Tungabhadra Dam Gate Broken in August 2024 remains unrestored. Temporary log gate now leaking; full installation of new gate ...

The Tungabhadra Dam is located on the Tungabhadra River, which is a tributary of the Krishna River. It straddles the border between the Indian states of Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh. Here are 7 ...

The installation of a permanent crest gate for the 19th spillway of the Tungabhadra dam, which was washed away on Aug 10 last ...

Although the dam gate has been repaired, the leaked water continues to flow into the Tungabhadra River. On Sunday, the bathing ghat at the Ukkadagatri shrine in Davangere district was submerged.

The 19th crest gate of the 71-year-old Tungabhadra dam collapsed, triggering a flood alert in Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh. The breach resulted in significant water outflow, threatening downstream ...

According to Tungabhadra Dam official Narayana Naik, Hardware Tools and Machinery Project Company is scheduled to replace all the 32 crest gates by the end of June 2026.

Jurala project fills up for second time this season; Srisailam dam holds 89.71 TMC feet as upstream rains drive sustained ...

The massive inflow of water into the Krishna river due to the washing away of one of the crest gates of Tungabhadra dam has forced the Andhra Pradesh government to keep open the gates of its two ...

On Saturday night, the crest gate of the Tungabhadra Dam in Karnataka was washed away due to a broken chain link, creating significant flood risks for Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, and Telangana.

About 10 km of the Tungabhadra River was searched for any traces of her. Authorities at the Tungabhadra Dam minimized water discharge, lowering the river’s water levels to aid the operation.