Hyderabad: The Telangana High Court recently reprimanded Hydraa, the Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board, for failing to provide adequate water supply to the residents of the city. The court criticized Hydraa for its inefficiency and lack of planning in managing water distribution, especially during the peak summer months. The judges emphasized the importance of ensuring a reliable water supply to the citizens, highlighting the essential nature of water for daily life. The court’s directive comes in response to several complaints from residents regarding irregular water supply and low water pressure in various parts of Hyderabad. The judges urged Hydraa to take immediate action to address these issues and improve the water supply infrastructure in the city. The Hyderabad Metropolitan Water Supply and Sewerage Board plays a crucial role in providing water to the growing population of Hyderabad, and the court’s intervention is expected to push the authorities to prioritize this essential service. With water scarcity becoming a pressing issue in many parts of India, efficient water management is a key focus area for government bodies. The Telangana High Court’s strict stance on Hydraa’s performance underscores the urgency of ensuring reliable water supply for the residents of Hyderabad. The court’s intervention is likely to prompt Hydraa to expedite its efforts in improving water distribution and addressing the grievances of the citizens.