India Initiates Extensive Dam Safety Project Across 19 States

The Union Cabinet's approval has paved the way for the Dam Rehabilitation and Improvement Project (DRIP) Phases II and III, focusing on the rehabilitation and safety enhancement of 736 dams across 19 states in India. The project, costing Rs. 10,211 crores, aims for completion by 2031. It is supported by funding from the World Bank and AIIB, with emergency action plans and early warning systems as key components for ensuring safety measures. DRIP also emphasizes regular training and technical assistance to states.

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