Joint Managing Director, HMWSSB

JMD, HMWSSB has inspected the water supply and sewerage works in LB Nagar Zone – Penalties imposed on agencies for lapses along with the ED, Malkajgiri, DOP-Malkajgiri, CGM, GM and concerned staff. Inspected the NTR Nagar Tanker Filling Station in Saroornagar Circle. Observing water leakages from the outlets of the tankers, the JMD instructed the tanker owners to arrest the leakages from the tanker outlets forthwith so that precious drinking water is not wasted. Inspected the water supply line choke-up clearing work on the 150 mm / 100 mm dia CI water supply lines at Janaki Enclave in Lingojiguda Ward, LB Nagar Circle. The Pollution equipment engaged at the site helped in tracing out two buried sluice valves, which have been repaired. It was also observed that the about 30-year-old CI lines have rusted from inside, reducing the effective diameter and causing low pressure to consumers. The JMD instructed the officials to complete the condition assessment of the balance branch lines and to submit a proposal for replacement of the rusted, age-old water supply lines as a permanent measure. Inspected the raising and benching of the damaged sewer manhole on the 200 mm dia SWG sewer line at Global Hospital Road, Lingojiguda. Finding that the manhole had not been raised to road level, the JMD instructed to impose the penalties on the AMS Agency and instructed that the raising and benching of the manhole be completed properly up to road level. Also inspected the pollution complaint at NTR Nagar Phase-3, Saroornagar Circle, and observed the operation of robotic camera in identifying the point of pollution in the water supply lines. Noting that the robotic camera is a fast and trench-less solution which pin-points the source of pollution without digging the roads, the JMD instructed the officials to use the robotic camera regularly and to rectify all pollution complaints within two days only by using the robotic camera. The JMD noticed that the consumer at Haripuri Colony, was wasting drinking water for washing the floor, with the water flowing onto the road and a penalty was imposed on the consumer for wastage of water.

Joint Managing Director, HMWSSB has attended the workshop Jal Manthan 2026 on strategic visioning and knowledge sharing, held on 15 September 2026 at The Westin Jaipur Kant Kalwar Resort & Spa, Jaipur, Rajasthan organized by Delhi Jal Board. Presented the Digital technology being implemented in the HMWSSB such as Unifies GIS Platform, Monitoring through Dashboards for Live Reservoir Flow Meters, Delisting Monitoring dashboard, usage of smart Robos for pollution identification in water pipelines, Robotic pipeline Inspection, Reservoir Levels Monitoring & Control System, Smart Valve Technology – Mobile App, Naanyatha App- To monitor supplied water quality, Dash Boards for Sewer Lines Desilting, Automatic Water management System with Auto Chlorination, Paani App, IN-House Revenue Monitoring Dashboards, In-House Smart Transmission Digital Twin.

Field Inspection and Review meeting conducted by Joint Managing Director, HMWSSB under Chintal Circle, Qutubullapur Zone, Cyberabad Region along with the Director(Operations), GM(E)-Chital Circles, DGM & Mgrs:- Highlights of the Review Meeting:- · A meeting was conducted with all Managers, Linemen and Sewerage staff. · Reviewed the performance of Airtech vehicles, sewerage maintenance and grievance redressal. · Also reviewed Revenue performance and updation of data in the APPs. · Instructions were issued to the concerned staff to improve their performance and ensure timely updation of all relevant details. Highlights of the Field Inspection:- · Inspected the water supply and sewerage conditions under the Padmanagar, Ganesh Nagar, PP Nagar and other areas by interacting with the consumers. · Instructions were issue to the officials to ensure timely and proper water supply to consumers. · Also instructed to give special attention to sewerage desilting works and effective utilization of Airtech vehicles for resolving sewerage-related issues.

