GRAMPANCHYAT HIWARE BAZAR TAL&DIST AHMEDNAGAR

MAHARASHTRA

Ideal Village Hiware Bazar

17 km. From Ahmednagar, District, Maharashtra State.

A Success Story
y of Comprehensive
p
Watershed
Development Programme

The Village is well recognized for

Watershed Programme
Shramdan of Villagers
NGO support
convergence of Government Scheme
Scheme.
Village implemented
Ad h Gram
Adarsha
G
Yojana
Yj

South region of Ahmednagar District

having
g a rainfed farmingg situation

limited seasonal agriculture

farmers migrate for work

Areas is frequently suffer to draughts
drinking water scarcity
fodder
f dd unavailability
il bilit
frequent migration to urban areas
for employment

The village Hiware Bazar

Representative village of this rain shadow areas
facing all the above mentioned problems.
Duringg the yyears off 1972-1989 due to ffrequent
q
draughts,
g

There was a major migration

There was no source of income

Th people
The
l turnedd to local
l l liquor
li
preparation
i andd selling.
lli

It had became major source of income.

It Gave birth to all other evil activities

Villagers are recognized as a criminal villagers

Govt servants consider there posting in village as punishment

The village was also lacking the basic facilities

Primary education and health

The well to do families shifted their children to the cities

Those left behind turned towards illegal income generation.

PROBLEMS AND ISSUES OF HIWARE BAZAR

BEFORE DEVELOPEMENT
RAIN FED AREA (Average rainfall 350-400 mm)
RAINFED CROPPING PATTERN
HEAVY SOIL EROSION
DRINKING WATER SCARCITY
FODDER UNAVAILABILITY
FUEL WOOD UNAVAILABILITY
SOCIAL PROBLEMS

UNEMPLOYMENT
MIGRATION,
MIGRATION FRUSTRATION
OF VILLAGERS
INCREASE IN CRIME
OVERALL BAD REPUTATION
OF VILLAGE DUE TO CRIME

BEFORE WATERSHED

 I complete my post graduate education in commerce faculty at

Ahmednagar a city in Maharashtra.I participate in many sports
and cultural activities during my college course. Naturally it
was a influencing factor on the youngster and other villagers of
Hiware bazar.
In the year of 1989, the state govt. declared village Panchayat
elections. The subject of election was again a fearful factor in
the minds of the villagers because of earlier bad experiences of
elections.
l ti
Th t took
That
t k place
l
i the
in
th village.
ill
Some of the visionary good people and youngsters invited me
to the village gramsabha and during the gramsabha in the
village I addressed to them about around development that was
needed in the village, the village gramsabha selected me as a
village Sarpancha for five years.

CHANGE IN LEADERSHIP

ELECTED UNANYMOUSLY AS A SARPANCHA

GRAM SABHA - PROBLEMS & ISSUES IDENTIFIED
FORMATION OF NGO
IMPLEMENTATION OF "ADARSH GAON YOJANA
GOVT . OF MAHARASHTRA
ACCEPTANCE & IMPLEMENTATION OF
PANCHASUTRI (Five Principals)

 Friends and relatives forced me to leave the village and not to

become the Sarpancha, but I was very determined to accept the
challenge
h ll
off changing
h i the
h face
f
off village
ill
andd I acceptedd the
h
opportunity for the sake of my village.
On the day of 26th January 1990,
1990 the first Gram Sabha was
called and the basic needs of the village was brought towards
pp
to the villagers
g
for their full
their activities and I appealed
fledged participation for attaining their basic needs and
requirements. The following basic needs were identified in the
Gram Sabha.
bh
* Providing Drinking Water * Providing Fodders to Cattle
* Providing Irrigation to Agriculture
* Providing Educational Facilities
g Roads
* Providingg Health Facilities * Providingg Village
* Providing Electricity
* Providing Employment
and their social and cultural activities.

