Greater Noida: Ganga water supply is expected in Greater Noida at the end of this year.
Officials say 85 cusecs of water will be supplied from the Ganges Canal at Haridwar to Dehra in Ghaziabad, from where he will be pumped into Greater Noida.
Distribution will be made from the main reservoir in Jaitpur near the Office of Industrial Development Authority (Gnida).
At present, larger noida residents are treated ground water in their faucets.
“We aim to complete the process by the end of this year so that people can have water ganga in their homes.
I have instructed officials to complete all relevant jobs related to the water supply by Diwali.
Preparation is in their final stage.
Around Rs 800 Crore is spent on the project This, “said Narendra Bhoohan, Gnida CEO.
An official said that in the first phase, sector 35, 36, Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta, PI 3, Sweet Nagari and Phase 1 will be borne.
Greater noida residents have long demanded Ganga water supply.
“We must now purify water for household needs.
We are happy that Ganga water will be supplied to Greater Noida.
Groundwater that we get is now difficult and has a TDS level fluctuating,” said Harinder Bhati of Sector Beta 1.
While the 23km pipe has been placed From Dehra Village in Ghaziabad to Greater Noida for water supply, the 210 MLD treatment plant is also ready.
“In addition, the Master Reservoir, four area reservoirs and 19 zone reservoirs have been built for that purpose,” said an official.
During the Jaitpur reservoir inspection on Tuesday, BhooShan directed officials to beautify the area with the description of Ganga descendants from the hill to the plains.
“Greater Noida residents will not only get Ganga water, but will also be able to find out the whole of Ganga’s descendants.
Also, working on turning empty space to the green area will be carried out together with the limit wall cover,” he added.