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Karnataka may have to release nearly double the stipulated 3,500 cusecs owing to dry riverbed till Biligundlu
Karnataka may need to release nearly double the stipulated 3,500 cusecs of water due to a dry riverbed between the release points and the Biligundlu measuring gauge, with significant water loss expected. The state must also consider groundwater levels and channel losses in its calculations.
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