Joint Managing Director, HMWSSB has attended the India’s Largest Trade Fair for Water, Sewage, Solid Waste and Recycling, organized by AMRUT, Department of Urban Development, MoHUA at IFAT India 2026 on 9th to 11th September 2026 at the Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai, on the Theme “One Water, One City, One Future: Reimaging Urban Water for Viksit Bharat 2047. Further, Presented the HMWSSB Good practices and transformational interventions under Session: Mega Cities Water Alliance: Indian Leadership in Urban Water Security. The Hyderabad City is a part of Mega Cities Water Alliance formed by the Department of Urban Development, MoHUA. The Mega Cities Water Alliance is an urban planning and climate resilience initiative focused on integrating water security, piped supply, and sewage treatment across major urban local bodies. The Key Objectives are Water Security: Integrating sustainable water management into urban master plans to cope with rising urban populations. Infrastructure Expansion: Scaling up piped water supply, household tap connections, and sewage treatment plants. Climate Resilience: Measuring climate risks and sharing practical urban solutions among member cities. Global and Local Synergy: Aligning local urban execution with broader frameworks akin to global networks.

Field Inspection conducted by Joint Managing Director, HMWSSB at Sewerage Treatment Plant, Durgam Cheruvu, along with CMC Officials, ED-Cyberabad, DOP-Cyberabad, CGM(E)-STP, GM(E)-Kukatpally Zone and other officials.

Field Inspection conducted by Joint Managing Director, HMWSSB under Golconda Zone, Goshamahal Circle, O&M Division No: XIII, inview of ongoing Monsoon Heavy Rains. Highlights of the Inspection:- · Inspected the chronic water pollution complaint at Lasa Lamsa Tea Lane near MJ market X roads. · Instructions issued to the officials to carry out a comprehensive assessment of the entire water supply branch line, including all household service connections, on top priority to identify and eliminate the source of contamination. · Instructed the field workers to use PPE Kits and Safety Measures while working. · Further, inspected the desilting works at Exhibition Grounds, Nampally. · Instructions issued to all field and engineering staff to remain alert during continuous rains and remain in the field for continuous monitoring of sewer overflows and waterlogging points. · Instructions issued to concerned officials to inspect all deep manholes and provide safety grills wherever required to ensure public safety.

In view of ongoing Monsoon heavy rains, the Joint Managing Director, HMWSSB has inspection the water logging areas under Malkajgiri Zone, Bowenpally Circle along with the Executive Director- Malkajgiri Zone, Director (Operations)-Malkajgiri and concerned Officials. Inspected the SC, BC Colony-Prakash Nagar, Mayuri Marg, Shyamlal Building, Ganesh Temple areas and reviewed complaints of Water Pollution, Sewerage Overflows, Manhole Covers and Water logging areas. Further, instructions were issued to the Officials to monitor and timely rectification of complaints.

Joint Managing Director, HMWSSB has visited the Bengaluru Water Supply and Sewerage Board (BWSSB) to study the best practices in Treated used Water Management and Reuse in coordination with ASCI. Inspected the Kadubeesanahalli Sewerage Treatment Plant (STP), BWSSB, where successfully implemented the project for treated wastewater reuse under the AMRUT 2.0 Technology Sub-Mission (Pitch Pilot Initiative). Visited the Project area (Plant), explored the pilot interventions, understand the Technology and Operational Model, also interact with the implementing team for first-hand insights into the treatment, distribution and utilization of reclaimed water.

The Joint Managing Director, HMWSSB has inspected the Manjira Phase I & II Pumping Stations at Rajampet and Kalabgoor along with HMWSSB officials and instructed to take all necessary measures to avoid power supply failures to the pumping stations and to ensure uninterrupted water supply to twin cities from Manjira System.

