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TS_PRATIDWANI_19-46-20
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1/10/2025
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00:00
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00:23
Karnakar Reddy sir, what are the arrangements for rain water protection in Hyderabad Metro City?
00:33
What is happening in the urban planning?
00:35
Hyderabad is a world-class city.
00:40
It is a city with rapid growth.
00:42
Urban planning is very important.
00:46
Secondly, as you said, the government is collecting taxes.
00:52
They are collecting taxes as per the administration.
00:55
They are spending more than 100 crores to pump TMC water.
01:00
Every year, Hyderabad Metro Water Supply spends more than 1,000 crores on electricity.
01:08
Only for water pumping.
01:10
So, only the administration can do this.
01:13
Secondly, the government should also be a role model.
01:17
The government should prioritise the water supply of the city.
01:30
For example, schools, parks and administrative buildings should be water-positive.
01:40
Even if you go for a morning walk, the government should have a blue tag.
01:47
So that the water supply will be good.
01:50
So, people will only look at what is visible and what is not visible.
01:57
Secondly, as I said earlier,
02:00
we should catch the rain where it falls.
02:05
We are working hard to get rainwater from 200 kms away.
02:11
In that, we should break out a 5-year plan every year.
02:15
In 5 years, if we recharge only 10% of the rainwater,
02:22
in the next 5 years, we should have proper urban planning to get it to 50%.
02:29
What is the future development of Hyderabad?
02:32
Where will we get the permission?
02:33
Before getting the permission, we should study the opportunities.
02:39
Here, we get this much water with the availability of rainwater.
02:44
Here, we should have this much density.
02:46
If we don't have this much density,
02:49
it will be a problem for the people or for the employees.
02:53
Then, as I said earlier, right pricing is very important for water.
02:59
Urban Rainwater Harvesting Policy is very important.
03:02
We should participate as much as possible.
03:07
Secondly, the government spends a lot of money,
03:11
but they don't encourage anyone to do it.
03:15
Recognization is important.
03:16
In this particular building,
03:18
or in this particular area, you have done a great job.
03:23
You should create an island of excellence.
03:27
Then, as much as possible,
03:30
government organizations, non-profit organizations,
03:35
we have been doing this for the past 12 years.
03:37
Every year, we have been doing rainwater harvesting.
03:41
We have amazing technology.
03:43
The more opportunities we give them, the better it will be.
03:46
Then, along with the people,
03:49
every government official has a right to water.
03:56
For a month or a week, or for 10 minutes,
04:01
if you start doing rainwater harvesting on social media from the CM,
04:07
the village head or the councillor should work on rainwater and water use.
04:15
I will give you a simple example.
04:16
This year, I went to the village head and explained this to him.
04:23
Madam, we have a great opportunity to do rainwater harvesting.
04:28
You are the village head, so you should focus on this.
04:33
What he did was,
04:35
he told me that he has an opportunity to do rainwater harvesting in his house.
04:41
He did this and created an island of excellence.
04:43
The building where he lives is now water-positive.
04:50
Instead of the rainwater harvested there,
04:53
he is sending more rainwater to the ground.
04:55
Like this, every minister, every MLA, every MP,
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