Archive · 7 Sep 2025
Hyderabad: ₹8,858 Crore Water Projects Launched by CM
The Chief Minister of Hyderabad is starting a bunch of new water projects!
These projects, costing billions of rupees, aim to bring more clean water to the city and nearby towns.
One big project will get water from a reservoir and send it to Hyderabad, while also filling up some lakes along the way.
Another project is focused on the areas around the Outer Ring Road, providing water to many people living there.
There's also a project to build water and sewage systems in a new area called Kokapet.
These projects are designed to make sure everyone in the area has enough water.
Chief Minister Revanth Reddy launched water projects worth ₹8,858 crore.
The Godavari Drinking Water Scheme (Phase-II & III) is worth ₹7,360 crore.
20 TMC of water will be drawn from Mallanna Sagar Reservoir for the Godavari scheme.
The ORR Drinking Water Supply Project (Phase-II) cost is ₹1,200 crore.
₹298 crore Kokapet Layout project will provide water and sewage systems.
- Who
- Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy
- What
- Launch of multiple drinking water projects
- When
- The launch was recently announced.
- Where
- Hyderabad and surrounding areas
- Why
- To strengthen water supply network and meet the needs of expanding suburbs
- Total Project Cost
- ₹8,858 crore
- Godavari Scheme Cost
- ₹7,360 crore
- ORR Project Cost
- ₹1,200 crore
- Kokapet Project Cost
- ₹298 crore
- Godavari Water Source
- Mallanna Sagar Reservoir
- ORR Project Beneficiaries
- 25 lakh people
- Kokapet Project Beneficiaries
- 13 lakh people
