PRESS RELEASE No. 23 Date 05.4.2016
New Delhi, 05 : "Increasing demand for water for various purposes on
account of growing population, industrialisation and urbanisation pose serious
challenges of creating facilities for water storage , recycling of water, Maharashtra
government is suppose to prepare a policy on water conservation, said , Minister of State for Water Resources
Shri Vijay Shivtare at the ongoing seminar on ‘India Water Week’ at Pragati
Maidan in New Delhi .
Speaking on
the occasion, Minister underlined the
importance of water conservation in the agricultural development of the state. Mr.
Shivtare was speaking on the topic of water Literacy .He underlined the importance
of water conservation in different area for the development . Water expert Madhav Chitale Chaired the dias. Chief
engineer of National water Akedemi R.K shrivastava was present on the event.
Water conservation is essential for states
sustainable development. He said deterioration of water quality of river water
as also of the ground water were serious issues. He also said that the likely
impact of climate change on water resources adds to the existing challenges.
"We have to address these issues on priority. Efforts are required at all levels to ensure that all sections of the society get benefited from water, the precious gift of the nature to us, Therefore conservation of water is absolutely necessary," Shivtare said.
Referring to inter-linking of rivers, He said the State government are fully committed for water security through implementation of interlinking of rivers projects and dam projects.
Israel's agriculture minister Visits
Maharashtra Pavilion
For the fourth
edition of India Water Week, Israel
is associated as the partner country and about 1,500 delegates from India and 20
other countries would attend the conclave.
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