Hogenakkal  
Tamil Nadu

Inflow to Hogenakkal surges to 4,000 cusecs

Officials of the Water Resources Department are stationed at Biligundlu, the entry point of the Cauvery into Tamil Nadu, to closely monitor the inflow of water

DT NEXT Bureau

COIMBATORE: Inflow to Hogenakkal surged marginally on Friday following heavy rains in the Cauvery catchment areas of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. From an inflow of 2,000 cusecs on Thursday, the inflow rose gradually to 4,000 cusecs on Friday, 8 am.

Officials of the Water Resources Department are stationed at Biligundlu, the entry point of the Cauvery into Tamil Nadu, to closely monitor the inflow of water.

Tourists visiting the Hogenakkal falls enjoyed a cool bath in the gushing waterfalls and took coracle rides. Meanwhile, Mettur dam storage stood at 79.12 feet as against its full reservoir level of 120 feet with an inflow of 1,397 cusecs and outflow of 1,000 cusecs.

Tamil Nadu | Meenakshi temple land grab case: Another held for forging documents

Cleanliness worker attends to patient at Vandavasi government hospital

Heed minorities’ appeal, drop FCRA amendment move: Stalin to Centre

Iran says strait won't open until US corrects behaviour

UPI stays free for users, vast majority of transactions to remain free for merchants as well: Govt