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No TB water release now for kharif crop irrigation

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The Hindu Bureau
No TB water release now for kharif crop irrigation
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The Karnataka government has halted water release from the Tungabhadra reservoir for the kharif crop season due to critically low storage levels caused by deficient rainfall. Water is now being reserved exclusively for drinking purposes until further notice.

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This decision underscores the severe impact of climate-induced rainfall deficits on agricultural productivity and water security in the region.

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The State government has decided not to release water from the Tungabhadra reservoir into the Right Bank and Left Bank canals for the ongoing kharif season owing to inadequate storage caused by deficient rainfall in the reservoir’s catchment area.

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The article objectively reports on government policy regarding water management in response to environmental conditions.

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