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Kabini Dam Releases 5.5 TMCFT Water Amid Monsoon Revival
Monsoon revival has led to the release of nearly 5.5 TMCFT of water from Kabini Dam in just three days. This significant water discharge is crucial for irrigation and flood management in the region. Authorities are monitoring water levels closely to ensure safety and optimal usage during this rainy season.
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