Conserving water resources will boost groundwater level, says Naidu

Prime Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu stressed that the level of groundwater can be increased by comprehensive protection of water resources.

Irrigation water users associations, regional collectors and authorities, Thursday, the secretariat with the video conference, Naidu, water management, queue end areas of fair distribution and efficient uses.

The Prime Minister said that effective water management enables the state to store the capacity of 82% of reservoirs and dams this season. Rayalaseema said that the reservoirs of the reservoirs were filling through the Filling of Rain Water and Upper Flow inputs, including the filling of the Handri-Neeva system. “Now Velugudu, Uttarandhra and Galeu – Nagari Sujala will be in Sravani projects,” he added.

Mr. Naidu managed the protection and filling of village tanks and irrigation channels with the active participation of water users. “Approximately 17% less rainfall was recorded in the state. Every drop should be protected, water reaching all agricultural areas,” he said, and added that the state could store important volumes of 38,000 small irrigation tanks.

The Prime Minister announced the ratings for water management on a region basis and said that irrigation engineering systems will be restructured. He said the charge of groundwater, excessive trust in deep drilling will lead to fluoride contamination and high power costs. Efficient use can reduce these costs by 50%.

Naidu said that water users should take responsibility for protection, charge and coordination with the authorities. High -level officials from the water resources department attended the conference. Minister of Water Resources Nimmala Rama Naidu joined Conference from Palakollu.