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Six New Water Treatment Plants Approved for Construction in Haryana
✍️ Hindustan Times
🗓 11 Sep 2026, 03:18 AM
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The Haryana government has approved the construction of six new water treatment plants to boost water quality across the state.
The state government of Haryana announced that six new water treatment plants will be built as part of its ongoing effort to improve water infrastructure. The plants are slated to be located in different districts, aiming to address regional disparities in water supply and quality.
Officials said the projects will enhance the capacity to treat raw water, thereby reducing reliance on untreated sources for domestic and industrial use. While detailed designs are being finalised, the plants are expected to follow modern treatment standards to meet safety norms.
The initiative reflects Haryana's broader strategy to secure sustainable water resources amid rising consumption. Completion timelines have not been disclosed, but the government has indicated that the plants will become operational in phases over the coming years.
State authorities anticipate that the new facilities will contribute to better public health outcomes and support agricultural productivity by providing cleaner water for irrigation.
Officials said the projects will enhance the capacity to treat raw water, thereby reducing reliance on untreated sources for domestic and industrial use. While detailed designs are being finalised, the plants are expected to follow modern treatment standards to meet safety norms.
The initiative reflects Haryana's broader strategy to secure sustainable water resources amid rising consumption. Completion timelines have not been disclosed, but the government has indicated that the plants will become operational in phases over the coming years.
State authorities anticipate that the new facilities will contribute to better public health outcomes and support agricultural productivity by providing cleaner water for irrigation.