of the Nizam and was completed in 1933, for Rs. 35,50,00. (350,000 rupees) A settling tank with a capacity of 4.64 lakh (464,000) gallons was installed near the Gaumukh service reservoir and the distributary system was expanded. Due to the rapidly increasing population, another water supply system was constructed for Rs. 30,56,579 (a little over 300,000 rupees). The Harsul and Kham rivers were tapped, a reservoir constructed in the Osmanpura area, a filtration system was installed to purify the water and the distributary system was enlarged (although there was a proposal to overhaul the entire system rather than enlarge it). See also Panchakki Neighborhoods of Aurangabad City Salim Ali Lake Himayat Bagh Aurangabad References External links Maharashtra Govt.Website Economy of Aurangabad, Maharashtra Indian architectural history Islamic architecture Mughal architecture Water supply and sanitation in India