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CM reviews pivotal irrigation and water resource projects
YUGMARG NEWSPAPER
|17-06-2025
Haryana Chief Minister, Sh. Nayab Singh Saini said that the state government is taking firm and determined steps to strengthen the irrigation and water infrastructure.
Under this initiative, five major projects under the Irrigation and Water Resources Department are being implemented, each with an investment exceeding Rs. 100 crore. These projects aim to enhance water conservation and improve irrigation efficiency, he said.
The Chief Minister said this while presiding over a review meeting of various pivotal projects of the Irrigation and Water Resources Department here today.
Issuing strict directions, the Chief Minister said there must be no unnecessary delay in preparing engineering drawings. Delays in drawing approvals hinder project implementation, he said.
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