prepare a list of drought in Andhar pradesh and display in the your class.
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Explanation:
On Oct 28, 2015, the Andhra Pradesh government declared 196 mandals in seven districts, as drought-affected during the Kharif season 2015. The districts were Srikakulam (10 mandals), Prakasam (21), Nellore (14), Chittoor (39), Kadapa (33), Anantapur (39) and Kurnool (40). Consequent to the declaration of drought, the government directed the concerned district Collectors to notify the specific drought-hit areas in the District Gazette to enable farmers to avail credit facilities. On Nov 22, 2015, the Govt. added 163 mandals to the list of drought hit bringing the number up to 359 mandals. This included mandals in Guntur, Krishna, Vizianagaram. Drought was declared in 10 out of 13 districts. Crop loan and relief measures were to be taken up in these mandals as per guidelines. The state demanded central assistance of Rs 2,000 crore.
Ground water Status: (mbgl)
Area Apr ‘15 May ‘15 Nov ‘15 Mar ‘16 Apr ‘16
Coastal Andhra 9.71 10.23 8.54 10.55 11.08
Rayalseema 21.62 21.95 13.62 14.92 15.83
Andhra 13.38 13.83 10.10 11.89 12.54
In Rayalseema region, except for Kurnool, groundwater has improved over the year and Apr 2016 levels are better than May 2015.
However, Kurnool district saw a drop from 10.09 mbgl to 15.37 mbgl – a drop of 5.28m.
Coastal Andhra (except Nellore) has seen a drop in groundwater levels compared to May 2015.
Guntur district has seen a drop from 8.59 mbgl in Apr 2015 to 12.26 mbgl in Apr 2016 – a drop of 3.67 m.
In West Godavari district, ground water has dropped by 3.38 m to 19.30 mbgl.
The groundwater level is dangerously low in the districts of Prakasham (18.84 mbgl) and Ananthapur (19.64 mbgl) not because of the ongoing drought alone but also because of over exploitation of groundwater in these places in the preceding years. More groundwater data here.
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Answer:
The districts were Srikakulam (10 mandals), Prakasam (21), Nellore (14), Chittoor (39), Kadapa (33), Anantapur (39) and Kurnool (40).