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Govt wants to use sewage water from B’lore to replenish tanks [1]

TN govt uses 120-year-old pact to stall tank renewal project

The Karnataka government believes the Tamil Nadu government might have thrown a spoke in its plans for a tank irrigation project, using a 120-year-old agreement between the erstwhile governments of Mysore and Madras. A committee, which clears Central government-funded projects, rejected the State government’s proposal to use sewage water generated in Bangalore to fill up dried tanks in Chikkaballapur and Hoskote under a Central irrigation programme. The Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) said no to using sewage water from the City to fill up the dried tanks under the Centre’s Accelerated Irrigation Benefit Programme because of a hitherto unknown agreement signed on February 18, 1892, between Mysore and Madras.

Publication Date: 
18/09/2012
P M Raghunandan [2]
Deccan Herald (Bangalore) [3]
Tags:
Tamil Nadu [4], Irrigation [5], Mysore (D) [6], Sewage [7], Chikkaballapur (D) [8], Reservoirs [9], Drainage [10], Cauvery [11], Kabini [12], Bhadra [13], Farmers [14], Dams/ Irrigation [15], Karnataka [16]
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