Jaipur : Rajasthan has acquired 64.03 % extra rain than regular this monsoon. The dams of the state have acquired 84.18 % of their complete filling capability. 22 massive dams have acquired 90.82 % of their complete filling capability. 376 dams have overflown to date this monsoon within the state. 10 dams have overflown within the final 10 hours.
On the opposite hand, the Water Resources Department has launched the information of the present water degree of the massive dams of Rajasthan. Kota Barrage has 97.09 % water, Rana Pratap Sagar has 93.73 % water, Mahi Bajaj Sagar has 95.95 % water, Bisalpur Dam of Tonk has 100.00 % water, Morel Dam of Dausa has 100.00 % water, Parvati Dam of Dholpur has 99.78 % water.
There is 99.43 % water in Gudha dam of Bundi, 62.83 % water in Jawai dam of Pali, 55.77 % water in Meja dam of Bhilwara, 90.54 % water in Som Kamala Amba of Dungarpur, 62.62 % water in Rajsamand dam, 56.49 % water in Jaisamand of Salumbhar, 93.52 % water in Jakham dam of Pratapgarh, 67.94 % water in Kalisindh dam of Jhalawar.
89.10 % water has are available Panchana Dam of Karauli, 100.00 % water in Sardar Samand Dam of Pali, 74.83 % water in Jawahar Sagar Dam of Kota. In the final 24 hours, the utmost influx of water among the many 75 dams has been within the dams of Karauli, Sawai Madhopur, Jhalawar, Dholpur, Dausa, Bharatpur districts. 143 mm rain has been recorded in Urmilasagar of Dholpur.
Sawai Madhopur’s Mansarovar has acquired 104 mm of rain, Jhalawar’s Parwan has acquired 66 mm of rain and Chhapi dam has acquired 63 mm of rain. Karauli Panchana dam has recorded 67 mm of rain.
If we speak about Bisalpur dam, 6 gates of the dam are open even on the seventh day. 24 thousand cusecs of water is being drained downstream. Gate quantity 9 and 10 are being discharged by opening them 1 meter. Gate quantity 7, 8, 11, 12 are open half a meter. There is steady influx of water from Triveni.
