Megharaj's orgy..! Rivers assumed a furious form, many villages lost contact – News India Live

After the rains in different parts of the country, the water in the rivers is continuously rising. The situation has become such that all the rivers from north to south and east to west are in spate. The complete report of the rivers flowing in different states of the country has been shared with the Union Ministry of Water Power.

NDRF team is in alert mode in flood affected areas

Even now, the situation is worrying due to flooding of rivers in some states. The central government has been instructed to provide immediate assistance to the areas where rivers are flooded. NDRF teams have also been deployed to deal with the disaster. Due to rising water level in rivers for the last few days, some parts of Assam, West Bengal and Bihar are continuously getting flooded.

Sudden floods in rivers caused heavy damage

Apart from this, there has been heavy damage due to excess water in various rivers of Uttar Pradesh. There is still high water level and flood situation in the rivers in these states. Also, according to the report received from the Union Ministry of Water Power, there is a strong flow in many rivers from Maharashtra to Karnataka and Tamil Nadu including Telangana and the water level has reached above the danger mark. In such a situation, the monitoring team of the central government has started preparations to shift the population living on the banks of these rivers to safer places.

On Monday morning, a complete report of the water level of rivers flowing in various states has also been given to the Ministry of Jal Shakti. According to the report, the water level in about 23 tributary rivers including the major rivers is continuously rising.

These rivers of the country have assumed a furious form

• The water level of Krishna river flowing in Kolhapur, Maharashtra has started flowing above its normal level. The situation is that the water level in Kurunvad area of ​​Kolhapur has been found to be higher than normal.
• The Kumudavati river flowing in Haveri district of Karnataka is also flowing above its normal water level. The water level of this river has been seen above normal in Kupelaur area. The state government has also instructed the people living in the area to remain alert.
• The Godavari river flowing in Telangana is also flowing continuously with its rising water level in this state. The highest water level of this river flowing through various districts of Telangana has been seen in Mulugu district. The central government has given clear instructions to the state government to keep the local residents on alert mode wherever the water level of the rivers is rising in their state. Apart from this, rescue agencies have also been alerted for any kind of accident.
• The Hemavathi river in Hassan district of Karnataka is also becoming dangerous in areas due to its fast water flow. It is known that the water level of this river is highest in Sakleshpur area of ​​Hassan district. The rivers are not high only in South India, Telangana and Karnataka.
• High water levels have been observed in the rivers of Andhra Pradesh including Kerala and Tamil Nadu. Apart from this, the water level of the Swarna river flowing in Udupi is also continuously rising. The Hemavathi river flowing through Mandya district of Karnataka is continuously flowing above its normal water level. At the same time, the water level of the Aghanashini river in Karnataka is continuously flowing above its normal flow. Actually, all these rivers merge into various southern rivers as tributaries and flow in various states. Therefore, the increased water level in these rivers is bound to affect other southern states as well. Apart from South India, the havoc of river floods continues in North India as well.
• The Ramganga river is flowing above the danger mark in Uttarakhand's Pithoragarh district. However, the water level of this river has decreased a bit in the last two days. However, the danger remains around this river. In Pithoragarh too, the water level of the Sarju river is continuously rising.
• The flow of water has increased in the Kuanu river flowing in Gonda district of Uttar Pradesh. According to reports, the Mula river flowing north and south as well as west from Pune district is continuously flowing above its normal water level. The Yerla river flowing in Sangli of the same state is also continuously moving ahead with its rising water level. According to the information, the water level of this river is continuously increasing. The water level of the Panchganga river flowing in Kolhapur district of Maharashtra is also flowing 83 meters above normal. The water level in Pune's Bhima river has also been rising continuously for the last few days.
• The condition of Tapi river flowing in Narmada, Tapi, Surat district of Gujarat is also dangerous. The water level of this river is constantly rising. The water level of Kosi river of Bihar is constantly rising in Khagaria. At the same time, Kosi river is also wreaking havoc in Supaul of Bihar. In Gopalganj, Gandak river is engulfing the surrounding areas with its rising water level. The water level of this river has definitely decreased two days ago. Rivers flow from north to south and west to east. Desang river flowing from Shivsagar of Assam is also moving ahead with its rising water level.

Amid the continuous rise in water level in rivers of all states of the country, the central government has also instructed the NDRF to keep constant monitoring. Apart from this, the Union Jal Shakti Ministry has also shared the complete report of the rivers flowing in various areas of the state with the Union Home Ministry. According to officials associated with the ministry, all the agencies of the state government and responsible departments are continuously working in the areas where the water level of the rivers is still above the danger mark. Officials say that in some states the river level is still flowing at dangerous levels. While there is also news of water reaching normal level in some rivers.