The Central Water Commission monitors the course alteration and flow of the Brahmaputra River across various regions of India.

The entities involved

• Central Water Commission →

  water commission of India

  • Central Water Commission monitors major rivers, including Narmada and Gandak, rising above danger levels.Mon 12:25
  • River levels are rising in Ayodhya due to widespread rainfall, monitored by the Central Water Commission.Sun 12:25
• Brahmaputra River →

  river in China, India, and Bangladesh

  • Plastic waste from the city of Guwahati is now threatening the ecosystem of the Brahmaputra River.Mon 08:07
  • The Brahmaputra River, originating in Sikkim, historically flowed toward the Ganges basin and sustains local agriculture and power needs.Sun 15:43

Related events

• The Central Water Commission is monitoring river levels across seven states.Sun 08:10
• The Brahmaputra River flows through India and Bangladesh, meeting the Ganga before emptying into the Bay of Bengal.Jun 11
• Central Water Commission monitors Rapti river levels in Balrampur, Ayodhya, and Ghagra river levels in Bahraich.Sun 12:16
• Rising water levels are being observed in the River Ganga System due to heavy rainfall.Jul 9
• The Brahmaputra River system is under pressure as headwaters are controlled and mega-dams are built, leading to mudslides through the China-Nepal border.Sep 6