The first meeting of the water disputes committee on Andhra Pradesh and Telangana issues will take place in Delhi today. The meeting will begin at 3:00 pm under the chairmanship of the Central Water Commission Chairman. The session marks an important step in addressing long-pending water management concerns between the two Telugu states.
Focus on Key Inter-State Water Issues
During the meeting, committee members will discuss major water-sharing and management issues involving Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. Special attention will be given to projects such as Polavaram and Nallamala Sagar. In addition, members will review broader concerns linked to river water use and coordination between the two states.
Officials from Both States to Attend
Officials from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana will attend the meeting with detailed inputs. They will present data and explanations related to ongoing water disputes. Meanwhile, the central government has advised officials to come fully prepared with reports and supporting documents.
Inputs from River Management Boards
The committee will gather key information from the Godavari River Management Board and the Krishna River Management Board. This data will help members understand current water usage, project status, and operational challenges. As a result, the committee aims to move closer to practical solutions.
Experts and Engineers May Assist Committee
If needed, the committee may appoint experts and senior engineers as advisors. Their role will be to provide technical guidance and clarity on complex issues. Moreover, members will discuss additional steps required to ensure fair and efficient water management between the two states.
Overall, the meeting is expected to lay the groundwork for resolving critical water disputes and improving coordination between Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
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