Kabini
Coverage of Kabini in the Nexus archive.
- Cauvery water from Kabini to reach Tamil Nadu soon
The Karnataka government started releasing Cauvery water from Kabini due to rain, which will soon reach Tamil Nadu. The release began on Saturday.
- KRS, Kabini water levels continue to rise amid heavy inflows
KRS and Kabini water levels are rising due to heavy inflows. The situation highlights increased water flow into these reservoirs.
- Kabini inflow rises to 15,500 cusecs, thanks to rain in Kerala; flood alert issued downstream in Mysuru district Karnataka
Kabini's inflow increased to 15,500 cusecs due to rain in Kerala, prompting a flood alert downstream in Mysuru district, Karnataka. Shanthalli and Bhagamandala in Kodagu recorded 180 mm and 125.6 mm of rain since July 31, signaling a revival of the monsoon in the district.
- Amid Cauvery release order, Kabini farmers seek immediate canal water release
Kabini farmers are requesting immediate canal water release following a Cauvery river water release order. The situation highlights concerns over water distribution and agricultural needs in the region.
- 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.