Gujarat CM dedicates/kicks off Rs 715 crore water supply projects at Vyara
August 30, 2015
Vyara
Gujarat Chief Minister Anandiben Patel today dedicated and performed ground breaking for Rs 715 crore water supply projects at Vyara town which is district headquarters of tribal populated Tapi district in south Gujarat.
Three water supply schemes will cover more than 8 lakh beneficiaries across 388 villages.
On this occasion, Gujarat Assembly Speaker Ganpatsinh Vasava said that inauguration/ground breaking of Ambika-Tapi river oriented drinking water projects will save energy and money for 198 villages of Tapi district an 182 villages of Surat district.
Speaking on this occasion, water supply minister Vijaybhai Rupani said, the state government is at present implementing Rs 2200 crore works to ensure drinking water supply to each village. The government is spending daily Rs 6 crore on drinking water supply works. The state has 1.80 lakh km long network of drinking water lines. The state has supplied water to 56 chowkies of Border Security Force(BSF).
Gujarat Chief Minister during her speech announced Rs 10 crore second phase allocation to Ukai Pradesh Sahkari Khand Udyog.
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