Pune Dams Hold 80.65% Water Stock, Down from 97.41% on Same Date Last Year

Pune, 2nd November 2026: The combined water storage in the four dams supplying Pune — Khadakwasla, Panshet, Warasgaon and Temghar — stood at 23.51 TMC (80.65%) as of 6 am on Monday, according to the latest dam data.

The combined storage was lower than the 28.40 TMC (97.41%) recorded on the corresponding date last year.

Among the four dams, Warasgaon had the highest storage at 10.98 TMC (85.63%), followed by Panshet at 8.27 TMC (77.67%), Temghar at 3.14 TMC (84.63%) and Khadakwasla at 1.12 TMC (56.82%).

Rainfall recorded in the 24 hours ending at 6 am on November 2 was 11 mm at Warasgaon, 13 mm at Panshet, 8 mm at Khadakwasla and 5 mm at Temghar.

The data showed no inflow into the four dams at the time of reporting. Water releases through the listed outlets were also recorded as zero, except for releases mentioned for hydropower generation.

Khadakwasla Dam has released a cumulative 19.05 TMC of water through its spillway so far, the data stated.

The four dams together have a total storage capacity of approximately 29.15 TMC.