5000 acres of reservoir area should accomodate around 1000 MW of floating solar. Great work. Peninsular India needs a lot more of these man-made reservoirs. Especially in interior Karnataka, Anantapur region on Andhra Pradesh. As solar PV develops alongside desalination membrane technology, desalinated water can be pumped inland to these man-made reservoirs.
People always talk about Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat for development! But actually people of other states need to realise the projects and missions launched by Telangana government to develop the state. Like from developing IT sector to irrigation facilities there's a lot of things to talk about Telangana growth from 2014.
@Marxist Me actually his son(KTR) is more intelligent than him(KCR) like now people of Telangana want KTR to do things than KCR but KCR is experienced more
@@arvind50 Still many projects which people don't ever heard! Like mission kakatiya, Mission Bhagiratha, Kokapet SEZ, Inviting International Gaints to set up their operations in Telangana etc
@@rupu8467 Thank you. Hope jd makes these and make these viral. Economic progress and development is the need of the hour and showcasing good examples like these will have a positive impact on people. And let there be healthy competition amongst governments as to who did economic progress more than other.
I donno what's your fascination about our state. Does it mean our state is only being progressive on par with china or modi is doing less for his states.
Telangana strategy of using massive electricity to pump water so farmers can cultivate low income, water intensive crops is very risky. Given the low price rice and other cash crops fetch and the high cost of electricity to pump water, the government is going to run into heavy losses in the long term. The government must be actually moving people away from low income agriculture to better income, less water intensive jobs. Instead of doing that, it looks like the Telangana government is going the Punjab way - just depleting it’s natural resources to cultivate low income rice, wheat, sugarcane etc and committing to a business model that essentially empties the government treasury. In India 50-60% of people rely on low income agriculture , while in the US only 2% and in China only 10%. Move people away from agriculture not into it. Free power, water and all that still provide only very low income for farmers. The problem is the very small land parcels owned by 90% of farming families. No way you can make even living wages from such small land parcels. I wished the Telangana government used this money to urbanize more and move people to higher paying jobs.
In Telangana, mostly ground water is not used as it is unsustainable for agricultural purposes....only river water is used...in seasons when there is surplus water it is pumped and stored in reservoirs... Telangana is making use of its water most optimally
Higher paying jobs the term literally I don't understand dude. In any sector we can get high returns just considering agriculture is low income is just foolish. The government is trying to raise that bar for agriculture sector as well and it is slowly changing farmers mindset to yield other crops not just wheat. We can expect varities from Ts state.
You should understand that we can't eat high paying jobs. You need rice and wheat. Your argument against 90% means 90% of agriculture production will be lost. This will make the state depend on other states for food needs. Is that what you propose? FYI: Not a resident of Telangana.
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They should put floating solar panels on top like they did recently in a dam's catchment area. Reduce evaporation and get clean energy too.
Telangana is doing marvellous work in water management
5000 acres of reservoir area should accomodate around 1000 MW of floating solar. Great work. Peninsular India needs a lot more of these man-made reservoirs. Especially in interior Karnataka, Anantapur region on Andhra Pradesh. As solar PV develops alongside desalination membrane technology, desalinated water can be pumped inland to these man-made reservoirs.
Johnny desh your work is excellent i never seen any infra videos like this you make ❤️❤️
Loving your back to back video
I Have suggestion for the next video
-Gift City
-Indore Metro
-Trans Haryana Expressway
Other drought prone regions should have similar thing implemented
Pretty interested in KLIS ,MR JOHNNY'S DESK
New music to Playlist, thanks JD😃
Could you please make a video on R&D complex built by DRDO for fighter jets.
It is completed in 45 days.
This is in my home town district Siddipet.
After Kaleshwaram project my district has become home of reservoirs 🙏🙏
Thanks to kcr garu for his vision
Plz make video on Statue of Equality
How many reservoirs are part of Kaleswaram project.
Total 20 reservoirs with 150 tmc capacity
@@ajaybeast_7461 any idea how many are completed ?
People always talk about Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat for development! But actually people of other states need to realise the projects and missions launched by Telangana government to develop the state. Like from developing IT sector to irrigation facilities there's a lot of things to talk about Telangana growth from 2014.
@Marxist Me actually his son(KTR) is more intelligent than him(KCR) like now people of Telangana want KTR to do things than KCR but KCR is experienced more
Exact point i was thinking. So many telengana projects here that JD has covered. Very impressive.
@Marxist Me and btw KCR ruling is like kinda stable! He don't support religion fights etc like you can see the example of Hyderabad
@@arvind50 Still many projects which people don't ever heard! Like mission kakatiya, Mission Bhagiratha, Kokapet SEZ, Inviting International Gaints to set up their operations in Telangana etc
@@rupu8467 Thank you. Hope jd makes these and make these viral. Economic progress and development is the need of the hour and showcasing good examples like these will have a positive impact on people. And let there be healthy competition amongst governments as to who did economic progress more than other.
🥰🥰🥰 jai shri ram 🥰🥰😘
What's the point of this here?
Super
Mallanna Sagar 50tmc, largest man made reservoir built in location where there's no river byside
Do video on kalpsar project
But water source kaha se hai..?
Godhavari and its Tributary Pranahitha
Godavari and pranahita , water lifted and pumped upto 300kms with elevation gain of 500metres
@@ajaybeast_7461 Is godavari is a perennial river..?
@@shubhamrawat3801 Yes it is a perennial river it has continuous flow throughout the year.
I donno what's your fascination about our state. Does it mean our state is only being progressive on par with china or modi is doing less for his states.
HQ stuff.
Nothing should be free though as it is not sustainable, affordable pricing even in kind say wheat or rice for state warehouses could be a answer
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Telangana strategy of using massive electricity to pump water so farmers can cultivate low income, water intensive crops is very risky. Given the low price rice and other cash crops fetch and the high cost of electricity to pump water, the government is going to run into heavy losses in the long term. The government must be actually moving people away from low income agriculture to better income, less water intensive jobs. Instead of doing that, it looks like the Telangana government is going the Punjab way - just depleting it’s natural resources to cultivate low income rice, wheat, sugarcane etc and committing to a business model that essentially empties the government treasury. In India 50-60% of people rely on low income agriculture , while in the US only 2% and in China only 10%. Move people away from agriculture not into it. Free power, water and all that still provide only very low income for farmers. The problem is the very small land parcels owned by 90% of farming families. No way you can make even living wages from such small land parcels. I wished the Telangana government used this money to urbanize more and move people to higher paying jobs.
It’s not like everyone is interested in wheat!
In Telangana, mostly ground water is not used as it is unsustainable for agricultural purposes....only river water is used...in seasons when there is surplus water it is pumped and stored in reservoirs... Telangana is making use of its water most optimally
Higher paying jobs the term literally I don't understand dude. In any sector we can get high returns just considering agriculture is low income is just foolish. The government is trying to raise that bar for agriculture sector as well and it is slowly changing farmers mindset to yield other crops not just wheat. We can expect varities from Ts state.
CBN lost power in 2003 just for doing this and some people still mock him for his similar vision :)
You should understand that we can't eat high paying jobs. You need rice and wheat. Your argument against 90% means 90% of agriculture production will be lost. This will make the state depend on other states for food needs. Is that what you propose?
FYI: Not a resident of Telangana.