Archive · 5 Aug 2025
Rajasthan CM Inaugurates ₹350 Crore Water Project in Lalsot
Imagine a project to bring clean water to lots of villages in Rajasthan!
The government is starting a big project worth ₹350 crore to build water tanks, pump houses, and pipes.
It will bring clean drinking water to almost 6.27 lakh people across 302 villages and Lalsot town by 2027.
The Chief Minister also mentioned how the current government has achieved more than the previous one in areas like irrigation and job creation.
They're also planning to spend more money to make local infrastructure, schools, and hospitals better.
Rajasthan CM laid the foundation stone for a ₹350 crore drinking water project.
The project aims to provide clean water to 6.27 lakh people in 302 villages and Lalsot town by 2027.
It includes building eight reservoirs, five pump houses, and over 1,800 km of pipelines.
The CM criticized the previous government, citing progress in various sectors.
The government approved ₹120 crore for other Lalsot development works and allocated ₹116 crore for infrastructure upgrades.
- Who
- Rajasthan Chief Minister Bhajanlal Sharma
- What
- Foundation stone laying for a ₹350 crore drinking water project.
- When
- Monday
- Where
- Lalsot assembly constituency, Rajasthan
- Why
- To provide clean drinking water to villages and Lalsot town.
Previous Government
Current Government
Corruption Allegations
Previous Government
Allegations of corruption in the Jal Jeevan Mission
Current Government
Current government's stance on addressing the issue
- Project Cost
- ₹350 crore
- Project Components
- Eight reservoirs, five pump houses, over 1,800 km of pipelines
- Target Population
- 6.27 lakh people
- Target Areas
- 302 villages and Lalsot town
- Completion Target
- 2027
