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Maharashtra: Irrigation From the Krishna River Is Banned, Threatening Thousands of Acres of Sugarcane Crop.
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Sangli: The Meteorological Department has predicted less rainfall in June and July due to the impact of El Niño. In light of this, the Maharashtra government has decided to reserve the Koyna Dam's available water for drinking water purposes only until the end of July. Consequently, lifting water from the Krishna River for agriculture (upasa) has been banned. The administration has deployed flying squads to effectively enforce the ban. Any farmer…
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