In a significant respite to the jawans of the Indian Army, their consuming water woes are lastly coming to an finish within the space of Samdo, alongside the Indo-Tibetan border at Lahaul-Spiti, Himachal Pradesh. With help from the Army, the Jal Shakti Department has laid a consuming water pipeline close to the Indo-Tibetan border. Drinking water is being provided to the military by establishing a seven-km lengthy pipeline at an altitude of 14000 toes above sea stage.

According to sources, this undertaking entails the profitable placement of a 700-meter-long pipeline at a peak of 2000 toes and securing it with the assistance of a wire which was hooked up to a drain hooked up to the Parchhu river. Earlier in winter, when there was lots of injury to the pipeline, the jawans used to battle every day with the shortage of consuming water.

According to a report printed in Amar Ujala, as per the consuming water undertaking plan, a water supply has been established close to the glacier of Parchhu river, which is at an altitude of about 14000 toes. An engineer, who was part of the group, Uttam, mentioned that greater than three crore rupees have been spent within the development of the 7-kilometre-long pipeline.