Archive · 29 Jul 2026
Kadem Project Faces Heavy Inflows Due to Rains
The Kadem project in Nirmal district is experiencing heavy inflows of water due to continuous rains.
The project is receiving a lot of water, but it is managing to handle it so far.
The water level is currently below the maximum capacity, but there are concerns about how much more it can handle.
The rains started on Tuesday night and are coming from areas in Maharashtra and nearby villages.
The Kadem project in Nirmal district is receiving heavy inflows of 21,583 cusecs due to incessant rains.
Outflows are minimal at 67 cusecs.
Current water level is 685.275 feet, below the maximum capacity of 700 feet.
Rains have been lashing the state since Tuesday night.
Inflows are due to heavy rains in upstream areas in Maharashtra and adjoining villages.
- Who
- Residents and authorities in Nirmal district
- What
- Heavy inflows into the Kadem project due to incessant rains
- When
- Since Tuesday night
- Where
- Nirmal district, Telangana
- Why
- Heavy rains in upstream areas in Maharashtra and adjoining villages
Concerns Over Rising Water Levels
Infrastructure Holding Up
Water Inflow vs. Outflow
Concerns Over Rising Water Levels
The heavy inflows of 21,583 cusecs compared to minimal outflows of 67 cusecs raise concerns about the project's capacity to handle the excess water.
Infrastructure Holding Up
The project's current water level of 685.275 feet, below its maximum capacity of 700 feet, indicates that the infrastructure is managing the situation effectively.
- Location
- Nirmal district, Telangana
- Inflows
- 21,583 cusecs
- Outflows
- 67 cusecs
- Current Water Level
- 685.275 feet
- Maximum Capacity
- 700 feet
- Rain Impact
- Heavy rains since Tuesday night
- Source of Inflows
- Upstream areas in Maharashtra and adjoining villages