif-2012), Unseasonal Heavy Rains (Feb-2013), Phailin Cyclone (October-
2013), Heavy Rains / floods (October-2013), Helen Cyclone (November-2013)
and Leher Cyclone (November-2013) affecting the livelihood of many
families. During current year, the State experienced unprecedented loss in 4
North Coastal District due to Very Severe Cyclone “HUDHUD” Cyclone in
October-2014. The State Govt has released an aggregate amount of Rs.
7391.13 Crores sofar in respect of the calamities since 2010, which is
inclusive of Rs. 5011.97 Crores of SDRF annual allocation and releases from
NDRF, imposing an addition financial burden of Rs. 2379.16 Cr on the State
exchequer
a) AREA
With two distinct geographical regions, Rayalaseema and Coastal
Andhra, the State covers an area of 160,204 square KMs accounting for 4.87 %
of total area in the country, Coastal Andhra 92,906 Sq KMs ( 58 % of State
area) and Rayalaseema covering an area of 67,298 Sq KMs (42 % of State
area).
Ananthapur revenue district is the largest district with an area of
19130 square KMs, followed by Kurnool (17600), Prakasam (17140), YSR
Kadapa (15380), Chittoor (14990), SPS Nellore (13160), Visakhapatnam
(11340), Guntur (11330), East Godavari (10820), Krishna (8800), West
Godavari (7800), Vizianagaram (6300), Srikakulam (5840).
SOCIO – ECONOMIC PROFILE
b) POPULATION
As per Census – 2011 (Provisional), total population of the state is
493.8 lakhs. Of which population in Coastal Andhra 341.9 lakhs (69.2 % of
total population) and Rayalaseema Region 151.85 lakhs (30.8 % of total
Population).
Population of Scheduled Castes is 17.1 % of total Population and
population of Scheduled Tribes is 5.3 % of total population.
In Andhra Pradesh, Agriculture Work Force is 50.6 % of total work
force as per Population Census –2011.
c) CULTIVABLE AREA
Net area sown (including Fish Ponds) during the year 2013-14 is 65.61
Lakh hectares (41.0 %of geographical area)
As per Agriculture Census 2013-14, area under total Kharif crops is
54.06 lakh hectares. Crop-wise Area under Kharif 2013 is shown as below.
Table
Crop-wise Area under Kharif-2013
Sl No Crop Area (In Lakh Ha)
1 Rice 17.06
2 Cotton 6.71
3 Groundnut 10.86
4 Total Fruits 5.66
5 Maize 1.10
6 Redgram 1.83
7 Castor 0.47
8 Sugarcane 1.53
9 Chillies 1.13
10 Greengram 0.17
11 Soyabean 0.03
12 Coconut 0.99
13 Jowar 0.33
14 Turmeric 0.18
15 Blackgram 0.15
16 Onion 0.21
17 Ragi 0.37
18 Sesamum(Gingelly) 0.28
19 Bajra 0.47
20 Total Fodder 0.31
21 Total Minor millets 0.27
22 Mesta 0.09
23 Sunflower 0.18
24 Total Manure Crops 0.03
25 Total Aromatic plants &flowers
0.09
26 Mulberry 0.07
27 Tobacco 0.05
28 Horsegram 0.09
29 Cowgram 0.04
30 Other Pulses 0.03
31 Other Crops 3.28
Total 54.06
d) AREA UNDER IRRIGATION AND DRYLAND FARMING
As per Agriculture Census – 2013-14, irrigated area was 40.96 lakh
hectares ( 50.39 % of sown area), which includes area under canals (19.56
lakh ha), Tanks ( 3.77 lakh ha), tube wells ( 15.07 lakh ha), and other wells
( 1.16 lakh ha) and area under other sources is 1.40 lakh hectares.
As per Agriculture Census -2013-14, un-irrigated was 40.32 lakh
hectares.
e) TOTAL NUMBER OF FARMERS
Total number of farmers in the State are 76,21,118 ( Land holdings as
per Agriculture Census-2010-11). The highest number of farmers are in
Ananthapur (7.28 lakhs) followed by Guntur (7.61 lakhs), East Godavari (6.99
lakhs), Prakasam (6.71 lakhs), Chittoor (6.67lakhs), Kurnool (6.33 lakhs),
West Godavari (5.66 lakhs), Krishna (5.52 lakhs), Srikakulam (5.26 lakhs),
Visakhapatnam (4.75 lakhs), SPS Nellore (4.57 lakhs), Vizianagaram (4.47
lakhs) and YSR Kadapa (4.41 lakhs).
f) SMALL AND MARGINAL FARMERS
Number of Small and Marginal farmers in the State are 65,74,623 (Land
holdings of small and Marginal farmers as per Agriculture Census-2010-11). Of which
Small farmers are 15,91,012 and Marginal farmers are 49,83,611. Small and
marginal farmers constitute 86.3 % of total farmers in the state. A marginal farmers
is one who holds 0.5 to 1.00 hectare of agriculture lands and a small farmers is one
who holds 1 to 2.0 hectares of agriculture lands (World Agriculture Census, 2010-
11).
g) NUMBER OF AGRICULTURE LABOURERS
Numbers of Agricultural Labourers in the State are 85, 57,567 which is 37.3 %
of total workers.
h) AGRICULTURE AND ITS CONTRIBUTION TO GSDP
At current price, during 2012-13, contribution of Agriculture Sector in Gross
State Domestic Products (GSDP) is Rs. 1,14,492 Cr accounting for 27.30 %. Of this,
share of Agriculture alone is Rs. 64,434 Cr (15.36%) followed by Livestock Rs. 31,360
Cr ( 7.48 %), Fishing Rs. 14,089 Cr (3.36 %), Forestry and Logging is Rs. 4,610 Cr (1.1
%).
i) HISTORY OF DROUGHTS IN ANDHRA PRADESH (1995-96 – 2014-15)
In the MANUAL for ” DROUGHT MANAGEMENT”, Ministry of Agriculture,
Government of India, published in November – 2009, five out of the 13 Districts in
Andhra Pradesh were included in the list of Districts chronically affected by
Drought conditions, i.e., Ananthapur, Chittoor, Kadapa, Kurnool and Prakasam
Districts.
Since 1995, the State has witnessed Drought in 15 years out of 19 years.
Number of Mandals declared as drought affected in each of these years is indicated
in brackets:- 2002-03(641 Mandals), 2009-10 (626), 2001-02(589), 1997-98 (487),
2011-12 (460), 1999-2000 (444), 2004-05 (408), 2003-04 (302), 2012-13 (218)
1995-96 (198), 2006-07 (195), 2013-14 (123), 2000-2001 (112) and 1996-97 (13).
During Kharif 2014-15, 230 Mandals have been declared as drought affected.
District wise number of mandals declared as drought affected from 1995-1996 to
2014-2015 is at Annexure-1.
PART – II
INCIDENCE AND SPREAD OF DROUGHT
II (a) DECLARATION OF DROUGHT IN 2014 - 2015
State Government has been following a well laid down procedure for
declaration of Drought. Mandal is taken as the unit for declaration of Drought.
Following norms / criteria are observed for declaration of Drought affected
mandals as per GOAP Manual.
1) NORMS FOR DECLARATION OF DROUGHT AFFECTED MANDALS
i) Deficiency in rainfall of 25% and above in Mandals where the annual
normal rainfall is more than 999.9 mm., 20% and above in Mandals
where the annual normal rainfall is 750 mm to 999.9 mm, and 15% and
above in mandals where the annual normal rainfall is less than 750
mm.
ii) Compression/reduction in the cropped areas by 50% and above
under all principal crops.
iii) Normal reduction in crop yields by 50% and above compared to
average yields in the preceding 5 years. However in case of high input
oriented (seed rate heavy and cost also prohibitive) crops like
Groundnut, Bengal gram, Hybrid sunflower etc., reduction in yield of
40% and above also should be reckoned as affected by drought.
iv) Dry spells and its impact on crop damages.
For considering declaration of drought, out of the (4) norms
suggested, the first norm of rainfall deficiency must be compulsory and out
of the remaining (3) norms, any two norms must be fulfilled.
Department of Agriculture and Co operation, Ministry of Agriculture,
Government of India has mentioned the following 4 key Indices to be examined for
Drought Declaration in the “Manual for Drought Management” published in
November-2009.
a) Key Index 1: Rainfall Deficiency
b) Key Index 2: Area under Sowing
c) Key Index 3: Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI)
d) Key Index 4: Moisture Adequacy Index (MAI)
Since the information on these indicators and indices are available at the
level of Tehsil, drought may be declared by the State Government at the level of
these administrative units on the basis of observed deficiencies.
At least three indicators or index values could be considered for drought
declaration.
After detailed examination of the reports sent by the Collectors concerned
on the above parameters drought declaration notification was issued by the
Government.
2) DECLARATION OF DROUGHT AFFECTED MANDALS
The State Government constituted a committee with the following members
- vide GO. Rt. No. 267, Revenue (DM-II) Department, Dated: 29-10-2013 - to
scrutinize the proposals the Mandals for declaration of Drought during Kharif
submitted by the District Collectors concerned.
Principal Secretary to Government Finance Dept., - Member
Principal Secretary to Govt., Planning Dept. - Member
Prl. Secretary to Govt., Agriculture & Coop Dept., - Member
Director, NRSC or his Representative, - Member
Director, IMD, - Member
Director, Agro Climate Research Centre, Agriculture
Research Institute, ANGRAU, Rajendranagar,Hyd - Member
Chief Executive Officer, APSDMS, - Member
Director of Economics and Statistics - Member
Direct, Central Research Institue for Dry Land
Agriculture (CRIDA), Santhosh Nagar, Hyd. - Member
Commissioner for Disaster Management & Ex-Officio
Prl. Secretary to Govt, Revenue (DM) Dept - Member & Convener
National Crop Forecasting Center, Pune / NRSC GoI provided NDVI values
Director, Agro-Climate Research Centre (ANGRAU) (MAI), Director, Economics &
Statistics (rainfall data & Dry Spell data), Commissioner, Agriculture (Area sown
particulars) and Collectors (Chief Planning Officers of concerned Districts) (Area
and Yield particulars) as per the guidelines in the Andhra Pradesh Handbook for
Management of Drought, 1995 and Manual for Drought Management published by
Ministry of Agriculture, Govt. of India, 2009.
The Committee met on 9-12-2014 and examined the above proposals and decided
to analysis the proposals submitted the District Collectors according to Rainfall
data, Dry Spells, Cropped area, yield, NDVI and MAI values as per norms of
Government of Andhra Pradesh and Government of India Norms / Criteria.
Accordingly, a detailed analysis of Mandals proposed by the Collectors and as
per eligibility, the following District wise 230 Mandals are listed out and orders are
issued vide G.O.Ms. No. 17, Revenue (DM) Dept, Dated 17-12-2014 for 226 Mandals
and vide G.O.Ms. No. 2, dt.28-1-15 for 4 Mandals.
Table – 1
List of the mandals declared as drought affected is given at Annexure-2
Sl.No. District No. of Mandals Eligible as Drought affected
as per norms
1 Anantapur 63
2 Chittoor 42
3 YSR Kadapa 48
4 Kurnool 12
5 Prakasam 54
6 SPSR Nellore 7
7 Guntur 4
Total 230
II (b) DEFICIENCY IN RAINFALL
i) ONSET & RAINFALL OF THE SOUTH WEST MONSOON (SWM)
Andhra Pradesh receives an annual normal rainfall of 966 mms, of which 554
mms (57%) is received from South-West monsoon (June-Sept.), 298 mms (31%) is
received from North-East monsoon (Oct.-Dec.) and remaining 12% is received during
other months. The State receives major share of rainfall from South West Monsoon
which begins in the first week of June and continues till the end of September.
During South West Monsoon - 2014 (1-6-2014 to 30-09-2014), the State
received a rainfall of 375.7 mm as against the normal rainfall of 554 mm with a
deficit of (-) 32%. During last year for the corresponding period, the State received
514.1 mm with a deviation of (-) 7 %.
The State possesses two geographically distinct regions with significant
diversity of natural resources, namely Rayalaseema region comprising 4 drought
prone districts and predominant areas under rainfed cultivation and possessing rich
mineral resources and Coastal Andhra spread along the coast line of Bay of Bengal
consists of 9 districts with fertile soils and assured irrigation sources.
Region-wise rainfall received during SWM, 2014 is given in Table-2.2
Table-2.2 Region-wise Rainfall SWM- 2014 (in mm)
Sl.No Region Actual Normal Dev (%)
1 Coastal Andhra 434.8 619.7 -29.8
2 Rayalaseema 242.8 406.6 -40.3
State 375.7 554.1 -32.2
It is seen that Coastal Andhra received 434.8 mm as against 619.7 mm with
a deficit of (-) 29.8 % and Rayalaseema received 242.8 mm as against the normal of
406.6 mm with a deficit of (-) 40.3 % District-wise Rainfall during SWM -2014 is
given in Table – 2.3.
Table – 2.3 District-Wise Rainfall (in mm) during SWM -2014
Sl. No.
District
SWM-2014
Actual Normal %
Dev.
1 ANANTAPUR 172.9 338.4 -49
2 NELLORE 207.9 331.3 -37
3 KADAPA 213.1 393.6 -46
4 PRAKASAM 218.2 388.3 -44
5 CHITTOOR 271.5 439.4 -38
6 GUNTUR 309.2 525.8 -41
7 KURNOOL 313.7 455.1 -31
8 EAST GODAVARI 418.4 750.7 -44
9 KRISHNA 421.9 685.1 -38
10 WEST GODAVARI 482.1 785.0 -39
11 VISAKHAPATNAM 559.6 712.6 -22
12 VIZIANAGARAM 625.5 692.7 -10
13 SRIKAKULAM 670.5 705.7 -5
STATE AVERAGE 375.7 554.1 -32
Ananthapur District received the lowest rainfall of 172.9 mm in the State
followed by SPS Nellore (207.9 mm), YSR Kadapa (213.1 mm), Prakasam (218.2
mm) Chittoor (271.5 mm), Guntur (309.2 mm), Kurnool (313.7 mm), East Godavari
(418.4 mm), Krishna (421.9 mm), West Godavari (482.1 mm), Visakhapatnam (559.6
mm), Vizianagaram (625.5 mm) and Srikakulam (670.5 mm).
District wise Rainfall information for the current year and previous year is
furnished at Annexure -3
iii) MANDAL WISE RAINFALL DURING SWM, 2014
Out of 664 mandals in the State, 90 mandals received Scanty (-99% to -60%)
rainfall, 449 mandals received Deficit Rainfall (-59% to -20%), 112 mandals received
Normal Rainfall (-19% to +19%) and 13 mandals received Excess Rainfall (>19%)
during South West Monsoon - 2014.
STATUS OF MANDALS ACCORDING TO RAINFALL RECEIVED DURING SWM-2014
iv) DRY SPELLS
During SWM 2014, out of 664 Mandals in the State 415 Mandals (63 %)
reported dry spells. Details of number of Dry Spells Mandal wise in each District are
given in Table – 2.4 below.
Table – 2.4 District-wise Number of Dry Spells in various Mandals
during SWM -2014.
Sl No
District Total no. of
Mandals
No. of Mandals
with following Dry Spells
Nil 1 2 3 TOTAL
1 ANANTAPUR 63 5 22 31 5 58
2 PRAKASAM 56 5 36 15 0 51
3 GUNTUR 57 9 47 1 0 48
4 CHITTOOR 66 20 37 7 2 46
5 KADAPA 51 8 27 16 0 43
6 NELLORE 46 3 29 13 1 43
7 KRISHNA 50 13 37 0 0 37
8 KURNOOL 54 20 25 9 0 34
9 EAST GODAVARI 60 36 24 0 0 24
10 WEST GODAVARI 46 27 18 1 0 19
11 VISAKHAPATNAM 43 36 7 0 0 7
12 VIZIANAGARAM 34 29 5 0 0 5
13 SRIKAKULAM 38 38 0 0 0 0
STATE TOTAL : 664 249 314 93 8 415
Districts like Ananthapur (58 Mandals out 63 Mandals), Prakasam (51 out of
56 Mandals), Guntur (48 out of 57 Mandals), Chittoor (46 out of 66), YSR Kadapa
(43 out of 51 Mandals), Nellore (43 out of 46), Krishna (37 out of 50 Mandals),
Kurnool (34 out of 54 Mandals), East Godavari (24 out of 60), West Godavari (19 out
of 46 Mandals), Visakhapatnam (7 out of 43 Mandals) and Vizianagaram (5 out of 34
Mandals) had Dry-Spell in the State.
MONTH-WISE RAINFALL & IMPACT ON CROPS DURING SWM, 2014
JUNE - 2014
Month-wise analysis of rainfall indicates that, during the month of June-
2014, the State as a whole received 36.9 mm as against the normal rainfall of
93.3 mm with a Scanty of (-) 60 %. While Rayalaseema received a rainfall of 48.9
mm against the normal of 72.2 mm with a deficit of (-) 32 %, Coastal Andhra
received a rainfall of 31.5 mm as against the normal of 102.6 mm with a Scanty of
(-) 69% and.
IMPACT ON CROPS:
Due to receipt of Pre-Monsoon rains, the total area sown in the State is 3.11 lakh
ha. (7%) as against the normal area of 41.70 lakh ha. and Normal as on date 6.46
lakh ha. (48 %).
Owing to erratic rainfall in this month, the farm operations lagged behind in
Rayalaseema districts particularly predominant crop of Groundnut and some
farmers who have already sown rainfed crops, eagerly awaiting rains.
JULY- 2014 In the month of July - 2014, the rainfall received was 110.0 mm as
against the normal of 150.4 mm, with a deficit of (-) 27 % in the state. While
Rayalaseema received rainfall of 50.0 as against the normal of 95.8 mm with a
deficit of (-) 48 %, Coastal Andhra received rainfall of 136.7 mm as against the
normal of 174.6 mm, with a deficit of (-) 22
IMPACT ON CROPS:
During this month in the State, the area sown is 14.49 lakh ha. (108%) as against
the normal area of 13.43 lakh ha.
Rising of paddy nurseries are in brisk progress in the Districts under Bore
wells /canals. Transplantation of paddy is in progress in Godavari and Krishna delta.
In the light of rains / isolated showers, the sowing of rainfed crops like maize,
cotton, groundnut, sesamum, bajra, jowar, etc., were in progress, where moisture
existed in the soils.
AUGUST - 2014
In the month of August - 2014, the State as a whole received 123.8 mm
rainfall as against the normal of 157.6 mm with a deficiency of (-) 21 %. While
Coastal Andhra received a rainfall of 141.8 mm as against the normal of 177.2 mm,
with a deficiency of (-) 20 %, and Rayalaseema received 83.3 mm as against the
normal of 113.8 mm with a deficit of (-) 27 % among the two regions in the State.
IMPACT ON CROPS:
During this month in the State, the area sown is 12.74 lakh ha., Which is 89 % of
Normal area (14.25 lakh Ha).
In the State, rising of paddy nurseries was in progress, under Bore wells / canals.
Transplantation of paddy was in progress in Godavari and Krishna delta. With the
help of isolated showers the sowing of rainfed crops are in progress, where moisture
existed in the soils.
It was reported that in Rayalaseema districts particularly in Chittoor, Ananthapur
and Prakasam of costal Andhra, the early sowing of rainfed crops such as
Groundnut, cotton, Redgram, castor, Sesamum and Bajra withered due to severe
moisture stress and dry spells. In Ananthapur & Chittoor Districts, the Rainfed
Groundnut crop is severely affected due to moisture stress at critical stage of
flowering to peg formation stage resulting in drastic reduction of yield and most of
the farmers left theirs fields for fodder purpose.
SEPTEMBER - 2014
In the month of September - 2014, the State as a whole received 105.8
mm rainfall as against the normal of 152.8 mm with a deviation of -31 %. While
Coastal Andhra received a rainfall of 124.8 mm as against the normal of 165.3 mm
with a deviation of (-) 24%, and Rayalaseema received 60.6 mm rainfall as against
the normal of 124.8 mm with a deviation of (-) 40.3 %,.
District-wise and Month-wise Rainfall analysis is given at Annexure – 4.
IMPACT ON CROPS:
During the Season, due to non receipt of sufficient rainfall in the month of
June, sowing of rainfed crops was delayed by nearly about 15 days to 30 days. In
addition to this, crop growth was affected due to moisture stress due to insufficient
rainfall leading to low yield of rainfed crops especially Groundnut and other crops
like Jowar, Bajra, Ragi, Redgram, Cotton, Maize, Sunflower, including Paddy in
Rayalaseema districts. Withered away of rainfed crops at the extent of 714678.29
Hectares in Ananthapur, Chittoor, YSR Kadapa and Prakasam Districts was also
reported
Table- 2.5
Status of Drought affected District according to Rainfall
Sl No
District Month wise % of Deviation
June July August September SWM
1 Anantapur -30 -47 -36 -70 -49
2 Kadapa -38 -64 -38 -42 -46
3 Prakasam -80 -9 -54 -43 -44
4 Guntur -86 -32 -48 -16 -41
5 Chittoor -25 -51 -19 -52 -38
6 Nellore -48 -54 -8 -42 -37
7 Kurnool -36 -32 -17 -42 -31
Even though the normal sowing area covered during Kharif-2014 in above
indicated Districts (Except Kadapa), due to deficit rainfall / uneven distribution of
rainfall and Dry spells at critical stage of crops resulted in poor yields.
VI) RAINFALL DURING NORTH EAST MONSOON (NEM) (1-10-2014 TO 31-12-
2014)
During NEM -2012 (from 1-10-2014 to 31-12-2014), the State as a whole
received 172.7 mm rainfall as against the normal of 297.5 mm with a deficit of
(-)42 %.
While Rayalaseema received 120.4 mm as against the normal of 237.8 mm
with a deficit of (-)49 %, Coastal Andhra received rainfall of 195.9 mm as against
the normal of 324.1 mm (-40 %).
Table – 2.7 indicates the district wise rainfall received during NEM -2014 (1-
10-2014 to 31-12-2014) in the State.
Table – 2.7 Rainfall (in mm) – NEM -2014
Sl No
District
Rainfall from 1-10-2013 to 31-12-2013
Actual Normal % Dev.
1 SRIKAKULAM 203.2 276.0 -26
2 VIZIANAGARAM 268.8 245.9 +9
3 VISAKHAPATNAM
260.6 297.1 -12
4 EAST GODAVARI 122.1 318.7 -62
5 WEST GODAVARI 89.9 245.4 -63
6 KRISHNA 126.7 249.4 -49
7 GUNTUR 151.6 228.8 -34
8 PRAKASAM 203.0 393.7 -48
9 NELLORE 337.1 661.4 -49
10 CHITTOOR 178.8 395.4 -55
11 KADAPA 110.5 251.0 -56
12 ANANTAPUR 100..9 155.3 -35
13 KURNOOL 91.5 149.6 -39
STATE AVERAGE 172.7 297.5 -42
II (c) AREA UNDER SOWING – Kharif, 2014
An area of 25.10 lakh hectares against the normal Kharif area of 26.50 lakh
hectares has been covered in affected 7 Districts during Kharif-2014. This
constitutes 94.7 % of season normal area. District wise area sown is given below.
Table No. 2.8
Area Under Agriculture at District Level (Area in Ha)
S.No.
District
Area Under
Irrigation
Normal Area
Under Sowing
Total Area Sown
Total Area
Unsown
Percentage of
Unsown Area
1 Ananthapuramu 66780 867564 700139 167425 19.30
2 Chittoor 48604 215358 191325 24033 11.16
3 Y.S.R.Kadapa 64387 179488 115808 63680 35.48
4 Kurnool 195609 558842 682086 0 0.00
5 Prakasam 109392 224630 193402 31228 13.90
6 Nellore 76915 87051 83540 3511 4.03
7 Guntur 408701 517412 543485 0 0.00
Total 970388 2650345 2509785 289877 10.94
Due to Drought an extent of 289877 Ha was left unsown in the affected 7
Districts during Kharif-2014.
The percentage of unsown area as proportion of total area sown is highest in
YSR Kadapa (35.48%) followed by Ananthapur (19.30%), Prakasam (13.90%) etc.,.
II (d) NORMALIZED DIFFERENTIAL VEGETATION INDEX (NDVI)
Normalized Differential Vegetation Index (NDVI), which is one of the 4 key Indices to
be examined for Declaration of Mandals as Drought affected in the “Manual for
Drought Management " Department of Agriculture and Cooperation, Ministry of
Agriculture, Government of India, New Delhi, published in November-2009. The NDVI
data has been provided by Mahalanobis National Crop Forecast Centre (MNCFC),
Department of Agriculture & Cooperation
Vegetation Index Image Among the various spectral vegetation indices commonly derived from remote
sensing data, Normalized Difference Vegetation Index (NDVI) is most widely used for
operational drought assessment because of its simplicity in calculation, easiness in
interpretation and also its ability to partially compensate for the effects of
atmosphere, illumination geometry etc. NDVI is derived using the formula (NIR –
Red)/(NIR + Red), where NIR and Red are the reflected radiation in visible and near
infrared channels. Various colours in the NDVI image - Yellow through Green to Mag
- indicate increasing vegetation vigour. The legend of colour bars and the
vegetation index values are provided along with the vegetation index image. Water,
clouds and snow have higher reflectance in the visible region and consequently
NDVI assumes negative values for these features. Bare soil and rocks exhibit similar
reflectance in both visible and near IR regions and the index values are near zero.
The NDVI values for vegetation generally range from 0.1 to 0.6, the higher index
values being associated with greater green leaf area and biomass.
The agricultural crop condition is monitored based on the NDVI information derived
from satellite data (NOAA AVHRR & Resourcesat-2 AWiFS: for 4 states). The
vegetation index images (NDVI) of the state, for September 2014derived from
MODIS, after overlaying the forest area mask has been compared with NDVI image
of September 2013 (Plate1).
District wise average vegetation index statistics are generated and compared with
long-term data by computing Vegetation Condition Index (VCI). The VCI compares
the observed NDVI to the range of values observed in the same period in previous
years. The VCI is expressed in % and gives an idea where the observed value is
situated between the extreme values (minimum and maximum) in the previous
years. Lower and higher values indicate bad and good vegetation state conditions,
respectively.
Plate1: MODIS based Normalized Difference Vegetation index
September 2014 September 2013
District and Mandal Level NDVI value for the month of September derived from
AWiFS and MODIS 250 m Data were provided in MNCFC website. Based on these
values, Classification of Mandals were worked out and mentioned below:
District wise Classification of Mandals
as per NDVI
Sl No District No of Mandals
TOTAL MODERATE
1 SRIKAKULAM 38 1
2 VIZIANAGARAM 34 1
3 VISAKHAPATNAM 43 5
4 EAST GODAVARI 60 0
5 WEST GODAVARI 46 0
6 KRISHNA 50 9
7 GUNTUR 57 28
8 PRAKASAM 56 39
9 NELLORE 46 9
10 CHITTOOR 66 22
11 KADAPA 51 37
12 ANANTAPUR 63 40
13 KURNOOL 54 15
STATE TOTAL 664 206
List of classification of Mandals as per NDVI is at Annexure-5
II (e) MOISTURE ADEQUACY INDEX (MAI) Moisture Adequacy Index (MAI), which is based on a calculation of weekly water
balance, is equal to the ratio (expressed as a percentage) of Actual
Evapotranspiration (AET) to the Potential Evapo Transpiration (PET) following a soil
water balancing approach during a cropping season.
MAI values are critical to ascertain agricultural drought. The State
agriculture department has calculated the MAI values for the drought affected
Mandals.
Procedure for computation of MAI
Collected daily rainfall data from Bureau of Economics and Statistics, Govt. of
Andhra Pradesh for different Mandals of Andhra Pradesh from June 1st to October.
Computed weekly rainfall data using daily rainfall data of all the Mandals.
Computed weekly Potential Evapo Transpiration (PET) by adopting Penman
and Montieth approach using data collected from different research stations
of ANGR Agricultural University.
Obtained Actual Evapo Transpiration (AET) by running Thornthwaite climatic
water balance model.
Used soil data for moisture holding capacity prepared by National Bureau of
Soil Survey and Land Use Planning (NBSSLUP) for different mandals of Andhra
Pradesh. The same was obtained from the office of Commissioner & Director
of Agriculture, Government of Andhra Pradesh.
Computed Moisture Adequacy Index (MAI) by adopting the formula
AET/PET*100.
The following criteria were adopted to categorise the drought affected
mandals based on Moisture Adequacy Index (MAI) as suggested by Sastri et al.
(1981) and Ramana Rao et al. (1981).
MAI Drought Categories
76-100 No Drought
51-75 Mild Drought
26-50 Moderate Drought
25 or less Severe Drought
By adopting the above criteria the drought affected mandals were identified
based on the values of MAI
Table – 2.9
District wise drought affected mandals up to September during kharif 2014 as per MAI
Sl No
District Classification of Mandals
TOTAL No
Drought Mild Moderate Severe TOTAL
1 SRIKAKULAM 38 27 11 0 0 38
2 VIZIANAGARAM 34 11 23 0 0 34
3 VISAKHAPATNAM 43 10 29 4 0 43
4 EAST GODAVARI 60 1 47 12 0 60
5 WEST GODAVARI 46 0 43 3 0 46
6 KRISHNA 50 0 42 8 0 50
7 GUNTUR 57 0 1 54 2 57
8 PRAKASAM 56 0 0 36 20 56
9 NELLORE 46 0 0 21 25 46
10 CHITTOOR 66 0 5 48 13 66
11 KADAPA 51 0 1 28 22 51
12 ANANTAPUR 63 0 0 18 45 63
13 KURNOOL 54 0 6 47 1 54
STATE TOTAL 664 49 208 279 128 664
Report of Agriculture Department on MAI values is at Ann - 7
II (f) WATER STORAGE IN IRRIGATION PROJECTS
A Statement showing Water Storage in Irrigation Projects as on 30-9-2014,
30-11-2014 and 31-12-2014 is given below.
