Bank Provides Financial Backing for Noyyal River Anicut Restoration in Coimbatore Basin
What happened
Siruthuli is leading the restoration of anicuts and check dams along the Noyyal River system to improve water storage and flow. The organization received financial backing from Karur Vysya Bank for work at the Kuniyamuthur anicut, which supplies water to five lakes. Siruthuli has also completed restoration work at several other structures, including the Chadivayal check dam and the Pudukadu anicut.
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Why it matters
The Noyyal River basin, which flows through Coimbatore, covers approximately 3,550 sq. km and is crucial for regional irrigation. The restoration efforts aim to improve the capacity of structures like the Kuniyamuthur anicut, which can hold up to 40 lakh litres of water.
The overall dam restoration efforts in the region are supported by financial contributions from the Rotary Club.
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Who's involved
- SiruthuliNGO leading the restoration of the Noyyal River system and its associated water structures.
- Karur Vysya BankIndian private bank providing financial support for the restoration of specific anicuts in the basin.
- CoimbatoreCity whose river system is being restored and which serves as the operational base for the project.
How it developed
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Financial backing provided for Noyyal River infrastructure restoration in Coimbatore.1 source
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The entities involved
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Coimbatore
city in Tamil Nadu, India
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Tiruppur
city in Tamil Nadu, India
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Karur Vysya Bank
Indian private banking institution
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