Farmers Seek Regulation of Foam Levels at Kelavarapalli Dam in Krishnagiri

In June 2026, heavy rainfall in Karnataka led to a significant increase in inflow at the Kelavarapalli Dam. This rise in water levels has resulted in the accumulation of foam, which is often a natural consequence of increased water flow and environmental conditions.

The Kelavarapalli Dam, constructed primarily for irrigation and water supply, plays a crucial role in managing the regions water resources. Authorities are closely monitoring the foam accumulation, as it can affect water quality and aquatic life. The Karnataka government typically conducts regular assessments to ensure the dams integrity and the health of the surrounding ecosystem, especially following heavy rainfall events. Residents and stakeholders have been advised to stay informed about ongoing conditions and any potential impacts on water supply or local fisheries.