Bogulavagu Project Mahir

• It was constructed across Boggula Vagu, a tributary of Manair at Rudraram village in Malhar Rao mandal of Jayashan kar Bhupalpally district.
• The construction of
• The Boggula Vagu project was started in 1976-77 and completed in 1987.
• It was built with an expenditure of Rs 1.36 Crores to provide irrigation facilities to 2.09 thousand hectares.
• This project supplies water to 5150 acres in 8 villages of MalharRao and Kataraynandals.
• It was built during 1976-77 on Gundla Vagu, a tributary of Godavari at Pragalapalli village in Vajedu mandal of Mulugá district with an expenditure of 1. 16 crores to furnish irrigation facilities to 810 hectares.
• The right and left flanks of this project supply water to 2580 acres of ayacut belonging to 5 tribal villages in Vajedu mandal.

N. Gupta (Tularam) Project

• This project is located near Vinoba Nagar in Bayyaram mandal of Mahabubabad district. It supplies water to thousands of acres in this mandal.

Gaddennavagu

• Gaddennavagu project was built on Suddavágu near Bhainsa town in Nirmart district. It provides water for irrigation to 14 thousand acres and drinking water to 19 villages along with Bhaimsa nagar panchayat. It Was built with an expenditure of Rs 48.69 crores. Water availability at the reservoir- 2.31 TMCs.

Komaram Bheem Project

• The construction of Komaram Bheem project was taken up across Peddavagu stream near Ada village in Asifabad mandal of Komaram Bheem Asifabad mandal, Even though the foundation stone for this project wa laid in 2001, the works were started in 2006 with an estimated cost of Rs 272 crores. The project was completed on 19 November 2011.
• It Provides water to 18,421 hectares (45,500 acres) in 69 villages in Asifabad, Wankidi, Kaghaj nagar and Sirpur mandals ofAsifabad district.
• Catchment area – 437 Sq miles. (132 sq Km). Maximum flood flow – 261000 cusecs.
• Estimated cost of the project – Rs 882.31 crores
• Navayuga Transstroy acquired the contract on EPC turnkey basis. Rs 221 crores were allocated for construction works and the remaining amount was allocated for resettlement & rehabilitation.

Tummidlihati Project ( Praltachaela)

• Pranahita-Chevella LIS has been built near Tummidibstfi village. So it is called the Tummidi Hatti Project.
• Storage capacity- 1.8 TMCs
• Built across- Pranahita
• Full reservoir level (FRL)- 148 M
• Dr B.R. Ambedkar Pranahita project was proposed to supply 20 TMCs of water to Adilabad,Mancherial, Komaram Bheem Asifabad districts from Pranahita river.
• Estimated cost- Rs 6,212 crores
• The Chief Ministers of Telangana and Maharashtra made an agreement on 5 May 2012 to constitute an interstate river board for Pranahita- Chevella Sujala Sravanthi Project.
• The Government of Maharashtra has repeatedly requested to lower the FRL from +152 M to +48 M and minimize the extent of submergence in their territory.
• Detailed joint surveys by both the States and the actual submergence extent of Maharashtra territory was assessed as 3786 acres with barrage at FRL +152 M and 285 acres with FRL of +148 M.
• Ayacut- 2 lakh acres in Sirpur, Kaghaznagar, Asifabad, Chennur, Bellampally constituencies.

Chanaka- Korata Barrage

• This barrage is being constructed acrošs Penganga river on the downstream of Lower Penganga dam near Chanaka and Korata Village.
• The live storage capacity Chanaka-Korata Barrage is 0.83 TMC only. With this capacity, it will be sufficient to provide irrigation facility to nearly 51,000 acres a yacut upto October when the flows are available in the Penganga River.
• Chanaka Korata barrage supplies water to 13,500 acres and Lower Penganga gravity canal supplies water to 37,000 acres in Adilabad District.
• The Government of Maharashtra took up the construction of Rajapet and Pimparad barrages with a capacity of0.7 TMCs and 1.50 TMCs respectively. They supply water to 5,000 acres and 14,500 acres respectively. Water sharing under these barrages between Telangana and Maharashtra are in the ratio of 50;80 and 30:79 respectively.

Vativagu Project

• The construction of Vatti Vagu project was started during 1976-77 across Vatti Vagu stream near Pahadi Banda village in Asifabad mandal of Kumapam Bheem district with an expenditure of Rs 5.40 crores to furnish irrigation facility to 9914.9l hectares.
• Government aimed to irrigate an ayacut of about 25,000 acres in Asifabad And Gabbana mandals, Its construction was stopped due to various reasons.

Later, it was finished after two decades in 1998 and water was distributed. The main canals were also completed by 2001