Gurgaon: A sum of Rs 601.80 crore would be spent to improve drinking water supply in rural areas of Haryana in the current financial year, an official said in Gurgaon today.
Alok Nigam, principal secretary of the public health engineering department, said that at present 2,325 drinking water supply projects - at an estimated cost of Rs.2,270 crore - were in progress.
Meanwhile, Haryana Urban Development Authority (HUDA) administrator Anita Yadav said at a press conference that private builders will have to lay drinking water supply pipes before getting occupational certificates from the department.
Alok Nigam, principal secretary of the public health engineering department, said that at present 2,325 drinking water supply projects - at an estimated cost of Rs.2,270 crore - were in progress.
Meanwhile, Haryana Urban Development Authority (HUDA) administrator Anita Yadav said at a press conference that private builders will have to lay drinking water supply pipes before getting occupational certificates from the department.
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