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Maharashtra water crisis: State to impose 10 per cent cut from October 16 amid deficient monsoon

Maharashtra will impose a minimum 10 per cent water cut across urban and rural local bodies from October 16 amid a deficient monsoon, with drinking water prioritised and irrigation releases restricted until essential water needs are met

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The water resources department will work with the revenue and police authorities to curb unauthorised extraction of water from dams, rivers and canals. FILE PIC

The water resources department will work with the revenue and police authorities to curb unauthorised extraction of water from dams, rivers and canals. FILE PIC

The Maharashtra government on Monday said it will impose a minimum 10 per cent water cut in all urban and rural local bodies from October 16 amid a deficient monsoon, news agency PTI reported.

State Water Resources Minister Girish Mahajan said his department had undertaken detailed dam-wise and use-wise planning of available water stocks up to August 31, 2027, keeping in mind the impact of El Nino and the possibility of a drought-like situation.

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