An integral Initiative for purification of Kshipra
Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav will perform the bhoomi pujan for the Kanha Diversion Close Duct Project worth Rs 598.66 crore in Ujjain on June 15. To prevent sewage water from Indore and Samver from merging into the Kshipra River via the Kanha River, a barrage will be constructed on the Kanha River near Jamalpura village. The sewage-laden water will be diverted to the Gambhir River downstream of Gambhir Dam through a closed duct. In preparation for the upcoming Simhastha, the water flow capacity has been designed for 40 cusecs as per provisions. This project will manage sewage from Indore city and Samver urban area, and the regeneration of water from irrigation in the command area of the Saver Water Lift Project. Water from Dewas STP will be pumped, diverted through a duct, and released into the Kanha River.
The approach channel in the project is 28.650 km in length of 100 meters. It is proposed to construct a D-shaped underground box of 4.50 meters in length and an open channel in the last 100 meters in length. The time limit for construction work in the project has been kept at 42 months, in which provision for operation and maintenance of 15 years has been made. Apart from the initial and terminal ends, 4 number of access routes are proposed in the duct.
The width of the passage has been kept at 4.5 meters, the same as the duct, through which the entry of heavy machinery will also be ensured to carry out cleaning work inside the duct.
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