Change of Village in Adarsh Gram by Converting

the School (Primary Step)
The Five years planning for period of 1990-95 was prepared
by village panchayat.
panchayat The needs and requirements were priorated
and first priority was given to the education facilities in the village
gramsabha and decided to implement
g
p
it by
y concerned Govt.
agencies viz. village panchayat , youth club. Naturally Govt.
agencies decided to implement the different scheme and
programme in the village Hiwarebazar.
The Villagers concluded that
One Educated man can change

A Home

g
One Educated Home Can change

A Village
g

And One Educated Village can change EVERYTHING

Change of Village in Adarsh Gram by Converting the

School
PRIMARY SCHOOL BEFORE

Primary school converted to high

school
The
Th literacy
lit
grown from
f
30%
to 95%
18 people donated their land for
S h l ground
School
d & Building
B ildi

After Development

This brought attention of Govt.

agencies towards the leadership
and the villagers which are
turning to development.

The School became model

schools in the District .

ADARSH GRAM YOJANA

The State [Link]
Govt for its Golden Jubilee of State
formation announced the Adarsh Gram Yojana
Hivare Bazar decided to participate in the scheme
which aims to
Provide drinking water
Employment
Green fodder

Shramdan
Ban on Grazing
Ban on Tree cutting
Ban on Liquor
Family Planning

(Free Labour)
(Charaibandi)
(Kurhad Bandi)
(Nasha Bandi)
(Kutumb Niyojan)

Education and health

Developing the self sustainable village by watershed
development

PANCHA SUTRI FOR

SUSTAINABILITY

(FIVE BASIC PRINCIPLES

FOR SELF
The Programme implementation was based on
DEVELOPMENT)
following Panchasutri

Arresting the migration of villagers towards cities.

GRAM SABHA- A KEY FACTOR FOR SUSTAINABLE

VILLAGE DEVELOPMENT
The Hiware Bazar village Gramsabha on its meeting on
15th August 1994 took there decisions and established the
Yashwant Krishi Gram & Watershed Development Trust for

Implementing watershed
d l
development
programme in
i
the village and started
implementing the
programmes and activities
of Adarsh Gram Yojana.
Yojana

Salient Features of the Village Hiware Bazar

Area of the village H

: 976.84

1000
: 387
900
800
: 1245
700
: 1130
600
: 625
: 620
500
: 205
400
: 03
300
: 488
200
00
: 206
100
795.23 Ha.
0

Rainfall in mm(2010
Population
Cattle's
Males
Females
farm families
land less families
Milk animals
Farm use animals
Cultivatable Land
Forest Land

070.03 Ha.

Pasture Land

006.75 Ha.

Gaothan

004.86 Ha.

Irrigated Land

580.40 Ha.

No. of functioning wells

252

Slope of the watershed

3 to 25 %

Average rainfall - 350- 400 mm.

year

19
88

19
89

year

1999

2000

2001

200
2

200
3

Rain 81
78
fall
3
5
200
200
2006
4
5

Rainfall

616

907

228

96

168

407

410

549

1
9
9
0

19
91

19
92

19
93

6
45
56
78
3
3
3
6
2009
200
2008
8
7
427
315
277

19
94

19
95

199
6

26
24
510
7
2
2010
2011
387

19
97

19
98

34
73
7
0
2012

Water Audit 2011

General information of the village
1) Name of the village

: Hiware Bazar

2) Tahsil

: Nagar

3) District

: Ahmednagar

4) Area of the village Ha

: 976.84

5) Rainfall in mm

: 199

6) Population

: 1245

7) Cattle's

: 1130

Total available water

Rainfall 199mm in

2011
Available water=
Area. in Ha x Rainfall
f in m

nil
il

Water stored in the soil 5%

68.04 [Link]

Water percolated in soil10%

58.32 [Link]

Soil moisture 30%

Additional water percolated due to water
conservation

28.90 [Link]

Total available water

194.31 [Link]

Required water
Population x required water 50 lpcd x 365 days

3.45 [Link]

cattle x required water 30 lpcd x 365 days

Water required for cultivation
Water required for other purpose ( 2% of
rainfall)

104.44 [Link]

Total Required water

110.18 [Link]

Total available water - Required water =

2.32 [Link]

Population Control

Sr
.

