The Veligonda project in Andhra Pradesh is being revived to address decades of chronic drought, water depletion, and fluoride contamination in the region. Once completed, the initiative will establish an extensive irrigation network across multiple districts and improve access to drinking water for local communities.
Conceived as a long-term response to the nearly four-decade fight of the people against chronic drought, depleted water resources, and fluoride contamination in parts of the region, the project aims to create a large irrigation network spanning four districts and 30 mandals, while extending drinking water facilities to drought-prone populations.
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