⚠️ Two Indian dams are being dragged into the Nepal flood panic — and both claims are misleading.
▪️Bhatghar (Lloyd Dam), Pune, Maharashtra: A British-era masonry gravity dam on the Yelwandi River. It reached full capacity around Aug 2–3 after heavy Western Ghats monsoon rainfall. Controlled releases into the Nira are part of its normal operation.
▪️Bhakra Dam, Bilaspur, Himachal Pradesh: A massive concrete gravity dam on the Sutlej, creating Gobind Sagar and managed by BBMB. Reported slight movement under reservoir load is elastic deflection — not evidence of a dangerous crack or imminent failure.
Check the facts before sharing and avoid amplifying claims that may create unnecessary concern or confusion. 🙌🏼
🔹ఏ భాషలోనూ లేని విధంగా తెలుగులో 40 శ్లోకాలు తో రామాయణం పలుకగా, అవే శ్లోకాలు వెనకనుండి చదివితే మహాభారతం అవుతుంది.
🔹ఒకే అక్షరంతో వ్రాసే ఏకాక్షర పద్యములు తెలుగులోనే ఉన్నాయి.
🔹తూర్పు ప్రపంచభాషలలో హ్రస్వాంత శబ్దంతో ప్రతీ పదం అంతమయ్యే భాష తెలుగు భాష ఒక్కటే.
A massive ice cornice begins to slowly crack until it breaks away from the mountain. Millions of tons of ice and snow descend into the valley, destroying forests, roads, and everything in their path.
Subhash Chandra reportedly had a ₹22,000 crore debt settled for just ₹6 crore.
Can an ordinary person get this deal?
If you have a ₹50 lakh home loan, will the bank close it for ₹50,000?
If you have a ₹10 lakh car loan, will it settle for ₹10,000?
That door never opens for common people.
Common people pay every EMI with interest. Home loan, car loan, education loan, everything.
But when powerful businessmen get VIP settlements, the loss does not vanish. It comes back to taxpayers.
: Abhijit Dipke
Paid my heartfelt tributes to #NandamuriHarikrishna garu 💐🌸💐
More than just a leader, he was the literal shield and driver of #NTR garu’s historic political revolution via the Chaitanya Ratham 🌟
A true man of the masses 🔥
#JoharHaranna#NTR
Most of the Nepal Flood water is gathering here, below it is India.
I just hope that the Indian government is already taking measures to evacuate its people around that region below. Because if that wall breaks, it might be deadlier than what we had in Nepal.
Can that wall even hold that body of water that is gathering there?