Guwahati, July 16 -- Meghalaya Power Minister A.T. Mondal on Tuesday raised concerns about the declining water level in the Umiam reservoir due to inconsistent monsoon rainfall.

He warned that a continued dry spell could impact the state's power generation and potentially lead to changes in electricity distribution.

Speaking to reporters, Mondal noted that while the current water level in the reservoir remains under control, the situation could worsen if the state doesn't receive rainfall soon. As of July 14, the water level had fallen to 3,182 feet, well below the full capacity mark of around 3,220 feet recorded a few months ago.

"I'm more worried than anyone else when there's not enough water," Mondal said, emphasizing the importance...