WATER LEVELS IN RESERVOIRS
Sl No
Reservoir Districts FRL
Gro
ss
Capacity 30-09-2014 30-11-2014 31-12-2014
Gross Storage Gross Storage Gross Storage
(TM
C)
%
Last Year
(TM
C)
%
Last Year
(TM
C)
%
Last Year
(feet) TMC (TMC) (TMC) (TMC)
1 DR.KLRS
PULICHINTALA GUNTUR 175 45.8 8.0 17 0.0 13.1 29 0.0 11.9 26 0.0
2 KRISHNA
DELTA SYSTEM
GUNTUR PRAKASAM
KRISHNA W. G
57.05 3.1 3.1 100 3.1 3.0 96 3.1 3.0 96 3.1
3 NAGARJUNA
SAGAR
PRAKASAM KRISHNA GUNTUR
590 312.0 310.0 99 311.8 244.4 78 270.6 214.0 69 231.2
4 SRISAILAM KURNOOL KADAPA
885 215.8 183.0 85 209.6 91.0 42 204.4 75.3 35 195.2
5 TUNGABADRA R.SEEMA 1633 100.9 100.8 100 100.4 87.8 87 77.1 70.1 70 60.1
6 KANDALERU NELLORE
CHITTOOR 278.9 68.0 15.0 22 14.5 23.2 34 35.8 21.5 32 33.3
7 SOMASILA NELLORE 330 73.9 38.1 52 42.7 47.2 64 59.6 40.0 54 54.4
8 VELIGODU
BALANCING RESERVOIR
KURNOOL KADAPA
868.5 17.0 10.8 63 11.5 6.5 38 9.7 5.8 34 7.6
9 VAMSHADHARA SRIKAKULAM 125 0.6 0.6 100 0.6 0.6 100 0.0 0.6 98 0.0
10 YELERU E.G 284 24.1 11.8 49 13.9 13.5 56 23.9 12.3 51 23.4
As on 31-09-2014, 100% of water is available in Tungabhadra, Krishna Delta
System and Vamshadhara followed by 99% in Nagarjuna Sagar, 85% in Srisailam, 63 %
in Veligodu Balancing Reservoir, 52 % in Somasila and so on.
II (g) DEPLETION OF GROUND WATER
Ground Water Department is monitoring the changes in groundwater regime
continuously through a network of Piezometer wells fitted with Automatic water
level recorders in different hydrogeological and geomorphic units. The water levels
are recorded every 6th hour and the fluctuations noticed seasonally and annually are
analyzed in relation to rainfall, recharge measures, drought and extraction of
groundwater in the area. The water level data collected in the month of Sept –
2014 / Oct – 2014 / Nov – 2014 / Dce-2014 is analyzed and compared with earlier
periods for studying the seasonal and annual fluctuations in water levels in relation
to rainfall.
i) Ground Water Levels (Sept – 2014, Oct – 2014, Nov – 2014 & Dec-2014)
Table - 2.10
GROUND WATER DEPARTMENT
COMPARSION OF AVERAGE DEPTH TO WATER LEVELS
SL. NO.
DISTRICT
AVERAGE DEPTH TO WATER LEVEL (in m bgl) 2013
AVERAGE DEPTH TO WATER LEVEL (in m bgl) 2014
FLUCTUATION IN m. BETWEEN SEP-14 / Oct-
14 / Nov- 14 / Dec-14 IN COMPARSION TO
Sep-1
3
Oct-
13
Nov-1
3
Dec-1
3
Sep-1
4
Oct-
14
Nov-1
4
Dec-1
4
Sep-1
3
Oct-
13
No
v-1
3
Dec
-13
1 SRIKAKULAM 3.51 2.75 3.04 4.16 3.09 2.76 4.04 4.57 0.42 -0.0 -1.0 -0.4
2 VIZIANAGARAM 3.36 2.37 3.36 3.91 3.34 2.51 3.37 4.12 0.02 -
0.14 0.0 -0.2
3 VISAKHAPATNAM 5.33 2.71 3.83 4.47 5.02 3.66 4.41 5.07 0.31 -
0.95 -0.6 -0.6
4 EAST GODAVARI 6.6 5.00 5.60 6.30 6.69 6.53 6.99 7.58 -0.09 -
1.53 -1.4 -1.3
5 WEST GODAVARI 12.2 11.93 11.34 11.49 12.36 12.2 11.7
8 12.38 -0.17
-0.27
-0.4 -0.9
6 KRISHNA 4.85 3.50 3.83 4.35 5.73 5.77 5.85 6.35 -0.88 -
2.27 -2.0 -2.0
7 GUNTUR 5.27 4.79 4.38 5.05 5.71 5.34 5.03 5.56 -0.44 -
0.55 -0.7 -0.5
8 PRAKASAM 10.6 8.51 7.59 7.88 13.13 12.6 11.1 12.18 -2.54 -4.1 -3.5 -4.3
9 NELLORE 7.16 7.71 6.06 5.91 8.52 8.19 7.39 6.74 -1.36 -
0.48 -1.3 -0.8
COASTAL ANDHRA 6.54 5.47 5.45 5.95 7.07 6.62 6.67 7.17 -0.5 -
1.15 -1.2 -1.2
10 CHITTOOR 24.2 19.93 23.51 21.88 27.21 23.5 26.2
2 25.92 -3.05 -3.6 -2.7 -4.0
11 KADAPA 14.2 11.68 11.65 11.22 21.00 21.7 19.7
2 19.60 -6.84 -10 -8.1 -8.4
12 ANANTHAPUR 18.6 16.80 16.30 16.75 20.57 20.5 19.5
7 20.31 -1.95 -3.7 -3.3 -3.6
13 KURNOOL 8.82 7.95 8.23 6.79 9.33 9.39 9.75 7.52 -0.51 -1.4 -1.5 -0.7
RAYALASEEMA 16.4 14.1 14.9 14.2 19.5 18.8 18.8 18.3 -3.1 -4.7 -3.9 -4.2
ANDHRA PRADESH
9.59 8.13 8.36 8.47 10.9 10.4 10.4 10.6 -1.3 -2.2 -2.0 -2.1
a) September – 2014:
In the present water year 2014-15, (up to September-2014) the State has received 32% deficit rainfall against the normal rainfall and resulted in a net fall of 1.31m. from September-13 to September-14 water levels. During this water year 2014-2015(up to September-14), two districts (Srikakulam and Vizianagaram) received normal rainfall whereas all other 11 districts received deficit rainfall.
Coastal Andhra region received 30% deficit against normal rainfall during September-2014 where as it was 14% deficit during the same period in the previous water year resulted in a net fall of 0.53m from September-13 to September-14 water levels. Rayalaseema region received 40% deficit against the normal rainfall during September-14 whereas it was 1% deficit during the same period in the previous water year and as a result a net fall of 3.09 is observed when compared the water levels of September-2014 with September-2013. The average groundwater level for the State in September -14 is 10.90 m., where as it was 9.59m.during the same period in the previous year and observed a net fall of 1.31m. from the previous year water level.
b) October – 2014:
In the present water year 2014-15, (up to October-2014) the State has received 31% deficit rainfall against the normal rainfall and resulted in a net fall of 2.23m. from October -13 to October-14 water levels. During this water year 2014-2015(up to October -14), three districts (Srikakulam, Vizianagaram and Visakhapatnam) received normal rainfall whereas all other 10 districts received deficit rainfall.
Coastal Andhra region received 29% deficit against normal rainfall during October -2014 where as it was 15% excess during the same period in the previous water year resulted in a net fall of 1.15m from October-13 to October-14 water levels. Rayalaseema region received 40% deficit against the normal rainfall during October-14 whereas it was 4% excess during the same period in the previous water year and as a result a net fall of 4.68 m. is observed when compared the water levels of October -2014 with October-2013. The average groundwater level for the State in October -14 is 10.36 m., where as it was 8.13m.during the same period in the previous year and observed a net fall of 2.23m. from the previous year water level.
c) November – 2014:
In the present water year 2014-15, (up to November-2014) the State has received 36% deficit rainfall against the normal rainfall and resulted in a net fall of 2.04m. from November -13 to November-14 water levels. During this water year 2014-2015(up to November -14), two districts (Srikakulam and Vizianagaram) received normal rainfall whereas all other 11 districts received deficit rainfall.
Coastal Andhra region received 33% deficit against normal rainfall during November -2014 where as it was 8% excess during the same period in the previous water year resulted in a net fall of 1.22m from November-13 to November-14 water levels. Rayalaseema region received 43% deficit against the normal rainfall during November-14 whereas it was 5% deficit during the same period in the previous water year and as a result a net fall of 3.89 m. is observed when compared the water levels of November -2014 with November-2013. The average groundwater level for the State in November -14 is 10.40 m., where as it was 8.36m.during the same period in the previous year and observed a net fall of 2.04m. from the previous year water level.
d) December – 2014:
In the present water year 2014-15, (up to December-2014) the State has received 36% deficit rainfall against the normal rainfall and resulted in a net fall of 2.13m. from December -13 to December-14 water levels. During this water year 2014-2015(up to December -14), two districts (Srikakulam and Vizianagaram) received normal rainfall whereas all other 11 districts received deficit rainfall.
Coastal Andhra region received 33% deficit against normal rainfall during December -2014 where as it was 5% excess during the same period in the previous water year resulted in a net fall of 1.23m from December-13 to December-14 water levels. Rayalaseema region received 43% deficit against the normal rainfall during December-14 whereas it was 9% deficit during the same period in the previous water year and as a result a net fall of 4.18 m. is observed when compared the water levels of December -2014 with December-2013.
The average groundwater level for the State in December -14 is 10.61 m., where as it was 8.47m.during the same period in the previous year and observed a net fall of 2.13m. from the previous year water level.
Highest Net fall of water levels month wise from September – 2014 to December – 2014 is shown in table below.
Table – 2.12
Highest Net Fall of Water Level from Sept - 2013 to Sept - 2014
S.No District Manadal Village Sep-13
Sep-14
Fluctuation between 2013 and
2014
1 Ananthapur Singanamala Tarimela 6.42 19.85 -13.43
2 Prakasam Tripuranthakam Tripuranthakam 2.29 12.91 -10.62
3 Prakasam Peddaraveedu Peddaraveedu 7.93 18.46 -10.53
4 Nellore Venkatagiri Siddavaram 5.49 15.09 -9.60
5 Ananthapur Ramagiri Ramagiri 3.42 12.85 -9.43
6 Prakasam Kanigiri Kanigiri 10.28 19.51 -9.23
7 Nellore Kavali Kavali 5.09 13.93 -8.84
8 Kadapa Brahmamgarimattam Brahmamgarimattam 4.95 13.68 -8.73
9 Ananthapur Yellanur Yellanur 8.17 16.82 -8.65
10 Ananthapur Kadiri Kalasamudram 6.62 15.11 -8.49
11 Chittoor Chittoor Chittoor 8.03 16.39 -8.36
12 Prakasam Kanigiri Ballipalli 8.15 16.46 -8.31
13 Chittoor Sadum Sadum 7.88 15.91 -8.03
14 Ananthapur N.p.kunta N.P.kunta 10.23 18.15 -7.92
15 Ananthapur Penukonda Gutturu 10.02 17.16 -7.14
16 Prakasam Gudlur Gudlur 5.62 12.74 -7.12
17 Nellore Rapur Rapur 7.37 14.32 -6.95
18 Prakasam Y.Palem Y.Palem 9.49 16.41 -6.92
19 Ananthapur Gudibanda Kummara nage palli 6.12 12.95 -6.83
20 Nellore Chejerla Adurupalli 10.70 17.30 -6.60
21 Prakasam Cumbum Cumbum 8.21 14.80 -6.59
22 Kurnool Srisailam Sunnipenta-2 1.62 8.14 -6.52
23 Kurnool Allagadda Ahobilam 5.99 12.15 -6.16
24 Chittoor Pakala Pakala 7.18 13.26 -6.08
Highest Net Fall of Water Level from Oct - 2013 to Oct – 2014
S.No District Manadal Village Oct-13
Oct-14
Fluctuation between
2013 and 2014
1 Kadapa Kalasapadu Sankavaram 2.23 16.97 -14.74
2 Prakasam Peddaraveedu Peddaraveedu 5.16 19.80 -14.64
3 Ananthapur Penukonda Gutturu 4.24 18.16 -13.92
4 Ananthapur N.p.kunta N.P.kunta 7.41 19.88 -12.47
5 Ananthapur Yellanur Yellanur 3.86 15.99 -12.13
6 Kurnool Kolimigundla Kolimigundla 7.22 19.15 -11.93
7 Prakasam Cumbum Cumbum 5.39 17.16 -11.77
8 Nellore Kavali Kavali 1.88 13.37 -11.49
9 Kadapa Brahmamgarimattam Brahmamgarimattam 3.00 13.90 -10.90
10 Nellore Venkatagiri Siddavaram 5.35 15.79 -10.44
11 Prakasam Kanigiri Ballipalli 7.22 17.16 -9.94
12 Kadapa Sambepalle Sambepalle 7.36 16.92 -9.56
13 Kadapa Sri Avadhutha Kasinayana Narsapuram 5.61 14.99 -9.38
14 Kurnool Sanjamala Perusomala 8.56 17.88 -9.32
15 Prakasam Gudlur Gudlur 3.91 13.23 -9.32
16 Ananthapur Gudibanda Kummara nage palli 3.44 12.75 -9.31
17 Kadapa Kamalapuram Kamalapuram 3.98 13.25 -9.27
18 Prakasam Y.Palem Boyalapalli 5.90 14.90 -9.00
19 Chittoor Sadum Sadum 6.89 15.85 -8.96
20 Kurnool Peapully Racherla 8.98 17.60 -8.62
21 Ananthapur Kadiri Kalasamudram 5.58 14.03 -8.45
22 Nellore Rapur Rapur 6.37 14.70 -8.33
23 Kurnool Uyyalawada Onteddulapalli 10.63 18.56 -7.93
24 Ananthapur Chennekothapalli Palli Chennekothapalli Palli 6.57 14.47 -7.90
25 Krishna Nuzvid Jangamgudem 4.56 12.32 -7.76
26 Krishna penamaluru Kanuru 5.69 13.33 -7.64
27 Ananthapur Rolla Rolla 10.58 18.20 -7.62
28 Krishna Vissannapet Tatakuntla 0.85 8.40 -7.55
29 Krishna Bapulapadu Singannagudem 1.65 8.98 -7.33
30 Prakasam S.N.Padu Chilakapadu 2.46 9.74 -7.28
31 Ananthapur Chennekothapalli Palli Nagasamudram 3.47 10.75 -7.28
32 Krishna Chatrai Chatrai 1.57 8.65 -7.08
33 Kadapa Porumamilla Porumamilla 5.85 12.72 -6.87
34 Krishna Gannavaram Buddavaram 5.54 12.30 -6.76
35 Chittoor Puttur Puttur 3.98 10.72 -6.74
36 Prakasam Kondepi Kondepi 3.03 9.60 -6.57
37 Prakasam Korisapadu Korisapadu 3.26 9.73 -6.47
38 Ananthapur Puttaparthi Puttaparthi 4.22 10.64 -6.42
39 Kurnool Srisailam Sunnipenta-2-(S)-(M) 2.72 9.10 -6.38
40 Chittoor K.V.Pallle Garnimitta 12.36 18.59 -6.23
41 Chittoor Yerpedu Papanaidupeta 7.82 14.05 -6.23
42 Krishna Gannavaram Veerapanenigudem 2.98 9.15 -6.17
Highest Net Fall of Water Level from Nov - 2013 to Nov – 2014
SNO District Mandal Village Nov_13 Nov_14 Fluctuation
between Nov-13
and Nov-14
1 Guntur Bollapalli Gummanampadu 4.82 18.46 -13.64
2 Nellore Venkatagiri Siddavaram 2.42 15.90 -13.48
3 Ananathapuramu Penukonda Gutturu 5.66 17.39 -11.73
4 YSRKadapa Sambepalle Sambepalle 6.45 17.61 -11.16
5 Prakasam Kanigiri Kanigiri 7.85 18.50 -10.65
6 Kurnool Srisailam Sunnipenta-2-(S)-(M) 0.20 10.54 -10.34
7 Prakasam Konakanamitta Gotlagattu 5.50 15.60 -10.10
8 Krishna Jangamgudem Nuzvid 3.39 13.32 -9.93
9 YSRKadapa Kamalapuram Kamala puram 3.97 13.67 -9.70
10 Prakasam Komarolu Komarolu 1.21 10.74 -9.53
11 Prakasam Pedaraveedu Pedaraveedu 3.37 12.58 -9.21
12 Krishna Singannagudem Bapulapadu 1.89 10.85 -8.96
13 Kurnool Owk Kunukuntla (APCBTMP) 5.64 14.20 -8.56
14 Ananathapuramu CK Palli Chennakothapalli 6.75 15.14 -8.39
15 Chittoor Puttur Puttur 2.70 10.97 -8.27
16 Nellore Dakkili Devulapalli 10.35 18.55 -8.20
17 Ananathapuramu Rolla Rolla 9.48 17.66 -8.18
18 Prakasam Gudluru Gudluru 4.71 12.85 -8.14
19 Nellore Rapur Rapur 6.27 14.39 -8.12
20 Kurnool Midthur Khazipeta (APCBTMP) 8.74 16.74 -8.00
21 Ananathapuramu Kadiri Kalasamudram 5.55 13.53 -7.98
22 Ananathapuramu Chilamathur Somagatta 7.14 15.00 -7.86
23 Chittoor Yerpedu Yerpedu 9.43 17.25 -7.82
24 Chittoor PTM Pulikallu 10.80 18.50 -7.70
25 Ananathapuramu Singanamala Tarimela 6.28 13.90 -7.62
26 Chittoor Papanaidupet Papanaidupet 6.47 14.05 -7.58
27 Ananathapuramu Gudibanda Kummaranagepalli 3.64 11.14 -7.50
28 Kurnool Rudravaram Yellavathula (APCBTMP) 5.04 12.49 -7.45
29 YSRKadapa Porumamilla Siddavarm 4.42 11.83 -7.41
30 Chittoor Pakala Pakala 6.21 13.55 -7.34
31 Krishna Veerapanenigudem Gannavaram 1.30 8.60 -7.30
32 Kurnool Rudravaram Yerrgudidinne (APCBTMP) 1.45 8.74 -7.29
33 YSRKadapa S.A.Kasinayana Narasapuram 5.65 12.78 -7.13
34 Nellore Bogolu Bogolu 5.53 12.50 -6.97
35 Ananathapuramu Yellanur Yellanur 8.20 14.94 -6.74
36 Chittoor Garnimitta Garnimitta 11.48 18.21 -6.73
37 Ananathapuramu CK Palli Nagasamudram 4.13 10.60 -6.47
38 YSRKadapa Vempalle Vempalle 10.16 16.52 -6.36
39 Kurnool Panyam Kowluru (APCBTMP) 3.79 10.13 -6.34
40 Nellore Balayapalli Vakyam 3.40 9.74 -6.34
41 Chittoor Thavanampalli Paipalle 8.78 15.12 -6.34
42 Krishna Agiripalli Agiripalli 2.17 8.45 -6.28
43 Chittoor Cheyyavaram Cheyyavaram 3.88 10.14 -6.26
44 Krishna Veeravalli Bapulapadu 1.29 7.54 -6.25
45 Chittoor Nerabailu Nerabailu 8.93 15.18 -6.25
46 Ananathapuramu Kundurpi Applepalli 13.15 19.35 -6.20
47 Chittoor G.D.Nellore G.D.Nellore 9.57 15.69 -6.12
48 Chittoor Pulicherla Mangalampeta 12.21 18.32 -6.11
49 YSRKadapa L.R.Palli Lakkireddy palle 9.62 15.71 -6.09
50 Ananathapuramu Nallamada Nallamada 8.96 14.98 -6.02
II(h) PAISEWARI / ANNEWARI / GIRIDAWARI
Annawari reports have been received from the District Collectors
concerned. District wise Annawari is as follows:
Sl. No.
Name of the District
Total no of the
Mandal
No of Mandals
declared as drought affected
No of Mandals report < 8 Annas
(1-100or 1-16 Annas) in drought affected
Mandals
1 Ananthapur 63 63
63
2 Chittoor 66 42 42
3 Kadapa 51 48 48
4 Kurnool 54 12 --
5 Prakasam 56 54 54
6 Nellore 46 7 2
7 Guntur 57 4 --
TOTAL 393 230 209
As seen from the above details yield of crops is less than 50% (<8
Annas) in 209 drought affected Mandals of 7 Districts.
District wise total number of Villages and number of Villages where
crop yield reduction is more than 50% as compared to normal yield is shown
below :
Sl.
No.
Name of the
District
Total No.of
villages in Drought
affected mandals
Number of Villages
< 8 Annas
% OF Villages
<8 Annas
1 Ananthapur 964 964 100
2 Chittoor 1000 1000 100
3 Kadapa 897 876 98
4 Kurnool
5 Prakasam 1167 1146 98
6 Nellore 182 34 19
7 Guntur
TOTAL 4210 4020 95
It is observed that reduction of crop yield (50% and above of the
normal) was reported in 100 % of villages in Drought affected Mandals of
Ananthapur and Chittoor, 98% in Kadapa and Prakasam and 19% in Nellore
Districts.
II (i) AVAILABILITY AND PRICES OF FOODGRAINS
An Andhra Pradesh has an extensive network of Public Distribution System (PDS) with 249 Mandal Level Stockist Points (MLSP) to cater essential commodities to 1.30 Cr BPL families. Sufficient stock of all Essential Commodities is available in the open market as well as at Mandal Level Stock points to meet the need of the People. Necessary steps are being taken to prevent hoarding of the Essential Commodities to ensure that all essential commodities are available in open market at reasonable prices by conducting frequent checks by the enforcement officials of Civil Supplies Dept. All Essential Commodities are available in the open market at the prices indicated below.
Table-2.13
Comparative Statement of Pricesof Essential Commodities
(Unit Price for oils: Rs./litre; others: Rs./kg)
Sl.No.
Commodity
A.P.State average price as of
(06.01.2015) Rs. Ps
Price as of (06.01.2014)
Rs. Ps
Increase / Decrease (-)
1 Superfine Rice Best Quality 43.27 43.77 -0.50
2 Superfine Rice (Average Quality)
35.84 36.40 -0.55
3 Fine / Common Rice 25.81 24.77 1.04
4 Redgram dal sort-I 83.09 73.17 9.92
5 Redgram dal sort-II 73.67 65.16 8.51
6 Blackgram dal 83.60 59.65 23.95
7 Greengram dal 105.23 78.25 26.98
8 Bengalgram dal 46.06 47.78 -1.72
9 Tamarind (without seed) sort-I
90.33 79.26 11.07
10 Tamarind (without seed) sort - II
73.97 66.57 7.39
11 Tamarind (with seed) sort - III 33.50 30.44 3.06
12 Chillies 88.49 81.54 6.96
13 Onions-II 21.54 17.40 4.13
14 Groundnut Oil (NR) 93.08 90.00 3.08
15 Sunflower Oil 75.14 79.94 -4.80
16 Palmolien Oil 58.07 63.48 -5.41
17 Sugar 32.93 33.52 -0.59
II (j) MIGRATION OF POPULATION
No information is received on migration of the population for want of wage
employment.
PART – III
DROUGHT RELIEF AND MITIGATION MEASURES
III (a) RELIEF EMPLOYMENT UNDER MGNREGS
( District wise number of works and total number of workers attending )
Provision of employment is an important drought mitigation measure in the
State. Mahathma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee (MGNREG) Act
provides legal guarantee of providing up to 100 days of wage employment to rural
households whose adult members are willing to do unskilled manual labour. At
present, the Scheme is implemented in 655 mandals of 13 districts. Due to drought,
agricultural operations are reduced substantially, restricting the scope of seasonal
employment. Government of Andhra Pradesh has declared 230 mandals as drought
affected mandals. It is therefore, necessary for the State Government to
immediately start relief employment programs and provide works to those who
need employment within a radius of five kilometers. Income generation through
these employment works helps the poor labourers to meet their basic needs such as
food and health expenditure.
As a lead agency the Rural Development Department has taken the following
initiatives under MGNREG Scheme in the Drought declared Mandals which are
drought affected.
The existing shelf of works would be sufficient for additional person days also.
Works have been opened in all Gram Panchayats of drought hit Mandals.
To monitor continuously, Drought cells were established at State/ District level.
State level Officers were deployed as Special Officers for these drought affected districts.
18002004455 toll free telephone numbers was established for receiving grievances such as demand for work.
To provide wage employment to those households who have already completed 100 days, a proposal requesting GoI to provide
employment up to 150 days in drought Mandals has been sent for fund assistance.
Exclusive MIS Report on progress of Drought Mandals is placed in the web, to monitor daily labour reported and for opening up of works in Gram Panchayats.
Details of households provided employment (in terms of person days) for each district is enclosed as Annexure 7.
III (b) PROVISION AND DISTRIBUTION OF FOODGRAINS
Foodgrains are provided through Public Distribution System (PDS), which is
operated under the joint responsibility of the Central and State Governments.
Andhra Pradesh has an extensive network of PDS spanning 28985 fair price shops
located in the remotest and inaccessible pockets of the State catering to the needs
of 1.29 Cr BPL families.
Following are the details of provision and distribution of foodgrains and other
essential commodities under PDS in the state.
(i) Rs.1/- A Kg Rice Scheme (w.e.f.01.11.2011)
A quantity of 1.75 lakh MTs of rice is being allotted every month for
distribution under Rs.1/- a Kg Rice Scheme to cater 1.30 crore BPL families.
Government is attaching highest importance for effective implementation of this
Scheme as it is meant to ensure food and nutritional security to the poor.
Government of India are allocating 68494 Mts. ( 51131 Mts under BPL and
17363 Mts as addl adhoc BPL ) of rice per month for BPL families @ Rs.5,650/- per
MT., 31798 MTs. of rice per month for AAY families @ Rs.3,000/- per MT., 92584
MTs. (76594 Mts under APL and 15990 Mts as addl.APL allotment) of rice per month
under APL category @ Rs.8,300 per MT., 13606 MTs. of Wheat (i.e.1606 MTs under
APL and 12000 MTs as adhoc addl APL.allotment ) @ Rs.6,100/- per MT., for
distribution to the BPL card holders under TPDS.
The allocation of food grains under Annapurna Scheme is awaited from GOI.
However a quantity of 128.110Mts of rice is being supplied to Annapurna
beneficiaries for distribution @ 10 kgs. per beneficiary per month at free of cost.
In addition to the Rice, the following commodities are being allotted to the
BPL Card holders, every month.
Sl No. Name of the Commodity
Quantity @ 1 packet
per each BPL card
Consumer price per
each packet ( in Rs.ps)
1 Sugar ½ kg 6.75
2 Wheat 1kg 7.00
III (c) AVAILABILITY AND SUPPLY OF DRINKING WATER (No. of Tankers / Bullock Carts etc)
i) RURAL WATER SUPPLY
Drinking Water is being provided in rural areas by the Department of Rural
Water Supply & Sanitation (RWS&S) through hand pumps(183000) , Protected Water
Supply (PWS) Schemes(28173) & Comprehensive Protected Water Supply (CPWS)
Schemes(463) covering cluster of habitations. Existing infrastructure facilities in 230
drought affected declared Mandals in 7 districtrs as 69604 Hand Pumps , 10823 -
PWS schemes, 148 – CPWS schemes. The District wise Rural Water infrastructure is
given as Annexure - 8.
Transportation of water
As on date(27.1.15) Drinking water is being transported to 1650 habitations in the
State with 1129 in Chittoor district, Ananthapur(397), Kadapa(199), Prkasam
(19),Nellore(4),Krishna(1) and Kurnool(1).
Private bore wells
345 private bore wells are hired for the supply of drinking water in 345 habitations
with a maximum of 225 in by Chittoor, Kadapa (111) and Ananthpur (9).
II) URBAN WATER SUPPLY
There are 97 Municipalities and 13 Municipal Corporations in residuary
Andhra Pradesh State. The maintenance of Water Supply in 97 Municipalities and 13
Municipal Corporations (Total 110 ULBs) is under the respective Municipalities /
Corporations.
Out of 110 ULBs, the State Government has released an amount of Rs.17.33
Crores under Drought relief programme on 16- 05-2014 for Transportation of
Drinking Water etc in problematic ULBs in the State.
36 ULBs in 5 affected Districts (Prakasam, Chittoor, Kadapa, Ananthapuram
and Kurnool) are falling in drought affected Mandals, for which an amount of Rs.
13.34 crs was allocated out of released Rs. 17.33 Crs.
III( d) IMPLEMENTATION OF TEMPORARY WATER SUPPLY SCHEMES
i) RURAL WATER SUPPLY
230 were declared as drought affected in 2014 Special attention is being paid
to mitigate the drinking water problem in all districts in the State including 230
Mandals in 7 districts by transportation of water through tankers, deepening &
flushing of bores and hiring of private sources etc.
An amount of Rs. 15.51 Cr has been spent \ work done since June-2014 to till
date on temporary water supply schemes & sources in 230 Mandals of 7 Districts.
Item wise details are given in Annexure-9 (Form -11)
ii) URBAN WATER SUPPLY
In 97 Municipalities and 13 Municipal Corporations in residuary Andhra
Pradesh State, water is being supplied through 4776 power bore wells and 34910
bore wells fitted with hand pumps in addition to providing Drinking Water from
protected Water Supply Schemes. On an average, water is being transported
through 1439 trips per day with 177 tankers to the problematic areas in the State.
III (e) INFORMATION UPON CATTLE CAMPS AND FODDER DEPOTS
Livestock is contributing 6.75% of Revenue to the Gross State Domestic
Product (GSDP) and 46.00 lakh families depend on livestock farming in the state.
Livestock farming is the backbone of the rural economy and act as drought
insurance. 70% of the Small & Marginal Farmers and Agricultural laborers depend
upon livestock rearing. With the changing socio climatic environment, farmers are
shifting from traditional agriculture to livestock farming as the livestock farming is
providing more sustainable livelihood and supplementary income.
