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Water Scarcity in Nagpur Due to Low Totladoh Dam Storage

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What happened

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Totladoh Dam, the main water source for Nagpur, held 50.27% of its designed live storage as of October 4, 2026, with 527.57 Mcum stored. In contrast, Gosikhurd Dam maintained 96.74% of its designed live storage. The low storage at Totladoh Dam has created an alarming situation for Nagpur Municipal Corporation and residents.

From thehitavada.com

Why it matters

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The low storage level at Totladoh Dam directly compromises its function as a water supplier to Nagpur. To address the scarcity, the NMC is proposing immediate pipeline connectivity from Mouda to Kanhan to use Gosikhurd Dam as an alternate source of water.

From thehitavada.com

Who's involved

  • NagpurCity whose water supply is structurally dependent on the storage levels of Totladoh Dam
  • Totladoh DamDam whose low storage levels are causing the water scarcity in Nagpur
  • NMCMunicipal corporation responsible for managing the water scarcity and proposing solutions

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