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Telangana is witnessing one of its most water-abundant years, with key reservoirs across the Krishna and Godavari basins nearing full capacity. Despite crop damage from Cyclone Montha, the rainfall has ensured robust irrigation prospects for the upcoming Rabi season.
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A Telangana government panel has warned that storing water up to 522 metres in the Singur reservoir could damage the structure. Experts recommended restricting it to 517 metres and called for immediate repairs to prevent a possible breach and downstream disaster
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BRS MLA T Harish Rao paid tribute to engineer Nawab Ali Nawaz Jung Bahadur, crediting him for shaping Telangana’s irrigation system. He recalled the revival of Nizam Sagar under the BRS government and urged engineers to follow his legacy.
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One gate of Nizam Sagar was lifted on Wednesday owing to heavy inflows from upstream, the gates of the Singur reservoir are likely to be lifted on Thursday.
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Though the Singur reservoir, built upstream of Nizam Sagar, was not filled to the brim until now, the Nizam Sagar is receiving heavy inflows owing to heavy rains in Sangareddy and Medak districts.
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The major and medium irrigation projects in the State have lost up to 25 to 30 per cent of their gross water storage capacity. This is attributed mainly to the process of increasing silt accumulation in the reservoirs behind the dams
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Water was routed through the hydel unit of the project. The project has 4.35 TMC of water as part of its present storage as against the gross storage capacity of 17.80 TMC.
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Following a breach in the canal, water started flowing into the houses of the residents of Journalists' colony in Armoor past midnight
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Demanding a compensation of Rs.25,000 per acre to the farmers, KCR, who visited and interacted with farmers in Jangaon, Suryapet and Nalgonda districts, said 200 farmers had lost their lives in just about 100 days of the Congress in power.
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Hyderabad: Four of the Nizam Sagar project gates were lifted on Thursday evening letting off the flood flow. The project was receiving inflows of 45000 cusecs. Its live storage capacity reached 17 tmc as against the gross storage capacity of 17.8 tmc. In view of the increasing inflows, 12 gates of the lower Manair dam […]
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Hyderabad: Four gates of Nizam Sagar Project in Kamareddy district were opened to release 24,000 cusecs of water. TRS MLA Hanumanthu Shinde performed pooja and opened the gates. The gates were opened as the project was getting heavy inflows from the upstream and catchment areas. The project is receiving as much as 36,400 cusecs of […]
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Sangareddy: Singur project constructed across river Manjeera at Singur in Pulkal mandal is nearing Full Reservoir Level since the project has been receiving moderate inflows from upstream. Singur and Nizam Sagar, also built on Manjeera in Kamareddy district, are the only two reservoirs that had not filled to the brim during the monsoon season this […]
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Kamareddy: Much to the delight of farmers in erstwhile Nizamabad district, the State government has released water from Nizam Sagar project to cater to the needs of cultivation during Vaanakalam (Kharif) season. Assembly Speaker Pocharam Srinivas Reddy, along with Roads and Buildings Minister Vemula Prashanth Reddy, formally released the water on Monday. Speaking on the […]
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With a total of 10 TMC water, the project to irrigate one lakh acres
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Hyderabad: Extending her greetings to the farming community in erstwhile Nizamabad district on the occasion of Kaleshwaram water being released from Kondapochamma project to Nizam Sagar project through Haldi Vagu, MLC K Kavitha said Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao’s move will address drinking water issues in the area as well. Through the Kaleshwaram project, the […]
