Amaravati: Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has directed the Collectors and officials to be more humanitarian and generous while carrying out relief and enumerating the crop loss incurred due to Mandous Cyclone.
The analyses will not only help in better water management but also in reducing the power costs.
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HYDERABAD: Come June, the Internet of Things (IoT) will manage the inflows and outflows of Kaleshwaram Lift Irrigation Scheme (KLIS). For the first time in the country, the IT-enabled water management system will be introduced on full scale in irrigation. Smart sensors will be installed at the important locations of the KLIS. These sensors will digitally transmit the information relating to inflows and outflows to the project and other key inputs.
Thus, the operation of gates and demand-side management will be done automatically. Speaking to Express on Friday, Water Resources Department Principal Secretary Rajat Kumar said: “Artificial decision making will help in proper utilisation of water. As many as 28 sensors required for this operation are being imported from Germany.”
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