As recently as June 16, Mumbai faced a looming water crisis, with the combined water stock in the city’s seven supply lakes ...

The water stock in the seven lakes that supply drinking water to Mumbai crossed the 50 per cent mark on Friday morning. The ...

Mumbai requires all seven lakes to reach their full capacity by mid-October to ensure uninterrupted water supply throughout ...

The rise in storage levels is attributed to consistent rainfall over recent days in the catchment zones. On Thursday alone, ...

Among the individual lakes, Bhatsa holds the highest stock with 3,02,123 ML, followed by Middle Vaitarna with 1,14,230 ML ...

The weather bureau has also extended a yellow alert for Mumbai till July 7, cautioning of heavy rainfall at isolated spots in the city and suburbs. This alert signifies the possibility of adverse ...

Bhatsa and Upper Vaitarna together account for the majority of Mumbai’s water supply. The Bhatsa Lake catchment received 48 mm of rainfall in the last 24 hours, pushing its storage to over 36 per cent ...

Nashik, July 1 (UNI) A case has been registered against Mama Rajwade, the newly appointed Nashik Metropolitan chief of Shiv Sena (Thackeray) and a supporter of deputy leader of the party Sunil Bagul, ...

MUMBAI: For the the first time this monsoon season, the water stock in the seven lakes that cater to the city touched 29.7% on Sunday morning, matching last year's level on July 14. Though the ...

Mumbai: The water stock in the seven lakes that supply to the city saw the steepest single-day increase this monsoon between June 19 and 20, surging f.

The water stock at Bhatsa lake, which supplied the most amount of water to Mumbai, is down to 0.9%, and the corporation will draw around 1 lakh million litres from its dead stock.

Mumbai’s seven lakes have water that will suffice for more than 100 days, as lake levels increased to 33.22% on Tuesday from Monday’s 28.68%.