51, 25%

19, 9%
81, 40%

14, 7%

Age Group
Years

Familie
s

01

No child

18-49
18
49

14

02

Only One Child

18-49

34

03

Two Childs

18-49

81

04

Three Childs

18-49

51

05

four Three
Childs

18-49

19

06

More th
M
than Five
Fi
Childs

49 & above
b

4, 2%

34, 17%

No child

Only One Child

Two Childs

Three Childs

four Three Childs

More than Five Childs

- + Effective factor of
d l
development
t iis
Population Control

Details

TOTAL BAN ON
BOREWELLS FOR IRRIGATION PURPOSE
(Only for Drinking Water)
WATER INTENSIVE CROP CULTIVATION
(Banana & Sugarcane)
SELLING OF LAND TO OUTSIDERS
FEELING OF OWNERSHIP VILLAGE
NATURAL RESOURCES.
RESOURCES

TREATMENT MAP OF
VILLAGE
HIWARE BAZAR
TAL.& DIST.
AHMEDNAGAR
The village Hiware Bazar
decided to focus on EGS. The
main thrust was on continuos
contour trench (CCT), Plantation,
Soil and Water Conservation.
F nds utilised
Funds
tilised from EGS
Scheme, Ideal Village scheme of
State Govt. through Yeshwant
Wt h d D
Watershed
Development
l
tT
Trust.
t
All the works were
implemented through EGS by the
l b
labourers
ffrom the
h Vill
Village.

Soil & Water Conservation Treatments

Sr.

Type of Work

Work done Area/ Numbers

Physically

Agency

Financially

Contour Bunding 414 Ha.

-----

Aff
Afforestation
t ti

070 H
Ha.

---

F
Forest
t Dept.
D t

C CT

010 Ha.

1.67

Yashwant Krishi Trust

CC T

062 Ha.

10.38

Yashwant Krishi Trust

Deep C C T

0.36Ha

Plantation on Bunds

206 Ha.

0.39

Yashwant Krishi

Loose Boulders

120 Nos.

0.20

Yashwant Krishi

Nalla Bunding

029 Nos.

----

Agril. Dept.

003 Nos.
9

Percolation Tank

10

Storage
St
B
Bandhara
dh

002 Nos.

Agril. Dept.

Forest Dept.

2.73
---

Yashwant Krishi
Minor Irrigation

005 N
Nos.

---

Mi
Minor
Irrigation
I i ti

002 Nos.

7.20

Yashwant Krishi

11

Cement N.B.

004 Nos.

13.29

Yashwant Krishi

12

Repairs of Nala Bunds

11 Nos.

06.60

Yashwant Krishi

BEFORE

Continue Continuous Stretches

AFTER Plantation

Earthen Bund Before

Earthen Bund After Plantation

Earthen Structure in Spring

Season

EARTHEN STRUCTURES

Percolation Tank

Check Dam

Open Well

Artificial Aquifer Blast

iSavakalaIna yaaojanao AMtga-t CtavarIla paNaI Ta@yaaMmaQyao jamaa k$na

%yaa paNyaavar saavajainak
saava-jainak rapvaaiTka
raopvaaiTka tyaar klaI
kolaI

baaoArvaolavar isasaa^ (PlaopMp) basavauna maulaaMcyaa KoLabaraobarca pMpacao paNaIhI imaLto

%yaa paNyaanaooca sapuM Na-- Saalaooya SaaOOcaalaya va svacCtagaRhasaazII paNaII ]plabQa Jaalaoo

IMPACT of Programme
Sr.

Item

Pre W/S

Current
Dev. Programme

Increases
Status

01

No. of Wells

97

280

2.25 times

02

Electric Pumps

87

240

2.25 times

03

Oil Engines

04

a)) Area under protective

p

125Ha.

624.23Ha.

3.18 times

7 Ha.

120 Ha.

10.28 times

Irrigation (Ha.)
b) Irrigation during summer
04

Agriculture
a) Cropped area (Ha.)

405.2

624.23Ha.

63 %

b) Cropping Intensity (%)

94

0128

34

c) Oil seed area (Ha.)

23

0104

4.52 times

d) Pulses area (Ha.)

31

084

2.87 times

e) Use of Improved / hybrid

53

0548

10 times

43

0444

10 times

seed (Ha.)
f) Seed Treatment (Ha.)

