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Karnataka Faces Water Release Challenges Amid Dry Riverbed
Karnataka may need to release nearly double the 3,500 cusecs of water due to a dry riverbed impacting Biligundlu. The state's water management faces challenges as significant losses occur from KRS or Kabini before reaching the measuring gauge. Groundwater levels and channel losses further complicate the situation, highlighting the urgency for effective water resource strategies.
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"Water woes in Karnataka remind us that nature has its own plans!"
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