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Delhi Government Approves Rs 263 Crore Drainage Project for Kirari
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News18•06-10-2026, 20:15
Delhi Government Approves Rs 263 Crore Drainage Project for Kirari
- •The Delhi government has approved a Rs 263.45 crore drainage project to solve chronic waterlogging in Kirari.
- •Chief Minister Rekha Gupta stated that the 4.5-kilometer-long drain will benefit approximately 70 unauthorized colonies.
- •The Irrigation and Flood Control department aims to complete the project by December 2027.
- •The new drain will start from Mundka Halt station, connect to the Supplementary Drain, and feature a design discharge capacity of 760 cusecs.
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The Delhi government has approved a Rs 263.45 crore drainage project for the Kirari area, featuring a 4.5-kilometre-long drain designed to address waterlogging.
Around 70 unauthorised colonies in the Kirari Assembly constituency will receive drainage facilities through the proposed project.
The Irrigation and Flood Control department has set a target to complete the Kirari drainage project by December 2027.
