Marikal, July 7: Pumping from the Pampahouse in Teeleru village, Marikal Mandal, Narayanpet district, to Koilsagar began today. On Friday, Deputy Vice Chairman of JDP, Gouni Surekha Reddy, inaugurated the motor and performed the rituals for Krishnaamma. As per the orders of Chief Minister KCR, Minister for Excise Rajender Reddy is sending 315 cubic feet of water daily to Koilsagar, said she.
In a significant development that brings relief to the people of Marikal Mandal, the pumping of water from the Pampahouse to Koilsagar has commenced. This move comes as a result of the efforts made by Deputy Vice Chairman of JDP, Gouni Surekha Reddy, who inaugurated the motor on Friday. She also performed the necessary rituals for Krishnaamma, marking the beginning of the pumping process.
The pumping of water to Koilsagar has been made possible due to the instructions given by Chief Minister KCR. Minister for Excise Rajender Reddy has taken up the responsibility of sending 315 cubic feet of water daily to Koilsagar. This initiative aims to ensure a continuous supply of water to the region and address the water scarcity issues faced by the people.
Koilsagar is a significant reservoir in Narayanpet district and plays a crucial role in meeting the irrigation and drinking water needs of the surrounding areas. However, in recent times, the water levels in the reservoir have been depleting rapidly, causing distress among the local communities.
The commencement of pumping from the Pampahouse to Koilsagar is a much-awaited step towards resolving this issue. The efforts put in by Gouni Surekha Reddy and the support received from Minister Rajender Reddy have been lauded by the locals.
Speaking about the initiative, Gouni Surekha Reddy expressed her gratitude towards Chief Minister KCR for his proactive approach in addressing the water scarcity issues. She highlighted the importance of Koilsagar as a lifeline for the region and emphasized the need for sustainable water management.
With the pumping process now underway, it is expected that the water levels in Koilsagar will gradually rise, providing relief to the farmers and residents of Marikal Mandal. The continuous supply of water will enable agricultural activities to thrive and boost the overall development of the region.
The government’s commitment to ensuring a steady water supply reflects its dedication towards the welfare of the people. As the pumping from Pampahouse to Koilsagar continues, it is hoped that this initiative sets a precedent for effective water management and inspires similar efforts in other regions facing water scarcity.
Overall, the commencement of pumping from Pampahouse to Koilsagar marks a significant milestone in addressing the water scarcity issues faced by Marikal Mandal. It showcases the government’s commitment to sustainable water management and brings hope for a better future for the region.