Site Visit – 320 MLD Nagole STP, HMWSSB * Hon’ble Minister Shri. Tokhan Sahu visited the 320 MLD Nagole STP along with HMWSSB Joint Managing Director Shri. Mayank Mittal, CGM Smt. Padmaja, and other senior officials. * The delegation reviewed the plant’s operational performance, treatment efficiency, and maintenance practices. * Key units inspected included: * Primary Treatment Units * Sequential Batch Reactors (SBRs) * Chlorine Contact Tank * Blower Building * Administrative Building * SCADA Monitoring & Control System * Other associated process and utility units * Officials briefed the dignitaries on the sewage treatment process, plant operations, and automation systems. * The Hon’ble Minister reviewed compliance with environmental standards and ongoing wastewater management initiatives. * PPE kits were distributed to maintenance staff to promote workplace safety and reinforce the importance of adhering to safety protocols during plant operations and maintenance activities. * The visit highlighted the importance of efficient sewage treatment, environmental protection, sustainable water resource management, and employee safety.

Field Inspection and review meeting conducted on Osmansagar Reservoir by Joint Managing Director, HMWSSB under Transmission Division No:I, HMWSSB. A review meeting was conducted under Transmission Div No:I, Osmansagar along with CGM(E), Transmission Circle, GM(E) and DGM(E). Highlights of the Review meeting: 1.Review on commencement of seasonal inflows into the Twin Reservoir. 2.Review on status of Comprehensive Dam Safety Evaluation Studies of Osmansagar Reservoir. 3.Discussion on evaluation of flood preparedness, structural safety and real-time monitoring mechanisms as the monsoon intensifies. Highlights of the field inspection: 1.Inspection the status of the inflows from the upstream catchment areas of the Osmansagar Reservoir. 2.Inspection the health of the Reservoir gates to ensure seamless operations during flood discharge.

The JMD Sir conducted an inspection at the Venkatagiri and Jubilee Hills filling stations to review the status of tanker operations and delivery mechanisms. During the inspection, he enquired about the pendency of tanker deliveries and assessed the overall functioning at both locations. He emphasized the importance of timely tanker dispatch and instructed the officials concerned to ensure immediate clearance of all pending tankers without any delay. He highlighted the need for strict adherence to delivery timelines to ensure better service to the public. The JMD further directed the staff to closely monitor tanker movement, strengthen coordination, and take necessary measures to avoid delays, thereby ensuring efficient and uninterrupted water supply.

Report on Field Inspection under Peerzaduguda -“Jalamandali Basthi Baata under Peerzaduguda section, SD-II, O&M DIV-XIX. Joint Managing Director Sir has inspected the O&M, Div-XIX Areas under Jalamandali Basthi Baata programme along with CGM(E), GM(E), DGM(E) & Mgrs. Review Meeting:- Reviewed various Metro Customer Care complaints such as Water Pollution, Tankers Demand, Water Leakages etc., and issued necessary instructions to rectify complaints within SLA period. Field inspection of Automatic Solar Electro Chlorinator:- •The automatic solar electro Chlorinator installed on POC basis at Chennareddy enclave 200 KL ELSR at Peerzaduguda area. •The Joint Managing Director has inspected the features of auto chlorinator such as remote operation of motorized valves at inlet pipe and outlet pipes, hydrophobic water level sensor, IoT device, auto chlorinator with battery backup, flow meter and water quality monitoring sensors for FRC, pH, TDS and turbidity. •The Automatic Solar Electro Chlorinator is useful in maintaining sufficient levels of residual chlorine levels at the reservoir and in the distribution system to supply the potable water to about 1000 CANs. It is useful to ensure zero water wastage at the reservoir by eliminating the error of water overflow. •The enhanced features of iTank mobile application is user friendly in managing the functioning of the Automatic Solar Electro Chlorinator remotely.

