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    Major Indian reservoirs over 90% full for 1st time in decade
                                India
                                
                        India's 161 major reservoirs are now over 90% full, holding more water than the average for the past decade. 
 This boost comes after heavy monsoon and post-monsoon rains, especially in western and central regions.
Full reservoirs mean enough water for drinking and farming
Full reservoirs mean there's enough water for drinking and farming, which is a big win as rabi crops are being sown right now. 
 About 44% of districts saw "large excess" rainfall since October, helping refill these dams.
Eastern states still struggling with low water levels
While southern reservoirs also crossed 90% capacity thanks to recent cyclones, eastern states like West Bengal are still struggling with less than half their usual water levels—so water stress isn't totally solved everywhere.