Hyderabad: Hyderabad larger and peripheral regions do not have to face the problem of water in the future as the chief minister, K Chandrasekhar Rao is planning to lift water from Kondapochamma Sagar and fill the reservoir Osmansagar, said Minister of Urban Development & Development, KT Rama Rao on Monday.
He was speaking after laying the foundation stone Package-II of ‘Outer Ring Water Supply Scheme Phase-II in Alkapur Township in Manikonda, which will see a new water line and the service reservoir was built as part of it.
A total of Rs 587 crore has been earmarked for the completion of the water supply scheme.
For all projects Orr Phase-II, the government has allocated Rs 1,200 crore.
KTR said that this project will benefit from six lakh people living in 978 communities and gated colony.
There are currently 600 million gallons per day (MGD) supplied to meet the demand for greater Hyderabad, the Minister said that the city will receive 1.000 mgd in 2051.
“To realize this, Krishna works related to water – is in full swing.
We spent Rs 1,400 crore for it, “he said.
About two years ago, residents Alkapur Township held a protest to air their water woes.
Overcoming the General Meeting in Alkapur, KTR said, “The center is implementing our plan across the country and ‘Har Ghar Ko Jal’ is one scheme that has been modeled on a ‘mission bhagiratha’ government Telangana.
My government and the scheme has become a role model for the country.
“He added:” Once upon a time, it is said that what Bengal do today India tomorrow, now the concept is what Telangana do today, India do tomorrow.
Bandhu Rythu is one example that is implemented in centers in 11 states as schemes PM Kisan.
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