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Hans India
21-07-2025
- Climate
- Hans India
Narayanpur Reservoir at 92.55% Capacity; Outflow to River Adjusted Amid Declining Inflows from Almatti
Gadwal: As of 6:00 PM on July 21, 2025, the Narayanpur Reservoir has reached 92.55% of its full storage capacity, following sustained inflows over the past few days. The reservoir is currently holding 30.832 TMC (Thousand Million Cubic feet) of water against its maximum storage capacity of 33.313 TMC at Full Reservoir Level (FRL) of 492.25 meters. Current Status: Present Reservoir Level: 491.71 meters Inflow (Last One Hour): 70,000 cusecs Outflow to River: 65,955 cusecs Through 20 gates: 59,955 cusecs Through MPCL (Hydropower channel): 6,000 cusecs Canal Releases: Narayanpur Left Bank Canal (NLBC): 4,000 cusecs Narayanpur Right Bank Canal (NRBC): 1,000 cusecs Rajolibanda Lift Irrigation Scheme (RLIS): 173 cusecs Mahadevpur Lift Irrigation Scheme (MLIS): 186 cusecs Rainfall & Inflow Forecast: According to the India Meteorological Department (IMD), rainfall in the upper catchment areas is currently moderate to light, and the inflow forecast for Almatti Dam is showing a declining trend for the next seven days. In light of this forecast, authorities have decided to reduce the outflow from Almatti Dam from the current 60,000 cusecs to 42,500 cusecs, effective from 7:00 PM on July 21, 2025. With the reservoir nearing full capacity, authorities are continuing to monitor the situation closely. Controlled outflows are being maintained to manage reservoir levels effectively and ensure safety downstream. The reduction in inflow from Almatti will help stabilize water levels in the Narayanpur Reservoir and downstream river systems. Advisory: Irrigation officials and local authorities are advised to stay alert and coordinate with dam operations teams. Farmers along the riverbanks are also advised to follow official updates for any changes in water release schedules.
The Citizen
12-06-2025
- Sport
- The Citizen
Young Fourways gymnast wins gold and district selection
Fourways gymnast Scarlett Belle Eilertsen (10) recently competed in the Women's Artistic Gymnastics competition held at Matsport Centurion on May 24–25, earning a gold medal in her level 1 division. This impressive feat highlights her skill and marks a significant milestone in her budding gymnastics career. More exciting news followed for the local athlete, when she was also awarded her Central Gauteng junior colours, securing a spot on the prestigious Central Gauteng district team. She will be officially presented with her colours at the upcoming district competition in mid-June. As you can imagine, Scarlett is beyond excited about her achievements. 'Receiving my gold medal and my colours means so much to me. It made me feel so happy and very proud of myself.' Also read: Fourways rider put SA on the map in NRBC Her journey from a dedicated gymnast to a representative of her district has been nothing short of inspiring. Less than six months ago, Scarlett was recognised as the Most Improved Gymnast at her end-of-year awards with Junxion Gymnastics. Now, she stands as a proud member of the district team, a testament to her relentless work ethic and passion for the sport. Scarlett credits her coaches, Brooklyn Miles, known as Coach Godzilla, and Nikki Stubbs, for their unwavering support and encouragement. 'Their continual reinforcement and belief in me make a big difference. They help me grow and love gymnastics even more.' Also read: Moving, grooving, and growing, Xstatic dancers wow judges at National Competition When asked what inspired her to start gymnastics, she explained: 'My mom started gymnastics for me when I was 3, but when I was about 8 or 9, I decided I wanted to be good at it.' Her love for the sport is clear. 'I love getting to see my friends every week, and playing games with the coaches while we are learning.' Her role models include her coaches, whom she admires greatly. When asked about her future ambitions, she said: 'Maybe I'll get those dreams when I'm older, but I sometimes dream of doing three backflips at age 10.' Read more: Equestrian sets her sights on higher goals in the horse world Looking ahead, Scarlett remains focused and motivated. Her goals for upcoming competitions are to enjoy the experience, never give up, and continue trying her best. 'I want to work harder because I believe that hard work pays off.' Follow us on our Whatsapp channel, Facebook, X, Instagram, and TikTok for the latest updates and inspiration! Have a story idea? We'd love to hear from you – join our WhatsApp group and share your thoughts!
Ya Biladi
12-05-2025
- General
- Ya Biladi
Moroccan and U.S. troops academic exercises in Agadir as African Lion 2025 launches in Morocco
Members of the Royal Moroccan Armed Forces and U.S. Army instructors took part in academic exercises last week in Agadir, as part of African Lion 2025—the largest annual military exercise in Africa. A video shared Monday by the Defense Visual Information Distribution Service (DVIDS)—a U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) platform that provides public access to military-related news—shows Royal Moroccan Armed Forces soldiers listening attentively and taking notes as U.S. soldiers deliver instruction as part of an academic exercise held on May 5. Another video shows similar academic courses were conducted on May 7 as well. These exercises are part of a series of operations scheduled to take place across Morocco until May 23, as part of the 21st edition of African Lion of which an opening ceremony was officially held on Monday. The ceremony, held at the headquarters of the Southern Zone Staff in Agadir, brought together military representatives from participating countries and was co-chaired by Major General Mohammed Benlouali, Chief of Staff of the South Zone, and Brigadier General Brian Cederman, Deputy Commander of SETAF-Africa. Major General Benlouali emphasized that the 21st edition of African Lion «reflects the strength of the partnership and spirit of cooperation linking the FAR, the U.S. Armed Forces, and the brotherly and friendly countries taking part». Brigadier General Cederman described the exercise as «a truly remarkable event, which testifies to the significant value of this training and the growing strength of our partnerships». Led by U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM), African Lion 2025 brings together more than 10,000 troops from over 50 nations, including seven NATO allies. Taking place across Morocco, Ghana, Senegal, and Tunisia, the exercise features a wide-ranging training program, including operational planning, joint maneuvers, and NRBC (Nuclear, Radiological, Biological, and Chemical) decontamination, alongside humanitarian and civil assistance initiatives. In Morocco, the African Lion exercises will be held in the regions of Agadir, Tan-Tan, Tiznit, Kénitra, Benguérir, and Tifnit.
Ya Biladi
28-02-2025
- General
- Ya Biladi
Agadir hosts 2025 African Lion final planning meeting
DR Estimated read time: 1' The General Staff of the South Zone is hosting the final planning meeting for the 21st African Lion 2025 exercise from February 24 to 28 in Agadir. According to a press release from the General Staff of the Royal Armed Forces (FAR), the meeting brings together representatives from the FAR, the United States Armed Forces, and several allied nations to finalize preparations for the various activities planned for this edition. These activities will include training in multiple operational fields, planning exercises for participating officers, and Nuclear, Radiological, Biological, and Chemical (NRBC) decontamination drills, as well as joint military maneuvers. The 21st African Lion exercise will also incorporate humanitarian and social initiatives alongside the military drills. Scheduled to take place from May 12 to 23, 2025, in Agadir, Tan-Tan, Tiznit, Kenitra, Benguerir, and Tifnit, the exercise aims to strengthen military cooperation between Morocco and the United States, enhance interoperability, and improve multinational intervention capabilities—ultimately contributing to regional security, peace, and stability.
