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Beed irrigation push: Maharashtra explores storing Upper Kundalika water in existing lakes

Soil and Water Conservation Minister Sanjay Rathod has directed officials to examine the feasibility of the proposal and prepare a comprehensive plan based on available water resources, irrigation requirements and the potential area that can be brought under irrigation

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Soil and Water Conservation Minister Sanjay Rathod chairs a meeting in Mantralaya on Wednesday to review irrigation-related issues in the Upper Kundalika project area. PIC/BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT

Soil and Water Conservation Minister Sanjay Rathod chairs a meeting in Mantralaya on Wednesday to review irrigation-related issues in the Upper Kundalika project area. PIC/BY SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT

The Maharashtra government is exploring the possibility of storing water from the Upper Kundalika project in existing lakes to address irrigation problems faced by farmers in three areas of Wadwani taluka in Beed district.

Soil and Water Conservation Minister Sanjay Rathod has directed officials to examine the feasibility of the proposal and prepare a comprehensive plan based on available water resources, irrigation requirements and the potential area that can be brought under irrigation.

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