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Water for Rajasthan by June 2004
By Our Staff Correspondent
JAIPUR, AUG. 19. Rajasthan will get its share of water from the
Sardar Sarovar dam by June 2004. The construction of a bypass
tunnel in the Narmada project for supplying irrigation water to
Rajasthan and Gujarat will also be completed soon.
These were some of the decisions taken at a meeting on the
Narmada project, chaired by the Union Water Resources Minister,
Mr. Arjun Charan Sethi, in New Delhi on Saturday. Rajasthan was
represented by the State Irrigation Minister, Mrs. Kamla.
An official release here today stated that the meeting decided in
favour of increasing the height of the Sardar Sarovar dam from
the present 90 metres to 100 metres. The issue has already
created much controversy with the Narmada Bachao Andolan (NBA)
stoutly opposing the move.
The bypass tunnel under construction for providing water to the
irrigation areas in Rajasthan and Gujarat would be completed
shortly.
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