SCIENCETHE HINDU NATIONAL
Storage increases by 2 per cent in Idukki reservoir
The Idukki reservoir's storage increased by 2 per cent, with the water level reaching 2,330.90 feet (31% capacity) on Friday, compared to 2,375.98 feet (70% capacity) on the same day last year, according to data from the Kerala State Electricity Board (KSEB) Dam Safety Wing.
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- Storage precarious across Karnataka reservoirs; hopes pinned on rains in July, August
- Kerala rains: Water from Idukki Pambla dam released; residents along Periyar advised caution
- Bleak scenario: State’s hydel storage second-lowest in last 10 years
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