Chennai: A dip in water level at Mettur dam has left farmers in the Delta districts of Tamil Nadu, including those from the rice bowl of the state Thanjavur, worried. On Friday, the water level in Mettur dam fell to 32 feet which was against its capacity of 120 feet leading to major concern for the farmers. As a deficit South West monsoon in the catchment areas of dams and the North East monsoon is likely to hit Tamil Nadu only after October 15, the Samba farmers are worried that there won’t be adequate water for agricultural activities. Murugan K.R, a farmer from Thanjavur told IANS, “South West monsoon was a failure for Tamil Nadu and the water level in Mettur dam has fallen to 32 feet as
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