Archive · 28 Jul 2026
Khammam to get Godavari water if Krishna fails
The government is working to solve Khammam's drinking water problems.
If they can't use water from the Krishna river, they will use the Godavari river instead.
They are also building new drainage systems to stop flooding and are making new roads.
The minister said everyone should help keep the city clean.
The government is spending a lot of money to make Khammam a better place to live.
Government plans to provide a permanent solution to Khammam's drinking water problems by exploring Godavari river as an alternative source if Krishna river water is not available.
AMRUT scheme worth Rs 200 crore is progressing to ensure a reliable supply of protected drinking water.
Underground pipeline works worth Rs 100 crore are being executed to prevent urban flooding.
Foundation stone laid for cement concrete roads and drains in the 43rd division of Khammam Municipal Corporation at an estimated cost of Rs 61.50 lakh.
Minister emphasized the importance of cleanliness and public participation in monitoring development works.
- Who
- Agriculture Minister Tummala Nageswara Rao, Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy
- What
- Government plans to provide a permanent solution to Khammam's drinking water problems by exploring Godavari river as an alternative source if Krishna river water is not available.
- When
- The minister inspected the progress of underground drainage works on Monday.
- Where
- Khammam, India
- Why
- To address the recurring problem of urban flooding and provide a reliable supply of protected drinking water to the city.
Government's Commitment
Public Expectations
Water Supply Solution
Government's Commitment
The government is actively working on providing a permanent solution to Khammam's drinking water problems by exploring both Krishna and Godavari rivers as sources.
Public Expectations
The public expects timely and reliable implementation of these projects to address their long-standing water issues.
Infrastructure Development
Government's Commitment
The government is investing heavily in infrastructure projects like the AMRUT scheme and underground drainage to improve the city's living conditions.
Public Expectations
Residents hope that these projects will be completed efficiently and will indeed prevent urban flooding and improve water supply.
- Project Cost
- Rs 200 crore (AMRUT scheme), Rs 100 crore (underground pipeline works), Rs 61.50 lakh (cement concrete roads and drains)
- Location
- Khammam, India
- Minister
- Tummala Nageswara Rao
- Chief Minister
- A Revanth Reddy
- Key Projects
- AMRUT scheme, underground drainage, cement concrete roads and drains