Karnataka urges Centre to give early clearance for pending irrigation and drinking water projects including revised DPR of Mekedatu
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Karnataka clears 78 hotel projects under Tourism Policy
Bengaluru: Karnataka has cleared a fresh set of hotel projects aimed at expanding accommodation facilities at tourist destinations and encouraging private investment in the state’s tourism sector. At the sixth Empowered Committee meeting of the Karnataka Tourism Policy, chaired by Energy and Tourism Minister K.J. George, approval was granted to 18 projects comprising eight premium … Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News, Technology, Ente…
Karnataka pushes Mekedatu project, seeks faster technical clearance
Karnataka's water resources minister met the Central Water Commission chief to push the Mekedatu project. The move underscores Bengaluru's rising water needs even as Tamil Nadu maintains its opposition.
Karnataka urges Centre to give early clearance for pending irrigation and drinking water projects including revised DPR of Mekedatu
Karnataka has again urged the Centre to provide immediate clearance to various pending irrigation and drinking water projects, including the Mekedatu balancing reservoir project
Goa Water Metro DPR Under Preparation, Feasibility Study Completed: Govt
Panaji: The Goa government on Wednesday said the Detailed Project Report (DPR) for the proposed Water Metro and inland water transport network is under preparation, while a feasibility study for the project has already been completed. River Navigation Minister Subhash Phal Dessai said the government has not yet received the DPR, as it is being […]
Karnataka Steps Up Push for Mekedatu Project - News Today
Karnataka has intensified efforts to secure technical clearance for the proposed Mekedatu Balancing Reservoir Project, with Water Resources Minister N. Chaluvarayswamy meeting Central Water Commission (CWC) Chairman Anupam Prasad in New Delhi on Wednesday. The post Karnataka Steps Up Push for Mekedatu Project appeared first on News Today | First with the news.
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