FIELD INSPECTION UNDER “JALAMANDALI BASTHI BATA – MORNING IN THE BASTHI” PROGRAMME UNDER FATHENAGAR SECTION, SD-3, O&M DIV-VI, S R Nagar. Sri Mayank Mittal, IAS, Joint Managing Director, HMWSSB, along with CGM-Khairatabd zone , GM-1, 2 of Khairatabad zone, DGM- Ameerpet circle, Manager- SR Nagar, Fathenagar sections conducted a field inspection in the Fathenagar Section, covering Kailash Nagar area, and adjoining localities. SR Nagar Section- 1. Reviewed Pending MCC Complaints 2. Disbursement of tankers in two shifts as booked through MCC. 3. Shifting of Tanker Filling points into the section office premises so as to avoid traffic onto the colony roads. Necessary estimates to be submitted 4. Inspected stores material at section premises, Sl. No’s and register maintenance. 5. Inspected sewerage operations at B type quarters vide token no.3206 and instructed to generate the notice for households wasting the water. And also instructed to generate meter replacement notice for unmetered connections. 6. Inspection of sewerage overflow complaint vide token no.2901 at Prashanth colony. Fathenagar Section - 1. Assess the quality and adequacy of drinking water supply. 2. Inspect sewerage infrastructure including manholes and pipelines. 3. Verify chlorine levels and water pressure. 4. Review supply timings and adherence to schedule. 5. Interact directly with basthi residents, local leaders, and stakeholders. 6. Identify pending grievances and ensure immediate corrective measures. Field Inspection & Interactions During the visit, the Joint Managing Director interacted with basthi consumers and local community leaders in Kailash Nagar. Residents were encouraged to share their concerns regarding water supply, sewerage issues and related services. Sir personally verified the following: 1. Chlorine residual levels in supplied water samples. 2. Water pressure levels at consumer points. 3. Water supply timings and adherence to the notified schedule. Observations The following observations were recorded during the inspection: 1. Water Quality: The quality of drinking water supplied to the area was found to be good. Chlorine levels were within permissible limits of 0.2ppm, indicating proper disinfection. 2. Water Pressure: Water pressure at consumer end points was found to be normal and adequate for household usage. 3. Supply Timings: Water supply was being provided as per the scheduled timings without major deviations. 4. Sewerage & Manholes: During inspection of sewerage lines and manholes, certain holes were observed near manholes. These were reportedly arranged for collecting rainwater. However, such openings may pose safety risks and sanitation concerns. The Joint Managing Director instructed the concerned officials to immediately fill the identified holes near manholes and ensure proper restoration of the surface to avoid accidents and maintain hygiene. 5. Complaint on Damaged Storm Water Drain Cover: Consumers brought to the notice of the Joint Managing Director that a storm water drain (SWD) cover was damaged and pending rectification for the past six months, causing inconvenience and potential safety hazards. Taking immediate cognizance of the issue, Sir spoke to the GHMC Assistant Engineer (AE) over phone during the field visit and instructed that the complaint be attended and rectified immediately in coordination with the concerned department. The inspection under the “Jalamandali Basthi Bata” programme in Fathenagar Section revealed that water supply services in Kailash Nagar are functioning satisfactorily in terms of quality, pressure, and schedule adherence. Minor infrastructure issues identified during the visit were immediately addressed through on-the-spot instructions to concerned officials and coordination with GHMC authorities.

Field Inspection and Review meeting conducted by Joint Managing Director, HMWSSB under Goshmahal Area, Karwan Circle, Hyderabad Region. A Review meeting was conducted under Goshmahal Area, Karwan Circle along with Director(Operations), GM(E)-Karwan & Golconda Circles, DGM & Mgrs:- Highlights of the Review Meeting:- v Reviewed on Public Grievances, Tankers Management and issued necessary instructions. v Reviewed on Metro Consumer Care (MCC) complaints, such as Sewerage Overflows, Pollution Complaints, Missing Manhole Covers, Damaged Manhole Covers, v Instructions issued for rectification of Water supply & Sewerage Complaints received through Metro Customer Care within the SLA Period. Highlights of the Field Inspection:- v Inspected the rectification of pollution complaints by M/s.Solinas in Jiaguda Area. v Necessary instructions issued to the Officers for timely rectifications of pollution complaints.

