The Central Water Commission is monitoring river levels in Varanasi, specifically at the confluence point of the Varuna river system.
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Updated Sep 3
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What happened
The Central Water Commission is monitoring river levels in Varanasi, specifically at the confluence point of the Varuna river system.
Who's involved
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Part of
Rising water levels are being observed in the River Ganga System due to heavy rainfall.Also in this story
- Rising water levels observed in the Ganga River system near Moradabad.
- Heavy rainfall caused rivers, including the Ganga, to swell, leading to flooding in Bhagalpur and Jharkhand.
The entities involved
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Central Water Commission
water commission of India
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Varanasi
city on the banks of the Ganges in the Uttar Pradesh state of India
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Varuna
lake
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Related events
- Ganga water rise pushed up the lake level in Varanasi, which includes the district of Subah.
- Kumar inspected flood-prone stretches in Varanasi as rising Ganga water flows back into the Varuna river system.
- The Central Water Commission is monitoring river levels across seven states.
- Backflow from the river system is causing waterlogging in low-lying areas of Varanasi.
- Ganga is a major river in India, and Varanasi is a great river-city situated on the banks of the Ganga.