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Khadakwasla dams · Civic

Khadakwasla dams to stop rural water release by weekend, leaving around 21.5 TMC

Authorities are to take a call on Pune's water supply, and the dams hold around 5.5 TMC less than the storage recorded around mid-November last year.

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Illustration (AI-generated): a masonry dam and a low reservoir with dry exposed banks among forested hillsIllustration
Illustration (AI-generated): a masonry dam and a low reservoir with dry exposed banks among forested hills.

Around 21.5 TMC of water will remain in the four dams to meet the requirements of Pune city and rural areas over the next nine months, once the Khadakwasla circle dams stop releasing water for rural areas by this weekend.

The existing stock is around 5.5 TMC lower than the storage recorded in the dams around mid-November last year.

Authorities are to take a call on Pune's water supply.

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