The Government has declared 230 mandals as drought affected during
the South West Monsoon 2014 vide G.O.Ms.No: 17 of Revenue (DM.II)
Dept., Dated: 17. 12.2014
The total livestock units in the drought affected districts are 57.05
lakhs and the requirement of fodder is 51.44 LMTs and the availability
is 47.73 LMTs. The estimated fodder shortage up to June 2015 is
estimated nearly at (-) 3.99 Lakh MT’s.
The Animal Husbandry Department has already supplied 23710 Qtl,s of
fodder seed in the State so far under RKVY and other Schemes and
further requirement of fodder seed by the districts is made available.
Drinking water to the Livestock is being ensured by maintaining the
existing drinking water troughs in villages.
An amount of Rs. 3.00 crores towards fodder seed supply has already
been incurred as part of relief operations under RKVY Kharif Action
Plan-2014.
III (f) INFORMATION UPON ANY OTHER RELIEF MEASURES
(i) AGRICULTURE
Agriculture Department has prepared district wise crop contingency
plans and these have been implemented.
Control rooms were opened at Mandal and district level in all drought
affected areas involving agriculture, revenue and all concerned
departments.
Separate control rooms are opened by Agriculture Department at
Mandal as well as at district level to solve the grievances of farmers
and to provide helpline.
Joint teams consisting of revenue and agriculture officials have been
constituted at village level to enumerate crop damages and prepare
list of eligible beneficiaries for disbursing input subsidy.
Supervisory teams consisting of revenue and agriculture officials have
been constituted to supervise the enumeration work and list of
beneficiaries prepared by the village officials.
Teams have been constituted at district level also with senior officials
to scrutinize list of beneficiaries reported by the mandals officers.
With a view to promote transparency, and ensure that the benefits
reach the eligible beneficiaries, detailed guidelines were issued by the
Commissioner for Disaster Management (basing on the circular issued
by Ministry of Home Affairs, Disaster Management Division, Circular
F.No.3204/2011, NDM-I, dated.03.05.2011) to all districts to display
the list of beneficiaries at panchayat offices/chawadi and also to
maintain these lists at Mandal level so as to provide information to
public on demand.
(ii) ONLINE CREDIT OF INPUT SUBSIDY TO THE RYOTS
Government sanctioned and released Rs. 1816.91 crores (SF/MF Rs.
1600.31 crores + OF Rs. 216.60 crores) to the farmers as Input Subsidy
for Drought, 2011. Out of 5256730 affected farmers Bank Accounts
have been opened for 4912065 farmers which is 93.4 % over all
achievement.
Out of released amount of Rs. 82390.36 Lakhs towards Input subsidy,
Rs. 77556.61 Lakhs has been disbursed through online to 926195
affected farmers in case of Drought – 2012 so far which is constituted
as 94% of total affected farmers.
Recently, in the wake of HUDHUD Cyclone, an amount of Rs.14036.83
Lakhs has been released towards Input subsidy and the same is being
disbursed to the affected farmers through online.
All the District Collectors are requested to take personal interest to
ensure that Bank Accounts are opened for all farmers and input
subsidy distributed online through RTGS/ NEFT.
III (g) EXPENDITURE ON DROUGHT RELIEF AND MITIGATION MEASURES
An Expenditure on Rs.6172 Lakhs has been incurred/ released so far
for various relief measure as listed below :
(1) Drinking water supply Rural / Urban
Rural Water Supply Rs. 4538 Lakhs
(i) Temporary water supply schemes Rs. 1551 Lakhs
(ii) Transportation Rs. 2987 Lakhs
Urban Water Supply Rs. 1334.40 Lakhs
(2) Fodder Seed Supply Rs. 300.00 Lakhs Animal Husbandry Dept
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TOTAL Rs. 6172.40 Lakhs
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PART – IV
REQUEST FOR CENTRAL ASSISTANCE
IV (a) AGRICULTURE1
In Andhra Pradesh, due to non receipt of sufficient rainfall and dry spells in
the South West Monsoon (SWM), an extent of 7.15 lakh hectares of cropped area has
been damaged where the yields are reduced by more than 50 % of normal yield.
Out of 7.15 lakh hectares, 5.46 lakh hectares belong to Small and Marginal Farmers,
and remaining belong to Other Farmers.
(i) District-Wise Crop Damages
An extent of 5.87 Lakh ha, (the highest in the state) has damaged / dried up
in Anantapur district, followed by 0.92 Lakh ha in Chittoor, 0.33 Lakh ha in YSR
Kadapa and 0.2 Lakh ha in Prakasam. District-wise Area Unsown and Area Dried up
are given at Annexure – 10.
(ii) Crop-Wise Damages
In Kharif -2014, highest damage was in Groundnut crop (6.06 lakh ha),
followed by Cotton (0.69 lakh ha), Jowar (0.10 lakh ha), and so on. Crop wise Area
affected are given in Annexure – 11 & 13.
(iii) Monetary Loss of Agriculture Production
Value
1) Area affected - 7.15 lakh ha
2) Production loss - 307893.50 MTs
3) Value of Production loss - Rs. 114897.65 Lakhs
4) No of farmers affected - 8.12 lakhs
District-wise Agriculture Production loss / monetary loss are given at
Annexure–12
Crop-wise number of farmers affected is given at Annexure 13.
1 Assistance to small and marginal farmers and OSMF for irrigated and dry land cultivation
(iv) Requirement of Input Subsidy [As per GoI norms of assistance]
An amount of Rs. 29807.79 Lakhs is required towards input subsidy as per GoI
norms of assistance for different crops, for 8,12,187 farmers in the State. Out of
this, Rs.24,575.24 Lakhs is required for 6.88 lakhs of Small and Marginal Farmers
and Rs. 5,232.55 Lakhs is required to Other Farmers (1.24 lakhs) towards input
subsidy. District-wise requirement is shown in Appendix – 1 & 2 . Maximum amount
of input subsidy requirement is in Ananthpur District(Rs. 24091.61 Lahs), followed
by Chittoor district (Rs.4155.82 Lakhs), YSR Kadapa (Rs.1487.31 Lakhs) and
Prakasam (Rs.73.05 Lakhs). District-wise Agriculture input subsidy (as per GOAP)
requirement is at Annexure – 14 to 16. As indicated in Part-III, in order to assess
the crop damages and ensure that input subsidy reaches the eligible farmers, the
State Government has taken following steps .
Joint teams consisting of revenue and agriculture officials have been
constituted at village level to enumerate crop damages and prepare list
of eligible beneficiaries for disbursing input subsidy.
Supervisory teams consisting of revenue and agricultures officials have
been constituted to supervise the enumeration work and list of
beneficiaries prepared by the village officials.
Teams have been constituted at district level also with senior officials to
scrutinize list of beneficiaries reported by the mandals officers.
With a view to promote transparency and ensure that the benefits reach
the eligible beneficiaries, detailed guidelines were issued by the
Government as per the circular issued by GoI, Ministry of Home Affairs,
Disaster Management Division Circular F.No.3204/2011, NDM-I
dated.3.5.2011, to all the districts to display the list of beneficiaries at
panchayat offices/chawadi and also to maintain these lists at Mandal level
so as to provide information to public on demand.
The State has also taken steps for transfer of input subsidy directly to the
bank accounts of beneficiaries / Ryoths through online banking system
under RTGS / NEFT (Real Time Gross Settlement / National Electronic
Funds Transfer). The system of online remittance of Input Subsidy to
approximately for 48.00 lakh farmers was introduced for Drought 2011
w.e.f. April- May 2012. This reduced delay and improved satisfaction of
the ryots.
IV (b) HORTICULTURE [ As per NDRF norms of assistance]2
Fruit plantations and vegetable crops were affected in 5 Districts viz,
Annatapur, YSR Kadapa, Chittoor, Nellore and Prakasam, due to deficit rainfall and
depletion of ground water. Water stress conditions leading to drying up off
plantations and drastic reduction of production causes huge financial loss to
farmers. Farmers have been advised to take up application of critical doses of
fertilizers based on the availability of water. Recommended foliar application
instead of soil application of fertilizers in cases where water availability is very
meager. Frequent inter cultivations to conserve soil moisture during critical growth
phases and irrigation in alternate furrows will help the crop to sustain drought
conditions. Need based spray of pesticides during dry weather is recommended to
sucking pests.
An extent of 1689.03 ha belonging to small / marginal and other farmers was
damaged by more than 50% due to drought in 5 affected Districts. An amount of Rs.
202.68 lakhs is required towards input subsidy to the affected 1836 farmers. Out of
this Rs. 184.00 Lakhs is required for 1734 small / marginal farmers and Rs. 18.68
lakhs is required for 102 other farmers, as per NDRF norms. District wise/Crop wise
requirement is shown in Appendix – III & IV and in Annexure – 17 to 20.
2 Assistance to small and marginal farmers & OSMF
IV (c) DRINKING WATER SUPPLY3 4
i) Rural Water Supply
An amount of Rs. 13.41 Crores is proposed for temporary water supply
scheme & sources under Contingency Action Plan in 230 Mandals Drought affected
of 7 Districts to tackle the scarcity of drinking water during Drought up to May-
2015. Of which, Rs. 2.42 Crores is proposed for flushing of 1829 borewells, Rs.6.00
crores for deepening of 945 borewells, 1.21 Cr for deepening of 73 Open Wells and
Rs. 2.89 for hiring of private sources of 876 and Rs.0.89 Crores for filling of SS
Tanks. District wise requirement is at Appendix-V.
ii) Urban Water Supply
Out of 110 ULBs, 36 ULBs are located in Drought affected taluks. A
contingency Action Plan for the period from January-2015 to June-2015 for Rs.
1105.91 Lakhs is proposed. Of which, Rs. 110.64 Lakhs for temporary
augmentation of Drinking Water Sources including hiring of Private bore wells /
filling of S.S Tanks / Purchase of Water (Other water supply Sources)., Rs. 880.27
Lakhs for repairing bore wells and Rs.115.00 Lakhs for repairing of hand pumps.
Details are at Appendix-VI.
IV (d) WATER SUPPLY- Deployment of Tankers / Bullock Carts / Trains
i) Rural Water Supply
An amount of Rs. 43.16 Crores is proposed for transportation under
Contingency Action Plan from January to May’2015 in the 230 Mandals of 7 Districts
to mitigate scarcity of drinking water problem in 3112 habitations during Drought
period of 2015 for transportation of Drinking Water.. District wise details are at
Appendix –V.
II) Urban Water Supply
3 Temporary Water Supply Schemes
In view of Drought Situation, an amount of Rs. 2165.10 Lakhs has been
proposed under Contingency Action Plan from January-2015 to June-2015 for
transport drinking water to the areas where the drinking water is not available even
from nearest private sources. The ULB wise requirements of funds are given in
Appendix-VI.
An amount of Rs. 1334.40 Lakhs has already been incurred towards urban
water supply in ULBs located in Drought affected Mandals of Prakasam, Chittoor,
Kadapa, Ananthapur and Kurnool. Total amount of Rs. 4605.41 Lakhs ( Rs.
1105.91Lkhs + Rs. 2165.10 Lakhs + Rs.1334.40 Lakhs ) is sought as Central
Assistance.
IV (e) CATTLE CAMPS AND FODDER DEPOTS AND
(f) MEDICAL CARE
i) Organization of Cattle Camps for One month (March 2015)
Due to failure of Kharif, and under continued drought conditions there is
possibility of distress sale of livestock due to scarcity of fodder and drinking water.
In order to avoid distress sale of useful cattle belonging to SF,MF, AL to maintain
the productivity and sustain the livelihoods, it is proposed to organize cattle camps
at identified places where shelter, drinking water resources are available by
procuring the required quantity of fodder and creating amenities required.
Therefore, it is proposed to organize cattle camps in the critical areas for a
period of one month during the month of March 2015 in the financial year 2014-15
(30 days)@ Rs.50/- per animal per day as per the NDRF norms. It requires an
amount of Rs. 102.69 Crores (6.85 lakh (12% of total cattle Units) X Rs.50 x 30
days).
ii) Organization of Cattle Camps for Three months (April to June 2015)
Due to failure of Kharif, and under continued drought conditions there is
possibility of distress sale of livestock due to scarcity of fodder and drinking water.
In order to avoid distress sale of useful cattle belonging to SF,MF, AL to maintain
the productivity and sustain the livelihoods, it is proposed to organize cattle camps
at identified places where shelter, drinking water resources are available by
procuring the required quantity of fodder and creating amenities required.
Therefore, it is proposed to organize cattle camps in the critical areas for a
period of three months from April to June 2015) in the financial year 2014-15 (90
days)@ Rs.50/- per animal per day as per the NDRF norms. It requires an amount of
Rs.308.07 Crores (6.85 lakh (12% of total cattle Units) X Rs.50 x 90 days).
The Item wise, district wise requirement of funds is shown in Appendix - VII.
IV (g) RELIEF EMPLOYMENT UNDER MGNREGS 5
Government of Andhra Pradesh drought was declared in 230 mandals,
covering 7 districts in the state due to less rainfall during south west monsoon. (Out
of 230 mandals, in one mandal i.e Kadapa EGS is not implemented), and
consequently slow agriculture activities, the labourers who are deprived of their
work from agriculture activities are seeking wage employment under MGNREGS
more vigorously than before. The Budget proposal for these mandals is as follows.
Expected number of households required beyond 100 days = 3.5 lakhs
Expected person days –
i. Additional 100 days for who have completed 50 days = 1.6 lakh
HH*100= 160 Lakh persondays
ii. Additional 75 days for who have completed 75 days = 1.0 lakh
HH*75= 78.1 Lakh persondays
iii. Additional 50 days for who have completed 100 days= 0.83 lakh
HH*50= 41.5 Lakh persondays
Total expected person days to be provided under drought conditions = 279.54
Lakhs
Total expected expenditure including 20% material cost = Rs. 561.9 Crore
Hence, it is estimated that 3.5 lakh households needs to be provided wage
employment upto 150 days of employment (upto 31st March, 2015) during the
drought period in these drought effected mandals, with an estimated expenditure
of Rs.561.9 Cr. to mitigate their livelihood issues.
5 District wise number of works and total number of workers attending.
Statement showing excess person days and households to be generated
during drought period is given in Annexure –VIII
IV (h) SUPPLEMENTARY NUTRITIONS
The Department of Women Development & Child Welfare is implementing
many developmental activities for the uplifitment of Women and Children under
ICDS programme. Under the scheme, Supplementary Nutrition Programme is a
prime factor. Children 6 months to 6 years, pregnant & lactating mothers are
covering with providing, Mead day meal to 3 to6 years children, (Ready to eat food)
Balamrutham 7-3years children and (THR) for Pregnant and Lactating women in 152
ICDS Projects One Full Meal programme for Pregnant and Lactating women in 105
ICDS Projects the beneficiaries.
During drought situation, purchasing power comes down tremendously and
the rates of pulses/ ingredients are increased, the availability of food grains
decreases due to the conditions. In the scenario the Nutritional Standards of the
Vulnerable group i.e. Women & Girl child would be badly affected due to
undernourishment. Under the ICDS scheme, the nutrition calories are providing only
50% of intake and the difference of calories is proposed.
Therefore, it is proposed
1. 7Months to 3 years Children: In Drought Declared 230 Mandals, in the age group
is proposed 4,80,483 children are covered and the difference of intake calories cost
is proposed average of Rs.6/- per child per day for 25 days.
2. 3-6 years Children: In the age group is proposed 3, 53,446 children are covered
and the difference of intake calories cost is proposed average of Rs.6/- per child
per day for 25 days.
3. Pregnant & Lactating Women: In Drought Declared 230 Mandals, P&L women
proposed 215548 covered as on November 2014 and the difference of calories of
scheme of Anna Arrirutha Hastam and non AAH projects cost is proposed average of
Rs.8/- per women per day for 25 days.
4. Adolescent Girls : In Drought Declared 230 Mandals, to cover 5,10,567 girls are enrolled in the month of November Monthly progress report from very poor family are proposed to be covered with SNP by providing 6 kgs of rice per month @ Rs. 4.00 per kg at B.P.L. rate to each A.Gs in the drought effected Mandals. The amount required for implementing of the programme is Rs. 108.27 Cr per 6
months(Rs. 18.04 Crores per month). The details of coverage of beneficiaries and
amount required to each District are submitted in the App-IX.
PART – V
REQUEST FOR CENTRAL ASSISTANCE
Total financial requirement to take up drought mitigation works / relief
measures and financial assistance in the State is Rs 153200.43 Lakhs as indicated
in Table below.
Drought-2014-15 (Rs. In Lakhs)
Sl
No Department / Item
Amount Already
Released / Expenditure
incurred
Amount to be released
Funds required for Drought (GoI
norms)
Funds required
(GoAP norms)
a
Agriculture (Assistance to small and marginal farmers for irrigated and dry land cultivation)
-- 29807.79 29807.79 69983.98
b Horticulture (Assistance to small and marginal farmers)
-- 202.69 202.69 254.50
Rural Water Supply & Sanitation
4538.00 5656.39 10194.39 10194.39
C-1 Water Supply (Deployment of Tankers / Bullock Carts / Trains)
2987.00 4315.73 7302.73 7302.73
d-1 Water Supply (Temporary Water Supply Schemes)
1551.00 1340.66 2891.66 2891.66
Urban Water Supply 1334.40 3271.01 4605.41 4605.41
c-2 Water Supply (Deployment of Tankers / Bullock Carts / Trains)
1334.40 2165.10 3499.50 3499.50
d-2 Water Supply (Temporary Water Supply Schemes)Urban Water Supply
-- 1105.91 1105.91 1105.91
Animal Husbandry 300.00 41076.00 41376.00 41376.00
e Cattle camps & fodder depot 300.00 41076.00 41376.00 41376.00
f Medical Care for Cattle
g Relief Employment (Estimated demand for works)
-- 56187.00 56187.00 56187.00
h Supplementary Nutrition -- 10827.15 10827.15 10827.15
Total requirement under SDRF for Instant Calamity
6172.40 147028.03 153200.43 193428.43
i Rs in Crores 61.72 1470.28 1532.00 1934.28
Availability of Funds under SDRF / NDRF Acct as on 19-01-2015
SDRF / NDRF Account as on 19-01-2015
Rs. in Crore
1 Opening Balance a son 01-04-2014 Nil
2 Allocation to SDRF for the FY 2014-15 371.09
3 Central share @75% 278.32
4 State’s share @25% 92.77
5 Net Central share, on adjustment of the proportionate advance of Rs.47.47 Cr., released by GoI, last year.
230.85
6 State’s share @25% 92.77
7 Net allocation 323.62
8 Released from NDRF for ‘Hudhud’ Cyclone, October, 2014 400.00
9 Released balance amount of assistance from NDRF, for ‘Phailin’ ‘Helen’& ‘Lehar’Cyclones,2013; Drought-2013 and Hailstorm and unseasonal rains,2013-14
27.06
10 Total Receipts as on date 750.68
11 Released /sanctioned by GOAP so far from SDRF towards;
i) Supply of Drinking water (RWS & UWS) for Summer,2014
74.78
ii) Agriculture / Horticulture input subsidy to the affected famers and restoration of damaged water works on account of the natural calamities occurred during 2009-10 to 2011-12
179.32
iii) Agriculture / Horticulture input subsidy, disbursement of gratuitous relief, ex gratia, distribution of essential commodities, temporary accommodation, evacuation of people and temporary restoration of damaged public infrastructure , on account of ‘Hudjud’ Cyclone,Oct.2014
848.32
12 Drawals by District Collectors under T.R.27, on account of ‘Hudhud’ Cyclone, Oct,2014, as per AP Cyber Treasury
54.35
13 Total releases from SDRF/ NDRF 1156.77
14 Balance as on date Nil
N.B:- The excess expenditure of Rs. 406.09 Crore (i.e.,Rs.750.68 Cr - Rs.1156.77 Cr ) was met from the other sources of the State Government
Annexure - 1
DISTRICT-WISE,YEAR-WISE NO.OF MANDALS DECLARED AS DROUGHT AFFECTED – 1995-96 to -2014-15
District
To
tal
Ma
nd
als
1995-9
6
1996-9
7
1997-9
8
1998-9
9
1999
-2000
2000-0
1
2001-0
2
2002-0
3
2003-0
4
2004-0
5
2005-0
6
2006-0
7
2007-
08
2008
- 0
9
2009-1
0
2010-1
1
2011-1
2
2012-1
3
2013-1
4
2014-1
5
Srikakulam 38 11 37 36 16 38 28 11 8 26 30
Vizianagaram 34 2 34 34 17 34 34 11 6 19 15 5
Visakhapatnam 43 41 28 42 42 7 7 42 31
East Godavari 60 17 5 11 45 53 3 20 58 14
West Godavari 46 10 24 42 10 25 46 15
Krishna 50 20 33 50 13 21 49 32
Guntur 57 37 7 53 57 1 24 55 41 4 4
Prakasam 56 52 56 56 43 56 39 53 32 56 56 35 4 54
Nellore 46 43 36 46 18 46 46 40 40 46 9 9 2 7
Chittoor 66 66 32 65 45 65 65 42 56 37 66 49 28 33 42
Kadapa 51 37 50 51 5 51 51 32 49 33 51 51 43 16 48
Anantapur 63 63 63 63 63 62 53 63 63 63 63 63 63
Kurnool 54 54 53 52 54 31 46 30 49 54 36 12
TOTAL : 664 198 13 487 0 444 112 589 641 302 408 0 195 0 0 626 0 460 218 123 230
LIST OF THE Mondals DECLARED AS DROUGHT AFFECTED MANDALS
(Vide GO Ms. No. 17, Revenue (DM.II) Dept., Dated: 17.12.2014
S.NO. NAME OF THE DISTRICT MANDAL NAME
1 1. ANANTHAPUR DISTRICT 1 VIDAPANAKAL
2 2 YADIKI
3 3 PEDDAPAPPUR
4 4 SINGANAMALA
5 5 GARLADINNE
6 6 GUMMAGATTA
7 7 BRAHMASAMUDRAM
8 8 KALYANDURG
9 9 ATMAKUR
10 10 YELLANUR
11 11 TADIMARRI
12 12 BATHALAPALLE
13 13 RAPTADU
14 14 KANAGANAPALLE
15 15 KAMBADUR
16 16 DHARMAVARAM
17 17 MUDIGUBBA
18 18 NAMBULIPULIKUNTA
19 19 NALLACHERUVU
20 20 GANDLAPENTA
21 21 AMADAGUR
22 22 OBULADEVARACHERUVU
23 23 GORANTLA
24 24 PENU KONDA
25 25 RODDAM
26 26 SOMANDEPALLI
27 27 CHILAMATHUR
28 28 HINDUPUR
29 29 PARIGI
30 30 MADAKASIRA
31 31 GUDIBANDA
32 32 AMARAPURAM
33 33 AGALI
34 34 ROLLA
35 35 D.HIREHAL
36 36 BOMMANAHAL
37 37 VAJRAKARUR
38 38 GUNTAKAL
39 39 GOOTY
40 40 PEDDAVADUGUR
41 41 TADPATRI
42 42 PAMIDI
43 43 URAVAKONDA
44 44 BELUGUPPA
45 45 KANEKAL
46 46 KUNDURPI
47 47 ANANTAPUR
48 48 BUKKARAYASAMUDRAM
49 49 NARPALA
50 50 PUTLUR
51 51 RAMAGIRI
52 52 CHENNE KOTHAPALLE
53 53 TALUPULA
54 54 TANAKAL
55 55 KADIRI
56 56 KOTHACHERUVU
57 57 BUKKAPATNAM
58 58 NALLAMEDA
59 59 PUTTAPARTHI
60 2. YSR KADAPA DISTRICT 1 RAMAPURAM
61 2 CHAKRAYAPET
62 3 SIMHADRIPURAM
63 4 PENAGALUR
64 5 GALIVEEDU
65 6 VEERABALLI
66 7 J.MADUGU
67 8 KADAPA
68 9 THONDUR
69 10 PULLAMPET
70 11 L.R.PALLE
71 12 ATLOOR
72 13 VEMPALLE
73 14 BADVEL
74 15 GOPAVARAM
75 16 CHINNAMANDEM
76 17 RAYACHOTY
77 18 PULIVENDLA
78 19 B.MATTAM
79 20 RAJAMPET
80 21 KHAJIPET
81 22 V.N.PALLE
82 23 B.KODUR
83 24 PORUMAMILLA
84 25 C.K.DINNE
85 26 KALASAPADU
86 27 CHITVEL
87 28 MYDUKUR
88 29 PEDDAMUDIUM
89 30 VEMULA
90 31 VALLUR
91 32 RAJUPALEM
92 33 KAMALAPURAM
93 34 S.A.KASINAYANA/ Narsapur
94 35 LINGALA
95 36 SAMBEPALLE
96 37 PRODDATUR
97 38 VONTIMITTA
98 39 DUVVUR
99 40 NANDALUR
100 41 MUDDANUR
101 42 TSUNDUPALLE
102 43 YERRAGUNTLA
103 44 SIDHOUT
104 45 CHAPADU
105 46 KONDAPURAM
106 47 PENDLIMARRI
107 48 MYLAVARAM
108 3. KURNOOL DISTRICT 1 KOSIGI
109 2 CHAGALAMARRI
110 3 DHONE
111 4 GUDUR
112 5 KALLUR
113 6 KODUMUR
114 7 KOLIMIGUNDLA
115 8 MANTRALAYAM
116 9 NANDIKOTKUR
117 10 PEAPULLY
118 11 UYYALAWADA
119 12 VELDURTHY
120 4. PRAKASAM DISTRICT 1 ONGOLE
121 2 TANGUTUR
122 3 KOTHAPATNAM
123 4 N G PADU
124 5 CHIMAKURTHY
125 6 MADDIPADU
126 7 S N PADU
127 8 ADDANKI
128 9 KORISAPADU
129 10 J PANGULUR
130 11 BALLIKURAVA
131 12 S MAGULUR
132 13 MARTHUR
133 14 CHIRALA
134 15 VETAPALEM
135 16 CHINAGANJAM
136 17 PARCHUR
137 18 INKOLLU
138 19 KARAMCHEDU
139 20 KANDUKUR
140 21 GUDLUR
141 22 V V PALEM
142 23 PONNALUR
143 24 KONDEPI
144 25 ZARUGUMALLI
145 26 S KONDA
146 27 LINGASAMUDRAM
147 28 KANIGIRI
148 29 H M PADU
149 30 PAMUR
150 31 VELIGANDLA
151 32 C S PURAM
152 33 P C PALLI
153 34 PODILI
154 35 KONAKANAMITLA
155 36 MARRIPUDI
156 37 DARSI
157 38 TALLUR
158 39 MUNDLAMUR
159 40 DONAKONDA
160 41 KURICHEDU
161 42 TARLUPADU
162 43 MARKAPUR
163 44 DORNALA
164 45 PEDARAVEEDU
165 46 Y PALEM
166 47 TRIPURANTAKAM
167 48 PULLALACHERUVU
168 49 GIDDALUR
169 50 RACHERLA
170 51 KOMAROLE
171 52 B PETA
172 53 CUMBUM
173 54 ARDHAVEEDU
174 5.CHITTOOR DISTRICT 1 PEDDATHIPPASAMUDRA
175 2 MULAKALACHERUVU
176 3 B KOTHAKOTA
177 4 KALAKADA
178 5 PEDDA PANJANI
179 6 PEDDAMANDYAM
180 7 VENKATAGIRI KOTA
181 8 BAIREDDI PALLE
182 9 GANGAVARAM
183 10 KURABALAKOTA
184 11 GANGADHARA NELLORE
185 12 GUDIPALA
186 13 GURRAMKONDA
187 14 MADANAPALLE
188 15 PUTHALAPATTU
189 16 YADAMARI
190 17 VALMIKIPURAM / Vayalpadu
191 18 THAVANAMPALLE
192 19 CHINNAGOTTIGALLU
193 20 PALAMANER
194 21 IRALA
195 22 ROMPICHERLA
196 23 BANGARUPALEM
197 24 KALIKIRI
198 25 SANTHI PURAM
199 26 RAMA KUPPAM
200 27 THAMBALLAPALLE
201 28 NIMMANAPALLE
202 29 SODAM
203 30 GUDI PALLE
204 31 PULICHERLA
205 32 KUPPAM
206 33 THOTTAMBEDU
207 34 YERPEDU
208 35 SATYAVEDU
209 36 PALASAMUDRAM
210 37 CHANDRAGIRI
211 38 CHITTOOR
212 39 SRIRANGARAJAPURAM / Gudupalle
213 40 RAMASAMUDRAM
214 41 PUNGANUR
215 42 CHOWDEPALLE
216 6.SPS NELLORE DISTRICT 1 VARIKUNTAPADU
217 2 KONDAPURAM
218 3 DUTTALUR
219 4 UDAYAGIRI
220 5 MARRIPADU
221 6 RAPUR
222 7 SYDAPURAM
223 7. GUNTUR DISTRICT 1 NUZENDLA
224 2 IPUR
225 3 SAVALYAPURAM
226 4 ROMPICHERLA
Vide GO Ms. No. 02, Revenue (DM.II) Dept., Dated: 28.1.2015
1 7. ANANTHAPUR DIST 1 Kuderu
2 2 Rayadurg
3 3 Settur
4 4 Lepakshi
Annexure - 3
Cumulative Rainfall (in mm) during SW / NE Monsoons as Compared to Previous year
Sl. No
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1 SRIKAKULAM 668.1 705.7 871.3 981.7 1191.0 -5 -11
2 VIZIANAGARAM 626.3 692.7 895.1 938.6 1058.6 -10 -5
3 VISAKHAPATNAM 559.5 712.6 820.1 1009.7 1131.4 -21 -19
4 EAST GODAVARI 418.2 750.7 540.3 1069.4 971.3 -44 -49
5 WEST GODAVARI 479.5 785.0 569.4 1030.4 952.6 -39 -45
6 KRISHNA 418.9 685.1 545.6 934.5 1242.9 -39 -42
7 GUNTUR 308.2 525.8 459.8 754.7 1004.4 -41 -39
8 PRAKASAM 216.3 388.3 419.3 782.0 885.4 -44 -46
9 NELLORE 207.3 331.3 544.4 992.8 736.9 -37 -45
10 CHITTOOR 270.6 439.4 449.4 834.8 680.2 -38 -46
11 KADAPA 211 393.6 321.5 644.5 683.6 -46 -50
12 ANANTAPUR 169.2 338.4 270.1 493.7 449.8 -50 -45
13 KURNOOL 313.4 455.1 404.9 604.6 696.8 -31 -33
STATE 374.3 554.1 547.0 851.6 898.8 -32 -36
Annexure - 4
DISTRICT WISE MONTH WSE RAINFALL DATA FOR SOUTH WEST MONSOON - 2014
(Rainfall in milli meters)
Sl. No.
