KABINI NATIONAL PARK
ಕಬಿನಿ ರಾಷ್ಟ್ರೀಯ ಉದ್ಯಾನವನ
The Kabini Dam, structured on Karnataka’s Kabini River, stands as a witness to nature’s harmony and human engineering. Construction of this dam was completed in 1974 and this dam plays an important role in providing drinking water, irrigation, and electricity. The Reservoir of this dam has resulted in supporting biodiversity, and agriculture and changed the landscapes.
The main aim of Kerala’s Karapuzha irrigation project is to use the water of the Karapuzha River to irrigate Wayanad’s large agricultural lands. This project involves making a terrain dam with a canal across the river. Although this project has been in progress for many years, some parts of the infrastructure and dam are now completed. The next step includes creating a canal network so that the water can be supplied to the farms easily. Once the project is completed, it will boost crop yields, improve farming, and will boost the local economy as well.
The Kabini Hydro Electro project focuses on using the extra water from the irrigation dam to produce electricity. This project supports clean energy and contributes to the state’s power grid. Kabini Hydro electro project doesn’t use carbon emissions and generates 20 MW of electricity. This project has been completed successfully and supplies power to Karnataka’s grid.
The main objective of the Kabini water project is to meet the region’s water needs. It uses the water of the Kabini River and supplies for irrigation, power generation, and drinking water. Some details about the current status of this project might be updated, as the project is in different construction stages. Once the project is completed it will be beneficial to the betterment of health, enhanced farming, and increasing economic growth.
