Flooding In The Tungabhadra River, 1 lakh Cusecs Water Released

Flooding in the Tungabhadra River; Release of 1 lakh cusecs of water from the reservoir. With the exception of the Sindhanoor and Muski region, the rest of the district’s taluk has received more than 50 percent rainfall and the humidity has increased. The water in the fields is standing and the crop is destroyed

Flooding in the Tungabhadra River has been covered by heavy rainfall in the Malnad. Over one lakh cusecs of water have been left by the Tungabhadra reservoir. It is said that the river-borne farm could penetrate the water.

In the meantime, the river water is encircling the japataka at Elebichchali, a place where the Sri Mantralayam Sriragavendra Swamis prayed.

Water has come up to the enclosure of the enclosure. If more water is left, the sapling will sink. This will leave the devotees in the darshan.

Raichur has witnessed the highest rainfall in the last 40 years. The crop that the farmers had cultivated for Mahamalai has been completely destroyed. Annadatta is in utter distress due to the crop.

Rainfall in Raichur district has been down for a week now. But the crop that was growing in the previous rainfall is completely spoiled. The cotton and paddy crops have also been destroyed.

Due to heavy rains, the cotton plant that was standing in the cotton fields was rotting and the paddy crop was washed away as the ditches and nalas flowed. A total of 84 lakh hectares of cotton and 1.36 lakh hectares of paddy were sown in the district.

With the exception of the Sindhanoor and Muski region, the rest of the district’s taluk has received more than 50 percent rainfall and the humidity has increased. The water in the fields is standing and the crop is destroyed.

Raichur Taluk’s Yaragera, Gonadal, Gunjalli, Suhamakunta, Jagarakal Manavumi taluks Aroli, Rajolli Banda, and Devadurga taluk have suffered heavy losses.

The farmer, who had spent enough for the crop, was damaged by rain and damage. Farmers have demanded immediate relief from a joint survey by the district administration, which is a feature of the rainy season.