IMPACT of Programme contd

Sr.

Item

Pre W/S
Dev Prg.

g) Area of insect & Pest

Current
Dev. Programme

Increases
Status

48

0296

6.16 times

09

0163

18.11 times

control
h) Use of Fertilizers (ton)
Organic 30% Inorganic 70%
05

Soil Samples (No.)

27

393

14.55 times

06

Area under Horticulture

7.10 Ha.

40 Ha.

7.60 times

07

Area under drip/ sprinkler

150

95 times

Irrigation
08

No. of Milk Animals

19

476

25 times

09

Milk collection / day (lit.)

140

3000Lit.

21 times

10

Shetkari Magazine subscriber

41

283

7 times

11

Income generated (Rs. Lakh)

8.23

147.84

15.07 times

12

Per Capita Income (Rs.)

832

28,893

30 times

13

Threshers (No.)

06

06 times

14

Tractors (No.)

20

20 times

IMPACT OF PROGRAMME

RISE IN WATERTABLE (70-80 ft. to 20-25 ft.)

CHANGE IN CROPPING PATTERN (Jawar &
Bajara to Onion, Potato,
Horticulture,vegitable,floryculture )

INCREASE IN CROPPING INTENSITY

INCREASE IN FODDER AVAILABILITY
(from 1500 mt. to 6000 mt. )
INCREASE IN MILK PRODUCTION
(from 300 lit. to 3500 lit./ day)

CHANGE IN CROPPING PATTERN

Potato

REMIGRAT FAMILY

More Earningg Sources Due To

Implementation Of PANCHASUTRI

Change In Standard Of Living Due To

Economic Stability

Change In Standard Of Living Due To Economic Stability

REDUCTION IN SOIL EROSION

Grass Cutting

Grass Transportation

Bio-Gas Plant

Dairy after completion of

Water Shed Development Programme.

IMPACT OF PROGRAMME Contd

INCREASE IN EMPLOYMENT
REDUCTION IN SOIL EROSION
( NO SILTING )
CHANGE AND IMPROVEMENT IN ECOLOGY
SOCIAL POSITIVE CHANGE
INCREASE IN CREDITABILITY OF
VILLAGERS FOR BANK LOANS

INCREASE IN EMPLOYMENT

LOAN DISTRIBUTION

CARPAINTER

DAIRY

TAILORING

SOCIAL INTEGRATION BY FORMATION OF

WOMENs THRIFT GROUPS
WOMEN
WOMENss MILK DAIRY SOCIETY
BHAJANI MANDAL
YOUTH CLUBS
CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY
COMMON CREMATORIUM
COMMON DRINKING
WATER SOURCE
ADOPTION OF
ONE FAMILY ONE CHILD CONCEPT

COMMUNITY FARMING

WOMENS GROUP

FOR FACING THE PROBLEM OF LABOUR AVAILABILITY

SELF HELP GROUP INFORMATION

SR

M O N TH

M EM B ER

PER M O N TH
SA V IN G

A M B IK A SELF H ELP G R O U P

20

25

4000

M U K H O D EV I SELF H ELP G R O U P

13

50

25000 LO A N
+8000

M A LG A N G A SELF H ELP G R O U P

20

25

4000

SA V ITR IB A I SELF H ELP G R O U P

20

25

500

H A N U M A N M A LE H ELP G R O U P

11

100

2200

G O V ER N M EN T SA V IN G SC H EM E

10
Y EA R S

72

100 TO 250

12,00,000

TOTAL

12,43,700

NAM E

TO TA L SA V IN G

NO BPL & NO MIGRATION UPTO 2007-08

Before some period Living Ratio of people is 70% in Rural & 30% in Urban but from
latest survey the ratio changes to 58 % in Rural & 42% in Urban area . 32 families
remigrated from urban areas in last 5 yrs. From City to Hiware Bazar because of
Education, Health, Water, Employment.
Year

No. of Families

BPL

Self dependent

y)
1992 ((Govt. Survey)

180

168

12

2001

210

53

157

2002

210

11

199

2004(Drought Year)

210

11

199

2005 (Drought Year)

210

11

199

2006 & 2007

210

00

100%

2008/2011

226/236

00

100%

This is the result of proper Leadership, planning of natural resources,

right cooperation of the Govt. programme in coordination with
villagers, true response of villagers & transparent system of work.

