Yelahanka power plant comes back to life as gas supply resumes | Bengaluru News

Bengaluru: As drought-like conditions deepen across Karnataka and nearly half of the state’s hydroelectric power stations fall silent, Bengaluru has found an unexpected power lifeline.The state govt has revived the Yelahanka gas-based power plant to avert potential power shortages in the city. The station, which had remained shut for more than four months after natural…

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KSERC approves KSEB’s 200MW power buy for 1 year | Thiruvananthapuram News

Round-the-clock power will be purchased for one year at Rs 5.96 per unit Thiruvananthapuram: Kerala State Electricity Regulatory Commission (KSERC) approved KSEB’s proposal to buy 200MW of round-the-clock (RTC) power for one year at Rs 5.96 per unit, while criticising the utility for delay in seeking approval despite the state facing a severe power shortage.The…

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State launches drought-resilient crop strategy amid El Niño effect | Ranchi News

A dry paddy field near Ranchi Ranchi: Bracing for an El Niño effect that could trigger delayed rainfall, prolonged dry spells and drought-like conditions, state govt has launched a contingency strategy focused on drought-tolerant and short-duration crops to safeguard farm output during the kharif season.Paddy is cultivated across nearly 18 lakh hectares in the state,…

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Mhaisal dam at 40% storage despite weak monsoon | Goa News

Ponda: Despite a weaker monsoon spell this season, the Mhaisal dam at Panchawadi, Shiroda, has reached 40% storage, offering some relief to farmers and residents dependent on the irrigation project.Officials and local observers said the rise has come through intermittent rainfall and sustained inflow over recent days, even as overall precipitation has remained below expectations…

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Weak monsoon: Mys, Ch’nagar farmers told to avoid water-intensive crops | Mysuru News

Source: Department of agriculture Mysuru: With a weak monsoon during the pre-kharif and kharif seasons and low reservoir levels in the Cauvery basin districts, farmers in Mysuru and Chamarajanagar have been advised to cultivate short-duration, less water-intensive crops on both rain-fed and irrigated lands.With inflows into the Kabini and Krishnaraja Sagar dams — lifelines for…

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Only 13% of sowing done in Shivamogga district as farmers wait for rain: DC | Mysuru News

Deputy commissioner Prabhulinga Kavalikatti said paddy sowing in the district typically continues until the end of Aug Shivamogga: Despite Shivamogga district recording a steep 55% deficit in normal rainfall this June, deputy commissioner Prabhulinga Kavalikatti on Saturday urged farmers not to panic, assuring them that the district administration is well prepared to handle the situation.Speaking…

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