Deployment of high-capacity harvester machines at Ambazari Lake has finally given a major push to the long-pending battle against the massive spread of water hyacinth.
About Ambazari Lake:
It is located near the southwest border of Nagpur in Maharashtra.
It is the oldest, largest, and one of the eleven lakes adorning the city.
It was built in 1870 under the rule of the Bhonsle dynasty.
It was constructed as a reservoir to supply water to Nagpur, and it played a crucial role in meeting the city’s water needs for over 30 years.
The lake’s origins are tied to the Nag River, which flows from it.
The name “Ambazari” is derived from the Marathi word “Amba,” meaning mango, as the lake is surrounded by mango trees.
A well-maintained garden was developed beside Ambazari Lake in 1958.
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