District
Jun-14 JULY-2014 AUGUST-2014 SEPTEMBER-2014 SWM-2014
ACTU
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% D
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ACTU
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RM
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% D
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ACTU
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NO
RM
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1 SRIKAKULAM 54.1 134.9 -
60 198.4 189.4 5 230.1 185.1 24 187.9 196.3 -4 670.5 705.7 -5.0
2 VIZIANAGARAM 55.0 128.4 -
57 143.3 178.7 -
20 271.8 195.1 39 155.3 190.5 -
18 625.5 692.7 -9.7
3 VISAKHAPATNAM 52.4 128.8 -
59 151.6 197.3 -
23 214.0 196.4 9 141.5 190.0 -
26 559.6 712.5 -21.5
4 EAST GODAVARI 23.4 120.2 -
81 151.9 230.8 -
34 117.1 212.6 -
45 126.0 187.1 -
33 418.4 750.7 -44.3
5 WEST GODAVARI 21.6 112.4 -
81 199.2 246.4 -
19 117.8 247.7 -
52 143.5 178.5 -
20 482.1 785.0 -38.6
6 KRISHNA 23.5 97.8 -
76 167.9 210.6 -
20 118.5 212.8 -
44 112.0 163.9 -
32 421.9 685.1 -38.4
7 GUNTUR 12.5 86.3 -
86 96.3 142.1 -
32 78.6 152.0 -
48 121.8 145.4 -
16 309.2 525.9 -41.2
8 PRAKASAM 11.5 58.0 -
80 81.9 89.7 -9 48.9 107.0 -
54 75.8 133.6 -
43 218.2 388.4 -43.8
9 NELLORE 29.8 56.8 -
48 39.5 86.3 -
54 79.0 86.2 -8 59.6 102.1 -
42 207.9 331.4 -37.3
COASTAL ANDHRA 31.5 102.6 -
69 136.7 174.6 -
22 141.8 177.2 -
20 124.8 165.3 -
24 434.8 619.7 -
29.8
10 CHITTOOR 59.0 78.7 -
25 49.7 101.9 -
51 94.8 117.4 -
19 68.1 141.4 -
52 271.5 439.4 -38.2
11 KADAPA 42.6 69.2 -
38 34.8 96.7 -
64 70.1 114.0 -
38 65.6 113.7 -
42 213.1 393.5 -45.8
12 ANANTAPUR 44.9 63.9 -
30 35.7 67.4 -
47 56.8 88.7 -
36 35.5 118.4 -
70 172.9 338.4 -48.9
13 KURNOOL 49.2 77.2 -
36 79.7 117.2 -
32 111.5 135.0 -
17 73.3 125.7 -
42 313.7 455.1 -31.1
RAYALASEEMA 48.9 72.2 -
32 50.0 95.8 -
48 83.3 113.8 -
27 60.6 124.8 -
51 242.8 406.6 -
40.3
State Average 36.9 93.3 -
60 110.0 150.4 -
27 123.8 157.6 -
21 105.0 152.8 -
31 375.7 554.1 -
32.2
Annexure - 5
District Wise Classification of Mandal as per NDVI value for the month of September- 2014
DISTRICT Sl No
MANDAL
NDVI NDWI
ND
VI
VA
LU
ES
STATUS as per NDVI 2013 2014 2013 2014
ANANTHAPUR 0.321 0.239 0.244 0.156 -25.5 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 1 AGALI 0.252 0.298 0.242 0.246 18.3 Normal
ANANTHAPUR 2 AMADAGUR 0.382 0.226 0.282 0.128 -40.8 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 3 AMARAPURAM 0.292 0.342 0.248 0.303 17.1 Normal
ANANTHAPUR 4 ANANTAPUR 0.282 0.236 0.212 0.14 -16.3 Normal
ANANTHAPUR 5 ATMAKUR 0.245 0.247 0.148 0.081 0.8 Normal
ANANTHAPUR 6 BATHALAPALLI 0.417 0.262 0.34 0.194 -37.2 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 7 BELUGUPPA 0.202 0.223 0.092 0.133 10.4 Normal
ANANTHAPUR 8 BOMMANAHAL 0.2 0.25 0.278 0.223 25.0 Normal
ANANTHAPUR 9 BRAHMASAMUDRAM 0.267 0.286 0.281 0.256 7.1 Normal
ANANTHAPUR 10 BUKKAPATNAM 0.412 0.219 0.352 0.208 -46.8 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 11 BUKKARAYASAMURAM 0.289 0.243 0.224 0.19 -15.9 Normal
ANANTHAPUR 12 CHENNAKOTHAPALLI 0.329 0.152 0.317 0.025 -53.8 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 13 CHILAMATURU 0.387 0.217 0.357 0.14 -43.9 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 14 DANDINAHIREAHAL 0.159 0.286 0.19 0.195 79.9 Normal
ANANTHAPUR 15 DHARMAVARAM 0.389 0.212 0.305 0.097 -45.5 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 16 GANDLAPENTA 0.425 0.227 0.298 0.112 -46.6 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 17 GARLADINNE 0.328 0.23 0.236 0.208 -29.9 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 18 GOOTY 0.508 0.351 0.41 0.213 -30.9 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 19 GORANTA 0.389 0.211 0.333 0.125 -45.8 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 20 GUDIBANDA 0.293 0.36 0.311 0.283 22.9 Normal
ANANTHAPUR 21 GUMMAGATYA 0.241 0.322 0.234 0.29 33.6 Normal
ANANTHAPUR 22 GUNTAKAL 0.447 0.309 0.426 0.216 -30.9 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 23 HINDUPUR 0.286 0.217 0.214 0.246 -24.1 Normal
ANANTHAPUR 24 KADIRI 0.414 0.27 0.344 0.206 -34.8 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 25 KALYANDURG 0.288 0.254 0.212 0.17 -11.8 Normal
ANANTHAPUR 26 KAMBADUR 0.317 0.235 0.208 0.096 -25.9 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 27 KANAGANAPALLI 0.305 0.164 0.152 -0.027 -46.2 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 28 KANEKAL 0.221 0.267 0.24 0.219 20.8 Normal
ANANTHAPUR 29 KOTHACHERUVU 0.398 0.176 0.328 0.027 -55.8 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 30 KUDAIR 0.296 0.3 0.192 0.212 1.4 Normal
ANANTHAPUR 31 KUNDURPI 0.318 0.293 0.3 0.26 -7.9 Normal
ANANTHAPUR 32 LEPAKSHI 0.29 0.258 0.25 0.246 -11.0 Normal
ANANTHAPUR 33 MADAKASIRA 0.346 0.242 0.22 0.087 -30.1 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 34 MUDIGUBBA 0.404 0.219 0.314 0.137 -45.8 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 35 NALLACHERUVU 0.406 0.209 0.288 0.142 -48.5 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 36 NALLAMADA 0.434 0.274 0.343 0.241 -36.9 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 37 NAMBULIPULIKUNTA 0.44 0.274 0.343 0.184 -37.7 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 38 NARPALA 0.333 0.257 0.296 0.194 -22.8 Normal
ANANTHAPUR 39 OBULADEVARACHERUVU 0.403 0.277 0.309 0.187 -31.3 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 40 PAMIDI 0.449 0.216 0.299 0.138 -51.9 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 41 PARIGI 0.283 0.18 0.113 0.114 -36.4 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 42 PEDDAPAPPURU 0.383 0.26 0.238 0.174 -32.1 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 43 PEDDAVADUGUR 0.487 0.238 0.38 0.173 -51.1 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 44 PENUKONDA 0.267 0.17 0.188 0.047 -36.3 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 45 PUTLUR 0.332 0.194 0.107 0.049 -41.6 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 46 PUTTAPARTHI 0.396 0.191 0.313 0.174 -51.8 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 47 RAMAGIRI 0.289 0.149 0.154 0.021 -48.4 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 48 RAPTADU 0.297 0.214 0.223 0.049 -27.9 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 49 RAYADURG 0.222 0.319 0.221 0.289 43.7 Normal
ANANTHAPUR 50 RODAM 0.257 0.185 0.158 0.077 -28.0 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 51 ROLLA 0.298 0.299 0.342 0.298 0.3 Normal
ANANTHAPUR 52 SETTUR 0.312 0.288 0.278 0.224 -7.7 Normal
ANANTHAPUR 53 SINGANAMALA 0.357 0.24 0.251 0.151 -32.8 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 54 SOMANDEPALLI 0.293 0.183 0.21 0.069 -37.5 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 55 TADAPARTI 0.347 0.215 0.197 0.09 -38.0 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 56 TADIMARRI 0.403 0.237 0.334 0.183 -41.2 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 57 TALUPULA 0.407 0.292 0.333 0.248 -28.3 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 58 TANAKAL 0.375 0.216 0.274 0.139 -42.4 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 59 URVAKONDA 0.138 0.179 0.099 0.133 29.7 Normal
ANANTHAPUR 60 VAJRAKARUR 0.246 0.207 0.188 0.144 -15.9 Normal
ANANTHAPUR 61 VIDUPANAKAL 0.184 0.215 0.076 0.164 16.8 Normal
ANANTHAPUR 62 YADAKI 0.443 0.31 0.282 0.202 -30.0 Moderate
ANANTHAPUR 63 YELLANUR 0.339 0.168 0.17 0.038 -50.4 Moderate
CHITTOOR 0.434 0.375 0.404 0.324
CHITTOOR 1 BAIREDDYPALLE 0.444 0.27 0.421 0.18 -39.2 Moderate
CHITTOOR 2 BANGARUPALEM 0.512 0.458 0.482 0.413 -10.5 Normal
CHITTOOR 3 BUCHINAIDUKHANDRIGA 0.295 0.362 0.352 0.292 22.7 Normal
CHITTOOR 4 CHANDRAGIRI 0.494 0.485 0.467 0.415 -1.8 Normal
CHITTOOR 5 CHINNAGOTTIGALLU 0.484 0.494 0.45 0.408 2.1 Normal
CHITTOOR 6 CHITTOR 0.53 0.518 0.53 0.459 -2.3 Normal
CHITTOOR 7 CHOWDEPALLE 0.46 0.333 0.378 0.338 -27.6 Moderate
CHITTOOR 8 GANGADHARANELLORE 0.466 0.507 0.49 0.501 8.8 Normal
CHITTOOR 9 GANGAVARAM 0.465 0.307 0.412 0.193 -34.0 Moderate
CHITTOOR 10 GUDIPALA 0.514 0.535 0.514 0.517 4.1 Normal
CHITTOOR 11 GUDUPALLE 0.457 0.283 0.328 0.188 -38.1 Moderate
CHITTOOR 12 GURRAMKONDA 0.45 0.31 0.357 0.312 -31.1 Moderate
CHITTOOR 13 IRALA 0.505 0.431 0.491 0.416 -14.7 Normal
CHITTOOR 14 KALAKADA 0.414 0.291 0.305 0.275 -29.7 Moderate
CHITTOOR 15 KALIKIRI 0.449 0.371 0.372 0.302 -17.4 Normal
CHITTOOR 16 KAMBHAMVARIPALLE 0.41 0.373 0.389 0.326 -9.0 Normal
CHITTOOR 17 KAMMAPALLI 0.422 0.504 0.481 0.451 19.4 Normal
CHITTOOR 18 KARVETINAGAR 0.416 0.506 0.497 0.446 21.6 Normal
CHITTOOR 19 KOTHAKOTA 0.441 0.276 0.352 0.209 -37.4 Moderate
CHITTOOR 20 KOVANURU 0.336 0.411 0.41 0.334 22.3 Normal
CHITTOOR 21 KUPPAM 0.443 0.28 0.367 0.232 -36.8 Moderate
CHITTOOR 22 KURBALAKOT 0.477 0.301 0.335 0.287 -36.9 Moderate
CHITTOOR 23 MADANAPALLE 0.455 0.273 0.355 0.231 -40.0 Moderate
CHITTOOR 24 MULAKALACHERUVU 0.413 0.264 0.322 0.181 -36.1 Moderate
CHITTOOR 25 NAGALAPURAM 0.377 0.465 0.464 0.49 23.3 Normal
CHITTOOR 26 NAGARI 0.404 0.507 0.458 0.467 25.5 Normal
CHITTOOR 27 NARAYANAVANAM 0.396 0.478 0.486 0.422 20.7 Normal
CHITTOOR 28 NIMMANAPALLE 0.473 0.32 0.399 0.299 -32.3 Moderate
CHITTOOR 29 NINDRA 0.435 0.507 0.515 0.468 16.6 Normal
CHITTOOR 30 PAKALA 0.503 0.467 0.418 0.413 -7.2 Normal
CHITTOOR 31 PALAMANERU 0.495 0.338 0.439 0.253 -31.7 Moderate
CHITTOOR 32 PALASAMUDRAM 0.426 0.495 0.488 0.448 16.2 Normal
CHITTOOR 33 PEDDAMANDYAM 0.393 0.212 0.291 0.214 -46.1 Moderate
CHITTOOR 34 PEDDAPANJANI 0.452 0.303 0.362 0.218 -33.0 Moderate
CHITTOOR 35 PEDDATIPPASAMUDRAM 0.39 0.237 0.339 0.102 -39.2 Moderate
CHITTOOR 36 PELLAKUR 0.241 0.301 0.356 0.249 24.9 Normal
CHITTOOR 37 PENUMURU 0.461 0.456 0.456 0.465 -1.1 Normal
CHITTOOR 38 PILER 0.477 0.411 0.434 0.368 -13.8 Normal
CHITTOOR 39 PITCHATUR 0.416 0.499 0.537 0.483 20.0 Normal
CHITTOOR 40 PULICHERLA 0.492 0.485 0.441 0.409 -1.4 Normal
CHITTOOR 41 PUNGANOOR 0.44 0.264 0.329 0.207 -40.0 Moderate
CHITTOOR 42 PURAM 0.426 0.483 0.514 0.468 13.4 Normal
CHITTOOR 43 PUTHALAPATTU 0.503 0.438 0.476 0.43 -12.9 Normal
CHITTOOR 44 PUTTUR 0.419 0.516 0.446 0.418 23.2 Normal
CHITTOOR 45 RAMAKUPPAM 0.416 0.292 0.31 0.247 -29.8 Moderate
CHITTOOR 46 RAMASAMUDRAM 0.454 0.315 0.29 0.224 -30.6 Moderate
CHITTOOR 47 RENIGUNTA 0.364 0.456 0.488 0.406 25.3 Normal
CHITTOOR 48 ROMPICHERLA 0.505 0.493 0.477 0.38 -2.4 Normal
CHITTOOR 49 SANTHIPURAM 0.373 0.247 0.262 0.177 -33.8 Moderate
CHITTOOR 50 SATYAVEDU 0.326 0.42 0.392 0.407 28.8 Normal
CHITTOOR 51 SODAM 0.43 0.363 0.378 0.272 -15.6 Normal
CHITTOOR 52 SOMALA 0.486 0.424 0.415 0.382 -12.8 Normal
CHITTOOR 53 SRIKALAHASTI 0.334 0.437 0.411 0.337 30.8 Normal
CHITTOOR 54 THAMBALLAPALLI 0.443 0.265 0.37 0.24 -40.2 Moderate
CHITTOOR 55 THAVANAMPALLE 0.522 0.486 0.517 0.481 -6.9 Normal
CHITTOOR 56 THOTTAMBEDUKHANDRIGA 0.296 0.358 0.346 0.246 20.9 Normal
CHITTOOR 57 TIRUPATI RURAL 0.378 0.481 0.476 0.426 27.2 Normal
CHITTOOR 58 TIRUPATI URBAN 0.556 0.544 0.498 0.398 -2.2 Normal
CHITTOOR 59 VADAMALPETA 0.403 0.508 0.473 0.446 26.1 Normal
CHITTOOR 60 VARADAIAHPALEM 0.242 0.388 0.365 0.346 60.3 Normal
CHITTOOR 61 VAYALPADU 0.422 0.331 0.341 0.283 -21.6 Normal
CHITTOOR 62 VEDURUKUPPAM 0.409 0.477 0.426 0.422 16.6 Normal
CHITTOOR 63 VENKATAGIRIKONDA 0.43 0.31 0.338 0.22 -27.9 Moderate
CHITTOOR 64 VIJAYAPURAM 0.44 0.524 0.507 0.501 19.1 Normal
CHITTOOR 65 YADAMARRI 0.523 0.516 0.544 0.498 -1.3 Normal
CHITTOOR 66 YERPADU 0.345 0.458 0.453 0.376 32.8 Normal
CHITTOOR 67 YERRAVARIPALEM 0.49 0.462 0.478 0.364 -5.7 Normal
CUDDAPAH 0.375 0.264 0.318 0.217 -29.6 Moderate
CUDDAPAH 1 ATLUR 0.445 0.294 0.438 0.228 -33.9 Moderate
CUDDAPAH 2 B KODUR 0.451 0.336 0.417 0.327 -25.5 Moderate
CUDDAPAH 3 BADVEL 0.455 0.285 0.452 0.192 -37.4 Moderate
CUDDAPAH 4 BRAHMAMGARIMATAM 0.459 0.33 0.465 0.306 -28.1 Moderate
CUDDAPAH 5 CHAKRAYAPETA 0.454 0.323 0.406 0.255 -28.9 Moderate
CUDDAPAH 6 CHAPAD 0.406 0.233 0.571 0.519 -42.6 Moderate
CUDDAPAH 7 CHENNUR 0.437 0.329 0.525 0.413 -24.7 Normal
CUDDAPAH 8 CHINNAMANDEM 0.428 0.282 0.336 0.264 -34.1 Moderate
CUDDAPAH 9 CHINTAKAMMADINNE 0.388 0.27 0.353 0.251 -30.4 Moderate
CUDDAPAH 10 CHITVEL 0.457 0.44 0.462 0.391 -3.7 Normal
CUDDAPAH 11 CUDDAPAH 0.399 0.281 0.514 0.438 -29.6 Moderate
CUDDAPAH 12 DUVVUR 0.389 0.207 0.411 0.361 -46.8 Moderate
CUDDAPAH 13 GALIVEEDU 0.435 0.248 0.338 0.156 -43.0 Moderate
CUDDAPAH 14 GOPAVARAM 0.437 0.294 0.408 0.233 -32.7 Moderate
CUDDAPAH 15 JAMMALAMADUGU 0.285 0.189 0.121 0.078 -33.7 Moderate
CUDDAPAH 16 KAMALAPURAM 0.295 0.21 0.225 0.134 -28.8 Moderate
CUDDAPAH 17 KHAJIPET 0.434 0.271 0.513 0.425 -37.6 Moderate
CUDDAPAH 18 KODUR 0.433 0.503 0.485 0.425 16.2 Normal
CUDDAPAH 19 KONDAPURAM 0.31 0.203 0.225 0.148 -34.5 Moderate
CUDDAPAH 20 LAKKIREDDYPALLI 0.462 0.3 0.37 0.228 -35.1 Moderate
CUDDAPAH 21 LINGALA 0.35 0.218 0.224 0.136 -37.7 Moderate
CUDDAPAH 22 MUDDANUR 0.369 0.225 0.203 0.065 -39.0 Moderate
CUDDAPAH 23 MYLAVARAM 0.274 0.202 0.112 0.092 -26.3 Moderate
CUDDAPAH 24 NANDALUR 0.427 0.365 0.387 0.351 -14.5 Normal
CUDDAPAH 25 NARSAPURAM 0.504 0.333 0.454 0.406 -33.9 Moderate
CUDDAPAH 26 OBULAVARIPALLE 0.426 0.449 0.382 0.368 5.4 Normal
CUDDAPAH 27 PEDDAMUDIAM 0.244 0.134 0.059 -0.028 -45.1 Moderate
CUDDAPAH 28 PENAGALUR 0.465 0.433 0.4 0.322 -6.9 Normal
CUDDAPAH 29 PENDLIMARRI 0.398 0.252 0.304 0.225 -36.7 Moderate
CUDDAPAH 30 PORUMAMILLA 0.492 0.377 0.424 0.374 -23.4 Normal
CUDDAPAH 31 PRODDUTUR 0.264 0.141 0.264 0.197 -46.6 Moderate
CUDDAPAH 32 PULIVENDULA 0.303 0.189 0.247 0.108 -37.6 Moderate
CUDDAPAH 33 PULLAMPETA 0.417 0.383 0.354 0.279 -8.2 Normal
CUDDAPAH 34 RAJAMPETA 0.433 0.422 0.338 0.274 -2.5 Normal
CUDDAPAH 35 RAJUPALEM 0.301 0.155 0.292 0.083 -48.5 Moderate
CUDDAPAH 36 RAMAPURAM 0.417 0.257 0.347 0.165 -38.4 Moderate
CUDDAPAH 37 RAYACHOTI 0.402 0.271 0.335 0.216 -32.6 Moderate
CUDDAPAH 38 S MYDUKUR 0.414 0.287 0.36 0.343 -30.7 Moderate
CUDDAPAH 39 SAMBEPALLI 0.384 0.278 0.267 0.206 -27.6 Moderate
CUDDAPAH 40 SIDHOUT 0.51 0.435 0.475 0.419 -14.7 Normal
CUDDAPAH 41 SIMHADRIPURAM 0.246 0.123 0.194 0.021 -50.0 Moderate
CUDDAPAH 42 THONDUR 0.331 0.136 0.282 0.051 -58.9 Moderate
CUDDAPAH 43 TSUNDURUPALLI 0.374 0.31 0.346 0.271 -17.1 Normal
CUDDAPAH 44 VALLUR 0.397 0.294 0.317 0.235 -25.9 Moderate
CUDDAPAH 45 VEERABALLE 0.392 0.3 0.319 0.201 -23.5 Normal
CUDDAPAH 46 VEERAPANAYANIPALLI 0.361 0.196 0.263 0.091 -45.7 Moderate
CUDDAPAH 47 VEMPALLI 0.338 0.167 0.292 0.151 -50.6 Moderate
CUDDAPAH 48 VEMULA 0.311 0.167 0.239 0.069 -46.3 Moderate
CUDDAPAH 49 VONTIMETTA 0.458 0.394 0.424 0.319 -14.0 Normal
CUDDAPAH 50 YERRAGUNTLA 0.33 0.21 0.204 0.12 -36.4 Moderate
EASTGODAVARI 0.493 0.522 0.65 0.657 5.9 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 1 ADDATEEGALA 0.571 0.558 0.629 0.659 -2.3 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 2 AINAVALLI 0.39 0.43 0.694 0.739 10.3 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 3 ALAMURU 0.528 0.588 0.694 0.646 11.4 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 4 ALLAVARAM 0.441 0.514 0.707 0.701 16.6 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 5 AMALAPURAM 0.467 0.555 0.716 0.683 18.8 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 6 AMBAJIPETA 0.485 0.546 0.739 0.741 12.6 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 7 ANAPARTHI 0.546 0.586 0.663 0.667 7.3 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 8 ATREYAPURAM 0.337 0.447 0.62 0.614 32.6 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 9 BICCAVOLU 0.548 0.536 0.674 0.666 -2.2 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 10 DEVIPATNAM 0.482 0.545 0.629 0.666 13.1 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 11 GANGAVARAM 0.476 0.516 0.602 0.605 8.4 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 12 GOKAVARAM 0.525 0.487 0.626 0.628 -7.2 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 13 GOLLAPROLU 0.452 0.494 0.621 0.649 9.3 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 14 GONDEPALLI 0.518 0.544 0.622 0.602 5.0 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 15 JAGGAMPETA 0.458 0.501 0.63 0.6 9.4 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 16 KADIYAM 0.529 0.525 0.658 0.61 -0.8 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 17 KAJULURU 0.583 0.577 0.709 0.725 -1.0 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 18 KAKINADA 0.483 0.516 0.513 0.577 6.8 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 19 KAPILESWARAM 0.478 0.601 0.711 0.718 25.7 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 20 KARAPA 0.565 0.557 0.681 0.694 -1.4 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 21 KATRENIKONA 0.462 0.501 0.705 0.725 8.4 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 22 KIRLAMPUDI 0.445 0.51 0.672 0.647 14.6 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 23 KORUKONDA 0.471 0.465 0.644 0.617 -1.3 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 24 KOTANNUDURU 0.507 0.5 0.608 0.63 -1.4 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 25 KOTHAPALLI 0.479 0.498 0.601 0.682 4.0 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 26 KOTHAPETA 0.436 0.523 0.68 0.696 20.0 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 27 MALIKIPURAM 0.369 0.509 0.702 0.729 37.9 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 28 MAMIDIKUDURU 0.409 0.423 0.729 0.707 3.4 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 29 MANDAPETA 0.526 0.52 0.664 0.68 -1.1 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 30 MAREDUMILLI 0.576 0.656 0.684 0.7 13.9 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 31 MUMMIDIVARAM 0.491 0.467 0.712 0.732 -4.9 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 32 P GANNAVARAM 0.405 0.536 0.69 0.714 32.3 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 33 PAMARRU 0.525 0.6 0.666 0.716 14.3 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 34 PARTHIPADU 0.512 0.511 0.636 0.614 -0.2 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 35 PEDAPUDI 0.597 0.558 0.697 0.708 -6.5 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 36 PEDDAPURAM 0.534 0.561 0.613 0.572 5.1 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 37 PITHAPURAM 0.507 0.525 0.678 0.666 3.6 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 38 RAJAMUNDRY 0.418 0.472 0.56 0.596 12.9 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 39 RAJANAGARAM 0.467 0.507 0.623 0.629 8.6 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 40 RAJAVOMMANGI 0.571 0.537 0.607 0.646 -6.0 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 41 RAMACHANDRAPURAM 0.566 0.593 0.716 0.726 4.8 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 42 RAMPACHODAVARAM 0.486 0.562 0.625 0.676 15.6 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 43 RANGAMPETA 0.489 0.514 0.624 0.596 5.1 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 44 RAVULAPALEM 0.44 0.486 0.657 0.608 10.5 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 45 RAYAVARAM 0.511 0.589 0.714 0.721 15.3 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 46 RAZOLU 0.423 0.509 0.721 0.732 20.3 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 47 SAKHINETIPALLI 0.337 0.366 0.674 0.69 8.6 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 48 SAMALKOTA 0.522 0.556 0.688 0.65 6.5 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 49 SANKHAVARAM 0.523 0.553 0.625 0.654 5.7 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 50 SITANAGARAM 0.445 0.425 0.621 0.573 -4.5 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 51 T POLAVARAM 0.41 0.473 0.702 0.728 15.4 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 52 TALLAREVU 0.48 0.493 0.659 0.681 2.7 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 53 THONDANGI 0.373 0.451 0.598 0.644 20.9 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 54 TUNI 0.54 0.525 0.589 0.619 -2.8 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 55 UPPALAGUPTAM 0.354 0.51 0.703 0.72 44.1 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 56 Y RAMAVARAM 0.6 0.544 0.651 0.676 -9.3 Normal
EASTGODAVARI 57 YELESWARAM 0.471 0.507 0.654 0.639 7.6 Normal
GUNTUR 0.42 0.312 0.546 0.455 -25.7 Moderate
GUNTUR 1 AMARAVATI 0.396 0.356 0.493 0.432 -10.1 Normal
GUNTUR 2 AMARTHALURU 0.417 0.333 0.678 0.671 -20.1 Normal
GUNTUR 3 ATCHAMPETA 0.45 0.395 0.494 0.436 -12.2 Normal
GUNTUR 4 BAPATLA 0.232 0.155 0.651 0.505 -33.2 Moderate
GUNTUR 5 BELLAMKONDA 0.509 0.369 0.552 0.498 -27.5 Moderate
GUNTUR 6 BHATTIPROLU 0.462 0.31 0.655 0.551 -32.9 Moderate
GUNTUR 7 BOLLAPALLE 0.482 0.305 0.441 0.386 -36.7 Moderate
GUNTUR 8 CHEBROLU 0.345 0.303 0.588 0.46 -12.2 Normal
GUNTUR 9 CHEPUKUPPALI 0.439 0.259 0.632 0.619 -41.0 Moderate
GUNTUR 10 CHILAKALURIPETA 0.448 0.381 0.485 0.442 -15.0 Normal
GUNTUR 11 DACHEPALLE 0.546 0.341 0.538 0.403 -37.5 Moderate
GUNTUR 12 DUGGIRALA 0.425 0.367 0.66 0.633 -13.6 Normal
GUNTUR 13 DURGI 0.551 0.369 0.553 0.384 -33.0 Moderate
GUNTUR 14 EDLAPADU 0.404 0.322 0.472 0.39 -20.3 Normal
GUNTUR 15 GUNTUR 0.341 0.337 0.493 0.434 -1.2 Normal
GUNTUR 16 GURZALA 0.564 0.341 0.587 0.442 -39.5 Moderate
GUNTUR 17 IPUR 0.472 0.325 0.514 0.405 -31.1 Moderate
GUNTUR 18 KAKUMANU 0.213 0.179 0.617 0.418 -16.0 Normal
GUNTUR 19 KAMEMPUDI 0.508 0.36 0.571 0.501 -29.1 Moderate
GUNTUR 20 KARLAPALEM 0.343 0.161 0.596 0.536 -53.1 Moderate
GUNTUR 21 KOLLIPARA 0.386 0.39 0.657 0.646 1.0 Normal
GUNTUR 22 KOLLUR 0.497 0.409 0.643 0.66 -17.7 Normal
GUNTUR 23 KROSUR 0.455 0.372 0.495 0.432 -18.2 Normal
GUNTUR 24 MACHAVARAM 0.554 0.39 0.531 0.427 -29.6 Moderate
GUNTUR 25 MACHERLA 0.54 0.334 0.522 0.3 -38.1 Moderate
GUNTUR 26 MANGALAGIRI 0.307 0.287 0.531 0.504 -6.5 Normal
GUNTUR 27 MEDIKONDURU 0.334 0.27 0.429 0.385 -19.2 Normal
GUNTUR 28 MUPPALLA 0.42 0.267 0.626 0.564 -36.4 Moderate
GUNTUR 29 NADENDLA 0.386 0.335 0.51 0.376 -13.2 Normal
GUNTUR 30 NAGARAM 0.412 0.199 0.651 0.601 -51.7 Moderate
GUNTUR 31 NARASARAOPET 0.383 0.325 0.55 0.471 -15.1 Normal
GUNTUR 32 NEKARIKALLU 0.484 0.323 0.626 0.559 -33.3 Moderate
GUNTUR 33 NIZAMPATNAM 0.325 0.121 0.618 0.522 -62.8 Moderate
GUNTUR 34 NUZENDLA 0.454 0.381 0.473 0.327 -16.1 Normal
GUNTUR 35 PEDAKAKANI 0.352 0.348 0.564 0.541 -1.1 Normal
GUNTUR 36 PEDAKURAPADU 0.433 0.294 0.488 0.37 -32.1 Moderate
GUNTUR 37 PEDANANDIPADU 0.296 0.257 0.393 0.29 -13.2 Normal
GUNTUR 38 PHIRANGIPURAM 0.384 0.262 0.552 0.445 -31.8 Moderate
GUNTUR 39 PIDUGURALLA 0.506 0.339 0.583 0.499 -33.0 Moderate
GUNTUR 40 PITTALAVANIPALEM 0.355 0.233 0.635 0.466 -34.4 Moderate
GUNTUR 41 PONNUR 0.277 0.324 0.668 0.638 17.0 Normal
GUNTUR 42 PRATHIPADU 0.313 0.283 0.388 0.37 -9.6 Normal
GUNTUR 43 RAJUPALEM 0.483 0.343 0.54 0.5 -29.0 Moderate
GUNTUR 44 RENTACHINTALA 0.542 0.333 0.568 0.43 -38.6 Moderate
GUNTUR 45 REPALLE 0.327 0.185 0.681 0.661 -43.4 Moderate
GUNTUR 46 ROMPECHERLA 0.438 0.295 0.6 0.409 -32.6 Moderate
GUNTUR 47 SATTENAPALLE 0.402 0.256 0.458 0.379 -36.3 Moderate
GUNTUR 48 SAVALYAPURAM 0.399 0.293 0.568 0.379 -26.6 Moderate
GUNTUR 49 TADEPALLI 0.39 0.358 0.554 0.541 -8.2 Normal
GUNTUR 50 TADIKONDA 0.301 0.343 0.484 0.499 14.0 Normal
