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Ajwa Lake water level drops to 2.5‑3 months of storage, sparking supply concerns
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Ajwa Lake water level drops to 2.5‑3 months of storage, sparking supply concerns

✍️ Bhaskar English 🗓 29 Oct 2026, 12:40 AM 👁 19
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The water level in Bhopal’s Ajwa Lake has fallen sharply, leaving storage enough for only about two and a half to three months of supply.

Bhopal’s Ajwa Lake continues to lose water, with recent measurements indicating that the reservoir can now sustain only about two and a half to three months of supply. Local officials highlighted the rapid decline, noting that the lake’s storage capacity has fallen well below the levels required for a full year’s demand.

The shortfall has raised concerns among residents who rely on the lake for drinking water and irrigation. Municipal authorities have warned that if the trend persists, water rationing may become necessary during the upcoming dry months.

Experts attribute the drop to a combination of lower monsoon rainfall and increased consumption, but no new data beyond the current storage estimate has been released. The city administration is monitoring the situation closely and is exploring supplemental sources to mitigate the looming shortage.

Community groups have begun urging water conservation measures, emphasizing the need for immediate action to avoid a crisis. The situation remains fluid, and further updates will be provided as more information becomes available.
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