Archive · 4 Jan 2026
Infra Facilities for Jain Irrigation Project
The government is working to provide all the necessary infrastructure for a new factory by Jain Irrigation in the Nandyal district.
This factory will make special irrigation equipment and process fruit juices.
The company will pay for a big water pipeline and the government is setting up a new power station.
A team of officials will check on the progress to make sure everything is ready in six months.
This will help the factory start working as soon as possible.
District Collector G Rajakumari and Principal Secretary Yuvraj are expediting infrastructure support for the Jain Irrigation project in Nandyal district.
The project, spread over 623.40 acres, will manufacture drip and sprinkler irrigation equipment and fruit juice processing units.
Jain Irrigation will bear the cost of Rs.15 crore for a 17-kilometre water pipeline from the Muchumarri Lift Irrigation Scheme.
A committee has been formed to monitor progress and ensure timely completion of infrastructure within six months.
Uninterrupted power supply will be ensured by establishing a 133 KV substation and necessary transformers.
- Who
- District Collector G Rajakumari, Industries Department Principal Secretary Yuvraj, Jain Irrigation
- What
- Provision of infrastructure facilities for Jain Irrigation project
- When
- Review meeting held on Friday, completion within 6 months
- Where
- Tangadanch village, Jupadu Bangla mandal, Nandyal district
- Why
- To enable early commencement of production activities
- Project Location
- Tangadanch village, Jupadu Bangla mandal
- Project Area
- 623.40 acres
- Project Cost
- Rs.15 crore
- Pipeline Length
- 17 kilometres
- Timeline for Completion
- 6 months
