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Ajmer, July 14 (HS). Ajmer is going to witness a drinking water revolution. Ajmer will be connected to the most important ERCP scheme of the state government. The water of Chambal river will be brought to Muhami's Mor Talab via Bisalpur. Water will be stored here for 2 years. Under the drinking water scheme of Rs 270 crore, 3 storage tanks of 80 MLD capacity will be built in Kotra, Vaishali Nagar and Lohagal in Ajmer.
Assembly Speaker Devnani first inspected Mor Sagar located in Muhami village on Sunday. Officials said that under the ERCP scheme, water from Chambal river will be brought to Bisalpur. From there, this water will be brought to Mor Sagar pond located in Muhami village. He instructed the officials to develop the capacity to store water for 2 years in Mor Sagar pond. If land has to be acquired for this, then proposals for the same should also be prepared. Officials should be proactive and prepare proposals. These proposals should be sent to the government through the Water Resources Minister and senior officials so that work can start soon in Ajmer too.
Officials informed that availability of water for drinking and irrigation has been ensured in the Eastern Rajasthan Canal Project for 13 districts of Rajasthan. This scheme is an inter-state treaty between the Rajasthan government and the Madhya Pradesh government. Surplus water of Chambal River Basin, Kali Sindh River Sub-basin and Parvati River Sub-basin will be diverted by constructing three barrages namely Hanotiya Barrage, Ramgarh Barrage and Mahalpur Barrage. This additional water will be brought to Mor Sagar Muhaami of Ajmer via Lambaharisingh of Tonk district, filling Bisalpur Dam and Isarda Dam via Navnera Barrage Kota. By increasing the capacity of the dam, it will be possible to fulfill the drinking water requirement of Ajmer in future and it will be possible to provide water to other reservoirs of Ajmer as per availability and requirement. At present, renovation and repair work of this pond is being done. Work of strengthening the dam, repair of wasteweir and facewall is also being done. This will increase the strength and stability of the pond.
Drinking water project worth Rs 270 crore, three big tanks to be built in Ajmer
Devnani informed that the state government has approved a huge drinking water project worth Rs 270 crore. Under this scheme, a pipeline will be laid from Nasirabad to Nausar in Ajmer. That means now the area up to Nausar will not be the end but the starting area. The service reservoir to be built here will supply water to the city. The entire city will have adequate water supply with full pressure. Similarly, large water tanks will be built in Vaishali Nagar and Lohagal. Water will come with full pressure in these areas too. Shri Devnani saw the location of Kotada service reservoir and gave necessary instructions.
Devnani, along with the District Collector, also visited the designated site for the Ayurveda University in Makadwali Gram Panchayat area. 80 bighas of land has been designated for the university here. Ayurveda, Yoga and Naturopathy University will be established here. Its notification will be issued soon.
