As recently as June 16, Mumbai faced a looming water crisis, with the combined water stock in the city’s seven supply lakes ...

Among the individual lakes, Bhatsa holds the highest stock with 2,77,351 ML, followed by Upper Vaitarna with 1,42,253 ...

Among the individual lakes, Bhatsa holds the highest stock with 3,02,123 ML, followed by Middle Vaitarna with 1,14,230 ML ...

The rise in storage levels is attributed to consistent rainfall over recent days in the catchment zones. On Thursday alone, ...

Upper Vaitarna, another key reservoir, saw its water level rise by 0.18 meters and now holds 1,13,052 ML of useful content, ...

Mumbai water stock has seen a notable rise following steady rainfall over the last few days. According to the latest data from the Bombay Municipal Corporation, as of 6:00 am today, the combined water ...

Water supply in parts of KDMC will be disrupted on July 1 from 9 AM to 4 PM due to maintenance work at the Tata Power Kamba ...

Recent heavy rainfall in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region has significantly increased the water levels in the seven lakes that supply the city, with total storage reaching 3.64 lakh million litres, up ...

The water levels in these lakes is expected to surge further as the India Meteorological Department (IMD) has predicted ...

Mumbai: The water stock in the seven lakes that supply to the city saw the steepest single-day increase this monsoon between ...

The water stock of Mumbai''s key lakes continues to rise steadily as consistent rainfall has boosted the levels.

The BMC data showed that all lakes, except Vehar and Tulsi recorded a spike in their levels in the last 24 hours.