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Srisailam Reservoir Rises as Inflows Surge

Srisailam Reservoir Rises as Inflows Surge
Steady Inflows Boost Srisailam Storage; Godavari Flows Ease · deccanchronicle.com

The Srisailam reservoir in India was almost empty, but it has started getting a lot of water from nearby dams.

The water level went up to 849.70 feet, which is close to the full level.

The water comes from the Almatti, Narayanpur, and Jurala dams in Karnataka.

No water is being released from the reservoir yet, and the power plants are not running.

The Godavari river, which also needs water, is getting less flow now.

The Sriramsagar Project is getting 10,358 cusecs of water, and its storage is 31.92 TMC out of a possible 80.5 TMC.

The Kadem Project is releasing 4,000 cusecs, and the Sripada Yellampally Project is receiving 8,326 cusecs.

Key facts

Reservoir
Srisailam
Current water level
849.70 ft
Inflows
1.52 lakh cusecs
Outflows
0
Storage increase
12 TMC per day
Godavari inflows
slowed
Sriramsagar inflows
10,358 cusecs
Sriramsagar storage
31.92 TMC of 80.5 TMC

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