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Delhi CM approves ₹1,000-crore water, sewer upgrade plan

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Delhi CM approves ₹1,000-crore water, sewer upgrade plan
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The Delhi government has approved a ₹1,000 crore plan to enhance water management and sewage systems under the Mission Yamuna initiative. This includes the construction of new rainwater harvesting structures and the upgrade of existing sewage treatment facilities. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta emphasized the importance of improving civic infrastructure and ensuring sustainable water resource use in the city.

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The Hindu Bureau New Delhi The Delhi government has approved projects worth over ₹1,000 crore to strengthen water management, sewage treatment and water supply systems under its Mission Yamuna initiative, the Chief Minister’s Office (CMO) stated on Sunday.The package includes new rainwater harvesting structures and the restoration of existing ones to improve groundwater recharge and water security.The Delhi Jal Board will “appoint four groundwater experts and 10 rainwater harvesting social mobilisers to support implementation,” read the CMO statement.A major trunk sewer line from Amichand Chowk to the Old Kalyanpuri sewage pumping station in Trilokpuri will be revamped at a cost of nearly ₹57 crore.

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