Water level in dams
The Papanasam and Manimuthar dams in India are currently operating at significantly lower than maximum capacity. The report provides specific data on current water levels, inflow rates, and discharge volumes for both reservoirs.
Why it matters
Monitoring dam water levels is critical for regional water management, agricultural planning, and ensuring a stable supply for local communities.
The water level in Papanasam dam on Sunday stood at 66.15 feet (the maximum level is 143 feet) with an inflow of 330.28 cusecs and a discharge of 1004.75 cusecs. The level in Manimuthar dam stood at 60.85 feet (118 feet) with an inflow of 25.99 cusecs and a discharge of 75 cusecs.
Published - September 06, 2026 05:10 pm IST
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