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PWC Davidar inspects Smart Cities Mission works in Tamil Nadu
PWC Davidar has been appointed as one-man committee by the TN govt
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Coimbatore incorporates rainwater harvesting structure into houses
Most of the houses in village boast rainwater harvesting structures
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Udupi to get Varahi river water supply soon
In Karnataka, Udupi city will be provided drinking water supply from Varahi river and a dam will be constructed in Saligrama town panchayat limits. For the purpose, Rs 450 crore has been set aside under the phase two of Karnataka Urban Development and Coastal Environmental Management Project (KUDCEMP), said the State Urban Development Department and district in charge minister Vinay Kumar Sorake.
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TN govt to spend Rs 66.5 bn
The Tamil Nadu government plans to upgrade civic amenities like drinking water supply, drainage, sewerage, solid waste management across urban areas in the state at an investment of Rs 6,654.03 crore.