THE SECRET OF SUCCESS GRAM SABHA DECISIONS

Ban on Grazing increased production of grasses from 200 t. in
1994-95 to more than 5000-6000 ton in 2001-2002.
B on felling
Ban
f lli trees
t
h increased
has
i
d the
th bio
bi mass with
ith 9 lakh
l kh trees.
t
Ban on Liquor has increased efficiency of menpower.
Due to Family Planning Programme birth rate is brought down to 11
per thousand. (One Family One Child)
Shramdan
Sh
d has
h not only
l helped
h l d in
i including
i l di workk culture
l
among
people but has also helped in creating assets and Because of the
pparticipation
p
of villager
g ppeople
p Hiware Bazar has set new standards
of community development.
The Total cost of Watershed programme sanctioned by Govt. of M.S.
is Rs. 66 Lakhs & the Villagers of Hiware Bazar contributes Rs. 21
Lakhs by Shramdan.

MEDIA REMARKS

Decision by Gram Sabha

Dec 2002
On 2nd Dec.

Village Makes HIV

Test Mandatory before
marriage
Hiware Bazar village
insists on ELISA Test
to keep model town
free of AIDS

Kusum Padir,, Rohini Thange,

g ,
and Manjula Bangar discuss
the killer disease AIDS

Draught Prone Area Programme

After successful Implementation
p
of Adarsh Gav Project
j
at Hiware
Bazar the Sanstha has called upon to take under DPAP Project in
peripheral villages viz. Jakhangaon, Nimgaon Wagha, Nimgaon
Gh
Ghana,
Ch
Chass,
K
Kamargaon,
Bh
Bhorwadi,
di Akolner,
Ak l
Bh
Bhoyre
pathar
th etc.
t
As a result water shed development work on once at Hiware Bazar
are pplanned over 500 Ha. Area in each of the 8 villages
g mentioned.
A total of 4000 Ha. Would thus be treated for development for
assured water supply to 1500 Ha. In 8 villages so as to bring the
entire area under cultivation
Sanstha had completed following soil and water conservation
treatments.
treatments
C.C.T.

57.42 Ha.

Earthen Nala Bund

24 Nos.

Cement Nala Bund

11 Nos.

Market Information Centre

Yashwant Krishi Gram & Panlot Vikas Sanstha and Agril. Dept. of
Maharashtra State willing to start Market Information Centre at
Hiware Bazar. Inauguration of this centre was done with auspicious
hands of Mr. Rohidas Patil (Agril. Minister Maharashtra State) on
8-9-2002.
This Information centre helps to the farmers for getting correct &
rapid information about Market rates & other new Agricultural
Technology.

Rural Sanitation Programme

Rural Sanitation Programme was implemented with financial
supportt off Z.P.
Z P Ahmednagar
Ah d
about
b t 170 Latrines
L ti
was completed
l t d andd
construction of 20 Latrines work is in progress.

CONTRIBUTION OF HIWARE BAZAR IN

POLICY DECISION MAKING OF STATE & CENTRAL GOVT.
HIGH POWER COMMITTEE GOVT OF INIDA FOR D.P.A.P. &
D.D.P.
WATER UTILIZATION AND

DISTRIBUTION -

POLICY OF GOVT.
GOVT OF MAHARASHTRA
NOMINATION ON

EGS

COMMITTEE

OF STATE

FOR

POLICY REFORMS TO RECONCILATION OF THE SCHEMES.

