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Indore Water Woes: Narmada Supply Hit Tuesday
27 Oct
Summary
- Narmada water supply from 19 Indore tanks will be affected.
- Pump shutdown on Monday for 11-12 hours for repairs.
- Affected areas include Annapurna, Chhatribagh, and Sadar Bazaar.
Indore's water supply will experience a significant disruption on Tuesday morning, impacting residents served by 19 Narmada phase 1 and phase 2 tanks. The shutdown, which began on Monday at 10:20 am, is essential for pipeline interconnection, leak repairs, and maintenance work.
This critical maintenance is expected to last between 11 to 12 hours. Several key pipelines are undergoing repairs, including a 1,100 mm diameter line near Kesarbagh railway crossing, and others within Mhow and Bijalpur. Leaks are being addressed on 1,200 mm, 900 mm, 400 mm, and 600 mm pipelines across various locations.
Consequently, the morning water supply on October 27, 2026, will be affected in numerous areas. These include Annapurna, Scheme No. 103, Chhatribagh, Rajmohalla, and several other localities. Residents are urged to use water judiciously, and water will be supplied via tankers to meet essential needs in the affected zones.
