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In September 2015,  Nara Chandrababu Naidu launched the nation’s first river interlinking project, the Godavari-Krishna river interlink. It is known as Pavitra Sangam and empties floodwater from the Godavari River into the Krishna River 174 kilometers (108 miles) away in Ibrahimpatnam, close to Vijayawada. The Godavari River’s water is lifted by the Pattiseema Lift Irrigation Project and pumped into the Krishna River’s Polavaram Right Canal. 

The Pattiseema project was created throughout a 12-month period, from March 2015 to March 2016. In September 2015, the first pump was officially opened, completing the link between Godavari and Krishna. The project was the “first and fastest such irrigation project in the country to be completed in time, without any budget improvements,” according to the Limca Book of Records.Know more about TDP Developments and TDP Achievements from our website.

When he served as the chief minister of an undivided Andhra Pradesh in November 2003, Chandrababu Naidu lay the groundwork for the Thotapalli irrigation project, which he officially inaugurated in September 2015. The project, built on the Nagavali River for Srikakulam district’s irrigation needs, was finished at a cost of 775 crores, compared to an expected cost of 450 crores in 2003. 

Chandrababu Naidu launched the first stage of the Purushothapatnam Lift Irrigation Scheme in August 2017. East Godavari, Visakhapatnam, and other northern districts of the state will benefit from the two-phased project’s goal to transfer Godavari water into Yeleru reservoir. In January 2019, Chandrababu Naidu officially opened the project’s second phase.

 Nara Chandrababu Naidu launched the irrigation project for the Muchumarri Lift in September 2017. The project, which was initially approved in 2007, pumps water from Srisailam Reservoir in the Kurnool district’s Muchumarri area to the Handri-Neeva project and K. C. Canal. 
 Nara Chandrababu Naidu laid the groundwork for the Godavari-Penna rivers interlinking project in November 2018. The project is expected to cost 83,796 crore and be completed in five phases. The project’s goal is to use the Krishna River to transport Godavari water to the Penna River. Once completed, the project, which was conceived many years ago, would serve the Rayalaseema region’s needs for irrigation and drinking water.For all the details regarding the projects and Latest TDP News visit our site

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