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Bihar urges West Bengal to open Farakka Barrage gates amid rising water

Bihar's government has urged West Bengal to open all Farakka Barrage gates as water levels rise.

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Barrage management during rising water levels can affect downstream flooding risks and regional water security.

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  1. Bihar Govt urges West Bengal to open all Farakka Barrage gates amid rising water level – The Indian Awaaz ↗theindianawaaz.com · Recorded source date: Aug 24, 2026, 6:47 PM UTC

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