Delhi Residents to Get Relief from Water Woes as New Chandrawal Water Treatment Plant Set to Begin Operations
In a major boost to Delhi’s water management, the Regha Gupta government has announced the construction of a state-of-the-art water treatment plant at Chandrawal, with a capacity of 105 million gallons per day (MGD) and a total investment of ₹599 crore. The plant is expected to become operational later this year, addressing water shortages and reducing wastage across the capital.
Chief Minister Regha Gupta, during a high-level review meeting of the Delhi Jal Board on Monday, emphasized that the project will significantly strengthen Delhi’s water supply system, particularly ahead of the summer season. Water Minister Pravesh Sahib Singh and senior officials were also present at the meeting.
The new Chandrawal plant will serve an area of approximately 92 square kilometers, covering near...









