Goa, June 27 -- As of late June 2025, Goa's reservoir levels show a mixed picture-highlighting both the benefits of an early monsoon and the strains of infrastructure work and uneven rainfall.

In South Goa, the Selaulim dam- the region's main drinking water source-hit full capacity and began overflowing on June 25, a full twelve days earlier than usual. This marks the earliest spillover in 25 years, credited to strong pre-monsoon storage and a vigorous start to the monsoon season, ensuring robust water security for the southern region.

However, the situation is more concerning in North Goa, where the Amthane and Anjunem dams are at critically low levels, holding only 11% and 23% of their respective capacities. Inflow to the Amthane dam ...