India’s Home Minister Amit Shah inaugurated 10 completed water and sewage projects worth 2,827 crore rupees in Delhi and laid foundation stones for 33 more on October 22, under an 8,941 crore rupee programme to cut untreated sewage flowing into the Yamuna river. Highlights include a 124 MGD sewage treatment plant at Okhla, upgrades lifting eight existing plants from 78.2 MGD to 140.8 MGD, and a planned 477 MLD water treatment plant at Chandrawal. The programme also covers 1,034 km of new sewer networks, with completion expected within about two and a half years.
This is an editorial summary written by Xinray Technology. All rights to the original report belong to The Infra Post.
Water Treatment Equipment
Xinray Technology designs and builds reverse osmosis, ultrafiltration, EDI and softening systems — from packaged process-water skids to containerised seawater desalination plants.