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The national ceremony to enshrine treasures and relics on the main dam of the 'Kalu Ganga Reservoir’ of the ‘Moragahakanda – Kalu Ganga Multipurpose Development Project’ (MKMDP) was held a short while ago with the participation of President Maithripala Sirisena.
The Rs.61,321.7 million mega development project, second only to the Victoria Dam, and the Hydro Power Project are expected to provide water for irrigation and drinking in seven districts. The Moragahakanda-Kalu Ganga project will also generate 25 MW of power, to meet a long felt need for domestic and industrial electricity in the North-Central, Northern and Eastern Provinces.
The foundation stone of the MKMDP was laid by Mr. Sirisena in 2007 when he was the Minister of Agricultural Development and Agrarian Services Development.
The Moragahakanda - Kalu Ganga Development Project was first discussed in 1955 and again in 1977 when the Mahaweli Projects were being implemented. (Sandun A Jayasekera)
jeevaani isanthi Monday, 25 July 2016 01:06 PM
Preservation of age- old customs.
Wele Vidane Monday, 25 July 2016 04:00 PM
Foundation stone after building?
Henry Tuesday, 26 July 2016 12:31 AM
Just to change the history, same happened in the previous opening 'ceremonies too!
SATHYA Tuesday, 26 July 2016 04:59 AM
SUCH PROJECTS THAT WOULD HELP MILLIONS AND ALSO HELP THE COUNTRY WHERE FOOD PRODUCTION WAS CONCERNED DID NOT GET HIGH PRIORITY OVER MATTALA AIR PORT,CONVENTION CENTRE AND WIRAWILA STADIUM..ALL THREE ARE WHITE ELEPHANTS NEEDING MORE MONEY FOR MAINTENANCE
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