City
Epaper

Tender for replacement of old waterline soon

By Lokmat English Desk | Published: December 05, 2022 12:27 AM

Aurangabad:The 700 mm waterline, supplying water to the old city for nearly four decades, has become very dilapidated. ...

Open in App

Aurangabad:

The 700 mm waterline, supplying water to the old city for nearly four decades, has become very dilapidated. A total of Rs 193 crores are being spent to lay a new 900 mm waterline beside this line. The tender for this work will be floated by the Maharashtra Jeevan Pradhikaran soon. It is expected that the work will be completed in at least one year, said Dr Bhagwat Karad while talking to reporters.

Union minister of State for Finance Dr Karad held a review meeting of the works of the new water scheme at the municipal corporation on Saturday. Speaking to reporters after the meeting, he added that the work on the new water supply scheme would be completed in the next two years. Before that, the municipal corporation had decided to strengthen the old 56 MLD capacity water scheme to provide relief to the city. Also 700 mm pipes will be replaced with 900 mm pipes. This proposal has been approved by the high power committee of the State Government.

Don't give work to GVPR - Dr Karad

Dr Karad expressed his displeasure regarding the slow progress of the new water supply scheme by GVPR company. He suggested that the work of replacing the pipes of the old scheme worth Rs 193 crores should not be given to the GVPR company.

Tags: State GovernmentKarad
Open in App

Related Stories

MaharashtraSatara: Youth Attacked by Leopard in Karad

MaharashtraDramatic Leopard Rescue in Karad: Escapes from Well, Evades Capture in Farm Fields

NationalCalcutta HC Clears Rally for Govt Employees in Howrah, Imposes Conditions

InternationalAustralia: Queenslanders urged to prepare beforehand for bushfire season

MaharashtraDharavi Redevelopment Project Initiates Comprehensive Survey from March 18, Key Points Inside

Aurangabad Realted Stories

Aurangabad93.2 mm rainfall recorded in M'wada; 14 persons killed in rain-related incidents

AurangabadAngry woman assaults MSEDCL staff over power outage

AurangabadAngry citizens protest to open Akashwani and Amarpreet Chowks for traffic

AurangabadRanjagaon murder case: accused posted reels showing sharp weapons

AurangabadASI to resume scientific clearance opp Bibi ka Maqbara soon!