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Water only for drinking and not irrigation for now as KRS levels stay low: Ramalinga Reddy

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Water only for drinking and not irrigation for now as KRS levels stay low: Ramalinga Reddy
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Karnataka Water Resources Minister Ramalinga Reddy announced that water in the KRS reservoir will be reserved for drinking purposes only due to low levels. The state is monitoring inflows and considering cloud seeding to address rainfall deficits.

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Water management decisions in the Cauvery basin have significant implications for regional agriculture and inter-state water sharing.

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The water currently available in the Krishnaraja Sagar (KRS) reservoir is sufficient to meet drinking water requirements for the next three to four months, but cannot be released for irrigation at present, Karnataka Water Resources Minister Ramalinga Reddy said on Friday (July 10).

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