After the onset of the monsoon to the southwest - the opening of the water in the setrar, Benjani and peachiparai dams

After the onset of the monsoon to the southwest - the opening of the water in the setrar, Benjani and peachiparai dams.

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Open water for agriculture from Pachiparappa Dam, which is a source of water for farming areas like 

Ramanathapuram and Malladu. The opening of the water began due to the southwest monsoon.

Open water for agriculture from Pachiparai Dam, which is a source of water for farming areas like Ramanathapuram and Mallanadu. The opening of the water began due to the southwest monsoon.

Subsequently, farmers were demanding water to be opened for irrigation in the district's water dams. Accordingly, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Palanisamy ordered the release of water for the irrigation of Pattinangal and Kothiyaru.

It is noteworthy that in the presence of the District Collector, Delhi Talwasundaram opened 850 bottles of water by opening the dams.

The opening of the water was announced as of January 28, resulting in 2,000 ponds and 79 thousand habitats.

This was followed by the southwestern monsoon, which opened up irrigation for farming in crops and creeks.