The Delhi Jal Board has announced plans to replace South Delhi’s ageing water distribution network. The project is estimated at 6,044 INR-Crore and will be executed over the next three years.
Under the South Delhi pipeline revamp, 732.65 Km of old pipelines will be replaced. Meanwhile, 606 Km of new lines will be added, and necessary infrastructure will be developed for round-the-clock water supply across 12 assembly constituencies. The project aims to improve water supply across an anticipated area of 247 SqKm.
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The existing water distribution network is spread across 1,872 Km, while the South Delhi pipeline revamp will expand the total network to an anticipated 2,478 Km. Furthermore, the project intends to increase the number of water reservoirs, with 13 included in the infrastructure plan.
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