Archive · 29 May 2025
Dharwad Minister Promises Solution for Flood-Prone Streams
In Dharwad, two streams called Bennihalla and Tupparihalla often flood, causing problems for people.
The government is now planning to fix this by building things to control the floods and use water better.
They have already started by giving some money, and they will start working on it after the rainy season.
A minister said that the government is working on a plan to help the people and fix this issue.
They want to stop the flooding so people in the area are safe and have access to water.
Minister Santosh Lad announced plans to address flooding issues in Bennihalla and Tupparihalla.
The government has allocated an initial Rs 200 crore for permanent solutions.
The project addresses flood control and water usage in two streams.
The tender process is in its final stage, with work set to begin post-monsoon.
MLA NH Konaraddi stated the Chief Minister promised funds for solutions.
- Who
- Santosh Lad (Dharwad District Minister), NH Konaraddi (MLA)
- What
- The government is implementing a plan for flood control and effective water usage in Bennihalla and Tupparihalla streams.
- When
- Work is expected to commence after the monsoon season.
- Where
- Dharwad district, specifically Bennihalla and Tupparihalla streams
- Why
- To implement flood control measures and ensure effective water utilization in the Bennihalla and Tupparihalla streams.
- Affected Districts
- Dharwad, Gadag, and Haveri districts
- Affected Streams
- Bennihalla and Tupparihalla
- Initial Funds Released
- Rs 200 crore
- Estimated project cost
- Rs 1,600 crore
- Number of Villages Affected
- 56
Sources
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