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Irrigation can transform society as well as land and landscapes (Blake and Taylor, 1986; McCrostie Little and Taylor, 2001). It has long been accepted in agricultural societies that the power of water managed through irrigation can transform the land. Citing historical examples from ancient to modern times, Morton (1978) points out that it is not so widely appreciated “water can transmute a society as definitely and profoundly as it transforms the landscape”. In India, when irrigation facilities are increases economic condition is also increases. This research study the which impact occur on demography (such as large family size, high total number of children, woman health), social (such as education, woman status, agricultural labor status) and economic condition of a particular family. This research also considers the impact of irrigation on rural women. Can rural females really developed her social, economic and decision power or not after available irrigation facilities. |