GUNTUR 51 TENALI 0.4 0.423 0.651 0.582 5.7 Normal
GUNTUR 52 THULLUR 0.361 0.354 0.518 0.536 -1.9 Normal
GUNTUR 53 TSUNDURU 0.465 0.394 0.658 0.653 -15.3 Normal
GUNTUR 54 VATTICHERUKURU 0.28 0.255 0.464 0.395 -8.9 Normal
GUNTUR 55 VELDURTHI 0.507 0.273 0.448 0.267 -46.2 Moderate
GUNTUR 56 VEMUR 0.429 0.409 0.656 0.646 -4.7 Normal
GUNTUR 57 VINUKONDA 0.433 0.381 0.448 0.32 -12.0 Normal
KRISHNA 0.478 0.407 0.624 0.593 -14.9 Normal
KRISHNA 1 A KONDURU 0.55 0.467 0.609 0.593 -15.1 Normal
KRISHNA 2 AGIRIPALLI 0.455 0.454 0.571 0.604 -0.2 Normal
KRISHNA 3 AVANIGADDA 0.393 0.229 0.705 0.638 -41.7 Moderate
KRISHNA 4 BANTUMILLI 0.464 0.414 0.679 0.68 -10.8 Normal
KRISHNA 5 BAPULAPADU 0.476 0.457 0.629 0.614 -4.0 Normal
KRISHNA 6 CHALLAPALLI 0.473 0.299 0.651 0.59 -36.8 Moderate
KRISHNA 7 CHANDARLAPADU 0.535 0.483 0.624 0.565 -9.7 Normal
KRISHNA 8 CHATRAI 0.497 0.486 0.573 0.579 -2.2 Normal
KRISHNA 9 G KONDURU 0.469 0.434 0.594 0.59 -7.5 Normal
KRISHNA 10 GAMPALAGUDEM 0.507 0.417 0.6 0.519 -17.8 Normal
KRISHNA 11 GANNAVARAM 0.507 0.475 0.618 0.582 -6.3 Normal
KRISHNA 12 GHANTASALA 0.519 0.335 0.669 0.604 -35.5 Moderate
KRISHNA 13 GUDIVADA 0.421 0.328 0.671 0.642 -22.1 Normal
KRISHNA 14 GUDLAVLALLERU 0.5 0.381 0.689 0.663 -23.8 Normal
KRISHNA 15 GUDUR 0.486 0.293 0.683 0.65 -39.7 Moderate
KRISHNA 16 IBRAHIMPATNAM 0.443 0.375 0.558 0.543 -15.3 Normal
KRISHNA 17 JAGGAYAPETA 0.533 0.445 0.594 0.482 -16.5 Normal
KRISHNA 18 KALIDINDI 0.336 0.402 0.637 0.665 19.6 Normal
KRISHNA 19 KANCHIKACHERLA 0.457 0.471 0.541 0.592 3.1 Normal
KRISHNA 20 KANKIPADU 0.495 0.506 0.664 0.641 2.2 Normal
KRISHNA 21 KODURU 0.288 0.122 0.618 0.513 -57.6 Moderate
KRISHNA 22 KRTHIVENNU 0.319 0.332 0.605 0.631 4.1 Normal
KRISHNA 23 MACHILIPATNAM 0.37 0.2 0.549 0.536 -45.9 Moderate
KRISHNA 24 MAILAVARAM 0.468 0.468 0.59 0.573 0.0 Normal
KRISHNA 25 MANDAVALLI 0.437 0.391 0.699 0.703 -10.5 Normal
KRISHNA 26 MOPIDEVI 0.498 0.249 0.647 0.573 -50.0 Moderate
KRISHNA 27 MOTURU 0.535 0.435 0.687 0.673 -18.7 Normal
KRISHNA 28 MOVVA 0.478 0.382 0.676 0.666 -20.1 Normal
KRISHNA 29 MUDINEPALLI 0.504 0.413 0.679 0.661 -18.1 Normal
KRISHNA 30 MUSUNUR 0.445 0.489 0.532 0.555 9.9 Normal
KRISHNA 31 NAGAYALANKA 0.305 0.134 0.645 0.531 -56.1 Moderate
KRISHNA 32 NANDIGAMA 0.565 0.506 0.632 0.608 -10.4 Normal
KRISHNA 33 NUZVIDU 0.458 0.476 0.537 0.556 3.9 Normal
KRISHNA 34 PAMARRU 0.463 0.406 0.668 0.662 -12.3 Normal
KRISHNA 35 PAMIDIMUKKALA 0.511 0.467 0.676 0.64 -8.6 Normal
KRISHNA 36 PEDANA 0.474 0.386 0.672 0.646 -18.6 Normal
KRISHNA 37 PEDAPARUPUDI 0.502 0.515 0.671 0.659 2.6 Normal
KRISHNA 38 PENAMALURU 0.504 0.477 0.638 0.51 -5.4 Normal
KRISHNA 39 PENUGHANCHIPROLU 0.543 0.454 0.605 0.573 -16.4 Normal
KRISHNA 40 REDDIGUDEM 0.532 0.484 0.623 0.61 -9.0 Normal
KRISHNA 41 THOTLAVALLURU 0.39 0.486 0.661 0.554 24.6 Normal
KRISHNA 42 TIRUVURU 0.577 0.433 0.654 0.598 -25.0 Normal
KRISHNA 43 UNGUTURU 0.548 0.46 0.676 0.647 -16.1 Normal
KRISHNA 44 VATSAVAI 0.548 0.481 0.575 0.487 -12.2 Normal
KRISHNA 45 VEERULLAPADU 0.552 0.512 0.628 0.628 -7.2 Normal
KRISHNA 46 VIJAYAWADA RURAL 0.482 0.429 0.639 0.608 -11.0 Normal
KRISHNA 47 VIJAYAWADA URBAN 0.514 0.446 0.565 0.454 -13.2 Normal
KRISHNA 48 VISSANNAPETA 0.551 0.476 0.628 0.601 -13.6 Normal
KRISHNA 49 VUYYURU 0.442 0.295 0.679 0.646 -33.3 Moderate
KURNOOL 0.439 0.344 0.355 0.322 -21.6 Normal
KURNOOL 1 ADONI 0.539 0.407 0.437 0.398 -24.5 Normal
KURNOOL 2 ALLAGADDA 0.43 0.303 0.303 0.294 -29.5 Moderate
KURNOOL 3 ASPARI 0.45 0.347 0.298 0.19 -22.9 Normal
KURNOOL 4 ATMAKUR 0.518 0.41 0.554 0.528 -20.8 Normal
KURNOOL 5 BANDIATMAKUR 0.458 0.376 0.654 0.6 -17.9 Normal
KURNOOL 6 BANGANPALLE 0.397 0.32 0.252 0.244 -19.4 Normal
KURNOOL 7 BELAGAL 0.469 0.358 0.411 0.45 -23.7 Normal
KURNOOL 8 BETHAMCHERLA 0.512 0.42 0.358 0.351 -18.0 Normal
KURNOOL 9 CHAGALAMARRI 0.319 0.234 0.206 0.189 -26.6 Moderate
KURNOOL 10 CHIPPAGIRI 0.243 0.234 0.074 0.126 -3.7 Normal
KURNOOL 11 DEVANAKONDA 0.486 0.4 0.374 0.309 -17.7 Normal
KURNOOL 12 DHONE 0.516 0.377 0.396 0.307 -26.9 Moderate
KURNOOL 13 DORNIPADU 0.28 0.219 0.226 0.122 -21.8 Normal
KURNOOL 14 GADIVEMULA 0.437 0.345 0.426 0.364 -21.1 Normal
KURNOOL 15 GONEGONDLA 0.495 0.415 0.388 0.375 -16.2 Normal
KURNOOL 16 GOSPAD 0.396 0.322 0.51 0.405 -18.7 Normal
KURNOOL 17 GUDUR 0.434 0.3 0.31 0.29 -30.9 Moderate
KURNOOL 18 HALAHARVI 0.322 0.3 0.155 0.259 -6.8 Normal
KURNOOL 19 HOLAGUNDA 0.429 0.321 0.386 0.383 -25.2 Moderate
KURNOOL 20 JUPADJBANGLOW 0.553 0.441 0.518 0.469 -20.3 Normal
KURNOOL 21 KALLUR 0.4 0.296 0.308 0.265 -26.0 Moderate
KURNOOL 22 KODUMUR 0.44 0.326 0.303 0.323 -25.9 Moderate
KURNOOL 23 KOLIKUNTLA 0.28 0.226 0.172 0.132 -19.3 Normal
KURNOOL 24 KOLIMIGUNDLA 0.291 0.182 0.127 0.064 -37.5 Moderate
KURNOOL 25 KOSIGI 0.534 0.374 0.506 0.437 -30.0 Moderate
KURNOOL 26 KOTHAPALLI 0.523 0.419 0.563 0.579 -19.9 Normal
KURNOOL 27 KOWTHALAM 0.522 0.401 0.529 0.486 -23.2 Normal
KURNOOL 28 KRISHNAGIRI 0.471 0.385 0.394 0.29 -18.3 Normal
KURNOOL 29 KURNOOL 0.439 0.347 0.365 0.339 -21.0 Normal
KURNOOL 30 MADDIKERA 0.234 0.212 0.234 0.151 -9.4 Normal
KURNOOL 31 MAHANANDI 0.603 0.51 0.643 0.616 -15.4 Normal
KURNOOL 32 MANTRALAYAM 0.533 0.393 0.442 0.486 -26.3 Moderate
KURNOOL 33 MIDTHUR 0.442 0.343 0.357 0.262 -22.4 Normal
KURNOOL 34 NAME_MISS 0.354 0.267 0.1 0.116 -24.6 Normal
KURNOOL 35 NANDAVARAM 0.477 0.388 0.384 0.467 -18.7 Normal
KURNOOL 36 NANDIKOTKUR 0.47 0.352 0.496 0.482 -25.1 Moderate
KURNOOL 37 NANDYAL 0.391 0.364 0.466 0.417 -6.9 Normal
KURNOOL 38 ORVAKAL 0.426 0.303 0.302 0.25 -28.9 Moderate
KURNOOL 39 OWK 0.369 0.297 0.249 0.252 -19.5 Normal
KURNOOL 40 PADDAKADBUR 0.564 0.446 0.463 0.473 -20.9 Normal
KURNOOL 41 PAGIDYALA 0.486 0.392 0.584 0.562 -19.3 Normal
KURNOOL 42 PAMULAPADU 0.526 0.419 0.594 0.538 -20.3 Normal
KURNOOL 43 PANYAM 0.455 0.362 0.354 0.345 -20.4 Normal
KURNOOL 44 PATTIKONDA 0.428 0.35 0.29 0.193 -18.2 Normal
KURNOOL 45 PEAPALLY 0.503 0.368 0.382 0.3 -26.8 Moderate
KURNOOL 46 RUDRAVARAM 0.472 0.36 0.462 0.435 -23.7 Normal
KURNOOL 47 SANJAMALA 0.258 0.207 0.093 0.134 -19.8 Normal
KURNOOL 48 SIRUVEL 0.571 0.44 0.56 0.541 -22.9 Normal
KURNOOL 49 SRISAILAM 0.71 0.585 1.005 1.005 -17.6 Normal
KURNOOL 50 TUGGALI 0.458 0.386 0.401 0.295 -15.7 Normal
KURNOOL 51 UYYALAWADA 0.258 0.18 0.101 0.086 -30.2 Moderate
KURNOOL 52 VELDURTHY 0.482 0.361 0.403 0.296 -25.1 Moderate
KURNOOL 53 VELUGODU 0.512 0.407 0.596 0.557 -20.5 Normal
KURNOOL 54 YEMMIGANUR 0.502 0.416 0.409 0.403 -17.1 Normal
NELLORE 0.365 0.337 0.427 0.29 -7.7 Normal
NELLORE 1 ALLUR 0.261 0.316 0.347 0.386 21.1 Normal
NELLORE 2 ANANTASAGARM 0.424 0.276 0.397 0.232 -34.9 Moderate
NELLORE 3 ANUMASAMUDRAMPETA 0.4 0.327 0.371 0.223 -18.3 Normal
NELLORE 4 ATMAKUR 0.442 0.282 0.422 0.22 -36.2 Moderate
NELLORE 5 BALAYAPALLI 0.351 0.445 0.384 0.306 26.8 Normal
NELLORE 6 BOGOLE 0.33 0.325 0.397 0.323 -1.5 Normal
NELLORE 7 CHEJARLA 0.398 0.326 0.389 0.18 -18.1 Normal
NELLORE 8 CHILLAKUR 0.323 0.325 0.483 0.272 0.6 Normal
NELLORE 9 CHITTAMUR 0.264 0.302 0.431 0.222 14.4 Normal
NELLORE 10 DAGADARTHI 0.343 0.358 0.431 0.321 4.4 Normal
NELLORE 11 DAKKILI 0.364 0.404 0.409 0.333 11.0 Normal
NELLORE 12 DORAVARISATRAM 0.245 0.25 0.367 0.199 2.0 Normal
NELLORE 13 DUTTALUR 0.452 0.317 0.424 0.241 -29.9 Moderate
NELLORE 14 GUDUR 0.388 0.451 0.484 0.375 16.2 Normal
NELLORE 15 INDUKURUPET 0.375 0.397 0.517 0.413 5.9 Normal
NELLORE 16 JALADANDI 0.413 0.331 0.451 0.244 -19.9 Normal
NELLORE 17 KALIGIRI 0.386 0.292 0.39 0.203 -24.4 Normal
NELLORE 18 KAVALI 0.365 0.3 0.39 0.239 -17.8 Normal
NELLORE 19 KOLUVDYA 0.404 0.305 0.36 0.226 -24.5 Normal
NELLORE 20 KONDAPURAM 0.451 0.282 0.4 0.14 -37.5 Moderate
NELLORE 21 KONDAVALUR 0.337 0.335 0.421 0.424 -0.6 Normal
NELLORE 22 KOTA 0.29 0.298 0.405 0.234 2.8 Normal
NELLORE 23 KOVVUR 0.364 0.365 0.472 0.402 0.3 Normal
NELLORE 24 MANUBOLU 0.352 0.359 0.486 0.361 2.0 Normal
NELLORE 25 MARRIPADU 0.444 0.265 0.395 0.137 -40.3 Moderate
NELLORE 26 MUTHUKUR 0.359 0.444 0.421 0.433 23.7 Normal
NELLORE 27 NAIDUPET 0.315 0.342 0.434 0.219 8.6 Normal
NELLORE 28 NELLORE 0.342 0.362 0.465 0.368 5.8 Normal
NELLORE 29 OJILI 0.389 0.427 0.45 0.273 9.8 Normal
NELLORE 30 POOLAKUR 0.38 0.311 0.427 0.27 -18.2 Normal
NELLORE 31 RAPUR 0.359 0.337 0.373 0.238 -6.1 Normal
NELLORE 32 SANGAM 0.379 0.372 0.464 0.388 -1.8 Normal
NELLORE 33 SEETHARAMAPURAM 0.509 0.363 0.415 0.282 -28.7 Moderate
NELLORE 34 SULLURPET 0.23 0.232 0.465 0.316 0.9 Normal
NELLORE 35 SYDAPURAM 0.397 0.414 0.463 0.342 4.3 Normal
NELLORE 36 TADA 0.22 0.269 0.487 0.391 22.3 Normal
NELLORE 37 THOTAPALLIGUDUR 0.388 0.4 0.507 0.496 3.1 Normal
NELLORE 38 UDAYAGIRI 0.485 0.306 0.42 0.24 -36.9 Moderate
NELLORE 39 VAKADU 0.238 0.28 0.389 0.283 17.6 Normal
NELLORE 40 VARIKUNTAPADU 0.481 0.31 0.416 0.199 -35.6 Moderate
NELLORE 41 VENKATACHALAM 0.352 0.378 0.46 0.367 7.4 Normal
NELLORE 42 VENKATAGIRI 0.375 0.453 0.494 0.334 20.8 Normal
NELLORE 43 VIDAVALUR 0.347 0.42 0.455 0.489 21.0 Normal
NELLORE 44 VINJAMUR 0.452 0.327 0.384 0.189 -27.7 Moderate
PRAKASAM 0.427 0.296 0.435 0.275 -30.7 Moderate
PRAKASAM 1 ADDANKI 0.41 0.389 0.5 0.377 -5.1 Normal
PRAKASAM 2 ARDHAVEEDU 0.554 0.309 0.42 0.334 -44.2 Moderate
PRAKASAM 3 BALLIKURAVA 0.41 0.375 0.514 0.452 -8.5 Normal
PRAKASAM 4 BESTAVARIPALEM 0.463 0.293 0.378 0.286 -36.7 Moderate
PRAKASAM 5 CHANDRASEKHARAPURAM 0.535 0.309 0.45 0.233 -42.2 Moderate
PRAKASAM 6 CHIMAKURTHI 0.496 0.386 0.499 0.307 -22.2 Normal
PRAKASAM 7 CHINNAGANJAM 0.215 0.09 0.47 0.141 -58.1 Moderate
PRAKASAM 8 CHIRALA 0.218 0.081 0.557 0.389 -62.8 Moderate
PRAKASAM 9 DARSI 0.505 0.375 0.509 0.256 -25.7 Moderate
PRAKASAM 10 DONAKONDA 0.457 0.342 0.384 0.252 -25.2 Moderate
PRAKASAM 11 DORNALA 0.472 0.288 0.363 0.328 -39.0 Moderate
PRAKASAM 12 GIDDALURU 0.493 0.377 0.364 0.334 -23.5 Normal
PRAKASAM 13 GUDULUR 0.48 0.395 0.496 0.337 -17.7 Normal
PRAKASAM 14 HANUMANTUNIPADU 0.463 0.248 0.341 0.195 -46.4 Moderate
PRAKASAM 15 INKOLLU 0.366 0.212 0.429 0.231 -42.1 Moderate
PRAKASAM 16 JANAKAVARAMPANGULURU 0.382 0.37 0.477 0.444 -3.1 Normal
PRAKASAM 17 KANDUKURU 0.385 0.31 0.481 0.325 -19.5 Normal
PRAKASAM 18 KANIGIRI 0.488 0.251 0.409 0.143 -48.6 Moderate
PRAKASAM 19 KARAMCHEDU 0.259 0.107 0.463 0.258 -58.7 Moderate
PRAKASAM 20 KOMAROLU 0.445 0.291 0.359 0.304 -34.6 Moderate
PRAKASAM 21 KONAKANAMITLA 0.469 0.258 0.35 0.143 -45.0 Moderate
PRAKASAM 22 KONDEPI 0.365 0.316 0.441 0.229 -13.4 Normal
PRAKASAM 23 KORISAPADU 0.408 0.324 0.396 0.253 -20.6 Normal
PRAKASAM 24 KOTHAPATNAM 0.263 0.175 0.386 0.241 -33.5 Moderate
PRAKASAM 25 KUMBUM 0.455 0.259 0.399 0.246 -43.1 Moderate
PRAKASAM 26 KURICHEDU 0.469 0.344 0.413 0.203 -26.7 Moderate
PRAKASAM 27 LINGASAMUDRAM 0.427 0.319 0.473 0.247 -25.3 Moderate
PRAKASAM 28 MADDIPADU 0.328 0.223 0.43 0.266 -32.0 Moderate
PRAKASAM 29 MARKAPUR 0.476 0.28 0.394 0.272 -41.2 Moderate
PRAKASAM 30 MARRIPUDI 0.493 0.3 0.384 0.172 -39.1 Moderate
PRAKASAM 31 MARTURU 0.365 0.379 0.457 0.423 3.8 Normal
PRAKASAM 32 MUNDLAMURU 0.512 0.418 0.516 0.387 -18.4 Normal
PRAKASAM 33 NAGULUPPALAPADU 0.254 0.142 0.373 0.19 -44.1 Moderate
PRAKASAM 34 ONGOLE 0.348 0.182 0.413 0.255 -47.7 Moderate
PRAKASAM 35 PAMURU 0.494 0.316 0.435 0.173 -36.0 Moderate
PRAKASAM 36 PARCHURU 0.227 0.15 0.361 0.274 -33.9 Moderate
PRAKASAM 37 PEDAARAVEEDU 0.471 0.337 0.336 0.189 -28.5 Moderate
PRAKASAM 38 PEDACHERLOPALLI 0.5 0.271 0.446 0.185 -45.8 Moderate
PRAKASAM 39 PODILI 0.505 0.298 0.42 0.151 -41.0 Moderate
PRAKASAM 40 PONNALURU 0.395 0.281 0.426 0.227 -28.9 Moderate
PRAKASAM 41 PULLALACHERUVU 0.482 0.249 0.431 0.262 -48.3 Moderate
PRAKASAM 42 RACHERLA 0.503 0.337 0.417 0.307 -33.0 Moderate
PRAKASAM 43 SANTHAMAGULURU 0.409 0.344 0.528 0.424 -15.9 Normal
PRAKASAM 44 SANTHANUTHALAPADU 0.441 0.313 0.498 0.313 -29.0 Moderate
PRAKASAM 45 SINGARAYAKONDA 0.378 0.324 0.45 0.379 -14.3 Normal
PRAKASAM 46 TALLUR 0.513 0.383 0.547 0.34 -25.3 Moderate
PRAKASAM 47 TANGUTUR 0.353 0.213 0.382 0.171 -39.7 Moderate
PRAKASAM 48 TARLUPADU 0.463 0.312 0.376 0.256 -32.6 Moderate
PRAKASAM 49 TRIPURANTAKAM 0.465 0.352 0.458 0.308 -24.3 Normal
PRAKASAM 50 UPPAPADU 0.442 0.396 0.47 0.383 -10.4 Normal
PRAKASAM 51 VELIGANDLA 0.49 0.279 0.391 0.211 -43.1 Moderate
PRAKASAM 52 VETAPALEM 0.27 0.098 0.445 0.245 -63.7 Moderate
PRAKASAM 53 VOLETIVARIPALEM 0.411 0.307 0.426 0.226 -25.3 Moderate
PRAKASAM 54 YEDDANAPUDI 0.336 0.298 0.395 0.373 -11.3 Normal
PRAKASAM 55 YERRAGONDAPALEM 0.484 0.374 0.432 0.343 -22.7 Normal
PRAKASAM 56 ZARUDUMALLI 0.325 0.21 0.41 0.231 -35.4 Moderate
SRIKAKULAM 0.575 0.504 0.636 0.656 -12.3 Normal
SRIKAKULAM 1 AMDALAVALASA 0.582 0.524 0.657 0.68 -10.0 Normal
SRIKAKULAM 2 BHAMINI 0.605 0.453 0.646 0.7 -25.1 Moderate
SRIKAKULAM 3 BURJA 0.618 0.532 0.664 0.68 -13.9 Normal
SRIKAKULAM 4 ETCHERLA 0.495 0.456 0.587 0.618 -7.9 Normal
SRIKAKULAM 5 GANGUVARISIGADAM 0.568 0.505 0.6 0.613 -11.1 Normal
SRIKAKULAM 6 GARA 0.506 0.423 0.611 0.635 -16.4 Normal
SRIKAKULAM 7 HIRAMAM 0.605 0.495 0.661 0.682 -18.2 Normal
SRIKAKULAM 8 ICHCHAPURAM 0.601 0.519 0.653 0.678 -13.6 Normal
SRIKAKULAM 9 JALUMURU 0.597 0.525 0.679 0.708 -12.1 Normal
SRIKAKULAM 10 KANCHILI 0.604 0.561 0.66 0.68 -7.1 Normal
SRIKAKULAM 11 KAVITI 0.605 0.53 0.599 0.665 -12.4 Normal
SRIKAKULAM 12 KOTTABOMMALI 0.575 0.514 0.646 0.667 -10.6 Normal
SRIKAKULAM 13 KOTTURU 0.621 0.493 0.668 0.656 -20.6 Normal
SRIKAKULAM 14 LAVERU 0.496 0.448 0.596 0.591 -9.7 Normal
SRIKAKULAM 15 MANDASA 0.612 0.556 0.654 0.686 -9.2 Normal
SRIKAKULAM 16 MELIAPUTTI 0.616 0.552 0.649 0.699 -10.4 Normal
SRIKAKULAM 17 NANDIGAON 0.58 0.485 0.667 0.678 -16.4 Normal
SRIKAKULAM 18 NARSANNAPETA 0.614 0.538 0.687 0.687 -12.4 Normal
SRIKAKULAM 19 PALAKONDA 0.634 0.553 0.681 0.671 -12.8 Normal
SRIKAKULAM 20 PALASA 0.573 0.514 0.643 0.661 -10.3 Normal
SRIKAKULAM 21 PATHAPATNAM 0.621 0.541 0.668 0.689 -12.9 Normal
SRIKAKULAM 22 POLAKI 0.581 0.494 0.659 0.665 -15.0 Normal
SRIKAKULAM 23 PONDURU 0.576 0.512 0.65 0.632 -11.1 Normal
SRIKAKULAM 24 RAJAM 0.567 0.521 0.595 0.635 -8.1 Normal
SRIKAKULAM 25 RANASTALAM 0.491 0.414 0.537 0.569 -15.7 Normal
SRIKAKULAM 26 REGIDIAMUDALAVALASA 0.609 0.538 0.648 0.657 -11.7 Normal
SRIKAKULAM 27 SANTHABOMMALI 0.548 0.49 0.652 0.667 -10.6 Normal
SRIKAKULAM 28 SANTHAKAVITI 0.619 0.531 0.668 0.667 -14.2 Normal
SRIKAKULAM 29 SARAVARO 0.618 0.556 0.674 0.695 -10.0 Normal
SRIKAKULAM 30 SARBUJJILI 0.608 0.498 0.682 0.696 -18.1 Normal
SRIKAKULAM 31 SEETHAMPETA 0.627 0.508 0.659 0.664 -19.0 Normal
SRIKAKULAM 32 SOMPETA 0.573 0.517 0.652 0.682 -9.8 Normal
SRIKAKULAM 33 SRIKAKULAM 0.515 0.488 0.622 0.64 -5.2 Normal
SRIKAKULAM 34 TEKKALI 0.601 0.524 0.663 0.657 -12.8 Normal
SRIKAKULAM 35 VANGARA 0.595 0.553 0.669 0.67 -7.1 Normal
SRIKAKULAM 36 VEERAGHATTAM 0.644 0.542 0.68 0.667 -15.8 Normal
SRIKAKULAM 37 VJRAPUKOTTURU 0.556 0.466 0.636 0.672 -16.2 Normal
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VISAKAPATNAM 0.53 0.479 0.595 0.608 -9.6 Normal
VISAKAPATNAM 1 ANAKAPALLI 0.512 0.477 0.592 0.574 -6.8 Normal
VISAKAPATNAM 2 ANANDAPURAM 0.527 0.51 0.571 0.601 -3.2 Normal
VISAKAPATNAM 3 ANANTAGIRI 0.586 0.488 0.639 0.628 -16.7 Normal
VISAKAPATNAM 4 ARAKUVALLEY 0.502 0.439 0.544 0.487 -12.5 Normal
VISAKAPATNAM 5 ATCHUTAPURAM 0.489 0.495 0.57 0.576 1.2 Normal
VISAKAPATNAM 6 AUTCHYYAPETA 0.53 0.506 0.587 0.564 -4.5 Normal
VISAKAPATNAM 7 BHEEMUNIPATNAM 0.52 0.51 0.543 0.587 -1.9 Normal
VISAKAPATNAM 8 CHIDIKADA 0.561 0.487 0.634 0.621 -13.2 Normal
VISAKAPATNAM 9 CHINTAPALLI 0.596 0.489 0.614 0.625 -18.0 Normal
VISAKAPATNAM 10 CHODAVARAM 0.564 0.518 0.667 0.608 -8.2 Normal
VISAKAPATNAM 11 DEVARAPALLI 0.554 0.493 0.642 0.62 -11.0 Normal
VISAKAPATNAM 12 DUMBRIGUDA 0.537 0.384 0.54 0.537 -28.5 Moderate
VISAKAPATNAM 13 GAJUVAKA 0.523 0.498 0.516 0.555 -4.8 Normal
VISAKAPATNAM 14 GANGARAJUMADUGULA 0.553 0.373 0.6 0.578 -32.5 Moderate
VISAKAPATNAM 15 GOLUGONDA 0.542 0.5 0.586 0.64 -7.7 Normal
VISAKAPATNAM 16 GUDEMKOTHVEEDU 0.591 0.544 0.63 0.642 -8.0 Normal
VISAKAPATNAM 17 HUKUMPETA 0.501 0.348 0.603 0.569 -30.5 Moderate
VISAKAPATNAM 18 KASIMKOTA 0.537 0.527 0.594 0.599 -1.9 Normal
VISAKAPATNAM 19 K KOTAPADU 0.532 0.479 0.601 0.596 -10.0 Normal
VISAKAPATNAM 20 KOTAVURATLA 0.527 0.506 0.6 0.617 -4.0 Normal
VISAKAPATNAM 21 KOYYURU 0.612 0.558 0.628 0.668 -8.8 Normal
VISAKAPATNAM 22 MADUGULA 0.583 0.522 0.635 0.62 -10.5 Normal
VISAKAPATNAM 23 MAKAVARAPALEM 0.521 0.501 0.559 0.591 -3.8 Normal
VISAKAPATNAM 24 MUNCHINGIPUTTU 0.524 0.342 0.569 0.581 -34.7 Moderate
VISAKAPATNAM 25 MUNGAPAKA 0.505 0.472 0.619 0.626 -6.5 Normal
VISAKAPATNAM 26 NAKKALLI 0.493 0.49 0.561 0.609 -0.6 Normal
VISAKAPATNAM 27 NARSIPATNAM 0.501 0.474 0.571 0.604 -5.4 Normal
VISAKAPATNAM 28 NATAVARAM 0.551 0.517 0.616 0.659 -6.2 Normal
VISAKAPATNAM 29 PADERU 0.492 0.371 0.621 0.594 -24.6 Normal
VISAKAPATNAM 30 PADMANABHAM 0.508 0.476 0.593 0.603 -6.3 Normal
VISAKAPATNAM 31 PARAVADA 0.483 0.497 0.505 0.565 2.9 Normal
VISAKAPATNAM 32 PAYARAOPETA 0.457 0.481 0.617 0.619 5.3 Normal
VISAKAPATNAM 33 PEDABAYALU 0.559 0.36 0.574 0.556 -35.6 Moderate
VISAKAPATNAM 34 PEDAGANTYADA 0.416 0.444 0.472 0.514 6.7 Normal
VISAKAPATNAM 35 PENDURTHI 0.551 0.533 0.584 0.593 -3.3 Normal
VISAKAPATNAM 36 RAMBILLI 0.411 0.414 0.515 0.62 0.7 Normal
VISAKAPATNAM 37 RAYKMATAM 0.554 0.525 0.586 0.617 -5.2 Normal
VISAKAPATNAM 38 ROLUGUNTA 0.535 0.53 0.593 0.624 -0.9 Normal
VISAKAPATNAM 39 SABBAVARAM 0.526 0.497 0.602 0.579 -5.5 Normal
VISAKAPATNAM 40 S-RAYAVARAM 0.448 0.418 0.619 0.665 -6.7 Normal
VISAKAPATNAM 41 VISAKHAPATNAM 0.528 0.524 0.506 0.656 -0.8 Normal
VISAKAPATNAM 42 VISAKHAPATNAM URBAN 0.42 0.412 0.339 0.481 -1.9 Normal
VISAKAPATNAM 43 YELLAMANCHILI 0.513 0.498 0.615 0.616 -2.9 Normal
VIZIANAGARAM 0.561 0.472 0.615 0.626 -15.9 Normal
VIZIANAGARAM 1 BADANGI 0.559 0.481 0.609 0.597 -14.0 Normal
VIZIANAGARAM 2 BALAJIPETA 0.607 0.546 0.678 0.664 -10.0 Normal
VIZIANAGARAM 3 BHOGAPURAM 0.483 0.48 0.535 0.596 -0.6 Normal
VIZIANAGARAM 4 BOBBILI 0.596 0.469 0.65 0.601 -21.3 Normal
VIZIANAGARAM 5 BONDAPALLI 0.515 0.413 0.56 0.593 -19.8 Normal
VIZIANAGARAM 6 CHEPURUPALLI 0.495 0.45 0.502 0.593 -9.1 Normal
VIZIANAGARAM 7 DATTIRAJERA 0.545 0.456 0.576 0.609 -16.3 Normal
VIZIANAGARAM 8 DENKADA 0.496 0.464 0.528 0.609 -6.5 Normal
VIZIANAGARAM 9 GAJAPATHINAGARAM 0.537 0.43 0.596 0.625 -19.9 Normal
VIZIANAGARAM 10 GANTIYADA 0.551 0.438 0.635 0.662 -20.5 Normal
VIZIANAGARAM 11 GARGUBILLI 0.616 0.51 0.681 0.663 -17.2 Normal
VIZIANAGARAM 12 GARVIDI 0.511 0.466 0.542 0.611 -8.8 Normal
VIZIANAGARAM 13 GUMMALALAXMIPUR 0.571 0.447 0.614 0.644 -21.7 Normal
VIZIANAGARAM 14 GURLA 0.513 0.461 0.543 0.619 -10.1 Normal
VIZIANAGARAM 15 JAMI 0.546 0.494 0.637 0.634 -9.5 Normal
VIZIANAGARAM 16 JIYYAMMAVALASA 0.633 0.514 0.685 0.658 -18.8 Normal
VIZIANAGARAM 17 KOMARADA 0.643 0.505 0.663 0.666 -21.5 Normal
VIZIANAGARAM 18 KOTHAVALASA 0.498 0.486 0.555 0.553 -2.4 Normal
VIZIANAGARAM 19 KURUPAM 0.613 0.495 0.63 0.67 -19.2 Normal
VIZIANAGARAM 20 LAKKVARAPUKOTA 0.426 0.438 0.593 0.596 2.8 Normal
VIZIANAGARAM 21 MAKKUVA 0.615 0.486 0.65 0.62 -21.0 Normal
VIZIANAGARAM 22 MELLIMARLA 0.509 0.468 0.526 0.61 -8.1 Normal
VIZIANAGARAM 23 MENTADA 0.57 0.463 0.629 0.633 -18.8 Normal
VIZIANAGARAM 24 MERAKAMUDIDAM 0.515 0.488 0.554 0.618 -5.2 Normal
VIZIANAGARAM 25 PACHIPENTA 0.596 0.474 0.612 0.594 -20.5 Normal
VIZIANAGARAM 26 PARVATHIPUR 0.617 0.49 0.651 0.643 -20.6 Normal
VIZIANAGARAM 27 PUSPATIREGA 0.494 0.444 0.516 0.634 -10.1 Normal
VIZIANAGARAM 28 RAMABADRAPURAM 0.562 0.446 0.634 0.601 -20.6 Normal
VIZIANAGARAM 29 SALUR 0.603 0.424 0.63 0.611 -29.7 Moderate
VIZIANAGARAM 30 SEETHANAGARAM 0.621 0.499 0.668 0.638 -19.6 Normal
VIZIANAGARAM 31 SRUNGAVARAPUKOTA 0.576 0.49 0.646 0.651 -14.9 Normal
VIZIANAGARAM 32 THERLAM 0.562 0.523 0.601 0.646 -6.9 Normal
VIZIANAGARAM 33 VEPADA 0.459 0.457 0.622 0.614 -0.4 Normal
VIZIANAGARAM 34 VIZIANAGARAM 0.504 0.436 0.555 0.618 -13.5 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 0.459 0.468 0.626 0.626 2.0 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 1 AKIVEDU 0.481 0.424 0.684 0.672 -11.9 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 2 ATTILI 0.524 0.55 0.686 0.67 5.0 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 3 BHEEMAVARAM 0.139 0.248 0.639 0.625 78.4 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 4 BHIMADOLE 0.485 0.411 0.68 0.693 -15.3 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 5 BUTTAYAGUDEM 0.425 0.462 0.449 0.54 8.7 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 6 CHAGALLU 0.475 0.51 0.632 0.617 7.4 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 7 CHINTALAPUDI 0.478 0.513 0.555 0.567 7.3 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 8 DENDULURU 0.367 0.477 0.684 0.68 30.0 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 9 DEVARPALLE 0.495 0.42 0.56 0.52 -15.2 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 10 ELURU 0.471 0.477 0.671 0.654 1.3 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 11 GANAPAVARAM 0.55 0.511 0.701 0.707 -7.1 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 12 GOPALAPURAM 0.451 0.43 0.497 0.529 -4.7 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 13 IRAGAVARAM 0.489 0.551 0.692 0.672 12.7 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 14 JANGAREDDYGUDEM 0.505 0.52 0.611 0.611 3.0 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 15 JANGAREDDYGUDEM 0.497 0.478 0.601 0.588 -3.8 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 16 JEELUGUMILLI 0.485 0.516 0.555 0.592 6.4 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 17 KAIKALUR 0.428 0.398 0.687 0.687 -7.0 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 18 KALLA 0.379 0.327 0.666 0.677 -13.7 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 19 KAMAVARAPUKOTA 0.515 0.494 0.604 0.63 -4.1 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 20 KOVVUR 0.462 0.527 0.606 0.622 14.1 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 21 KOYYALAGUDEM 0.434 0.439 0.482 0.553 1.2 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 22 LINGAPALEM 0.49 0.457 0.603 0.591 -6.7 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 23 MOGALTURU 0.243 0.396 0.704 0.665 63.0 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 24 NALLAJERLA 0.457 0.446 0.558 0.563 -2.4 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 25 NARSAPUR 0.301 0.461 0.68 0.697 53.2 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 26 NIDADAVOLE 0.482 0.548 0.642 0.661 13.7 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 27 NIDAMARRU 0.576 0.582 0.701 0.704 1.0 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 28 PADAVEGI 0.49 0.45 0.658 0.646 -8.2 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 29 PALACOLE 0.451 0.455 0.695 0.676 0.9 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 30 PALAKODERU 0.39 0.492 0.692 0.687 26.2 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 31 PEDDAPADU 0.465 0.406 0.678 0.639 -12.7 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 32 PENTAPDU 0.554 0.515 0.667 0.654 -7.0 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 33 PENUGONDA 0.485 0.54 0.696 0.694 11.3 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 34 PENUMANTRA 0.343 0.556 0.692 0.683 62.1 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 35 PERAVALI 0.458 0.546 0.671 0.648 19.2 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 36 PODURU 0.516 0.565 0.709 0.699 9.5 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 37 POLAVARAM 0.408 0.375 0.597 0.635 -8.1 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 38 T NARASAPURAM 0.462 0.496 0.574 0.589 7.4 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 39 TADEPALLIGUDEM 0.416 0.372 0.545 0.493 -10.6 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 40 TALLAPUDI 0.498 0.447 0.649 0.572 -10.2 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 41 TANUKU 0.582 0.489 0.703 0.695 -16.0 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 42 TIRUMALA 0.543 0.448 0.683 0.668 -17.5 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 43 UNDI 0.371 0.44 0.683 0.642 18.6 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 44 UNDRAJAVARAM 0.537 0.588 0.694 0.711 9.5 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 45 UNGUTURU 0.542 0.493 0.718 0.716 -9.0 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 46 VEERAVASARAM 0.373 0.506 0.689 0.669 35.7 Normal
