The findings revealed that among the different Irrigation frequencies, the application of (I₂) Irrigation at 5 days interval recorded significantly better Yield and yield attributes. The highest yield attributes, grain yield (45.39 q ha^-1) and straw yield (55.59 4 q ha^-1) was recorded with (I₂) Irrigation at 5 days interval, closely followed by (I₁) Irrigation at 2 days interval. Whereas In case of weed management treatments two hand weeding recorded significantly higher growth parameters, yield attributes, grain yield (45.39 q ha^-1) and straw yield (55.59 q ha') than weedy check. Successive increase in irrigation frequency has increased in moisture content at harvest, being highest at (I2) Irrigation at 5 days interval, (17.3). Maximum water productivity (3.74 kg grain m-3) was recorded under I₃ (Irrigation at 7 days interval) followed by I₁ (Irrigation at 2-day interval) and I₂ (Irrigation at 5 days interval). Although, mean water productivity was 1.95 kg grams/m³. Whereas In case of weed management practices combined application of two hand weeding stored the highest moisture content of 16.1%. Water productivity in weed management practices varied from 1.17 to 1.62 kg grams/m³, being highest under treatment receiving weedy check, respectively. Therefore, it can be concluded that application of Irrigation at 5 days interval with cono weeder was best management option to get higher yield as well as profit from rice.