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Delhi Jal Board to launch infra projects at Rs 450 cr
Delhi Jal Board on August stated that it has decided to carry out a number of infrastructure development projects across the city to streamline its water distribution network. The Delhi government has approved several projects which include laying of new water distribution lines, construction of under ground water reservoirs and replacement of old pipelines. The projects are being taken up to ensure equitable distribution of water and improve operational efficiency of the DJB, officials said.
The DJB board has cleared several projects for laying sewer network in 60 unauthorised colonies by spending Rs 450 crore.
Such unauthorised colonies include Rithala Keshopur Dwarka and Okhla. To extend drinking water supply in Mahipalpur, Rangpuri and Sultan Garhi and Nangal Devat in South Delhi, the board approved construction of a 6 million litre capacity underground reservoir at Mahipalpur at an estimated cost of Rs 18.01 crore.
Delhi Jal Board on August stated that it has decided to carry out a number of infrastructure development projects across the city to streamline its water distribution network. The Delhi government has approved several projects which include laying of new water distribution lines, construction of under ground water reservoirs and replacement of old pipelines. The projects are being taken up to ensure equitable distribution of water and improve operational efficiency of the DJB, officials said. The DJB board has cleared several projects for laying sewer network in 60 unauthorised colonies by spending Rs 450 crore. Such unauthorised colonies include Rithala Keshopur Dwarka and Okhla. To extend drinking water supply in Mahipalpur, Rangpuri and Sultan Garhi and Nangal Devat in South Delhi, the board approved construction of a 6 million litre capacity underground reservoir at Mahipalpur at an estimated cost of Rs 18.01 crore.