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Major reservoirs yet to reachfull capacity in Andhra Pradesh

Weaker upstream inflows have slowed their filling, leaving comfortable flood cushion, even as barrages downstream continue to feed the State’s extensive delta irrigation network

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The Hindu28 Aug 2026, 02:31 pmUpdated 1d ago1 min readIndiaIndia
Major reservoirs yet to reach full capacity in Andhra Pradesh

India — The Hindu

Weaker upstream inflows have slowed their filling, leaving comfortable flood cushion, even as barrages downstream continue to feed the State’s extensive delta irrigation network

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Source: The Hindu. Published 28 Aug 2026, 02:31 pm.

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