Khattar promises increase in water connections
27 Jan 2015 1:07 AM GMT
Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar on Monday unfurled the tricolour to mark 66th R-Day in Kaithal and announced to increase water connections in rural households of the state by 2017.
“Haryana has set for itself a target to increase water connections in rural households from 30 per cent to 50 per cent by the end of 2017, and ensure increased water supply of 135 LPCD every day in all the 77 towns of the state in the next five years,” Khattar said. Presently, 41 towns are getting 135 LPCD water supply. Khattar said the state government has planned to widen and strengthen the roads connecting villages and districts.
“Haryana has set for itself a target to increase water connections in rural households from 30 per cent to 50 per cent by the end of 2017, and ensure increased water supply of 135 LPCD every day in all the 77 towns of the state in the next five years,” Khattar said. Presently, 41 towns are getting 135 LPCD water supply. Khattar said the state government has planned to widen and strengthen the roads connecting villages and districts.
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