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Cauvery Row: Karnataka To Give 6,000 Cusecs Daily Till September 27
Karnataka will have to release 6,000 cusecs of Cauvery water per day to Tamil Nadu from Wednesday till September 27, the Supreme Court said today while raising the quantum fixed by the Supervisory Committee by 3000 cusecs.
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Karnataka Asked To Release 3,000 Cusecs Of Cauvery Water Per Day
Overruling differences between the two states, the Cauvery Supervisory Committee today ordered Karnataka to release 3,000 cusecs water per day to Tamil Nadu between September 21 and September 30.
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Cauvery Supervisory Committee To Meet Today
The Cauvery Supervisory Committee is meeting in New Delhi today to decide on the quantum of the river water to be released to Tamil Nadu and other states by Karnataka.
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Security Heightened In Karnataka Ahead Of Cauvery Supervisory Committee Meet
Even as the Cauvery Supervisory Committee is scheduled to meet in New Delhi today to decide on the quantum of river water to be released to Tamil Nadu and other states, anxiety prevails in Karnataka over its outcome.
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Cauvery Supervisory Panel To Adhere To Water Dispute Tribunal's Final Order
The Cauvery Supervisory Committee will adhere to the final order of Cauvery Water Disputes Tribunal (CWDT) while deciding on the quantum of the river's water to be released as directed by the Supreme Court, a senior official has said.
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Opposition walkout in Karnataka Assembly on Cauvery issue
Opposition JD-S in Karnataka Assembly on Wednesday staged a walkout over the Congress government's decision to approach the Centre for clearing long pending extension, renovation and modernisation of projects in the Cauvery Basin as its argued that it would be detrimental to the state's interests.
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Tamil Nadu to press for its due share of water from Cauvery river
With the Centre convening the first meeting of the Supervisory Committee over the implementation of the final award of the Cauvery Disputes Tribunal, Tamil Nadu government today said it will press for its due share of water from the river as stipulated in the Final Order
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Cauvery Row: Karnataka To Give 6,000 Cusecs Daily Till September 27
Karnataka will have to release 6,000 cusecs of Cauvery water per day to Tamil Nadu from Wednesday till September 27, the Supreme Court said today while raising the quantum fixed by the Supervisory Committee by 3000 cusecs.
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Karnataka Asked To Release 3,000 Cusecs Of Cauvery Water Per Day
Overruling differences between the two states, the Cauvery Supervisory Committee today ordered Karnataka to release 3,000 cusecs water per day to Tamil Nadu between September 21 and September 30.
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Cauvery Supervisory Committee To Meet Today
The Cauvery Supervisory Committee is meeting in New Delhi today to decide on the quantum of the river water to be released to Tamil Nadu and other states by Karnataka.
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Security Heightened In Karnataka Ahead Of Cauvery Supervisory Committee Meet
Even as the Cauvery Supervisory Committee is scheduled to meet in New Delhi today to decide on the quantum of river water to be released to Tamil Nadu and other states, anxiety prevails in Karnataka over its outcome.
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Cauvery Supervisory Panel To Adhere To Water Dispute Tribunal's Final Order
The Cauvery Supervisory Committee will adhere to the final order of Cauvery Water Disputes Tribunal (CWDT) while deciding on the quantum of the river's water to be released as directed by the Supreme Court, a senior official has said.
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Opposition walkout in Karnataka Assembly on Cauvery issue
Opposition JD-S in Karnataka Assembly on Wednesday staged a walkout over the Congress government's decision to approach the Centre for clearing long pending extension, renovation and modernisation of projects in the Cauvery Basin as its argued that it would be detrimental to the state's interests.
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Tamil Nadu to press for its due share of water from Cauvery river
With the Centre convening the first meeting of the Supervisory Committee over the implementation of the final award of the Cauvery Disputes Tribunal, Tamil Nadu government today said it will press for its due share of water from the river as stipulated in the Final Order
