Jaipur: In Rajasthan, water continues to circulate into dams amid rain. In such a state of affairs, 63.19% of the overall filling capability of the dams of the state has come. 82.43% of the overall filling capability of water has reached the dams of Kota division. 64.80% of the overall filling capability of water has reached the dams of Jaipur division.
59.08 % of the overall filling capability of dams in Banswara division, 36.58 % of the overall filling capability of dams in Udaipur division, 32.57 % of the overall filling capability of dams in Jodhpur division has come. Whereas 144 dams within the state are nonetheless dry.
Seven districts recorded 19% extra rain:
The Water Resources Department has launched the information. According to which, the state has acquired 50.46% extra rainfall than regular to this point. While 23 districts have recorded 60% or extra rainfall than regular. 16 districts have recorded 20 to 59% extra rainfall than regular. Seven districts have recorded 19% extra rainfall. While Banswara, Dungarpur, Pratapgarh and Salumbhar have acquired minus 20 to 59% much less rainfall than regular.
The dams of the state have gotten 63.19% of their whole filling capability. Whereas 22 massive dams have gotten 70.25% of their whole filling capability. So far 209 dams have overflown on this monsoon.
