Talk:Warana River

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Dams and irrigation plans - why the reference to infrastructure?

The section Dams and irrigation plans ends with a sentence about the current state of local infrastructure. However, the current phrasing fails to make clear the relevance of this reference to infrastructure with regard to the dam and irrigation plans. Although I do think there is a useful point that could be made here, I'm not quite sure what was originally being aimed at. Here's the paragraph with the final sentence in italics:

Many Kolhapuri dams and some small scale irrigation projects have been completed in the Warana valley, and villages like Varanagar (Kodoli) have developed due to industry. A major irrigation project has been undertaken at Amboli in Shahuwadi taluka and at Shirala talukas in Sangli district. The project is planned to be completed in Shirala taluka on Morna river, while the Kadvi project is planned to be completed in Potfugi river in Shahuwadi taluka. There are many paved roads, district major roads and rural roads connecting the villages in this valley, but there is no railway or air transport in this valley. Kolhapur, Miraj, Sangli are the nearest railway stations to the people of this valley. Christoooj (talk) 13:56, 28 March 2023 (UTC)[reply]