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Tamil Nadu

TN WRD developing digital database portal at ₹30 cr to update water-related info

The project will help in preventing unlawful activities, including encroachment in water bodies, water theft, and illegal pumping of water.

IANS

CHENNAI: Tamil Nadu Water Resources Department is developing a digital database portal at a cost of Rs 30 crore to update water-related information in the State.

The water digital portal will be launched by the end of 2023, according to sources in the State Water Resources Department.

According to State Water Resources Department, the data will serve as a reliable source of water data in the state. This includes the availability of water, the quality and quantity of water which will help in providing information and also felicitate operation, management, and conservation of water sources that are scarce.

The project will help in preventing unlawful activities, including encroachment in water bodies, water theft, and illegal pumping of water.

It will also help the State government Departments to assess the water availability, quality, and quantity for future policy planning.

Real-time dashboard modules have been already constituted and this will help integrate data from Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), Central Water Commission, ISRO as well as other international portals.

The dashboard, according to officials, has constituted modules that will have details on rainfall, reservoirs, tanks, groundwater availability, river gouges, and other details required in water conservation.

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