Archive · 29 Jul 2026
Goa boosts water security with Rs 201 crore project
The Goa government has completed a big water project called the Amthane Raw Water Project.
It cost Rs 201 crore and took nearly five years to build.
The Chief Minister, Pramod Sawant, said this project will help Goa have enough water for the future.
He mentioned that the government is planning for the next 25 to 30 years to make Goa self-sufficient in water.
This project is seen as a step towards making Goa's water supply more secure and sustainable.
Goa has completed the Amthane Raw Water Project at a cost of Rs 201 crore.
The project took nearly five years to complete.
Chief Minister Pramod Sawant highlighted the government's commitment to future-ready infrastructure.
The project aims to ensure water security and sustainable development for Goa.
The government is planning 25 to 30 years ahead to make Goa self-sufficient in water.
- Who
- Chief Minister Pramod Sawant
- What
- Commissioning of the Amthane Raw Water Project
- When
- Not specified
- Where
- Goa
- Why
- To ensure water security and sustainable development for Goa
Government Perspective
Public Perspective
Project Benefits
Government Perspective
The government views the project as a significant step towards ensuring water security and sustainable development for Goa.
Public Perspective
The public may view the project as a positive development that will improve water availability and infrastructure.
- Project Cost
- Rs 201 crore
- Project Name
- Amthane Raw Water Project
- Chief Minister
- Pramod Sawant
- Project Duration
- Nearly five years
- Project Goal
- Water security for Goa