Ajmer Witnesses Significant Rainfall, Dam Levels on the Rise

The latest figures highlight widespread downpours, bringing much-needed water to various parts of the district and significantly impacting local reservoirs.

Rainfall Distribution Across Ajmer Subdivisions

Several areas within Ajmer district have recorded impressive rainfall totals. Ajmer city itself received 407 mm, while Budha Pushkar saw 304 mm. Other notable figures include Nasirabad with 226 mm, Pisangan with 238 mm, Kekri with 271 mm, Sawar with 352 mm, and Bhinay recording 315 mm.

Sarwar Tehsil and Sarwar Police Station areas both registered 355 mm of rain, underscoring the intensity of the monsoon activity in these regions. Even smaller pockets like Mangaliyawas and Gegal received 106 mm and 78 mm respectively.

Ajmer District's Dams Show Improved Water Levels

As of August 4th, the water levels in Ajmer's dams have shown significant improvement following the continuous rainfall since June 15th. This is crucial for the district's water security, particularly as the monsoon progresses.

Key Dam Levels (as of August 4th):

• Lasadiya Dam: 1.92 meters
• Ramsar: 6 feet
• Madan Sarovar Dhanwa: 4 feet
• Bisundani Dam: 1.40 meters
• Anasagar: 12 feet 4 inches
• Taj Sarovar Arnia: 2 feet 5 inches
• Para First: 3 feet
• Lordi Sagar: 4 feet 11 inches
• Para Second: 2 feet 7 inches
• Faysagar: 20 feet 10 inches
• Shivsagar Nyara: 11 feet 3 inches

These rising levels offer a positive outlook for the district's agricultural sector and urban water supply in the coming months.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is the current average rainfall in Ajmer district?
A1: As of the latest update, Ajmer district has recorded an average rainfall of 4286.50 mm so far this monsoon season.

Q2: How do current rainfall figures compare to last year?
A2: The district has seen a significant increase of 26.04 percent in rainfall compared to the same period last year.

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