₹150-crore sewage treatment plant to stop sewage entering Tungabhadra: Bharat
Industries and Commerce Minister T.G. Bharat said the 35 MLD plant, to be built under AMRUT 2.0 within 18 months, would keep the city’s sewage out of the Tungabhadra river
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