Consumptive use of water refers to the portion of water that is used and not returned to its original source. This includes water that evaporates, becomes part of products or crops, or is consumed by people or animals, making it unavailable for reuse in the same form. Understanding consumptive use is essential for effective water management, as it helps assess the true demand and availability of water resources.
Further, the government reiterated that the State government would not handover the components of Srisailam and Nagarjuna Sagar projects to Krishna River Management Board (KRMB).
Hyderabad: Union Minister of State for Jal Shakti Bishweswar Tudu on Thursday said water allocation for the Upper Bhadra Project (UBP) was well within the allocations made by Krishna Water Disputes Tribunal (KWDT-I) to Karnataka, based on which the project has been cleared from inter-State aspect. In view of the acceptance by Advisory Committee on […]
Hyderabad: The Telangana government has said it was utilising its allocated share of water in River Krishna ever year judiciously and conservatively and carrying over the rightful part of water out of its equitable share to the next water year to meet the drinking water requirements and also to meet the delayed inflows in the […]
Hyderabad: The 14th meeting of the Krishna River Management Board (KRMB) has been postponed to September 1 and will be held at Jalasoudha at 11 am. The meeting, earlier scheduled to be held on August 27, will discuss an agenda comprising 14 issues, including gazette notification issued by the Central government as well as issues […]
Hyderabad: The State government has requested the Krishna River Management Board (KRMB) to implement the provisions of Krishna Water Disputes Tribunal-I (KWDT-I) without any further delay from the current water year and there is absolutely no necessity to seek any opinion from any other. In a letter to the Board Chairman, Telangana Engineer-in-Chief (General), Irrigation […]
