Cauvery
- India
Pralhad Joshi accuses Karnataka govt of ‘misleading’ people over Cauvery issue
Hubballi: Union Minister Pralhad Joshi on Saturday accused the Congress government in Karnataka of ‘misleading’ people over the Cauvery water sharing dispute with Tamil Nadu, by blaming the Centre. Joshi alleged that…
- Bangalore
Cauvery dispute: Protest in Karnataka dists opposing release of water to TN
Bengaluru: Karnataka Police department is on high alert and has made elaborate security arrangements in the backdrop of protests being held in Bengaluru and other districts of south Karnataka on Saturday opposing…
- Chennai
Cauvery dispute: Security tightened in Tamil-dominated areas of Bengaluru
Bengaluru: The Karnataka Police have tightened security measures in areas of Bengaluru where a significant Tamil speaking population resides after the Supreme Court’s direction to release water to Tamil Nadu. Following the…
- India
Will seek SC injunction against CWMA order on release of Cauvery water: Siddarmaiah
New Delhi: Citing the “drought-like situation” in Karnataka, Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Wednesday said the state government will appeal in the Supreme Court for an injunction against the CWMA order that stipulates…
- India
All political parties must unite over Cauvery water dispute: Kumaraswamy
Ramanagara: Former Karnataka Chief Minister and senior JD-U leader H.D. Kumaraswamy said on Tuesday that the people of Karnataka are dejected with Tamil Nadu over the Cauvery water dispute. “Tamil Nadu is…
- Bangalore
Cauvery water sharing row: Crucial meeting to be held in Delhi on Wed
Bengaluru: An important meeting has been scheduled for Wednesday in Delhi to discuss the Cauvery water sharing row, projects in Karnataka which are waiting for the Union government’s approval, and drought relief…
- Bangalore
Karnataka releases 5000 cusecs of water from Krishna Raja Sagar dam to TN
Mandya: Karnataka Government on Tuesday released five thousand cusecs of water from Krishna Raja Sagara dam in the Mandya district to Tamil Nadu for next 15 days.“The water release started on Monday…
- Chennai
CWMA won’t blindly direct water release: TN minister on authority order
New Delhi: The Cauvery Water Management Authority (CWMA) that directed Karnataka to release 5,000 cusecs of water from river Cauvery to Tamil Nadu doesn’t “blindly” issue such orders, state minister Duraimurugan said…
- Bangalore
Cauvery row likely to deepen as CM Siddaramaiah refuses to release water to TN
Bengaluru: The Cauvery dispute is set to escalate with Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah expressing his inability to share water with neighbouring Tamil Nadu citing insufficient water in Cauvery basin dams. He was…
- Bangalore
Cauvery dispute: Karnataka farmers to file petition in Supreme Court today
Bengaluru: Farmer groups from Karnataka will file a counter petition in the Supreme Court on Tuesday against the order of the Cauvery Water Management Tribunal (CWMA) to release water to Tamil Nadu.…
- Bangalore
Cauvery dispute: Karnataka’s interest would be protected, says DyCM Shivakumar
Mysuru: Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar stated on Tuesday that the interest of Karnataka would be protected in connection with the Cauvery issue. Speaking to reporters in Mysuru, Shivakumar said that the…
- Chennai
TN to go to SC on Cauvery, says Karnataka has changed its stand
Chennai: Tamil Nadu has no other option but to approach the Supreme Court to get Cauvery water, the state government asserted on Friday and said Karnataka has changed its stand and has…
- Telangana
Telangana issues caution over Godavari-Cauvery river link
Hyderabad: Officials from the Telangana Irrigation Department reaffirmed the need for research on Godavari’s water availability before beginning the project to link the Godavari and the Cauvery river. The National Water Development…
- Bangalore
Rain havoc: Bengaluru slowly returning to normalcy
Bengaluru: Parts of Bengaluru that were battered by torrential rains for the last couple of days appeared to be slowly returning to normalcy with floodwaters by and large receding in some areas.…
