Pawan Kalyan opens upgraded water scheme for 52 habitations
A three-decade-old drinking-water project at Nagulapalli has been modernised and inaugurated by Pawan Kalyan. The ₹9.59-crore scheme is intended to restore supplies to tail-end villages and provide safe water to about 97,000 people in Kakinada district.
Pawan Kalyan inaugurated an upgraded drinking-water scheme at Nagulapalli in Andhra Pradesh’s Kakinada district, according to The Hindu. The project, which is three decades old, had stopped adequately serving villages at the far ends of the distribution network. The modernisation is intended to address that shortfall.
The scheme has been completed at a cost of ₹9.59 crore and is designed to serve 52 habitations. The Hindu reported that it will provide safe drinking water to about 97,000 people in the district. The available report did not specify the changes made during the modernisation, the date of inauguration, or when supplies to the affected tail-end villages are expected to reach full capacity.
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