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Narmada Backwater Threatens Rajghat Connectivity

Narmada Backwater Threatens Rajghat Connectivity
Rising Narmada Backwater Threatens Rajghat Connectivity · freepressjournal.in

The water level in the Narmada river is rising because of monsoon rains and water from dams upstream.

This is making the old bridge and the road to Rajghat village go underwater.

If the water rises more, the village might become an island, and people won't be able to use the road.

This would also affect people who come to the river for prayers and holy bathing.

The dams are full, but their gates are still closed.

Key facts

Narmada Backwater Level
128.50 metres
Rajghat Village Water Level Threshold
131 metres
Omkareshwar Dam Level
195.35 metres
Indira Sagar Reservoir Level
250.92 metres
Sardar Sarovar Dam Level
128.50 metres

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