WESTGODAVARI 47 YELLAMANCHILI 0.447 0.53 0.701 0.699 18.6 Normal
Note : Normal = Normal / Mild
Moisture adequacy index (MAI) and drought category of different mandals upto Sepetember during Kharif 2014
DISTRICT S.No Name of the mandal SRIKAKULAM
MAI (%)
Drought category
SRIKAKULAM 1 VEERAGHATTAM 85 No Drought
SRIKAKULAM 2 VANGARA 86 No Drought
SRIKAKULAM 3 REGIDIAMADALAVALAS 84 No Drought
SRIKAKULAM 4 RAJAM 88 No Drought
SRIKAKULAM 5 GANGUVARI SINGADAM 72 Milddrought
SRIKAKULAM 6 LAVERU 64 Milddrought
SRIKAKULAM 7 RANASTALAM 66 Milddrought
SRIKAKULAM 8 ETCHERLA 82 No Drought
SRIKAKULAM 9 PONDURU 71 Milddrought
SRIKAKULAM 10 SANTHAKAVITI 71 Milddrought
SRIKAKULAM 11 BURJA 85 No Drought
SRIKAKULAM 12 PALAKONDA 86 No Drought
SRIKAKULAM 13 SEETHAMPETA 88 No Drought
SRIKAKULAM 14 BHAMINI 89 No Drought
SRIKAKULAM 15 KOTHURU 90 No Drought
SRIKAKULAM 16 HIRAMANDALAM 90 No Drought
SRIKAKULAM 17 SARUBUJJILI 74 Milddrought
SRIKAKULAM 18 AMADALAVALASA 86 No Drought
SRIKAKULAM 19 SRIKAKULAM 80 No Drought
SRIKAKULAM 20 GARA 71 Milddrought
SRIKAKULAM 21 POLAKI 89 No Drought
SRIKAKULAM 22 NARASANNAPETA 90 No Drought
SRIKAKULAM 23 JALUMURU 80 No Drought
SRIKAKULAM 24 SARAVAKOTA 89 No Drought
SRIKAKULAM 25 PATHAPATNAM 84 No Drought
SRIKAKULAM 26 MELIAPUTTI 91 No Drought
SRIKAKULAM 27 TEKKALI 76 Milddrought
SRIKAKULAM 28 KOTABOMMAL 88 No Drought
SRIKAKULAM 29 SANTHABOMMALI 89 No Drought
SRIKAKULAM 30 NANDIGAM 76 No Drought
SRIKAKULAM 31 VAJRAPUKOTHURU 59 Milddrought
SRIKAKULAM 32 PALASA 82 No Drought
SRIKAKULAM 33 MANDASA 83 No Drought
SRIKAKULAM 34 SOMPETA 89 No Drought
SRIKAKULAM 35 KANCHILI 85 No Drought
SRIKAKULAM 36 KAVITI 81 No Drought
SRIKAKULAM 37 ICHCHAPURAM 59 Milddrought
SRIKAKULAM 38 LAXMINARASAMPET 72 Milddrought
VIZIANAGARAM 1 KOMARADA 76 No Drought
VIZIANAGARAM 2 GUMMALAKSHMIPURAM 83 No Drought
VIZIANAGARAM 3 KURUPAM 71 Milddrought
VIZIANAGARAM 4 JIYYAMMA VALASA 60 Milddrought
VIZIANAGARAM 5 GARUGUBILLI 72 Milddrought
VIZIANAGARAM 6 PARVATHIPURAM 91 No Drought
VIZIANAGARAM 7 MAKKUVA 81 No Drought
VIZIANAGARAM 8 SEETHANAGARAM 86 No Drought
VIZIANAGARAM 9 BALAJIPETA 75 Milddrought
VIZIANAGARAM 10 BOBBILI 78 No Drought
VIZIANAGARAM 11 SALUR 73 Milddrought
VIZIANAGARAM 12 PACHIPENTA 64 Milddrought
VIZIANAGARAM 13 RAMABHADRAPURAM 72 Milddrought
VIZIANAGARAM 14 BADANGI 62 Milddrought
VIZIANAGARAM 15 THERLAM 80 No Drought
VIZIANAGARAM 16 MERAKAMUDIDAM 78 No Drought
VIZIANAGARAM 17 DATTIRAJERU 71 Milddrought
VIZIANAGARAM 18 MENTADA 64 Milddrought
VIZIANAGARAM 19 GAJAPATHINAGARAM 67 Milddrought
VIZIANAGARAM 20 BONDAPALLE 68 Milddrought
VIZIANAGARAM 21 GURLA 84 No Drought
VIZIANAGARAM 22 GARIVIDI 66 Milddrought
VIZIANAGARAM 23 CHEEPURUPALLE 64 Milddrought
VIZIANAGARAM 24 NELLIMARLA 80 No Drought
VIZIANAGARAM 25 PUSAPATIREGA 69 Milddrought
VIZIANAGARAM 26 BHOGHAPURAM 58 Milddrought
VIZIANAGARAM 27 DENKADA 58 Milddrought
VIZIANAGARAM 28 VIZIANAGARAM 77 No Drought
VIZIANAGARAM 29 GANTYADA 74 Milddrought
VIZIANAGARAM 30 SRUNGAVARAPUKOTA 74 Milddrought
VIZIANAGARAM 31 VEPADA 59 Milddrought
VIZIANAGARAM 32 LAKKAVARAPUKOTA 74 Milddrought
VIZIANAGARAM 33 JAMI 72 Milddrought
VIZIANAGARAM 34 KOTHAVALASA 60 Milddrought
VISAKHAPATNAM 1 MUNCHINGIPUTTU 79 No Drought
VISAKHAPATNAM 2 PEDABAYALU 82 No Drought
VISAKHAPATNAM 3 HUKUMPETAU 77 No Drought
VISAKHAPATNAM 4 DUMBRIGUDA 66 Milddrought
VISAKHAPATNAM 5 ARAKU VALLEY 75 Milddrought
VISAKHAPATNAM 6 ANANTHAGIRI 67 Milddrought
VISAKHAPATNAM 7 DEVARAPALLE 70 Milddrought
VISAKHAPATNAM 8 CHEEDIKADA 60 Milddrought
VISAKHAPATNAM 9 MADUGULA 45 Moderate drought
VISAKHAPATNAM 10 PADERU 89 No Drought
VISAKHAPATNAM 11 GANGARAJU MADUGULA 77 No Drought
VISAKHAPATNAM 12 CHINTAPALLE 71 Milddrought
VISAKHAPATNAM 13 GUDEM KOTHAVEEDHI 81 No Drought
VISAKHAPATNAM 14 KOYYURU 65 Milddrought
VISAKHAPATNAM 15 GOLUGONDA 76 No Drought
VISAKHAPATNAM 16 NATHAVARAM 81 No Drought
VISAKHAPATNAM 17 NARSIPATNAM 69 Milddrought
VISAKHAPATNAM 18 ROLUGUNTA 77 No Drought
VISAKHAPATNAM 19 RAVIKAMATHAM 68 Milddrought
VISAKHAPATNAM 20 BUTCHAYYAPETA 68 Milddrought
VISAKHAPATNAM 21 CHODAVARAM 63 Milddrought
VISAKHAPATNAM 22 K KOTAPADU 56 Milddrought
VISAKHAPATNAM 23 SABBAVARAM 54 Milddrought
VISAKHAPATNAM 24 PENDURTHI 56 Milddrought
VISAKHAPATNAM 25 ANANDAPURAM 64 Milddrought
VISAKHAPATNAM 26 PADMANABHAM 55 Milddrought
VISAKHAPATNAM 27 BHEEMUNIPATNAM 61 Milddrought
VISAKHAPATNAM 28 VISAKHAPATNAM(U) 80 No Drought
VISAKHAPATNAM 29 VISAKHAPATNAM 63 Milddrought
VISAKHAPATNAM 30 GAJUWAKA 63 Milddrought
VISAKHAPATNAM 31 PEDAGANTYADA 49 Moderate drought
VISAKHAPATNAM 32 PARAVADA 48 Moderate
drought
VISAKHAPATNAM 33 ANAKAPALLE 73 Milddrought
VISAKHAPATNAM 34 MUNAGAPAKA 69 Milddrought
VISAKHAPATNAM 35 KASIMKOTA 63 Milddrought
VISAKHAPATNAM 36 MAKAVARAPALEM 59 Milddrought
VISAKHAPATNAM 37 KOTAURATLA 64 Milddrought
VISAKHAPATNAM 38 PAYAKARAOPETA 72 Milddrought
VISAKHAPATNAM 39 NAKKAPALLE 75 Milddrought
VISAKHAPATNAM 40 S RAYAVARAM 36 Moderate drought
VISAKHAPATNAM 41 YELAMANCHILI 59 Milddrought
VISAKHAPATNAM 42 RAMBILLI 61 Milddrought
VISAKHAPATNAM 43 ATCHUTAPURAM 53 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 1 MAREDUMILLI 67 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 2 Y RAMAVARAM 67 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 3 ADDATEEGALA 69 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 4 RAJAVOMMANGI 48 Moderate drought
EAST GODAVARI 5 KOTANANDURU 75 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 6 TUNI 68 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 7 THONDANGI 58 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 8 GOLLAPROLU 46 Moderate drought
EAST GODAVARI 9 SANKHAVARAM 67 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 10 PRATHIPADU 25 Moderate drought
EAST GODAVARI 11 YELESWARAM 57 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 12 GANGAVARAM 48 Moderate drought
EAST GODAVARI 13 RAMPACHODAVARAM 68 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 14 DEVIPATNAM 61 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 15 SEETHANAGARAM 54 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 16 KORUKONDA 68 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 17 GOKAVARAM 60 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 18 JAGGAMPETA 61 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 19 KIRLAMPUDI 60 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 20 PEDDAPURAM 43 Moderate drought
EAST GODAVARI 21 PITHAPURAM 53 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 22 KOTHAPALLEE 52 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 23 KAKINADA (RURAL) 62 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 24 KAKINADA(URBAN) 54 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 25 SAMALKOTA 57 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 26 RANGAMPETA 51 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 27 GANDEPALLE 47 Moderate drought
EAST GODAVARI 28 RAJANAGARAM 66 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 29 RAJAHMUNDRY RURAL 58 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 30 RAJAMUNDRY(URBAN) 68 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 31 KADIAM 66 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 32 MANDAPETA 51 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 33 ANAPARTHI 47 Moderate drought
EAST GODAVARI 34 BICCAVOLU 47 Moderate drought
EAST GODAVARI 35 PEDAPUDI 57 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 36 KARAPA 56 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 37 THALLAREVU 45 Moderate drought
EAST GODAVARI 38 KAJULURU 58 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 39 RAMACHANDRAPURAM 64 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 40 RAYAVARAM 60 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 41 KAPILESWARAPURAM 68 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 42 ALAMURU 67 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 43 ATREYAPURAM 74 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 44 RAVULAPALEM 73 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 45 PAMARRU 63 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 46 KOTHAPETA 79 No Drought
EAST GODAVARI 47 P GANNAVARAM 43 Moderate drought
EAST GODAVARI 48 AMBAJIPETA 57 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 49 AINAVILLI 49 Moderate drought
EAST GODAVARI 50 MUMMIDIVARAM 58 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 51 I POLAVARAM 56 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 52 KATRENIKONA 55 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 53 UPPALAGUPTAM 58 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 54 AMALAPURAM 53 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 55 ALLAVARAM 62 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 56 MAMIDIKUDURU 53 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 57 RAZOLE 43 Moderate drought
EAST GODAVARI 58 MALIKIPURAM 53 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 59 SAKHINETIPALLE 61 Milddrought
EAST GODAVARI 60 ROUTHULAPUDI 59 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 1 JEELUGUMILLI 61 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 2 BUTTAYAGUDEM 65 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 3 POLAVARAM 68 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 4 THALLAPUDI 44 Moderate drought
WEST GODAVARI 5 GOPALAPURAM 59 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 6 KOYYALAGUDEM 60 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 7 JANGAREDDIGUDEM 65 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 8 T NARASAPURAM 64 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 9 CHINTALAPUDI 65 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 10 LINGAPALEM 66 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 11 KAMAVARAPUKOTA 54 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 12 DWARAKA TIRUMALA 67 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 13 NALLAJERLA 61 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 14 DEVARAPALLE 54 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 15 CHAGALLU 75 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 16 KOVVUR 71 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 17 NIDADAVOLE 76 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 18 TADEPALLIGUDEM 72 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 19 UNGUTURU 71 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 20 BHIMADOLE 47 Moderate drought
WEST GODAVARI 21 PADAVEGI 63 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 22 PEDAPADU 59 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 23 ELURU 67 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 24 DENDULURU 54 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 25 NIDAMARRU 65 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 26 GANAPAVARAM 45 Moderate drought
WEST GODAVARI 27 PENTAPADU 71 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 28 TANUKU 69 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 29 UNDRAJAVARAM 75 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 30 PERAVALI 68 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 31 IRAGAVARAM 62 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 32 ATTILI 68 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 33 UNDI 65 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 34 AKIVEEDU 59 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 35 KALLA 67 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 36 BHEEMAVARAM 57 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 37 PALAKODERU 50 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 38 VEERAVASARAM 61 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 39 PENUMANTRA 64 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 40 PENUGONDA 64 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 41 ACHANTA 60 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 42 PODURU 52 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 43 PALACOLE 54 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 44 YELAMANCHILI 61 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 45 NARASAPURAM 53 Milddrought
WEST GODAVARI 46 MOGALTHUR 54 Milddrought
KRISHNA 1 JAGGAYYAPETA 50 Milddrought
KRISHNA 2 VATSAVAI 59 Milddrought
KRISHNA 3 PENUGANCHIPROLU 62 Milddrought
KRISHNA 4 NANDIGAMA 61 Milddrought
KRISHNA 5 CHANDARLAPADU 51 Milddrought
KRISHNA 6 KANCHIKA CHERLA 67 Milddrought
KRISHNA 7 VEERULAPADU 73 Milddrought
KRISHNA 8 IBRAHIMPATNAM 61 Milddrought
KRISHNA 9 G KONDURU 50 Milddrought
KRISHNA 10 MYLARAM 64 Milddrought
KRISHNA 11 A KONDURU 57 Milddrought
KRISHNA 12 GAMPALAGUDEM 64 Milddrought
KRISHNA 13 TIRUVURU 66 Milddrought
KRISHNA 14 VISSANNAPET 54 Milddrought
KRISHNA 15 REDDIGUDEM 54 Milddrought
KRISHNA 16 VIJAYAWADA RURAL 46 Moderate drought
KRISHNA 17 VIJAYAWADA URBAN 67 Milddrought
KRISHNA 18 PENAMALURU 73 Milddrought
KRISHNA 19 THOTLAVALLURU 56 Milddrought
KRISHNA 20 KANNIPADU 62 Milddrought
KRISHNA 21 GANNAVARAM 59 Milddrought
KRISHNA 22 AGIRIPALLE 63 Milddrought
KRISHNA 23 NUZVID 43 Moderate drought
KRISHNA 24 CHATRAI 62 Milddrought
KRISHNA 25 MUSUNURU 60 Milddrought
KRISHNA 26 BAPULAPAD 58 Milddrought
KRISHNA 27 UNGUTURU 34 Moderate drought
KRISHNA 28 VUYYURU 56 Milddrought
KRISHNA 29 PAMIDIMUKKALA 51 Milddrought
KRISHNA 30 MOVVA 55 Milddrought
KRISHNA 31 GHANTASALA 44 Moderate drought
KRISHNA 32 CHALLAPALLE 63 Milddrought
KRISHNA 33 MOPIDEVI 57 Milddrought
KRISHNA 34 AVANIGADA 41 Moderate drought
KRISHNA 35 NAGAYALANKA 44 Moderate drought
KRISHNA 36 KODURU 47 Moderate drought
KRISHNA 37 MACHILIPATNAM 60 Milddrought
KRISHNA 38 GUDUR 66 Milddrought
KRISHNA 39 PAMARRU 64 Milddrought
KRISHNA 40 PEDAPARUPUDI 58 Milddrought
KRISHNA 41 NANDIVADA 56 Milddrought
KRISHNA 42 GUDIVADA 64 Milddrought
KRISHNA 43 GUDLAVALLERU 64 Milddrought
KRISHNA 44 PEDANA 54 Milddrought
KRISHNA 45 BANTUMILLI 56 Milddrought
KRISHNA 46 MUDINAPALLE 44 Moderate drought
KRISHNA 47 MANDAVALLI 66 Milddrought
KRISHNA 48 KAIKALUR 55 Milddrought
KRISHNA 49 KALIDINDI 64 Milddrought
KRISHNA 50 KRUTHIVENNU 55 Milddrought
GUNTUR 1 MACHERLA 36 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 2 RENTACHINTALA 43 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 3 GURAZALA 40 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 4 DACHEPALLE 40 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 5 MACHAVARAM 40 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 6 BELLAMKONDA 48 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 7 ATCHAMPET 49 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 8 KROSURU 40 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 9 AMARAVATHI 48 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 10 THULLUR 38 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 11 THADEPALLE 40 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 12 MANGALAGIRI 39 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 13 TADIKONDA 30 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 14 PEDAKURAPADU 49 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 15 SATTENAPALLE 37 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 16 RAJUPALEM 27 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 17 PIDUGURALLA 35 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 18 KAREMPUDI 35 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 19 DURGI 23 Severe drought
GUNTUR 20 VELDURTHI 31 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 21 BOLLAPALLE 37 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 22 NEKARIKALLU 30 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 23 MUPPALLA 26 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 24 PHIRANGIPURAM 37 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 25 MEDIKONDURU 39 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 26 GUNTUR 50 Milddrought
GUNTUR 27 PEDAKAKANI 40 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 28 DUGGIRALA 37 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 29 KOLLIPARA 39 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 30 KOLLUR 42 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 31 VEMURU 45 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 32 TENALI 43 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 33 TSUNDUR 32 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 34 CHEBROLE 39 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 35 VATTICHERUKURU 44 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 36 PRATHIPADU 34 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 37 EDLAPADU 44 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 38 NADENDLA 36 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 39 NARASARAOPETA 49 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 40 ROMPICHERLA 32 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 41 IPUR 25 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 42 SAVALYAPURAM 34 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 43 VINUKONDA 37 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 44 NUZENDLA 36 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 45 CHILAKALURIPET 44 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 46 PEDANANDIPADU 40 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 47 KAKUMANU 36 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 48 PONNUR 36 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 49 AMRUTHALUR 49 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 50 CHERUKUPALLE 25 Severe drought
GUNTUR 51 BHATTIPROLU 29 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 52 REPALLE 47 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 53 NAGARAM 25 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 54 NIZAMPATNAM 30 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 55 PITTALAVANIPALEM 45 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 56 KARLAPALEM 26 Moderate drought
GUNTUR 57 BAPATLA 44 Moderate drought
PRAKASAM 1 YERRAGONDAPALEM 42 Moderate drought
PRAKASAM 2 PULLALACHERUVU 29 Moderate drought
PRAKASAM 3 TRIPURANTHAKAM 14 Severe drought
PRAKASAM 4 KURICHEDU 24 Severe drought
PRAKASAM 5 DONAKONDA 36 Moderate drought
PRAKASAM 6 PEDAARAVEEDU 24 Severe drought
PRAKASAM 7 DORNALA 21 Severe drought
PRAKASAM 8 ARDHAVEEDU 35 Moderate drought
PRAKASAM 9 MARKAPUR 36 Moderate drought
PRAKASAM 10 TARLAPADU 43 Moderate drought
PRAKASAM 11 KONAKANAMITLA 28 Moderate drought
PRAKASAM 12 PODILI 18 Severe drought
PRAKASAM 13 DARSI 35 Moderate drought
PRAKASAM 14 MUNDLAMURU 31 Moderate drought
PRAKASAM 15 THALLUR 31 Moderate drought
PRAKASAM 16 ADDANKI 29 Moderate drought
PRAKASAM 17 BALLIKURUVA 41 Moderate drought
PRAKASAM 18 SANTHAMAGULURU 26 Moderate drought
PRAKASAM 19 YEDDANAPUDI 45 Moderate drought
PRAKASAM 20 MARTUR 31 Moderate drought
PRAKASAM 21 PARCHUR 25 Moderate drought
PRAKASAM 22 KARAMCHEDU 33 Moderate drought
PRAKASAM 23 CHIRALA 46 Moderate drought
PRAKASAM 24 VETAPALEM 43 Moderate drought
PRAKASAM 25 INKOLLU 20 Severe drought
PRAKASAM 26 JANAKAVARAMPANGULU 36 Moderate drought
PRAKASAM 27 KORISAPADU 33 Moderate drought
PRAKASAM 28 MADDIPADU 23 Severe drought
PRAKASAM 29 CHIMAKURTHI 35 Moderate drought
PRAKASAM 30 MARRIPUDI 22 Severe drought
PRAKASAM 31 KANIGIRI 23 Severe drought
PRAKASAM 32 HANUMANTHUNIPADU 37 Moderate drought
PRAKASAM 33 BESTAVARIPETA 22 Severe drought
PRAKASAM 34 CUMBUM 40 Moderate drought
PRAKASAM 35 RACHERLA 37 Moderate drought
PRAKASAM 36 GIDDALURU 34 Moderate drought
PRAKASAM 37 KOMAROLU 31 Moderate drought
PRAKASAM 38 CHADRASEKARAPURAM 34 Moderate drought
PRAKASAM 39 VELIGANDLA 24 Severe drought
PRAKASAM 40 PEDACHERLOPALLE 32 Moderate drought
PRAKASAM 41 PONNALURU 23 Severe drought
PRAKASAM 42 KONDAPI 18 Severe drought
PRAKASAM 43 SANTHANUTHLAPADU 17 Severe drought
PRAKASAM 44 ONGOLE 24 Severe drought
PRAKASAM 45 NAGULUPPALAPADU 34 Moderate drought
PRAKASAM 46 CHINAGANJAM 30 Moderate drought
PRAKASAM 47 KOTHAPATNAM 31 Moderate drought
PRAKASAM 48 TANGUTUR 18 Severe drought
PRAKASAM 49 ZARUGUMILLI 25 Severe drought
PRAKASAM 50 KANDUKUR 29 Moderate drought
PRAKASAM 51 VOLETIVARIPALEM 31 Moderate drought
PRAKASAM 52 PAMUR 15 Severe drought
PRAKASAM 53 LINGASAMUDRAM 24 Severe drought
PRAKASAM 54 GUDLURU 24 Severe drought
PRAKASAM 55 ULAVAPADU 35 Moderate drought
PRAKASAM 56 SINGARAYAKONDA 37 Moderate drought
NELLORE 1 SEETHARAMAPURAM 25 Moderate drought
NELLORE 2 VARIKUNTAPADU 25 Moderate drought
NELLORE 3 KONDAPURAM 20 Severe drought
NELLORE 4 JALADANKI 19 Severe drought
NELLORE 5 KAVALI 18 Severe drought
NELLORE 6 BOGOLE 21 Severe drought
NELLORE 7 KALIGIRI 22 Severe drought
NELLORE 8 VINJAMUR 36 Moderate drought
NELLORE 9 DUTTALUR 16 Severe drought
NELLORE 10 UDAYAGIRI 17 Severe drought
NELLORE 11 MARRIPADU 17 Severe drought
NELLORE 12 ATMAKUR 44 Moderate drought
NELLORE 13 ANUMASAMUDRAMPETA 27 Moderate drought
NELLORE 14 DAGADARTHI 25 Severe drought
NELLORE 15 ALLUR 21 Severe drought
NELLORE 16 VIDAVALUR 20 Severe drought
NELLORE 17 KODAVALUR 18 Severe drought
NELLORE 18 BUCCHIREDDIPALEM 23 Severe drought
NELLORE 19 SANGAM 22 Severe drought
NELLORE 20 CHEJERLA 11 Severe drought
NELLORE 21 ANANTHASAGARAM 21 Severe drought
NELLORE 22 KALUVOYA 16 Severe drought
NELLORE 23 RAPUR 14 Severe drought
NELLORE 24 PODLAKUR 22 Severe drought
NELLORE 25 NELLORE 20 Severe drought
NELLORE 26 KOVUR 26 Moderate drought
NELLORE 27 INDUKURPET 15 Severe drought
NELLORE 28 THOTAPALLIGUDUR 20 Severe drought
NELLORE 29 MUTHUKUR 28 Moderate drought
NELLORE 30 VENKATACHALAM 25 Moderate drought
NELLORE 31 MANUBOLU 29 Moderate drought
NELLORE 32 GUDUR 32 Moderate drought
NELLORE 33 SYDAPURAM 24 Severe drought
NELLORE 34 DAKKILI 32 Moderate drought
NELLORE 35 VENKATAGIRI 28 Moderate drought
NELLORE 36 BALAYAPALLE 31 Moderate drought
NELLORE 37 OJILI 27 Moderate drought
NELLORE 38 CHILLAKUR 29 Moderate drought