NOMINATION ON STATE EDUCATION STUDY GROUP
NOMINATION ON ADARSH GAON YOJANA OF
STATE

COMMITTEE

JOINT FOREST MANAGEMENT

EMPOWERMENT
O

O
OF

PANCHAYAT
A C A A

RAJ
A

S S
SYSTEM

STRENGTHEN VILLAGE PANCHAYAT ( 73 rd AMMENDMENT )

FOR
O

WORKSHOPS TO BUILD MORE HIWARE BAZARs

HYDERABAD

HARIYANA

RALEGAON SIDDHI

DIST SARPANCH W/S PUNE

VISITS OF DIGNATORIES AND

FARMERS TO HIVARE BAZAR

SARRC (Seven Sister Countries Coordinator)

WORLD BANK CONSULTANTS
HON. GOVERNOR OF MAHARASHTRA
GERMAN, AMERICA, ENGLAND, NETHARLAND, SOUTH
AFRICA, OMAN, WEST INDIES, AUSTRELIA ETC. &
DEGNITORIES FROM OTHER COUNTRIES
COUNTRIES.
GOI OFFICERS
OFFICERS FROM DIFFERENT STATES
SARPANCHAS FROM DIFFERENT STATES
APPROX. 1 LAKH FARMERS
STUDENTS FROM DIFFERENT COUNTRIES AND INDIA.

VISITORS

FOREIGN DELIGATIONS

WORLD BANK

H.P. NETHERLANDS

GERMAN

SAARC ,BANKOK

Presentation
P
i off S
Success S
Story at A
Asian
i
Conference To the right Mr. D. Kebschull
(Germany) & Mr. S. Ahmed (Bangladesh)

President of Krishna Z.P. & Members of

Z.P. Getting information about potato
Crop at Hiware Bazar

Visit of MLAs & I.A.S. Officers

from Andhra Pradesh

Dr. .PC ALEXANDER

GOVERNER OF MAHARASHTRA

ADDRESSING VILLAGERS

V. VIPs

MAJ GEN ACC&S

[Link].

FINANCE MINISTER

HANUMANTRAO COMMITTEE FOR

DPAP & DDP

WATER CONSERVATION MIN

PDM. CP BHATT

Shri Shreeniwas
Prasad, Rural
Development,
Mi i
Minister,
Andhra
A dh
Pradesh,

Ex-Chief Secretary,
ExGovt. of Karnataka.

Ashok Gahelot,, Chife Min,,

Rajasthan & Padm shree
Annsaheb Hajare
Discussing Development
Process of Hivare Bazar.

Sh M
Shre.
Madhukar
dh k G
Gupta,
t
Commissioner, Watershed
Department, Jaypur
Rajasthan

Brazil Visitors,

Maharashtra State,
Zilla Parishad,
President & Vice
President Visit at
Hivare Bazar.

Role of Panchayati Raj

Institutions in
Environment & Water
Conservation organized
by Directorate of
Panchayat Raj, Goa
(
j)
Govt. (Panji)

Shri Dr. Madhavrao

Chitale President of
Chitale,
National Water
Commission.

Maj. Gen. Shri Ashok

Wasudeva, Chief Nation
Defiance Collage (NDC),
(NDC)
New Delhi, (With 32 Maj.
Generals & Army Officers)
They are going to adopt
Hivare Bazar pattern in the
Villages situated on the
Border

Maj. Gen. Randhava,

President of ExEx-Army
man Union,
U i
P
Punjab.
j b with
ith
(with Retired ExEx-Army
Service men now working
g
as Sarpanch)

National ACC, HQ
Ahmednagar Army Officers
Visit
i i at Hivare
i
Bazar.
(Every Month 150 Retiring Army
persons from all over India for
preparation of their retirement
document come to Ahmednagar &
same time they arrange to visit
Hivare Bazar)

Lt. Col. Subhash Poal,

Commandant NCC Visit
at Hivare Bazar with
Cadet. They are going to
adopt sum Villages for
Development thorugh
Hivare Bazar Pattern.

Shri Ajit Dada Pawar,

Hon'ble
Hon
ble Minister for
Irrigation, Maharashtra
State. Pumping Hand
pump which recharged
after Watershed
Development.
Development

Shri Madur Bajaj, Chairman

Confederation of Indian
Industry (CII). with his
cullies visited Hivare Bazar
for Implementing Integrated
approach through their
Institution.

Chi f off Anti

Chief
A ti
corruption Beurow,
Maharashtra State.

Mr Vinod Kumar
Piparsonia,
J i t Director,
Joint
Di t Human
H
Resource Development
Ministry India.

