Maharashtra's Water Reserves Drop to 41.3%, Pune's Dams at Critical 36.31%

Officials confirm no water cuts until mid-July as conservation measures and tanker deployments address shortages.

Maharashtra's dams are currently at 41.3% capacity, with Pune region reservoirs holding the lowest at 36.31%.
Pune's dam levels have dropped sharply from 53.40% in early March to 38.61% by mid-April, reflecting a rapid decline.
Despite the critical levels, authorities assure uninterrupted water supply in Pune until July 15 due to sufficient allocations.
The state has deployed 223 water tankers to supply water to 178 villages and 606 hamlets, addressing rural water needs.
Officials are implementing measures such as leak repairs and water usage monitoring, while also preparing for potential heatwave impacts.