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Karnataka Decides To Turn Off Cauvery Tap For Now: 10 Updates
After a late night cabinet meeting, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said it has been decided to defer the release of more Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu. The decision came on the heels of an all-party meeting, where the leaders said the Supreme Court's order to release of 6,000 cusecs of water a day for a week, starting today, was "unimplementab...
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BJP Urges Karnataka To Share More Cauvery River Water With Tamil Nadu
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Wednesday urged the Karnataka government to release more Cauvery river water to Tamil Nadu and start a dialogue to end differences.
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The Cauvery Feud: Betrayal And Rash Decisions
What are the lessons to be learned from this experience? One, no purpose is served by resorting to quasi-judicial proceedings in tribunals or administrative bodies like the toothless Cauvery River Authority.
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Tamil Nadu Police Escorted Bengaluru Man To Safety. His Post Is Now Viral
After angry protests and violence over the Cauvery water dispute, a Bengaluru man's heartening post about the Tamil Nadu police escorting Karnataka cars for more than 350 km to safety has resonated with thousands on Facebook.
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Protect Kannadigas During Tamil Nadu Shutdown, Siddaramaiah Urges Jayalalithaa
Hours after the Supreme Court rap on Thursday over the Cauvery river water sharing issue, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah urged his Tamil Nadu counterpart J Jayalalithaa to protect Kannadigas and their property in her state during the proposed shutdown on Friday.
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Cauvery Protests: Cops Prevent Rail Blockades By Agitators, Situation Calm
Amidst tight security, police today successfully managed to prevent rail blockades across Karnataka by people protesting against the state releasing the Cauvery river water to Tamil Nadu.
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Drivers, Civic Workers, Porters. Were These Bengaluru's Rioters?
Crouched on the floor of a police station in the suburbs of Bengaluru on Wednesday evening were men picked up by the police for alleged involvement in the violence on Monday that held much of the Karnataka capital to ransom.
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Offices Reopen in IT-Hub Bengaluru After Violent Cauvery Protests
Indian and foreign companies reopened offices today and staff trickled back to work in Karnataka's Bengaluru, after violent protests on Monday over a Supreme Court order on sharing of Cauvery river water.
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Cauvery Protests: Karnataka Situation 'Alarming', Jayalalithaa Writes To Siddaramaiah
Describing the violence in Karnataka as "alarming", Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa wrote to her counterpart in the neighbouring state, Siddaramaiah, seeking protection to Tamil speaking people and their property, hours after he had made a similar plea to her.
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To Soothe Anger, Karnataka Releases Cauvery Water For Its Own Farmers
After nearly 60 hours of seething demonstrations that have cut off the crucial highways and roads, protests in Karnataka are smaller and quieter today over the release of water from the Cauvery River to neighbouring Tamil Nadu.
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Karnataka Decides To Turn Off Cauvery Tap For Now: 10 Updates
After a late night cabinet meeting, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said it has been decided to defer the release of more Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu. The decision came on the heels of an all-party meeting, where the leaders said the Supreme Court's order to release of 6,000 cusecs of water a day for a week, starting today, was "unimplementab...
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BJP Urges Karnataka To Share More Cauvery River Water With Tamil Nadu
The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) on Wednesday urged the Karnataka government to release more Cauvery river water to Tamil Nadu and start a dialogue to end differences.
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The Cauvery Feud: Betrayal And Rash Decisions
What are the lessons to be learned from this experience? One, no purpose is served by resorting to quasi-judicial proceedings in tribunals or administrative bodies like the toothless Cauvery River Authority.
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Tamil Nadu Police Escorted Bengaluru Man To Safety. His Post Is Now Viral
After angry protests and violence over the Cauvery water dispute, a Bengaluru man's heartening post about the Tamil Nadu police escorting Karnataka cars for more than 350 km to safety has resonated with thousands on Facebook.
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Protect Kannadigas During Tamil Nadu Shutdown, Siddaramaiah Urges Jayalalithaa
Hours after the Supreme Court rap on Thursday over the Cauvery river water sharing issue, Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah urged his Tamil Nadu counterpart J Jayalalithaa to protect Kannadigas and their property in her state during the proposed shutdown on Friday.
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Cauvery Protests: Cops Prevent Rail Blockades By Agitators, Situation Calm
Amidst tight security, police today successfully managed to prevent rail blockades across Karnataka by people protesting against the state releasing the Cauvery river water to Tamil Nadu.
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Drivers, Civic Workers, Porters. Were These Bengaluru's Rioters?
Crouched on the floor of a police station in the suburbs of Bengaluru on Wednesday evening were men picked up by the police for alleged involvement in the violence on Monday that held much of the Karnataka capital to ransom.
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Offices Reopen in IT-Hub Bengaluru After Violent Cauvery Protests
Indian and foreign companies reopened offices today and staff trickled back to work in Karnataka's Bengaluru, after violent protests on Monday over a Supreme Court order on sharing of Cauvery river water.
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Cauvery Protests: Karnataka Situation 'Alarming', Jayalalithaa Writes To Siddaramaiah
Describing the violence in Karnataka as "alarming", Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa wrote to her counterpart in the neighbouring state, Siddaramaiah, seeking protection to Tamil speaking people and their property, hours after he had made a similar plea to her.
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To Soothe Anger, Karnataka Releases Cauvery Water For Its Own Farmers
After nearly 60 hours of seething demonstrations that have cut off the crucial highways and roads, protests in Karnataka are smaller and quieter today over the release of water from the Cauvery River to neighbouring Tamil Nadu.