Hon'ble Shri Shivraj

Patil Chakorkar,
Chakorkar
Home Minister Govt. of
India, with Shri Diliprao
Deshmukh, Latur.
Discussing Development
Process of Hivare Bazar.
Bazar

Shri Krishna Bhoge,

Di i i
Divisional
lC
Commissioner,
i i
Aurangabad Division.
p
g Hivare Bazar
Implanting
Pattern in 11 Districts of
Marathwada Region.

[Link] Rane has visited to

Hiware Bazar with his friends
swaabhimani Group

Orissa Team has Visited

Hiware and discussed to
[Link] pawar

Sikkim Team has Visited

Hiware and discussed to
[Link] pawar

Navinkumar secreteryy
Water and sanitation
With team visited to
Hiware Bazar and
[Link]
p p
Pawar
Discussed.

Villagers of Rajsthan Visited

To Hiware bazar and popatrao
Pawar discussed with him .

GOA ZP president has visited

To Hiware Bazar

National Youth project

Students visited to
Hiware Bazar with
[Link] and discussed
[Link] pawar

Sh i Th
Shri
Thakurdasji
k d ji
Bang, President of
All India Sarvodaya
Sangh.

Shri Rajendra
Shi R
Shing
Rana, Vi
Visit
it att
Hivare Bazar.

Deputy Chief Minister

Shri R R Patil Visited
Hi
Hivare B
Bazar.

United Nation Development

Project, Afganisthan, Gram
Pramukh,, Health,,
Education, Soil & Water
Conservation Department
Officers Visit at Hivare
Officers.
Bazar.

Shri P.B. Sawant,

Chief Justice of
India, visited Hivare
Bazar. He discussed
local justice system in
Gram Sabha
Rotaryy Team,,
England Visited
Hivare Bazar.
Studding change in
cropping pattern. &
having conversation
with farmers.

Ex-Speaker
ExMaharashtra State
Shri N.S.
Shri.
N S Farande
Farande.

Honorable Minister
Shri Balasaheb
Thorat, Agriculture
g
& Water
Conservation,
Mi i
Minister
Maharashtra State.

NGO, Sarpanch, Govt. Officers, from Leh Ladhak (J & K)

Visit of Honble Minister of

Rural Development
[Link] Prasad Singh
& [Link]
S tS
k t Patil,MoS,
P til M S
Rural Development to Hiware
Bazar

Pumping Hand pump which recharged after Watershed

Development. President IAH, Dr. Stephen Foster (UK)
Dr. Siwa Msangi (USA), Dr. Hector Guardino (Maxico), Dr.
Sanjay Pahuja (New Delhi), Dr. [Link] (Pune)

Dr. Sambra, High Power

Committee Ran Filed Authority,
Govt. of. India.

D K
Dr.
K.R.
R R
Rao, Chif G
Generall
Manager Technical Service
p Members,, NABARD
Dep.&

Mrs. Shanta Shila Nayar,

Secretary, Water Resources
Govt of India with Shri.
Govt.
Shri
Vikas Kharge, Director
[Link]. of
Mahatashtra discussing
Development Process &
Water Conservation in
Hivare Bazar.

Shrimati Sunita Narayanan ,

Science & Environment, New
D lhi Di
Delhi.
Discussing
i
Development Process of
Water Conservation in
Hivare Bazar with Popatrao
Pawar

UNISEF T
Team
Members of 21 Country's
Country s

Hon'ble Shri
Sharadrao Pawar,
Pawar
Agricultural Minister,
Govt. of India with
Shrimati Supriya Sule
MP, & Shri
Madhukarrao Pichad,,
MLA.

Shri
Shri.. Balasaheb Thorat
Thorat,,
Agricultural Minister, Govt.
of Maharashtra. MLA, Shri
Madhukarrao Pichad,
Pichad, while
visiting to Hiware Bazar.

Hon'ble Shri Saiffudin souz,

souz, Water Resources Minister Govt. of
India with Shri.
Shri. U.N. Panjiyar
Panjiyar,, Secretary Water Resources New
D lhi Di
Delhi.
Discussing
i D
Development
l
P
Process off W
Water C
Conservation
i iin
Hivare Bazar.

