Restored Leh Spring Increases Daily Water Capacity to Five Lakh Litres
The restoration of a historic spring in Leh has increased the city's water supply capacity from 3 lakh to 5 lakh litres per day. The project addresses groundwater depletion caused by unplanned urban construction. Once Leh's Only Drinking Water Source, Historic T The spring-fed water body, which once supplied drinking water to the entire Leh city, had fallen into disuse amid unplanned construction. Its restoration has boosted capacity from 3 lakh to 5 lakh litres.
Leh's historic spring, formerly the city's primary water source, has been restored after falling into disuse due to unplanned construction. The project has raised daily supply capacity from 3 lakh to 5 lakh litres. Beyond increasing current availability, the initiative improves local groundwater recharge, supporting water security in the high-altitude region.
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