Report On the Sardah Canal Project

Report on the Sardah Canal Project details the planning, construction, and initial operation of a major irrigation project in British India. Authored by J.G. Forbes and published in 1871, the report provides a comprehensive overview of the engineering challenges, hydrological considerations, and agricultural benefits associated with the canal. This historical document offers valuable insights into 19th-century irrigation technology and the impact of large-scale infrastructure projects on Indian agriculture and society. The report includes detailed descriptions of the canal's design, construction methods, and water management strategies. It is an essential resource for historians of technology, civil engineers, and scholars interested in the development of irrigation systems in India.

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