Water levels in the Krishna River at Sangameswara Temple in Kurnool district have dropped six months earlier than is typical. The temple, which is usually submerged, is now visible much sooner than expected.
The Sangameswara Temple, located at the confluence of seven rivers, becomes fully visible only when the Krishna River's water levels recede. This early visibility suggests the onset of drought-like conditions.
Many deities are enshrined and worshipped along the banks of the Krishna River. However, the situation at Sangameswara Temple is unique due to its submersion and emergence patterns.
The drop in water levels has fully exposed the temple. This raises concerns about water availability in the region.
