Sardar Sarovar Dam in Gujarat Hits Full Capacity at 138.68 Metres

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The Sardar Sarovar Narmada Dam in Gujarat has reached its maximum water level of 138.68 metres. The dam is a critical water infrastructure project located on the Narmada River in Gujarat. It serves as a primary drinking water source for over 40 million people across the state. The project supplies water to 10,453 villages, 191 cities, and 7 municipal corporations in Gujarat.

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