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  1. Kanwar Sen - Bikaner, Ganganagar
  2. Gandheli Sahwa - Churu
  3. Gajner/Pannalal Barupal - Bikaner Nagaur
  4. Rajeev Gandhi - Jaisalmer
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Option 4 : Rajeev Gandhi - Jaisalmer

The correct answer is Rajeev Gandhi - Jaisalmer.

  • Kanwar Sen - Bikaner, Ganganagar
  • Gandheli Sahwa - Churu
  • Gajner/Pannalal Barupal - Bikaner Nagaur
  • Rajiv Gandhi Lift Canal project is in Jodhpur.
    • Hence it is incorrectly matched.

  • ​Major Canal Irrigation Projects of Rajasthan
    • Indira Gandhi Nahar Pariyojana (IGNP) started in 1958 and the irrigation facility started in 1961.
    • The area of the project spans over four districts of Rajasthan, namely - Ganganagar, Bikaner, Hanumangarh and Jaisalmer.
    • Its main aim is to assist in agricultural activities and provide drinking water, but it also envisages regional development and ecological improvement by arresting desertification.
  • Chambal Valley Project
    • The Chambal Valley Project is a major multipurpose project, constructed across the river Chambal by the State of Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh for irrigation and hydropower generation. The Project includes- Jawahar Sagar Dam Project, Rana Pratap Sagar Dam, Kota Barrage.
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