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Delhi depends heavily on its neighboring States of Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Punjab, Haryana, and Uttar Pradesh to fulfilL its drinking water needs. The capital’s raw water supply comes from four sources with approximately 70% of it coming via Yamuna through Haryana. The raw water is treated in Delhi’s Water Treatment Plants (WTPs) and sent across through its pipelines that covers over 15,000 kilometres.
Delhi also has more than 800 ponds, most of which are artificial or man made, but rather than developing and restoring these crucial water reservoirs, the GOVERNMENT is busy in other affairs of strikes and protests.


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