Regional Commissioner approves release of 4.105 tmcft from Narayanpur reservoir to meet Kalaburagi’s drinking water needs
Another 0.80 tmcft will be released to the Saradgi barrage, while 0.305 tmcft will be supplied to tanks under the Minor Irrigation Department to cater to villages in Jewargi and Yadrami taluks.Mr. The reservoir was receiving an average inflow of 52,370 cusecs over the previous 24 hours, while the average outflow during the same period stood at 32,686 cusecs. The current discharge into the river was 24,560 cusecs.
- ▪Another 0.80 tmcft will be released to the Saradgi barrage, while 0.305 tmcft will be supplied to tanks under the Minor Irrigation Department to cater to villages in Jewargi and Yadrami taluks.Mr.
- ▪The reservoir was receiving an average inflow of 52,370 cusecs over the previous 24 hours, while the average outflow during the same period stood at 32,686 cusecs.
- ▪The current discharge into the river was 24,560 cusecs.
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With large parts of Kalaburagi district facing water scarcity, the Regional Commissioner has approved the release of 4.105 tmcft of water from the Narayanpur reservoir to meet the drinking water requirements of people and livestock in both urban and rural areas.Deputy Commissioner Ikram Shariff said the approval was granted following a proposal submitted by the district administration based on requests from the Minor Irrigation Department, the Kalaburagi City Corporation, Krishna Bhagya Jala Nigam Limited, Afzalpur Town Municipal Council, and the tahsildars of Yadrami and Jewargi taluks.He said the decision was taken by giving top priority to drinking water needs in view of the drought-like conditions prevailing in the district.
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