NELLORE 39 KOTA 30 Moderate drought
NELLORE 40 VAKADU 39 Moderate drought
NELLORE 41 CHITTAMUR 17 Severe drought
NELLORE 42 NAIDUPETA 32 Moderate drought
NELLORE 43 PELLAKUR 25 Severe drought
NELLORE 44 DORAVARISATRAM 27 Moderate drought
NELLORE 45 SULLURPETA 29 Moderate drought
NELLORE 46 TADA 47 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 1 PEDDAMANDYAM 27.5 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 2 THAMBALLAPALLE 15.39 Severe drought
CHITTOOR 3 MULAKALACHERUVU 14.44 Severe drought
CHITTOOR 4 PEDDATHIPPASAMUDRA 12.11 Severe drought
CHITTOOR 5 B KOTHAKOTA 17 Severe drought
CHITTOOR 6 KURABALAKOTA 30.86 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 7 GURRAMKONDA 29.56 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 8 KALAKADA 27.83 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 9 KAMBHAMVARIPALLE 42.67 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 10 YARRAVARIPALEM 37.75 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 11 TIRUPATI URBAN 60.17 Milddrought
CHITTOOR 12 RENIGUNTA 47 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 13 YERPEDU 34.11 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 14 SRIKALAHASTI 35.64 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 15 THOTTAMBEDU 34.06 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 16 BUCHINAIDU KHANDRI 47.67 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 17 VARADAIAHPALEM 53 Milddrought
CHITTOOR 18 SATYAVEDU 40.08 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 19 NAGALAPURAM 52.61 Milddrought
CHITTOOR 20 PICHATUR 38.5 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 21 VIJAYA PURAM 53.72 Milddrought
CHITTOOR 22 NINDRA 39.06 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 23 K V P PURAM 36.56 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 24 NARAYANAVANAM 42.72 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 25 VADAMALAPETA 53.14 Milddrought
CHITTOOR 26 TIRUPATI 46.56 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 27 RAMACHNDRAPURAM 42.06 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 28 CHANDRAGIRI 41.39 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 29 CHINNAGOTTIGALLU 43.06 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 30 ROMPICHERLA 42.14 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 31 PILERU 42.75 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 32 KALIKIRI 38.94 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 33 VALMIKIPURAM 32.61 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 34 NIMMANAPALLE 21.47 Severe drought
CHITTOOR 35 MANDAPALLE 34.53 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 36 RAMASAMUDRAM 23.28 Severe drought
CHITTOOR 37 PUNGANUR 28.86 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 38 CHOWDEPALLE 33.11 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 39 SOMALA 38.78 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 40 SODAM 29.11 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 41 PULICHERLA 19.83 Severe drought
CHITTOOR 42 PAKALA 29.61 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 43 VEDURU KUPPAM 44.42 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 44 PUTTUR 34.61 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 45 NAGARI 39.5 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 46 KARVETINAGAR 40.22 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 47 SRIRANGARAJAPURAM 37.36 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 48 PALASAMUDRAM 45.03 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 49 GANGADHARA NELLORE 31.86 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 50 PENUMURU 37.56 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 51 PUTHALAPATTU 27.67 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 52 IRALA 34.28 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 53 THAVANAMPALLE 36.42 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 54 CHITTOOR 27.92 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 55 GUDIPALA 29.5 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 56 YADAMARI 29.94 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 57 BANGARUPALEM 41.78 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 58 PALAMANER 30.81 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 59 GANGAVARAM 26.86 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 60 PEDDA PANJANI 25.03 Moderate drought
CHITTOOR 61 BAIREDDI PALLE 23.94 Severe drought
CHITTOOR 62 VENKATAGIRI KOTA 19.56 Severe drought
CHITTOOR 63 RAMA KUPPAM 15.39 Severe drought
CHITTOOR 64 SANTHI PURAM 20.75 Severe drought
CHITTOOR 65 GUDI PALLE 22.72 Severe drought
CHITTOOR 66 KUPPAM 22.39 Severe drought
KADAPA 1 KONDAPURAM 24 Severe drought
KADAPA 2 MYLAVARAM 31 Moderate
drought
KADAPA 3 PEDDAMUDIUM 26 Moderate drought
KADAPA 4 RAJU PALEM 15 Severe drought
KADAPA 5 DUVVUR 25 Severe drought
KADAPA 6 S MYDUKUR 37 Moderate drought
KADAPA 7 BRAHMAMGARIMATTAM 25 Moderate drought
KADAPA 8 B KODUR 23 Severe drought
KADAPA 9 KALASAPADU 29 Moderate drought
KADAPA 10 PORUMAMILLA 38 Moderate drought
KADAPA 11 BADVEL 17 Severe drought
KADAPA 12 GOPAVARAM 31 Moderate drought
KADAPA 13 KHAJIPET 31 Moderate drought
KADAPA 14 CHAPAD 31 Moderate drought
KADAPA 15 PRODDUTUR 34 Moderate drought
KADAPA 16 JAMMALAMADUGU 27 Moderate drought
KADAPA 17 MUDDANUR 28 Moderate drought
KADAPA 18 SIMHADRIPURAM 15 Severe drought
KADAPA 19 LINGALA 21 Severe drought
KADAPA 20 PULIVENDLA 19 Severe drought
KADAPA 21 VEMULA 18 Severe drought
KADAPA 22 THANDUR 9 Severe drought
KADAPA 23 VEERAPUNAYUNIPALLE 11 Severe drought
KADAPA 24 YERRAGUNTLA 19 Severe drought
KADAPA 25 KAMALAPURAM 19 Severe drought
KADAPA 26 VALLUR 31 Moderate drought
KADAPA 27 CHENNUR 37 Moderate drought
KADAPA 28 ATLUR 25 Moderate drought
KADAPA 29 VONTIMITTA 12 Severe drought
KADAPA 30 SIDHOUT 17 Severe drought
KADAPA 31 CUDDAPAH 31 Moderate drought
KADAPA 32 CHINTHA KOMMADINNE 34 Moderate drought
KADAPA 33 PENDLIMARRI 31 Moderate drought
KADAPA 34 VEMPALLE 24 Severe drought
KADAPA 35 CHAKNAYAPET 27 Moderate drought
KADAPA 36 LAKKIREDDIPALLE 26 Moderate drought
KADAPA 37 RAMAPURAM 18 Severe drought
KADAPA 38 VEERABALLE 26 Moderate drought
KADAPA 39 RAJAMPET 20 Severe drought
KADAPA 40 NANDALUR 34 Moderate drought
KADAPA 41 PENAGALURU 23 Severe drought
KADAPA 42 CHITVEL 30 Moderate drought
KADAPA 43 KODUR 31 Moderate drought
KADAPA 44 OBULAVARIPALLE 51 Milddrought
KADAPA 45 PULLAMPETA 31 Moderate drought
KADAPA 46 T SUNDUPALLE 30 Moderate drought
KADAPA 47 SAMBEPALLE 24 Severe drought
KADAPA 48 CHINNAMANDEM 23 Severe drought
KADAPA 49 ROYACHOTI 27 Moderate drought
KADAPA 50 GALIVEEDU 25 Severe drought
KADAPA 51 NARSAPUR 26 Moderate drought
ANANTHAPUR 1 D HIRCHAL 23 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 2 BOMMANAHAL 21 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 3 VIDAPANAKAL 33 Moderate drought
ANANTHAPUR 4 VAJRAKARUR 28 Moderate drought
ANANTHAPUR 5 GUNTAKAL 27 Moderate drought
ANANTHAPUR 6 GOOTY 26 Moderate drought
ANANTHAPUR 7 PEDDAVADUGUR 30 Moderate drought
ANANTHAPUR 8 YADIKI 29 Moderate drought
ANANTHAPUR 9 TADPATRI 26 Moderate drought
ANANTHAPUR 10 PEDDAPAPPUR 18 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 11 SINGANAMALA 19 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 12 PAMIDI 12 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 13 GARLADINNE 20 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 14 KUDAIR 28 Moderate drought
ANANTHAPUR 15 URAVAKONDA 15 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 16 BELUGUPPA 13 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 17 KANEKAL 22 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 18 RAYADURG 31 Moderate drought
ANANTHAPUR 19 GUMMAGATTA 26 Moderate drought
ANANTHAPUR 20 BRAHMASAMUDRAM 24 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 21 SETTUR 31 Moderate drought
ANANTHAPUR 22 KUNURPI 24 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 23 KALYANDRUG 19 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 24 ATMAKUR 20 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 25 ANANTAPUR 23 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 26 BUKKARAYASAMUDRAM 29 Moderate drought
ANANTHAPUR 27 NARPALA 25 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 28 PUTLUR 25 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 29 YELLANUR 14 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 30 TADIMARRI 18 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 31 BATHALAPALLE 16 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 32 RAPTADU 16 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 33 KANAGANAPALLE 10 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 34 KAMBADUR 21 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 35 RAMAGIRI 13 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 36 CHENNE KOTHAPALLE 12 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 37 DHARMAVARAM 18 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 38 MUDIGUBBA 21 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 39 TALUPULA 26 Moderate drought
ANANTHAPUR 40 NAMBULIPULIKUNTA 22 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 41 TANAKAL 15 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 42 NALLACHERUVU 25 Moderate drought
ANANTHAPUR 43 GANDLAPENTA 17 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 44 KADIRI 20 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 45 AMADAGUR 27 Moderate drought
ANANTHAPUR 46 OBULADEVARACHERUVU 20 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 47 NALLAMADA 29 Moderate drought
ANANTHAPUR 48 GORANTLA 16 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 49 PUTTAPARTHI 13 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 50 BUKKAPATNAM 9 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 51 KOTHACHERUVU 9 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 52 PENU KONDA 20 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 53 RODDAM 18 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 54 SOMANDEPALLE 19 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 55 CHILAMATHUR 20 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 56 LEPAKSHI 25 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 57 HINDUPUR 20 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 58 PARIGI 20 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 59 MADAKASIRA 13 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 60 GUDIBANDA 20 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 61 AMARAPURAM 28 Moderate drought
ANANTHAPUR 62 AGALI 23 Severe drought
ANANTHAPUR 63 ROLLA 28 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 1 KOWTHALAM 46 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 2 KOSIGI 49 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 3 MANTRALAYAM 38 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 4 NANDAVARAM 35 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 5 C BELAGAL 34 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 6 GUDUR 41 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 7 KURNOOL 47 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 8 NANDI KOTKUR 42 Moderate
drought
KURNOOL 9 PAGIDYALA 52 Milddrought
KURNOOL 10 KOTHAPALLE 49 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 11 ATMAKUR 53 Milddrought
KURNOOL 12 SRISAILAM 37 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 13 VELGODE 43 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 14 PAMULAPADU 76 Milddrought
KURNOOL 15 JUPADU BUNGALOW 25 Severe drought
KURNOOL 16 MIDTHUR 47 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 17 ORVAKAL 44 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 18 KALLUR 40 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 19 KODUMUR 26 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 20 GONEGANDLA 31 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 21 YEMMIGANUR 62 Milddrought
KURNOOL 22 PEDDA KADALUR 48 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 23 ADONI 47 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 24 HOLAGUNDA 41 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 25 ALUR 30 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 26 ASPARI 49 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 27 DEVANAKONDA 41 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 28 KRISHNAGIRI 45 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 29 VELDURTHI 41 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 30 BETHAMCHERLA 47 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 31 PANYAM 42 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 32 GADIVEMULA 47 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 33 BANDI ATMAKUR 45 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 34 NANDYAL 47 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 35 MAHANANDI 50 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 36 SIRVEL 51 Milddrought
KURNOOL 37 RUDRAVARAM 43 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 38 ALLAGADDA 51 Milddrought
KURNOOL 39 CHAGALAMARRI 29 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 40 UYYALAWADA 29 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 41 DORNIPADU 40 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 42 GOSPADU 29 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 43 KOILKUNTLA 37 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 44 BANAGANAPALLE 34 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 45 SANJAMALA 48 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 46 KOLIMIGUNDLA 37 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 47 OWK 39 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 48 PEAPALLY 39 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 49 DHONE 36 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 50 TUGGALI 32 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 51 PATTIKANDA 29 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 52 MADDIKERA EAST 43 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 53 CHIPPAGIRI 32 Moderate drought
KURNOOL 54 HALAHARVI 34 Moderate drought
Annexure - 7
District wise number of works and total number of workers attending
S.No. District
WORKS WORKERS
Total No. of Works Tech & Admn.
Sanction Given (Nos)
No of Works in progress -
(Nos)
Works Completed
-(Nos)
Shelf of Works -(Nos)
Approved LB -2014-
15 Persondays ( in lakhs)
Persondays achieved
Upto Dec,14
( in lakhs)
Wage employment provided
No of HH No of Labour
1 Anantapur 190219 73798 14981 101440 205.6 108.4 230648 412012
2 Chittoor 150213 67447 23017 59749 120.2 88.8 170272 270190
3 East Godavari 283233 100403 48392 134438 126.7 110.9 304323 451321
4 Guntur 240143 48633 81602 109908 80.2 74.5 257636 443998
5 Kadapa 165914 44996 31688 89230 109.0 90.1 182457 293273
6 Krishna 153355 36567 15824 100964 65.2 56.8 197616 329298
7 Kurnool 260606 45952 33822 180832 174.9 69.1 208921 376718
8 Prakasam 274694 84319 58851 131524 199.1 133.6 319054 545451
9 S.P.S Nellore 284732 36865 12509 235358 80.4 55.6 161252 254915
10 Srikakulam 194955 55902 20171 118882 281.4 156.1 342851 546597
11 Visakhapatnam 230688 74556 40534 115598 165.5 169.7 295578 527397
12 Vizianagaram 173468 69613 7936 95919 276.2 153.7 336194 568359
13 West Godavari 134359 32868 20044 81447 74.3 50.9 163401 260635
Total 2736579 771919 409371 1555289 1958.8 1318.2 3170203 5280164
ANNEXURE - 8
DISTRICT WISE DETAILS OF INFRASTRUCTURE CREATED(Existing)
Sl.No District Drought declared Mandals
Bore well / Hand Pumps
(No)
PWS schemes
(NO)
CPWS Schemes
(NO)
1 2 3 4 5 6
1 Ananthapur 63 13421 3218 56
2 Prakasam 54 25250 698 41
3 Kadapa 48 11007 1290 21
4 Chittoor 42 11408 4881 2
5 Kurnool 12 2618 504 11
6 Nellore 7 3939 197 4
7 Guntur 4 1961 35 13
Total 230 69604 10823 148
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1 Annathapur 0 373.00 100.00 473.00 0.00 0.00 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0.00 473.00
2 Prakasam 0 75.90 0.00 75.90 0.00 0.00 0 0.00 1.00 1.50 0.00 2.50 0.00 15.84 32.00 47.84 0 0 0 0 0 17.50 0 17.50 0 0 25.75 25.75 169.49
3 Kadapa 0 127.69 0.00 127.69 0.00 0.00 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0.00 127.69
4 Chittoor 0 550.08 0.00 550.08 0.00 67.26 0 67.26 0.00 142.13 0.00 142.13 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0.00 759.47
5 Kurnool 0 17.10 0.00 17.10 0.00 3.00 0 3.00 1.00 0.00 0.00 1.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0.00 21.10
6 Nellore 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
7 Guntur 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
0 1143.77 100.00 1243.77 0.00 70.26 0 70.26 2.00 143.63 0.00 145.63 0.00 15.84 32.00 47.84 0 0 0 0 0 17.50 0 17.50 0 0 25.75 25.75 1550.75
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Annexure - 9
Expenditure on Temporary Water Supply Schemes and Sources(upto 31.12.2014)
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Temporary Water Supply
SchemeBorewells Hand Pumps DUG Wells
Annexure - 10
District wise Area Unsown & Area Dried Up
Area in Ha
S.No. District Season Normal
Actual Area sown
Unsown Area Dried
up
1 Ananthapuramu 867564 700139 167425 587488.52
2 Chittoor 215358 191325 24033 92351.56
3 Y.S.R.Kadapa 179488 115808 63680 33165.46
4 Kurnool 558842 682086 0 0.00
5 Prakasam 224630 193402 31228 1672.75
6 Nellore 87051 83540 3511 0.00
7 Guntur 517412 543485 0 0.00
Grand Total 2650345 2509785 289877 714678.29
Annexure - 11 Crop wise Agriculture Input Subsidy (As per State Norms) Area in Ha; Amount in Rs Lakhs
S.
No Crop
Small/ Marginal Farmers Other Farmers Total
Area affected Amount required Area affected Amount required Area affected Amount required
1 Paddy 471.28 47.13 0.00 0.00 471.28 47.13
2 Sugarcane 0.80 0.08 0.00 0.00 0.80 0.08
3 Blackgram 32.51 2.03 18.16 1.14 50.67 3.17
4 Redgram 9409.97 588.12 2721.93 170.12 12131.90 758.24
5 Bajra 259.94 13.00 0.75 0.04 260.69 13.03
6 Sesamum 118.21 5.91 0.00 0.00 118.21 5.91
7 Maize 6959.84 579.96 1751.36 145.94 8711.20 725.90
8 Groundnut 466810.08 46681.01 138966.19 13896.62 605776.28 60577.63
9 Greengram 248.10 15.51 42.04 2.63 290.14 18.13
10 Ragi 61.97 3.10 0.00 0.00 61.97 3.10
11 Cotton 48835.61 4883.56 19914.71 1991.47 68750.32 6875.03
12 Cowpea 9.26 0.58 0.00 0.00 9.26 0.58
13 Horsegram 698.98 43.69 72.08 4.51 771.06 48.19
14 Castor 2603.27 130.16 1228.02 61.40 3831.29 191.56
15 Sand casting 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
16 Tobacco 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
17 Jowar 6674.82 333.74 3238.35 161.92 9913.17 495.66
18 Rajmah 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
19 Soybean 22.01 1.38 1.27 0.08 23.28 1.46
20 Sunflower 2427.72 151.73 1079.05 67.44 3506.77 219.17
21 Bengalgram 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Total 545644.37 53480.69 169032.92 16503.30 714678.29 69983.98
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District wise Agriculture Production/ Monetary Loss
S.No Name of the
Affected District No of
farmers Area
damaged (ha)
Production loss
(MTs)
Value (Rs. in Lakhs)
(Monetary Loss)
1 Ananthapuram 590318 587488.52 251296.82 92587.79
2 Chittoor 178279 92351.56 30628.39 12251.36
3 YSR Kadapa 41349 33165.46 24212.23 9402.11
4 Kurnool 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
5 Prakasam 2241 1672.75 1756.06 656.39
6 Nellore 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
7 Guntur 0 0.00 0.00 0.00
Grand Total 812187 714678.29 307893.50 114897.65
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1 Paddy 1644903 471.28 1074 471.28 1074 0.00 0
2 Sugarcane 148679 0.80 2 0.80 2 0.00 0
3 Blackgram 19889 50.67 60 32.51 49 18.16 11
4 Redgram 204359 12131.90 42053 9409.97 34231 2721.93 7822
5 Bajra 40103 260.69 427 259.94 426 0.75 1
6 Sesamum 35297 118.21 167 118.21 167 0.00 0
7 Maize 75507 8711.20 15181 6959.84 13238 1751.36 1943
8 Groundnut 1090425 605776.28 665216 466810.08 568766 138966.19 96450
9 Greengram 27970 290.14 495 248.10 453 42.04 42
10 Ragi 35640 61.97 126 61.97 126 0.00 0
11 Cotton 486362 68750.32 65321 48835.61 53021 19914.71 12300
12 Cowpea 6085 9.26 26 9.26 26 0.00 0
13 Horsegram 8257 771.06 1511 698.98 1453 72.08 58
14 Castor 24022 3831.29 4093 2603.27 3160 1228.02 933
15 Sand casting 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0
16 Tobacco 8017 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0
17 Jowar 32479 9913.17 11114 6674.82 8877 3238.35 2237
18 Rajmah 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0
19 Soybean 21533 23.28 35 22.01 34 1.27 1
20 Sunflower 77113 3506.77 5286 2427.72 2947 1079.05 2339
21 Bengalgram 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 0
3986640 714678.29 812187 545644.37 688050 169033.92 124137Grand Total
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Crop wise Damages and Crop wise Number of Farmers Affected
Area in Ha
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Area operated by SMF Area operated by OSMF
Annexure - 14
"Drought Kharif 2014
State Norms
Calculation of assistance for Agricultural Input Subsidy - SMF
S.No Name of the
affected District
Total Agril. Area
affected (in ha.)
Total Agril. Area where crop loss is
> 50 %(in ha.)
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Assistance sought for different Catgories of
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1 2 3 4 5A 5B 5C 6A 6B 6C 7(6A+6B+6C)
1 Ananthapuram 587488.52 587488.52 432815.57 0.00 0.00 42233.38 0.00 0.00 42233.38
2 Chittoor 92351.56 92351.56 81177.58 0.00 0.00 8117.76 0.00 0.00 8117.76
3 YSR Kadapa 33165.46 33165.46 29680.61 472.08 0.00 2933.23 47.21 0.00 2980.44
4 Kurnool 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
5 Prakasam 1672.75 1672.75 1498.54 0.00 0.00 149.11 0.00 0.00 149.11
6 Nellore 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
7 Guntur 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Total 714678.29 714678.29 545172.29 472.08 0.00 53433.48 47.21 0.00 53480.69
Ra
infe
d
Irri
ga
ted
Pa
ren
nia
l
Ra
infe
d
Irri
ga
ted
Pa
ren
nia
l
Ra
infe
d
Irri
ga
ted
Pa
ren
nia
l
Ra
infe
d
Irri
ga
ted
Pa
ren
nia
l
Ra
infe
d
Irri
ga
ted
Pa
ren
nia
l
1 2 3 4A 4B 4C 5A 5B 5C 6A 6B 6C 7A 7B 7C 8A 8B 8C9(7A+7B+7C
+8A+8B+8C)
1 Ananthapuram 587488.52 154672.95 0.00 0.00 109104 0 0 0 0 0 15067.94 0.00 0 0 0 0 15067.94
2 Chittoor 92351.56 11173.98 0.00 0.00 12301 0 0 0 0 0 1117.40 0.00 0 0 0 0 1117.40
3 YSR Kadapa 33165.46 3012.77 0.00 0.00 2606 0 0 0 0 0 301.28 0.00 0 0 0 0 301.28
4 Kurnool 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0 0.00
5 Prakasam 1672.75 174.21 0.00 0.00 126 0 0 0 0 0 16.68 0.00 0 0 0 0 16.68
6 Nellore 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0 0.00
7 Guntur 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0 0.00
714678.29 169033.91 0.00 0.00 124137 0 0 0 0 0 16503.30 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 16503.30Total
Annexure -15
"Drought Kharif 2014 State Norms
Calculation of assistance for Agricultural Input Subsidy - Other than SMF
S.NoName of the
affected District
Total Agril.
