Water Crisis: The Yashwant Sagar and Bilawali reservoirs will be filled twice between November and April from the Narmada River. Preparations are underway to halt new boring, and 100 tankers will be added.

The impact of low rainfall is now visible on the city's drinking water supply. This season, Indore has received approximately 14 inches less rainfall than average (only 23 inches), due to which the city's primary water sources, Yashwant Sagar and Bilawali Talab, which quench the city's thirst, have not been able to fill to their full capacity. Yashwant Sagar, which fills 6 water tanks in the city daily, has not even been able to reach its total capacity of 19 feet this time. Typically, in February-March, the city experiences...