Important Projects Of India

भारत के प्रमुख बांध एवं नदी परियोजनाएँ

💺1. इडुक्की परियोजना (Idukki Dam) 
- पेरियार नदी (Priyar River)
- केरल (Kerala)

💺2. उकाई परियोजना (Ukai Project) 
- ताप्ती नदी (Tapi river)
- गुुजरात (Gujarat)

💺3. काकड़ापारा परियोजना (Kakrapar project)
 - ताप्ती नदी (Tapi river)
- गुुजरात (Gujarat)

💺4. कोलडैम परियोजना (Koldam project) 
- सतलुज नदी - (Sutlej River)
- हिमाचल प्रदेश (Himachal Pradesh)

💺5. गंगासागर परियोजना (Ganga Sagar project) 
- चम्बल नदी (Chambal River)
- मध्य प्रदेश (Madhya Pradesh)

💺6. जवाहर सागर परियोजना (Jawahar Sagar Project) 
- चम्बल नदी (Chambal River)
- राजस्थान (Rajasthan)

💺7. जायकवाड़ी परियोजना (Jayakwadi project ) 
- गोदावरी नदी (Godavari river)
- महाराष्ट्र (Maharashtra)

💺8. टिहरी बाँध परियोजना (Tehri Dam Project) 
- भागीरथी नदी (Bhagirathi River)
- उत्तराखण्ड (Uttarakhand)

💺9. तिलैया परियोजना (Tilaiya Project) 
- बराकर नदी (Barakar River)
- झारखंड (Jharkhand)

💺10. तुलबुल परियोजना (Tulbul Project) 
- झेलम नदी (Jhelum River)
- जम्मू और कश्मीर (Jammu and Kashmir)

💺11. दुर्गापुर बैराज परियोजना (Durgapur Barrage Project) 
- दामोदर नदी (Damodar River)
- पश्चिम बंगाल (West Bengal)

💺12. दुलहस्ती परियोजना (Dul Hasti Project ) 
- चिनाब नदी (Chenab River)
- जम्मू और कश्मीर (Jammu and Kashmir)

💺13. नागपुर शक्ति गृह परियोजना (Nagpur Power Station Project)
- कोराडी नदी (Koradi River) 
- महाराष्ट्र (Maharashtra)

💺14. नागार्जुनसागर परियोजना (Nagarjuna Sagar Project) 
- कृष्णा नदी (Krishna River)
- आन्ध्र प्रदेश (Andhra Pradesh)

💺15. नाथपा झाकरी परियोजना (Nathpa Jhakri project) 
- सतलज नदी (Sutlej River)
- हिमाचल प्रदेश (Himachal Pradesh)

💺16. पंचेत बांध (Panchet Dam) 
- दामोदर नदी (Damodar River)
- झारखंड (Jharkhand)

💺17. पोचम्पाद परियोजना (Pochampad project) 
- महानदी (Mahanadi)
- कर्नाटक (Karnataka)

💺18. फरक्का परियोजना (Farakka project) 
- गंगा नदी (Ganges River )
- पश्चिम बंगाल (West Bengal)

💺19. बाणसागर परियोजना (Bansagar project) 
- सोन नदी (Son River)
- मध्य प्रदेश (Madya Pradesh)

💺20. भाखड़ा नांगल परियोजना (Bhakra Nangal Project) 
- सतलज नदी (Sutlej River)
- हिमाचल प्रदेश (Himachal Pradesh)

💺21. भीमा परियोजना (Bhima Project) 
- पवना नदी (Pavana River)
- तेलंगाना (Telangana)

💺22. माताटीला परियोजना (Matatila project ) 
- बेतवा नदी (Betwa River)
- उत्तर प्रदेश (Uttar Pradesh)

💺23. रंजीत सागर बांध परियोजना (Ranjit Sagar Dam Project ) 
- रावी नदी (Ravi River)
- जम्मू और कश्मीर (Jammu and Kashmir)

💺24. राणा प्रताप सागर परियोजना (Rana Pratap Sagar Project ) 
- चम्बल नदी (Chambal River)
- राजस्थान (Rajasthan)

💺25. सतलज परियोजना (Sutlej Project) 
- चिनाब नदी (Chenab River)
- जम्मू और कश्मीर (Jammu and Kashmir)

💺26. सरदार सरोवर परियोजना (Sardar Sarovar Project) 
- नर्मदा नदी (Narmada River)
- गुुजरात (Gujarat)

💺27. हिडकल परियोजना (Hidkal project) 
- घाटप्रभा परियोजना (Ghataprabha River)
- कर्नाटक (Karnataka)
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