Water Supply & Irrigation Projects in India – Page 17

546 upcoming and ongoing water supply & irrigation projects in India worth ₹1,181,974 Cr, with investment, location, project stage and latest status. Last updated 10 Sep 2026.

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Latest water supply & irrigation projects in India

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  1. Under Implementation Water Supply & Irrigation Projects Updated

    New Earthen Dam Waste Weir Construction Project in Ashoknagar, Madhya Pradesh

    Madhya Pradesh Less than 100 Million

    A new earthen dam waste weir construction project in Ashoknagar, MP has been approved by state pollution control authorities. The project includes canal systems, structures, and C.C. lining and aims to provide irrigation facilities, increase crop yields, and improve livelihoods for farmers at an estimated cost of Rs. 68.2 million.

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  2. Under Implementation Water Supply & Irrigation Projects Updated

    Rs.25540 Million New Upper High Level Canal in Banswara, Rajasthan

    Rajasthan From 5000 Million to 49999 Million

    The Government of Rajasthan is undertaking a new upper high level canal project in Banswara, Rajasthan, aimed at enhancing agricultural productivity and providing irrigation facilities to farmers. The project is estimated to cost Rs.25540 million, with a length of 105.3 kilometers and a total area of 515.9 hectares. Currently in the DPR/Feasibility Study in Progress stage, the project will be developed through the EPC route and is expected to create employment opportunities during construction while maintaining high-quality standards.

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  3. Under Implementation Water Supply & Irrigation Projects Updated

    New Micro-Irrigation Scheme in Kaithal, Haryana

    Haryana Less than 100 Million

    The Government of Haryana plans to develop a micro-irrigation scheme for water body/river irrigation in Kaithal. The project aims to improve water use efficiency and increase agricultural productivity. It is estimated to cost Rs.72.7 million, and the company has received consent from the state pollution control authorities to establish the project, ensuring compliance with environmental regulations. The project aims to reduce water wastage, increase water use efficiency, and contribute to the conservation of water resources, benefiting farmers in the region.

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  5. Announcement Stage Water Supply & Irrigation Projects Updated

    New Water Treatment Unit in Southern Region

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    A Japanese water treatment company's Indian subsidiary plans to establish a new water treatment plant in the southern region, catering to the growing demand. The project will leverage the latest technologies, provide employment opportunities, and support local businesses.

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