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Agriculture
Chief Secretary Praises Collector Tina Dabi for Accelerating Water Conservation and Isarda Dam Work in Tonk
✍️ Amar Ujala · Rajasthan
🗓 10 Oct 2026, 01:45 PM
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Rajasthan’s Chief Secretary V. Srinivas commended Collector Tina Dabi for the swift progress on water‑saving initiatives and the Isarda dam project in Tonk district.
Chief Secretary V. Srinivas publicly praised District Collector Tina Dabi for her leadership in advancing water‑conservation measures across Tonk district. In a statement released by the state administration, he highlighted the collector’s role in ensuring that critical projects stay on schedule.
The administration reported notable progress on the construction of the Isarda dam, a key component of the region’s strategy to augment water storage for irrigation and drinking purposes. Simultaneously, several rain‑water harvesting and groundwater recharge initiatives have been launched under Dabi’s direction, aiming to boost the district’s resilience to recurring droughts.
Srinivas emphasized that completing these water‑supply and storage projects on time is essential for the agricultural community, which depends heavily on reliable irrigation. He urged continued coordination among local officials to maintain momentum and deliver the promised benefits to farmers and residents alike.
The chief secretary’s endorsement underscores the state’s broader focus on sustainable water management, positioning Tonk as a model for other districts facing similar water‑scarcity challenges.
The administration reported notable progress on the construction of the Isarda dam, a key component of the region’s strategy to augment water storage for irrigation and drinking purposes. Simultaneously, several rain‑water harvesting and groundwater recharge initiatives have been launched under Dabi’s direction, aiming to boost the district’s resilience to recurring droughts.
Srinivas emphasized that completing these water‑supply and storage projects on time is essential for the agricultural community, which depends heavily on reliable irrigation. He urged continued coordination among local officials to maintain momentum and deliver the promised benefits to farmers and residents alike.
The chief secretary’s endorsement underscores the state’s broader focus on sustainable water management, positioning Tonk as a model for other districts facing similar water‑scarcity challenges.