There are 23 deep borings which could not be operated due to general maintenance, transformer connection, pipeline expansion etc.
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Until a few years ago, paddy was cultivated in the vicinity of the Bhageshwar pond in Jaleshwar. Boring is still there but only a remnant. Boring is covered with dirt. Pump parts are stolen. The technical living room has become a haunt of gamblers and drug addicts.
Mohammad Safid Rain of Jaleshwar Sari could not plant paddy this year on 10 kattas of land after boring was stopped. More than 50 bighas of surrounding fields are barren.
According to Amlesh Yadav, Engineer of Underground Water Resources and Irrigation Development Division Office, Mahottari, there are 23 deep borings that could not be operated due to general maintenance, transformer connection, pipeline extension etc. These deep borings were installed by Irrigation Development Division. "In some places, deep borings have not been run due to non-payment of electricity tariffs, consumers not getting electricity meters," Yadav said, "It is estimated that 45 million will be spent on the maintenance of non-running borings. From that, 20 to 40 hectares of land can be irrigated.'
According to the division office, 980 hectares of area is being irrigated from 31 boreholes in operation. Groundwater and Irrigation Development Division, Kamala Irrigation Management Office Portaha, Agricultural Mechanization Promotion Center Naktazhizh Dhanusha, state government, local government and non-governmental organizations have been installing deep boring in Mahottari.