Hon'ble Shri Dr
Dr.. C.P. Joshi, Rural Development & Panchayt Raj
Minister Govt
Govt.. of India with Shri.
Shri. Hon
Hon..Mr.
[Link], Secretory
Rural Development Govt
Govt..of India,
India Hon
Hon..Mr
Mr..A.N.T. Sinha,
Sinha
Secretory
Panchayat Raj Govt
Govt..of India.
India. Discussing on
watershed Development Hivare Bazar.
Bazar.

[Link] Ramesh
minister of rural development
p
visited at Hiware Bazar and
See the programme
In Hiware bazar village with
Nitin Raut minister wateshed
And popatrao pawar

[Link] Ramesh
minister of rural development
visited at Hiware Bazar with
Niti R
Nitin
Rautt minister
i i t wateshed
t h d
And popatrao pawar

Nitin Chandra, Secretary,

Rural Development,
New Delhi .
visited Hiware Bazar

Bharat Nirman Volunters All

state level 286 students has
Visited to Hiware Bazar and
Popatrao pawar guided with
Hiware Bazar History

[Link] Anand ([Link]

Rural
Rural
Development,Watershed),
[Link] Pawar inform
aboutHiware Bazar
D l
Development

[Link] Jain(Min.
ofstateforRural
Development) Mr Pratik
Development),[Link]
Patil ([Link]
Industry)[Link]
[Link] Pawar inform
aboutHiware
b
i
Bazar
Development

Popatrao pawar
discussed
Rajmohan Gandhi and
Sudans vice president
In MRA center in
Pachgani

[Link] pawar
g
Guided with foreinger
In MRA center
In pachgani

[Link] Pawar nationalcolloquium

onLabToLandInitiativeInjaipur

[Link]
HIWAREBAZARATTENDTHEGRAMSABHA

AWARDS

NATIONAL & STATE LEVEL AWARDS

BEST IDEAL VILLAGE IN STATE 1998

NATIONAL PRODUCTIVIT AWADRD 1998

VANASHREE AWADR 1998

ADARSH SARAPANCH AWADR

Rural Sanitation Award

Year 1998-1999
1998 1999
Sanitation Award with the hands
of Mr. Dilipp Valse ((Power
Minister), Mr. Babasaheb Bhos
(Chairman, Z.P. A. Nagar),
Mr Tanhaji Satre ( C.E.O.)
Mr.
CEO)

Vasantrao Naik Award

Year 2002-2003
For Excellent work in soil
& water conservation
with hands
w
ds oof
Mr. Sharadrao Pawar (M.P.)

Adarsh
Ad
hS
Sarpancha
h
Award 2002
byy R.R. Aba Foundation with the
hands of Shri. R.R. Patil, R.D.D.
Min & [Link] Hazare

Maharashtra
Foundation Award
2004

Krushi Ratna Award

Year 2006-2007
For Excellent work in Agriculture Field
with hands of Dr. S.C. Jameer,
Governor Of Maharashtra State, Chief.
Mi Shri.
Min.
Sh i Vilasrao
Vil
Deshmukh,
D h kh
Agriculture Min.
Shri. Balasaheb Thorat, Govt. of
Maharashtra
Maharashtra.

Mahatma Fhule Jal Bhumi Award

Year 2004-2005
For Excellent work in soil & water
conservation
ti with
ith hhands
d off Sh
Shri.
i
Balasaheb Thorat, Agricultural Minister,
Govt. of Maharashtra, Shri Babanravaji
p Saheb , forest Minister, Govt. of
Pachpute
Maharashtra

Sant Gadgebaba Rural Sanitation Award

Year 2006-2007 (State Level First)
For Excellent work in Rural Sanitation Program. with hands of
Chief Min
Chief.
Min. Shri
Shri. Ashokrao Chavan,
Chavan Water & Sanitation Min
Min. Shri
Shri.
Ajitdada Pawar, Home Min. Shri. Jayant Patil, State [Link] &
Sanitation Shri. Shiddharam Mehetre, Govt. of Maharashtra.

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