Andhra Pradesh’s reservoirs are currently holding 505.76 TMC of water after heavy rains, according to Water Resources Department (WRD) officials.
Officials said a flood cushion of 655.59 TMC remains available across the reservoirs to accommodate any further inflows.
The update indicates that the storage level is being monitored as the state continues to receive rain, with officials tracking inflows and available capacity.
Source / Attribution: The Hindu
The Tamil Nadu government has disbanded the High-Level Committee on Union-State Relations, according to a Government Order issued on November 6, 2026. The order said the…
A court has acquitted DMK leader and former Tamil Nadu minister K. Ponmudy in a case over alleged derogatory remarks against a religion, after the complainant withdrew the…
Kerala Police has revised the personal security cover of Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan from Z+ to Y category, according to the latest arrangement. Under the updated security…
Shivamogga Superintendent of Police has suggested that students should build a “fort of knowledge” and grow into law-abiding citizens. The brief statement was made in Shivamogga,…