Area where
crop loss is
> 50 %(in
ha.)
Out of (3) Area belonging
to other than SMF
(Area in Ha)
No. of farmers other
than SMF affected by
the instant calamity
(only)
No. of
farmers
other than
SMF affected
by the
successive
calamities
Assistance sought for different catogories
of crops (Rs.in lakhs)
Total
assistance
sought (Rs
in Lakhs)
Affected first time
Affected for
successive
calamities
Annexure - 16
District wise Agriculture Input Subsidy Requirement (as per GOAP Norms)
Area in Ha; Amount in Rs Lakhs
S.No District
Small / Marginal Farmers
Other Farmers Total
Area affected
Amount required
Area affected
Amount required
Area affected
Amount required
1 Ananthapuramu 432815.57 42233.38 154672.95 15067.94 587488.52 57301.33
2 Chittoor 81177.58 8117.76 11173.98 1117.40 92351.56 9235.16
3 Y.S.R.Kadapa 30152.69 2980.44 3012.77 301.28 33165.46 3281.72
4 Kurnool 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
5 Prakasam 1498.54 149.11 174.21 16.68 1672.75 165.78
6 Nellore 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
7 Guntur 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
Total 545644.37 53480.69 169033.92 16503.30 714678.29 69983.99
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
Ananthapur-1 Sweet Orange 12.95 12.95 0.00 12.95 7.78 5.17 12.95 15000 1.17 0.78 1.94 6 3 9
ATP-1 Total 12.95 12.95 0.00 12.95 7.78 5.17 12.95 1.17 0.78 1.94 6 3 9
Mango 26494.00 5.00 0.00 5.00 3.00 2.00 5.00 15000 0.45 0.30 0.75 3 1 4
Grapes 475.00 1.48 0.00 1.48 0.78 0.70 1.48 15000 0.12 0.11 0.22 1 2 3
Banana 8910.00 16.06 0.00 16.06 5.06 11.00 16.06 24000 1.21 2.64 3.85 7 9 16
Sweet Orange 39940.00 74.35 0.00 74.35 18.72 55.63 74.35 15000 2.81 8.34 11.15 24 44 68
Ber 750.00 2.41 0.00 2.41 1.21 1.20 2.41 15000 0.18 0.18 0.36 1 1 2
Curry Leaf 1017.00 1.82 0.00 1.82 0.74 1.08 1.82 10000 0.07 0.11 0.18 1 1 2
Papaya 1828.00 2.00 0.00 2.00 0.00 2.00 2.00 10000 0.00 0.20 0.20 0 2 2
Pomegranate 4220.00 3.00 0.00 3.00 2.00 1.00 3.00 15000 0.30 0.15 0.45 2 1 3
Sapota 3381.00 4.12 0.00 4.12 0.60 3.52 4.12 15000 0.09 0.53 0.62 1 2 3
ATP-2 Total 87015.00 110.24 0.00 110.24 32.11 78.13 110.24 5.23 12.56 17.79 40 63 103
ATP Total 87027.95 123.19 0.00 123.19 39.89 83.30 123.19 6.40 13.33 19.73 46 66 112
Mango 12299.00 169.66 200.00 369.66 169.66 0.00 169.66 15000 25.45 0.00 25.45 157 0 157
Sweet Orange 9696.00 3.85 5.00 8.85 3.85 0.00 3.85 15000 0.58 0.00 0.58 4 0 4
KDP-1 Total 21995.00 173.51 205.00 378.51 173.51 0.00 173.51 26.03 0.00 26.03 161 0 161
Sweet Orange 906.00 49.32 8.50 57.82 49.32 0.00 49.32 15000 7.40 0.00 7.40 92 0 92
Mango 11381.00 36.40 0.00 36.40 36.40 0.00 36.40 15000 5.46 0.00 5.46 29 0 29
Acid Lime 1354.00 6.40 0.00 6.40 6.40 0.00 6.40 15000 0.96 0.00 0.96 13 0 13
Papaya 648.00 1.20 0.00 1.20 1.20 0.00 1.20 10000 0.12 0.00 0.12 3 0 3
KDP-2 Total 14289.00 93.32 8.50 101.82 93.32 0.00 93.32 13.94 0.00 13.94 137 0 137
KDP Total 36284.00 266.83 213.50 480.33 266.83 0.00 266.83 39.96 0.00 39.96 298 0 298
Sweet Orange 3236.00 779.51 2.28 781.79 723.01 56.50 779.51 15000 108.45 8.48 116.93 719 19 738
Mango 10330.00 50.54 8.00 58.54 40.69 9.85 50.54 15000 6.10 1.48 7.58 38 4 42
Acid Lime 16878.00 115.50 5.60 121.10 115.50 0.00 115.50 15000 17.33 0.00 17.33 164 3 167
Papaya 252.00 1.00 0.00 1.00 1.00 0.00 1.00 10000 0.10 0.00 0.10 1 0 1
NLR-1&2 Total 30696.00 946.55 15.88 962.43 880.20 66.35 946.55 131.98 9.95 141.93 922 26 948
4 Chittoor-2 Mango 3668.00 11.60 20.60 32.20 11.60 0.00 11.60 15000 1.74 0.00 1.74 33 0 33
CTR-2 Total 3668.00 11.60 20.60 32.20 11.60 0.00 11.60 1.74 0.00 1.74 33 0 33
Sweet Orange /
Citrus10408.00 340.26 11.55 351.81 334.26 6.00 340.26 15000 50.14 0.90 51.04 434 10 444
Mango 7241.00 0.60 0.00 0.60 0.60 0.00 0.60 15000 0.09 0.00 0.09 1 1
PKM-2 Total 17649.00 340.86 11.55 352.41 334.86 6.00 340.86 50.23 0.90 51.13 435 10 445
175324.95 1689.03 261.52 1950.56 1533.38 155.65 1689.03 230.32 24.18 254.50 1734 102 1836
3Nellore-1&2
5 Prakasam-2
GRAND TOTAL
Note:- Under Drought 2014 there are NIL reports in Chittoor-I, Kurnool-I &II and Guntur-I&II Districts.
Note: Scale of Relief calculated as per G.O Ms. No: 4, dt: 05-02-2014 of Revenue (DM-III) Dept.,
Note: Information submitted subject to the approval of the Commissioner of Horticulture approved report will be submitted shortly
Ananthapur-2
2
Kadapa-1
Kadapa-2
1
SF&MF Others Total
Scale of
relief (Rs.
Per Ha.)
Input Subsidy Required
(Rs. In lakhs)
No.
of S
F &
MF
affe
cted
No.
of o
ther
farm
ers
affe
cted
Tota
l No.
of
farm
ers
affe
cted
Sl.
No.
Name of the
DistrictName of the crop Area covered
Area Damaged Area Damaged (above 50%)
Above 50%Below
50%TOTAL
Area
belonging to
SF/MF
Area
belonging
to other
than SF/MF
Total
(Area in Hectares)
Annexure- 17
District-wise / Crop wise Damage Report of Horticulture crops due to Drought 2014 in Andhra Pradesh.
(As per GOAP Norms)
Kharif
Total Area
covered in
the affected
Districts
Above
50%Below 50% TOTAL
Area
belonging to
SF/MF
Area
belonging
to other
than
SF/MF
Total SF&MF Others Total
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
1 Acid Lime 18232.00 121.90 5.60 127.50 121.90 0.00 121.90 15000 18.29 0.00 18.29 177 3 180
2 Banana 8910.00 16.06 0.00 16.06 5.06 11.00 16.06 24000 1.21 2.64 3.85 7 9 16
3 Ber 750.00 2.41 0.00 2.41 1.21 1.20 2.41 15000 0.18 0.18 0.36 1 1 2
4 Curry Leaf 1017.00 1.82 0.00 1.82 0.74 1.08 1.82 10000 0.07 0.11 0.18 1 1 2
5 Pomegranate 4220.00 3.00 0.00 3.00 2.00 1.00 3.00 15000 0.30 0.15 0.45 2 1 3
6 Sapota 3381.00 4.12 0.00 4.12 0.60 3.52 4.12 15000 0.09 0.53 0.62 1 2 3
7 Grapes 475.00 1.48 0.00 1.48 0.78 0.70 1.48 15000 0.12 0.11 0.22 1 2 3
8 Mango 71413.00 273.80 228.60 502.40 261.95 11.85 273.80 15000 39.29 1.78 41.07 261 5 266
9 Papaya 2728.00 4.20 0.00 4.20 2.20 2.00 4.20 10000 0.22 0.20 0.42 4 2 6
10 Sweet Orange 64198.95 1260.24 27.32 1287.57 1136.94 123.30 1260.24 15000 170.54 18.50 189.04 1279 76 1355
TOTAL 175324.95 1689.03 261.52 1950.56 1533.38 155.65 1689.03 230.32 24.18 254.50 1734 102 1836
Note: As per G.O Ms. No: 4, dt: 05-02-2014 of Revenue (DM-III) Dept.,
Input Subsidy Required
No.of SF
& MF
affected
No. of
other
farmers
affected
Total No.
of farmers
affected
Crop wise Damage Report of Horticulture crops due to Drought 2014 in Andhra Pradesh.
(As per GOAP Norms)
(Area in Hectares)
Annexure - 18
Sl.
No.
Name of the
crop
Area Damaged Area Damaged (above 50%)
Scale of
Relief
(Rs./
Ha.)
Quantitiy in
Lakh M.Ts
Value Rs. In
Lakhs
1 2 3 4 5
1 Acid Lime 121.90 0.01945 291.60
2 Banana 16.06 0.00803 80.30
3 Grapes 1.48 0.00021 3.73
4 Mango 273.80 0.02511 296.21
5 Papaya 4.20 0.00315 10.88
6 Sweet Orange 1260.24 0.22378 2706.90
7 Ber 2.41 0.00048 3.86
8 Curry Leaf 1.82 0.00011 0.55
9 Pomegranate 3.00 0.00024 13.20
10 Sapota 4.12 0.00049 2.97
GRAND TOTAL 1689.03 0.28105 3410.20
Annexure-19
Crop wise Estimated Losses
FINAL REPORT -- Drought-2014
Sl.
NoName of the Crop
Area damaged
above 50% (Ha)
Estimated Losses
ANNEXURE - 20
District wise Estimated Losses
FINAL REPORT -- Drought-2014
Sl. No
Name of the District
Area damaged above 50%
(Ha)
Estimated Losses
Quantitiy in Lakh M.Ts
Value Rs. In Lakhs
1 2 3 4 5
1 Ananthapuram 123.19 0.01871 256.51
2 Kadapa 266.83 0.03310 339.13
3 Nellore 946.55 0.17816 2208.72
4 Chittoor 11.60 0.00102 4.64
5 Prakasam 340.86 0.05006 601.20
GRAND TOTAL 1689.03 0.28105 3410.20
Rainfed Irrigated Parennial
Rainfed
(Rs.4500*
Col 5A)
Irrigated
(Rs.9000*
Col 5 B)
Parennial
(Rs.12000
*Col 5C)
1 2 3 4 5A 5B 5C 6A 6B 6C 7(6A+6B+6C)
1 Ananthapuramu 587488.52 587488.52 432815.57 0.00 0.00 19476.70 0.00 0.00 19476.70
2 Chittoor 92351.56 92351.56 81177.58 0.00 0.00 3652.99 0.00 0.00 3652.99
3 YSR Kadapa 33165.46 33165.46 29680.61 472.08 0.00 1335.63 42.49 0.00 1378.11
4 Kurnool 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
5 Prakasam 1672.75 1672.75 1498.54 0.00 0.00 67.43 0.00 0.00 67.43
6 Nellore 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
7 Guntur 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
714678.29 714678.29 545172.29 472.08 0.00 24532.75 42.49 0.00 24575.24Grand Total
Drought Kharif 2014 Appendix - I NDRF Norms
Calculation of assistance for Agricultural Input Subsidy - SMF
S.
No
Name of the
affected District
Total Agril.
Area
affected
(in ha.)
Total Agril.
Area where
crop loss is
> 50 %
(in ha.)
Out of (4) Area belonging to SMFAssistance sought for different
Catgories of crops (Rs. In Lakhs)Total
assistance
sought (Rs in
Lakhs)
Rain
fed
Irriga
ted
Pa
ren
nia
l
Rain
fed
Irriga
ted
Pa
ren
nia
l
Rain
fed
Irriga
ted
Pa
ren
nia
l
Rainfed
(Rs.4500*
Col 5A)
Irriga
ted
(R
s.9
00
0*
Col 5
B)
Pa
ren
nia
l (R
s.
12
00
0 *
Col 5
C)
Rain
fed
(R
s.4
50
0*
Col 6
A)
Irriga
ted
(R
s.9
00
0*
Col 6
B)
Pa
ren
nia
l (R
s.
12
00
0 *
Col 6
C)
1 2 3 4A 4B 4C 5A 5B 5C 6A 6B 6C 7A 7B 7C 8A 8B 8C9(7A+7B+7C+
8A+8B+8C)
1 Ananthapuramu 587488.52 102553.65 0.00 0 109104 0 0 0 0 0 4614.91 0.00 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 4614.91
2 Chittoor 92351.56 11173.98 0.00 0 12301 0 0 0 0 0 502.83 0.00 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 502.83
3 YSR Kadapa 33165.46 2426.47 0.00 0 2606 0 0 0 0 0 109.19 0.00 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 109.19
4 Kurnool 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
5 Prakasam 1672.75 124.75 0.00 0 126 0 0 0 0 0 5.61 0.00 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 5.61
6 Nellore 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
7 Guntur 0.00 0.00 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 0.00 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
714678.29 116278.85 0.00 0.00 124137 0 0 0.00 0.00 0.00 5232.55 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 5232.55Grand Total
Note:In case of farmers other than SMF the assistance may be provided subject to a ceiling of 1 ha/farmer and upto 2 ha/ farmer in case of successive calamities
irrespective of the size of the holding being large. Hence, damaged area of farmers other than SMF is limited to 1 ha/ famer only as per the CRF norms
"Drought Kharif 2014 NDRF Norms
Appendix - II
Calculation of assistance for Agricultural Input Subsidy - Other than SMF
Sl.
No
Name of
the affected
District
Total Agril.
Area where
crop loss is
> 50 %(in
ha.)
Out of (3) Area
belonging to other
than SMF
No. of farmers
other than SMF
affected by the
instant calamity
(only)
No. of farmers
other than SMF
affected by the
successive
calamities
Assistance sought for different catogories of crops
Total
assistance
sought (Rs in
Lakhs)
Affected first timeAffected for successive
calamities
Irri
ga
ted
Ra
infe
d
Pe
ren
nia
l
Irrigated
(Rs. 9000 x
Col.5A)
Rainfed (Rs.
0 x Col.5B)
Perennial
(Rs.12000 x
Col.5C)
1 2 3 4 5A 5B 5C 6A 6B 6C 7
1 Ananthapur 87027.95 123.19 0.00 0.00 39.89 0.00 0.00 0.05 0.05
2 Kadapa 36284.00 266.83 0.00 0.00 266.83 0.00 0.00 0.32 0.32
3 Nellore 30696.00 946.55 0.00 0.00 880.20 0.00 0.00 1.06 1.06
4 Chittoor 3668.00 11.60 0.00 0.00 11.60 0.00 0.00 0.01 0.01
5 Prakasam 17649.00 340.86 0.00 0.00 334.86 0.00 0.00 0.40 0.40
TOTAL 175324.95 1689.03 0.00 0.00 1533.38 0.00 0.00 1.84 1.84
Total
assistance
sought
(Rs. in lakhs)
(6A + 6B +6C)(
Rs.in Crores)
Appendix - III
CALCULATION OF ASSISTANCE FOR HORTICULTURAL INPUT SUBSIDY - SMF
As per CRF
S.
No.
Name of the
affected district
Total
Horticultural
area affected
(Hectares)
Total
Horticultural
area where crop
loss is above
50%
Out of (4) area belonging to
SMF
Assistance sought for different
categories of crops ( Rs. In Crores)
Irri
ga
ted
Ra
infe
d
Pe
ren
nia
l
Irrigated
(Rs. 9000 x
Col.5A)
Rainfed (Rs.
0 x Col.5B)
Perennial
(Rs.12000 x
Col.5C)
1 2 3 4 5A 5B 5C 6A 6B 6C 7
1 Ananthapur 87027.95 123.19 0.00 0.00 83.30 0.00 0.00 0.10 0.10
2 Kadapa 36284.00 266.83 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
3 Nellore 30696.00 946.55 0.00 0.00 66.35 0.00 0.00 0.08 0.08
4 Chittoor 3668.00 11.60 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
5 Prakasam 17649.00 340.86 0.00 0.00 6.00 0.00 0.00 0.01 0.01
TOTAL 175324.95 1689.03 0.00 0.00 155.65 0.00 0.00 0.19 0.19
Total
assistance
sought
(Rs. in lakhs)
(6A + 6B +6C)(
Rs.in Crores)
Appendix - IV
CALCULATION OF ASSISTANCE FOR HORTICULTURAL INPUT SUBSIDY - OTHER FARMERS
As per CRF
S.
No.
Name of the
affected district
Total
Horticultural
area affected
(Hectares)
Total
Horticultural
area where crop
loss is above
50%
Out of (4) area
belonging to Other
Farmers
Assistance sought for different
categories of crops ( Rs. In Crores)
Rs. in Lakhs
No. AmountNo. of
Habs
No. of
SourcesAmount No. Amount No. Amount No. Amount No. Amount
1 Ananthapur 63 546 1569.29 32 32 7.78 6 1.02 185 222.90 0 0.00 0 0.00 1800.99
2 Prakasam 54 319 762.78 10 10 3.40 819 36.05 42 10.02 57 109.00 71 82.60 1003.85
3 Kadapa 48 608 638.40 605 605 181.50 255 102.60 127 114.40 0 0.00 0 0.00 1036.90
4 Chittoor 42 1456 1142.47 214 214 89.52 142 48.21 319 170.85 0 0.00 0 0.00 1451.05
5 Kurnool 12 32 65.70 8 11 7.00 271 40.42 225 65.85 0 0.00 0 0.00 178.97
6 Nellore 7 169 132.09 4 4 0.20 336 13.44 47 16.10 7 5.80 0 0.00 167.63
7 Guntur 4 1 5.00 0 0 0.00 0 0.00 0 0.00 9 6.00 3 6.00 17.00
Total 230 3131 4315.73 873 876 289.4 1829 241.744 945 600.12 73 120.8 74 88.6 5656.393
Filling of SS
Tanks
(By
mechanical
lifting)
Total
Amount
Appendix - VABSTRACT - CONTINGENT PLAN HABITATIONS FOR DROUGHT UP TO MAY 2015 ( From 01.01.2015) - Rural Water supply
S.No
.Dist
Drought
declared
Mandals
Transportation Hiring of SourcesFlushing of
Bore Wells
Deepening of
Bore Wells
Deepening of
Open Wells
Temprorary
Augmentatio
n of
Source/Drilli
ng of Bore
wells/filter
Points
Transporta
tion of
Drinking
Water
Flushing /
Deepinging of
Drinkign
water source
Hiring of
Private
Borewells /
Purchase of
water/Genar
ators
Repairs to
Hand and
power Bores
/ Spare Parts
for Hand and
Power Bores
Rep
air
s t
o D
am
ag
ed
Pip
e l
ine
s
Wa
ter
Ch
arg
es
pa
yb
le
to o
ther
dep
art
me
nts
Demand
Rs.in
Lakhs
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1 Anantapur PABR 151 Once in a Day 320 - - 0 10.00 10.00 0.00 20.00 40.00
2 Tadipatri River penna 72 Once in 2 day 83 2 10 3 10.00 20.00 0.00 15.00 45.00
3 DharmarvaramChitravati River &
Ground Water 125 Once in 2 days 335 3 25 17 12.00 5.00 0.00 8.00 25.00
4 Hindupur PABR 48 Once in 4 days 152 12 68 10 60.00 10.00 15.00 20.00 105.00
5 KadiriChitravati River &
Ground Water 68 Once in 2 days 249 5 20 7 12.00 5.00 3.00 15.00 35.00
6 MadakasiraNSRWSS
&Ground Water52 Once in 2 days 84 - - 8 30.00 8.00 0.00 20.00 58.00
7 GuntakalTBP HCL &
Ground Water104 Once in 2 days 340 10 68 4 32.00 3.00 0.00 5.00 40.00
8 PuttaparthyCBR Ground
Water59 Once in a Day 47 2 12 8 10.00 6.00 2.00 12.00 30.00
9 KalayandurgSSSW & Ground
Water68 Once in a Day 84 - - 13 10.00 3.00 0.00 18.00 31.00
10 PamidiSurface water in
Penna River49 Once in 2 days 99 2 13 6 15.00 5.00 0.00 10.00 30.00
11 Gooty Penna 38 Once in 4 days 164 10 41 12 50.00 15.00 0.00 25.00 90.00
12 Rayadurg HLC 83 Once in a Day 191.0 2.0 12.0 4.0 5.00 4.00 0.00 20.00 29.00
Sub Total
District Total 2148.00 48.00 269.00 92 0.00 256.00 94.00 20.00 188.00 0.00 0.00 558.00
II
12 Dhone - 58 Once in 2 days 184 5 37 20.00 5.00 5.00 15.00 45.00
13 NandikotkurKC Canal &
Ground Water54 Once in 2 days 208 - - 10.00 0.50 2.00 58.00 70.50
14 Guduru NP Tungabadra 49 Once in a Day 60 - - 5.00 10.00 2.00 13.00 30.00
Sub Total 452.00 5.00 37.00 0.00 0.00 35.00 15.50 9.00 86.00 0.00 0.00 145.50
Sl.
No.
Name of the
ULB
Source of water
supply
(Rs in Lakhs)
No. of
trips per
day
Measures taken up in the problematic areas
No. of bore
wells
working
No. of
water
tankers
ANANTAPURAMU
KURNOOL
APPENDIX -VI
DEMAND FOR MITIGATION OF DRINKING WATER PROBLEMS IN URBAN LOCAL BODIES - DROUGHT 2014
No. of
problema
tic areas
Present
supply
(in lpcd)
Frequency of
supply
III
15 Kadapa Penna 118 Once in 2 days 613 - - 70.00 30.00 25.00 75.00 200.00
16 Badvel Ground Water 69 Once in 3 days 359 - - 50.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 50.00
17 Rayachoti - 79 Once in 2 days 251 - - 6.00 0.00 10.00 16.00
18 Pulivendula Chgintravathi River 60 Once in 2 days 81 1 - 21 40.00 20.00 0.00 20.00 80.00
19 Rajampet
Ground Water;
Bahuda River ;
Cheyyuru river;
131 Once in a Day 31 - - 0.00 0.00 0.00 9.00 9.00
20 Mydukuru Ground Water 50 Once in a Day 57 - - 15.00 5.00 2.70 15.00 37.70
21 Proddatur Penna 84 Once in 2 days 61 3 30 20.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 20.00
22 Yerraguntla Penna 50 Once in 4 days 65 3 18 8 22.30 2.35 0.00 13.00 37.65
23 Jammalamadugu Penna 107 Once in a Day 11 - - 2 10.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 10.00
Sub Total 1529.00 7.00 48.00 31.00 0.00 227.30 63.35 27.70 142.00 0.00 0.00 460.35
IV
24 Ongole N.S Canal 136 Once in 2 days 1000 15 110 65.00 0.00 0.00 50.00 115.00
25 Chirala Krishna 78 Once in a Day 0 2 16 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
26 Markapur
N.S.Canal;
Gundlakamma
river;
97 Once in a Day 157 1 10 10.00 0.00 15.00 25.00
27 Kandukur N.S Canal 105 Once in a Day 365 - - 0.00 0.00 10.00 10.00
28 ChimakurthyN.S.Canal;
Ground Water;48 Once in 2 days 355 1 2 5.00 0.00 8.00 13.00
29 AddankiGundlakamma
river;64 Once in a Day 309 - - 5.00 0.00 9.00 14.00
30 Kanigiri Ground Water 59 Once in a Day 288 3 34 56.00 0.00 25.00 81.00
31 Giddalur Ground Water 4 Once in a Day 192 4 39 50.00 0.00 10.00 60.00
Sub Total 2666.00 26.00 211.00 0.00 0.00 191.00 0.00 0.00 127.00 0.00 0.00 318.00
v32 Chittoor Ground water 50 Once in 2 day 352 84 582 24 578.25 0.00 20.00 598.25
33 Madanapalle Ground Water 32 Once in 4 days 156 55 593 20 405.00 0.00 120.00 525.00
34 PalamaneruGround Water;
K. P. Canal;57 Once in 2 day 120 3 24 174.85 53.94 64.42 293.21
35 Punganur Ground water 45 Once in 4 days 58 16 137 12 297.70 75.00 372.70
Sub Total 686.00 158.00 1336.00 56.00 0.00 1455.80 0.00 53.94 279.42 0.00 0.00 1789.16
Grand Total 7481.00 244.00 1901.00 179.00 0.00 2165.10 172.85 110.64 822.42 0.00 0.00 3271.01
YSR KADAPA
PRAKASAM
CHITTOOR
Sl.
No.District
No. of
Mandals
drought
affected
No of
cattle units
in Lakhs
Coverage
of 12% of
Catlle units
in lakhs
Amount
required
for Cattle
camps for
one month
-March
2015
April -
15 to
June-15
Total
March
to June
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
1 Anantapur 63 15.42 1.85 27.76 83.27 111.02
2 Prakasam 54 14.29 1.71 25.72 77.17 102.89
3 YSR Kadapa 48 8.92 1.07 16.06 48.17 64.22
4 Chittoor 42 12.05 1.45 21.69 65.07 86.76
5 Kurnool 12 2.78 0.33 5.00 15.01 20.02
6 SPS Nellore 7 2.13 0.26 3.83 11.50 15.34
7 Guntur 4 1.46 0.18 2.63 7.88 10.51
230 57.05 6.85 102.69 308.07 410.76
Appendix - VII
Requirement of funds for organization of Cattle camps in Drought
affected Districts in Andhra Pradesh under NDRF (Rs. in Crores)
Total
Sl.No District
No. of
Drought
Mandals
under
MGNRE
GS
Persondays
generated
upto
Dec,2014
No. of
House
holds
required
100 days
Extra
Persondays
to be
genenrated
(Col 7 *100 )
No. of
Households
required 75
days
Extra
Persondays to
be genenrated
(Col 7 *75 )
No. of
House
holds
required
50 days
Extra
Persondays
to be
genenrated
(Col 9 *50 )
Total no. of
Households
required extra
persondays
(beyond 100
days
entitlement in
NREGS
Total
expected
no. of
persondays
(Lakhs)
Total
expected
expenditure
including
20% material
cost
(in Lakhs)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
1 Anantapur 59 97.4 42429 42.4 28902 21.7 18540 9.3 89871 73.4 14748.5
2 Chittoor 42 32.3 15314 15.3 12485 9.4 19329 9.7 47128 34.3 6902.8
3 Guntur 4 6.1 2378 2.4 1019 0.8 597 0.3 3994 3.4 691.6
4 Kadapa 47 18.9 33675 33.7 24280 18.2 20916 10.5 78871 62.3 12530.9
5 Kurnool 12 106.6 6082 6.1 2892 2.2 1833 0.9 10807 9.2 1842.7
6 Prakasam 54 65.9 54548 54.5 31479 23.6 20039 10.0 106066 88.2 17723.5
7 S.P.S Nellore 7 24.9 5519 5.5 3032 2.3 1799 0.9 10350 8.7 1747.2
225 352.1 159945 159.9 104089 78.1 83053 41.5 347087 279.5 56187.2
APPENDIX - VIII
Assistance under Relief Employment - Statement showing Excess Persondays and Households to be generated during Drought period
Total
7m to 3 Yrs
CHILDREN
(@ RS.6 PER
DAY FOR 25
DAYS = Rs.150)
3 to 6 Yrs
CHILDREN
(@RS.6 PER
DAY FOR 25
DAYS =
Rs.150)
P&L TOTAL
(@RS.8 PER
DAY FOR 25
DAYS = Rs.200)
AGS
(@RS.24
FOR 25
DAYS IN A
Month )
1 GUNTUR 4 246 8917 7516 2021 2101 4122 10943 1337550 1127400 824400 262632 3551982
2 PRAKASHAM 54 3523 118205 98774 27534 28201 55735 140236 17730750 14816100 11147000 3365664 47059514
3 NELLORE 7 467 12253 8838 2956 2853 5809 12798 1837950 1325700 1161800 307152 4632602
4 CHITTOOR 42 2959 93559 55402 17749 18347 36096 93559 14033850 8310300 7219200 2245416 31808766
5 KADAPA 48 2561 84590 59643 18550 18301 36851 82154 12688500 8946450 7370200 1971696 30976846
6 ANANTAPUR 59 3744 116860 94003 28288 27746 56034 130708 17529000 14100450 11206800 3136992 45973242
7 KURNOOL 12 718 46099 29270 10789 10112 20901 40169 6914850 4390500 4180200 964056 16449606
226 14218 480483 353446 107887 107661 215548 510567 72072450 53016900 43109600 12253608 180452558
1804.53
10827.15
TOTAL
For one month ( Rs. In Lakhs)
For 6 month ( Rs. In Lakhs)
P&
L T
OT
AL
AGS
Required amount for 1 Month
Gra
nd
to
tal
Appendix - IX
DROUGHT AREA MANDALS (226) BENEFICIARIES & REQUIRED AMOUNTS FOR 1 MONTH
Sl.
No
District Name
Man
da
ls
Ce
ntr
es
7m to 3 Yrs
CHILDREN
3-6
Yrs
CH
ILD
RE
N
PW LW
Assistance under Spl Nutrition Programme
