- The Khadakwasla dam has successfully completed its winter crop water release, boosting water reserves in the four dams of the Khadakwasla circle to 20.5 TMC, surpassing last year’s levels by 1 TMC.
- Other key water sources like Bhama Askhed and Pavana dams are also showing improved water storage levels, with Bhama Askhed at 79% live stock and Pavana at 71%.
- Officials are optimistic about water supply in Pune and Pimpri Chinchwad, believing that the increased water reserves will reduce the likelihood of water shortages in the upcoming months.
- Despite the positive outlook, responsible water management is emphasized as the summer season approaches, as water demand typically increases during this time.
- Over 4.8 TMC of water has been released from the Khadakwasla dam to meet the needs of rural areas through the Mutha right canal over the last 56 days.
- The schedule for the next water release cycle for summer crops will be determined based on water demand from farmers in the coming weeks.
- The Pune Guardian Minister is set to chair a meeting soon to finalize the water release plan for the city and surrounding rural areas.
- With Pune not experiencing water cuts last year, and with the improved storage levels this year, it is expected that the irrigation department will ensure ample water supply for the city during the summer months.
- Authorities are confident that the current water reserves will suffice for the needs of Pune and surrounding areas, as long as water usage is carefully monitored and managed.
- The management of water resources in the coming months will be crucial in preventing water crises, with decisions expected to be made based on demand, weather patterns, and conservation efforts.
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