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Monsoon Departs in Dhar: Both Mahi Dams Are only 50% Full, 61 Ponds Lack Sufficient Water; Rabi Irrigation in Danger

Summary by Dainik Bhaskar
With the monsoon's departure in Dhar, the harvesting of Kharif crops is in its final stages, and farmers are preparing for Rabi sowing. This year, farmers' biggest concern is irrigation water. Due to scanty rainfall, rivers, streams, dams, and ponds have not filled to their full capacity. The picture of how much water will be available for the Rabi crop is expected to become clearer in the next week. The water level of the Mahi Project's main da…
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With the monsoon's departure in Dhar, the harvesting of Kharif crops is in its final stages, and farmers are preparing for Rabi sowing. This year, farmers' biggest concern is irrigation water. Due to scanty rainfall, rivers, streams, dams, and ponds have not filled to their full capacity. The picture of how much water will be available for the Rabi crop is expected to become clearer in the next week. The water level of the Mahi Project's main da…

·Bhopal, India
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Dainik Bhaskar broke the news in Bhopal, India on Wednesday, October 7, 2026.
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