Belagavi City Corporation resumes round the clock water supply

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Heavy rains in the Belagavi region of Karnataka have refilled local reservoirs that feed the city's water supply, prompting the Belagavi City Corporation to announce the resumption of round-the-clock water supply to residents.
Prior to this, the city had been operating under restricted or intermittent water supply due to depleted reservoir levels.
The restoration of 24/7 water service is a direct consequence of the improved inflows and is expected to ease daily life for households and businesses across the city.
Both The Hindu and its Karnataka edition report the development identically, with no competing narratives or political dispute evident in the coverage.
Residents and local authorities will now need to monitor whether reservoir levels hold through the dry season or if restrictions return.
Watch for any follow-up announcements on water quality, distribution infrastructure readiness, and whether the supply remains sustained over the coming weeks.

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