quota : Due to good monsoon rains within the state, all 4 dams of Chambal river have turn out to be full. After the arrival of water within the dams, now the water is being discharged. Chambal river has reached above the hazard mark from Gandhi Sagar to Dholpur. Drainage of heavy water from Kota Barrage has additionally been began in Chambal River. Seven gates of Kota Barrage have been opened, whose complete opening is 54 toes.
Junior Engineer of Water Resources Department, Phoolanta Nagar stated that about 68 thousand cusecs of water is being launched from Kota Barrage, whereas the influx into the barrage is 45,600 cusecs. In such a scenario, the gauge of the dam has reached 853 toes, whereas its gauge needs to be maintained at 852 toes. Assistant Engineer of Water Resources Department, Harish Tiwari stated that 62,200 cusecs of water is being launched from Gandhi Sagar, out of which 58,500 cusecs of water is being discharged by opening three gates, whereas 2600 cusecs is being launched from the machine. The complete capability of Gandhi Sagar Dam is 1312 toes, whereas its gauge has reached 1311.41 toes.
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Drainage of water from dams continues: Due to steady withdrawal of water from Gandhi Sagar, Rana Pratap Sagar Dam has additionally turn out to be full. The water stage on this has reached 1157.46 toes. The influx right here is 66,000 cusecs. By totally opening the 2 gates, 68,600 cusecs of water was being launched and 8900 cusecs of water was being launched from the machine. A complete of 77,500 cusecs of water is being withdrawn from this dam.
At the identical time, water is being discharged from Jawahar Sagar Dam by 64,500 gates, whereas 11200 cusecs of water is being discharged by machines. A complete of 75700 cusecs of water is being drained right here. For this, 4 gates 10-10 toes aside have been opened. The gauge of this dam has reached 975 toes. Due to the completion of all 4 dams of Chambal river, the faces of the farmers are additionally comfortable. Farmers will get enough water from Chambal canals throughout Kharif season. Lakhs of hectares of space in Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh are irrigated by these dams.
