Cabinet Decision
Water Infrastructure Approved
Simri Multi-Village Piped Water Supply Scheme
BiharInfraTales Editorial··Public Health Engineering Department·Simri (Arsenic-affected area)
Outlay
₹202.71 Cr
Status
Approved
Decided On
4 February 2025
The Bihar Cabinet approved: Simri Multi-Village Piped Water Supply Scheme. This decision falls under Public Health Engineering Department, categorized as Water Infrastructure.
Cabinet decisions like this one shape policy and funding priorities across Bihar government departments. Other decisions from Public Health Engineering Department are listed below.
Decision Summary
Approval for the 3rd revised estimate of a piped water supply scheme in the arsenic-affected Simri area, increasing the budget from ₹112.57 Cr to ₹202,70,55,470.
Additional Details
DepartmentPublic Health Engineering Department
CategoryWater Infrastructure
DistrictBuxar
LocationSimri (Arsenic-affected area)
Authority: Bihar Council of MinistersSource: Govt. of Bihar
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Frequently Asked Questions
- QWhat was decided in this Bihar Cabinet meeting regarding "Simri Multi-Village Piped Water Supply Scheme"?
- The Bihar Cabinet approved: Simri Multi-Village Piped Water Supply Scheme. Approval for the 3rd revised estimate of a piped water supply scheme in the arsenic-affected Simri area, increasing the budget from ₹112.57 Cr to ₹202,70,55,470. Department: Public Health Engineering Department. Date: 4 February 2025.
- QWhich department was responsible for this cabinet decision?
- This decision was under Public Health Engineering Department. Category: Water Infrastructure. Location: Simri (Arsenic-affected area).
- QWhat is the financial outlay for this Bihar cabinet decision?
- The approved financial outlay for this decision is ₹202.71 Cr. The decision was made on 4 February 2025 by the Bihar Council of Ministers.
- QWhat is the status of this cabinet decision?
- Status: Approved . This cabinet decision was approved on 4 February 2025 under the Bihar government's Water Infrastructure agenda. Track implementation and related projects on BiharInfraTales.