The Kishau project will be situated along the Tons River, forming a critical water management hub for the surrounding states. The agreement, signed by officials from six states and a Union Territory, underscores a joint commitment to regional development and resource sharing. Himachal Pradesh’s leadership praised the pact, emphasizing its importance for the state's water security and economic growth. The collaboration is expected to bring significant benefits, including improved irrigation, power generation, and flood mitigation for the region.
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Six States, UT Sign Agreement on Kishau Multipurpose Project on Tons River
In a landmark move, representatives from six states and a Union Territory signed a pact to develop the Kishau multipurpose project on the Tons River, which demarcates the Uttarakhand-Himachal Pradesh border. The project aims to harness water resources for irrigation, hydropower, and flood control. Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur described the agreement as a ‘major victory’ for the state, highlighting the collaborative effort across regions.
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Six States, UT Sign Agreement on Kishau Multipurpose Project on Tons RiverPhoto via The Hindu — National
