The scheme aims to provide pure drinking water through pipelines to every rural household in Bihar. This initiative started in 2016 with a focus on community involvement, local governance, and sustainable water management.
The scheme aims to provide pure drinking water through pipelines to every rural household in Bihar. This initiative started in 2016 with a focus on community involvement, local governance, and sustainable water management.
The Chief Minister Rural Drinking Water Nishchay Yojana was launched in 2016 to ensure every rural household in Bihar has access to safe drinking water through a piped supply system. The scheme is implemented in phases by Gram Panchayats, covering 5,013 Panchayats where water quality is not compromised or is not already being handled by the Public Health Engineering Department. The water supply aims for a maximum of 70 liters per person per day, with strong community participation in operation and maintenance.
Improved Access to Clean Drinking Water: Provides safe and clean drinking water to rural households, ensuring better health and hygiene.- Continuous Water Supply: Ensures a reliable and uninterrupted supply of water to rural areas throughout the year.- Reduction in Waterborne Diseases: Helps in reducing the incidence of waterborne diseases by providing purified drinking water.
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Visit the Gram Panchayat office.
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Fill in the application form with the required personal and household details.
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Submit supporting documents such as identity proof and address proof.
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The application will be reviewed for eligibility.
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Upon approval, the household will be included in the piped water supply scheme.
This scheme aimed at providing safe drinking water through pipelines to rural households in Bihar.
The scheme was launched in 2016 and is expected to be completed by 2020.
Each household will receive a maximum of 70 liters of drinking water per person per day.
Residents of rural Bihar who do not already have access to piped drinking water.
Applicants must provide identity proof, address proof, and details about their water requirements.
Applications can be submitted through the Gram Panchayat office, where applicants must fill out a form and submit the required documents.
No, there is no fee for applying to the Mukhyamantri Gramin Peyjal Nishchay Yojana.
Yes, the scheme ensures a continuous supply of clean drinking water to rural households throughout the year.
Gram Panchayats are responsible for implementing, monitoring, and managing the water supply in rural areas, ensuring the operation and maintenance of the systems.
Any disputes arising during the implementation of the Mukhyamantri Gramin Peyjal Nishchay Yojana will be resolved by the District Water and Sanitation Committee, which holds the final authority in such matters.
Applications are accepted only on the official government portal.
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