India ke major reservoirs mein pani ka level tezi se gir kar **66.7%** par aa gaya hai. South India mein halat kharab hain, aur ye kami aane wale Rabi crop season ke liye khatra paida kar sakti hai.
Pani ki kami ka alarm!
Central Water Commission (CWC) ne desh ki water security ko lekar chinta jatayi hai. Sirf ek hafte mein 178 major reservoirs mein pani ka level 126.717 BCM se ghat kar 123.228 BCM ho gaya hai. Abhi reservoir level 66.7% hai, jo pichle saal ke mukable aur 10-year historical average se kafi peeche hai.
Kahan sabse zyada dikkat hai?
South India mein halat kafi nazuk hain. Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala, Tamil Nadu aur Telangana ke reservoirs mein sirf 42.34% pani bacha hai. Mettur aur Vaigai jaise dams mein water level bahut kam hai, jisse irrigation ke liye pani ki dikkat badh sakti hai.
Rabi Crop aur Market Connection
Ab sawal ye hai ki iska stock market se kya lena-dena? Wheat, pulses aur oilseeds jaise Rabi crops ke liye pani ka hona bahut zaroori hai. Agar yield kam hui, toh food inflation badh sakti hai. Iska seedha asar rural demand par padega—matlab FMCG aur fertilizer companies ke liye ye ek bada test ho sakta hai.
Investors ko ab government ke agle steps, irrigation policies, aur Rabi sowing progress par nazar rakhni chahiye. Agar pani ki kami continue rahi, toh commodity prices aur supply chain par pressure aa sakta hai.