Field Inspection and Review Meeting conducted by Executive Director, HMWSSB under Operation & Maintenance Division No:XVII, Hafeezpet. A Review meeting was conducted under O&M Division No:XVII, Hafeezpet along with CGM(E)-Circle-IV, CGM(E)-Revenue, GM(E)-O&M Div-XVII, DGM & Mgrs:- Highlights of the Inspection:- * Inspected the Tanker Filling Station at Mayuri Nagar under Miyapur Section, Sub Div No:II. * Discussed regarding Tanker Filling Points, Present Demand of the Tankers and upcoming summer demand and issued necessary instructions. * Inspected the Nagarjuna Enclave Premises, Miyapur, who applied for Bulk Water Supply connection. Highlights of the Review Meeting:- * Reviewed on Tanker Management, Summer Action Plan, Public Grievances and issued necessary instructions. * Instructions issued for rectification of Water supply & Sewerage Complaints received through Metro Customer Care within the SLA Period. * Discussed on water supply timings and issued instructions to maintain scheduled supply timings.

Field Inspection and Review meeting conducted by Executive Director, HMWSSB under Operation & Maintenance Division No:IX, Kukatpally. A Review meeting was conducted under O&M Division No:IX, Kukatpally along with General Manager(Engg), O&M Div-IX, DGM & Mgrs:- Highlights of the Review Meeting:- * Reviewed on Public Grievances, CAN Audit Survey, Tankers Management and issued necessary instructions. * Discussed on AMS Agency Performance with Managers, DGMs and instructed to levy penalties to the AMS agencies, whose works were carried out after the SLA Period. * Discussed on CAN Audit Survey and instructed to complete survey as soon as possible. * Instructions issued for improving metered CANs. * Instructions issued for rectification of Water supply & Sewerage Complaints received through Metro Customer Care within the SLA Period. Highlights of the Field Inspection:- * Inspected the Laying of 900mm dia Trunk Sewer Main gap portion near Aditya Homes, KPHB and instructed to coordinate with concerned officials and to complete the work within time period. * Inspected the Pragathi Nagar & Moosapet Localities while supplies running and observed normal supplies, Residual Chlorine and verified meter readings with RBS data.

ED, HMWSSB has participate in the 11th Annual Conference of “STP and Wastewater Management” organized by India Infrastructure Magazine on 10th November, 2025 at Le Meridian, New Delhi. ED, HMWSSB has addressed a Presentation on HMWSSB Perspective: Current State, Challenges and Opportunities i.e. Current Sewerage Treatment Capacity, New initiatives undertaken for the up gradation and rehabilitation of existing STPs of Hyderabad, Major Challenges being faced etc., --

Mr. Mayank Mittal, IAS, Executive Director, Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board (HMWS&SB), delivered an insightful session to the trainees on Water Supply and Wastewater Management being implementing in the Hyderabad City. Sri.J.Srinivas Rao, ED, NUIM & RDMA, Sri Laxminarayana, AM, NUIM were participated in the programme. The Capacity Building Training Programme to the newly recruited Grade-II Officers (Group I and Group II) was organized by CDMA from 27th October 2025 to 17th November 2025. The Programme is designed to enhance the officers understanding and skills across key functional domains of municipal administration, including Legal and Administrative Processes, Sanitation, Water Supply, Wastewater Management, Town Planning, Accounts, and other critical areas vital for effective urban governance.

Review meeting conducted by Executive Director, HMWSSB under O&M Div No:VI, S R Nagar A Review meeting was conducted at 3.00 ML GLSR Service Reservoir, SPR Hills Section under O&M Division No:VI, SR Nagar along with CGM Circle-II, GM Div-VI, DGM & Mgrs:- Highlights of the Review Meeting:- * Reviewed on water supply systems of SPR Hills Section, Borabanda Section, Vengal Rao Nagar Section and Erragadda section. * Discussed on water supply timings and issued instructions to maintain scheduled supply timings. * Discussed on Low water pressure complaints and instructions were issued for timely rectification. * Reviewed with Electrical Staff for un-interrupted of water supply and issued instructions for prepaidness for any electrical failure. * Discussed on complaints related to Sewerage overflows and issued instructions for timely rectification.