Archive · 25 Aug 2026
Indore Water Supply Disrupted Across 20 Areas August 25-26
Indore’s water department needs to stop a large water pipe for 24 hours.
The shutdown is planned for Tuesday, August 25.
Workers will replace a broken valve and repair leaks in several places.
They will also connect pipes and install new valves.
Water supplied directly through the large pipe may be interrupted on Tuesday.
Areas supplied by 20 overhead tanks may have less or no regular water on Wednesday, August 26.
The affected neighborhoods are spread across several parts of the city.
Tankers will be sent to help provide water.
Residents have been asked to save enough water before the work begins.
The Indore Municipal Corporation will shut a 1,200 mm water pipeline for 24 hours on Tuesday, August 25.
Repair and interconnection work will be carried out at Mhow Naka, Bilawali gorge, and Rajendra Nagar Bridge.
Direct water supply will be affected on August 25, while overhead-tank areas face disruption on August 26.
Twenty overhead tanks serving areas including Annapurna, Banganga, Sadar Bazaar, and MOG Lines will be affected.
The civic body said tanker supplies will be arranged and urged residents to store water in advance.
- Who
- The Indore Municipal Corporation’s water supply department and residents of the affected areas.
- What
- A 24-hour shutdown of a 1,200 mm water pipeline for repairs, leak work, interconnection, and valve installation.
- When
- Tuesday, August 25, with supply disruption continuing in overhead-tank areas on Wednesday, August 26.
- Where
- Affected parts of Indore, including areas served by overhead tanks at Annapurna, Banganga, Sadar Bazaar, MOG Lines, and 16 other locations.
- Why
- To replace a faulty valve, repair pipeline leaks, complete interconnection work, and install required valves.
- Pipeline shutdown
- A 1,200 mm-diameter pipeline will be shut down for 24 hours.
- Direct supply disruption
- Direct supply through the pipeline will be affected on August 25.
- Overhead-tank disruption
- Regular supply to areas served by 20 overhead tanks will be affected on August 26.
- Major valve repair
- A faulty 250 mm valve will be replaced in the Mhow Naka area.
- Other repairs
- Leaks will be repaired at Bilawali gorge and beneath Rajendra Nagar Bridge.
- Alternative arrangements
- Tankers will supply water to affected areas.
- Resident advisory
- Residents have been asked to make arrangements in advance and cooperate during the shutdown.