Three lakes are being developed in Nilothi town on the edges of Delhi. Delhi Jal Board is building the three lakes at the same time on a desolate land close to the Nilothi sewage treatment plant (STP). The whole venture is spread north of 11 sections of land, and the expense of the task is around Rs 4.49 crore.

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Around 80% of the work, including uncovering, has been finished. From water filling to beautification, the work is supposed to be finished by December this year. The formation of the lakes won’t just expand the groundwater level, however will likewise produce an ‘biological system’ in the locale.

As per the Delhi Jal Board, the rationale behind building the three lakes is to re-energize the groundwater level and to meet the water lack in the encompassing towns. A few little towns are situated around the lakes, which frequently face lack of water. After the development of the lakes, these issues of individuals are supposed to be decreased.

An authority of the Delhi Jal Board said that the lakes would be loaded up with the treated water from the sewage treatment plant there. To build the groundwater level, piezometers will likewise be introduced in the lakes, which will give data about the degree of water. Not just this, soon the limit of Nilothi STP will likewise be expanded so the lakes stay brimming with clean water over time.

As per sources, in a portion of the lakes dove in the main stage, the water level had expanded from one-and-a-half to over two meters. Presently they are being made further, so the water level is expanded however much as could be expected.

There will be no deficiency of water regardless of whether there is less precipitation or on the other hand in the event that there is no stockpile of water in adequate amount once the task is finished.

According to the Delhi Jal Board, every one of crafted by Nilothi lake development are being finished following the ecological standards. When the undertaking is finished, the lakes are probably going to be opened for vacationers.

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— IANS (@ians_india) September 18, 2022