Divya Delhi : The governments of Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Gujarat, and Rajasthan have reached an agreement on key aspects of the Narmada River development project, marking a significant step towards strengthening inter-state cooperation. The consensus covers important issues such as water sharing, rehabilitation of affected families, and coordinated implementation of project-related works. Officials said the agreement is expected to help resolve long-pending concerns while ensuring fair utilisation of the river’s resources. The project is crucial for expanding irrigation, improving drinking water availability, and enhancing hydroelectric power generation across the participating states. By resolving differences through dialogue, the four states have laid the foundation for smoother execution of the project and improved regional development. The agreement is expected to benefit millions of people dependent on the Narmada River while promoting sustainable management of its water resources.
