Rajasthan CM targets Congress for its failure in poverty alleviation
Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma took on the Congress and its leadership for "keeping in illusion poor people for decades on their poverty alleviation plank".
Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma directed authorities to work in a time-bound manner on the Rs 8,300-crore project of making a 126.3 km carrier channel for diverting flood water from the Chambal
and Brahmani rivers into the Bisalpur Dam in the Tonk district.
The chief minister’s directives came at a meeting with the authorities and project engineers during the former’s inspection of the project site in Rawatbhata on Monday.
Advertisement
The project – part of the ambitious Ramjal Setu ERCP project – comprises a sedal dam on the Chambal in Rawatbhata and the 126 km carrier channel. This will ensure availability of adequate water in the Bisalpur dam for drinking water supply to a large number of towns including the state capital Jaipur, Ajmer, Tonk and Dausa.
Advertisement
As per the scheme, the carrier channel will bring water from the Sedal dam for flowing into the Banas river at Rajawas village in Jahazpur sub block of the Bhilwara district. From the Banas water will reach Bisalpur dam.
After the completion of work on the 3200-metre-long dam along Brahmani river in Sripura drinking water supply will also be possible for Bhilwara.
Advertisement
Related posts
Rajasthan striving to ensure adequate water and power supply: CM Sharma
Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma has said that the state government has been making untiring efforts to provide adequate water and power supply to all consumers, including farmers, entrepreneurs, and domestic consumers.
Rajasthan CM urges PM, Gujarat CM to ensure adequate relief to NRR merchants hit by Surat fire
Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma has urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel to ensure adequate relief and assistance to Non-Resident Rajasthani (NRR) merchants who suffered huge losses in the devastating fire in Surat's busy textile market.
