To deal with drought in India are working to turn the water passing through the large rivers of India. Rivers like the Brahmaputra and Ganges water to drought-affected states of the country, there are plans to remove the water.
Taking away water from the canal connecting the rivers is a high priority for the Government of India. Uma Bharti, who said in an interview with the BBC's panimantri.
30 India plans to move the water through artificial canals. River Interlinking Project and has one name. 14 canal water coming from the Himalayan glacier. The remaining 16 seats will move water from the rivers downstream.
Although environmentalists insisted that the implementation of projects to move away from the Indian firm. Environmentalists say the nature of the disaster will bring a big change. The Supreme Court has asked the government to continue working.
Uma Bharti, told the BBC: "River Interlinking Project to implement the agenda of the current government. We are currently trying to go ahead with five mortar connection. And Madhya Pradesh in the north-betaoya pairing has already ended. The canal will be launched at any time. Our next job is to Mumbai's water crisis. Damanaganga-pinjala solve the problem by adding to Mumbai. "
Indian River Interlinking Project as well as the lack of water to meet irrigation and drinking water from the river will be lifted. This is a long-term plan.