With construction of Symbiosis and the TCS campuses at the Super Corridor underway, the district administration in an important meeting here on Wednesday has directed the authorities concerned to provide all basic amenities to these academic institutes.
As decided in the meeting, Indore Municipal Corporation will provide 5 mld water per day to both of these companies, of which 3 mld water will be consumed by the TCS alone.
To get water, both the institutes will have to deposit a sum of Rs one crore each for one mld water.
The district administration has also decided to set up 11 kv electric substation at Super Corridor at an estimated cost of Rs 20 crore for supplying electricity to both these institutes.
The amount to be spent on setting up kv station will be borne out by these institutes. After setting up the 11 kv sub station, electricity will be supplied by the Madhya Pradesh Electricity Distribution company.
For supplying water, the Indore municipal corporation will lay pipelines.
As decided in the meeting, both the institutes will have to set up sewerage treatment plants on its campuses through which it will its used water for irrigating gardens. Besides, the companies will also have to lay pipelines for storm water.
The public works department will construct 30 meter roads from the Super Corridor as an approach road for these companies, which in most lilklihood would state its campuses from June 2017.
The meeting among others was attended by collector P Narhari, divisional commissioner Sanjay Dube, IDA CEO Rakesh Singh, MP AKVN MD Kumar Purushottam and representatives of thet Symbiosis, the TCS as well as other government department officials.