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"Lost Mental Balance": DK Shivakumar Slams Goa Chief Minister Over Mahadayi Row
Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar on Thursday hit back at Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant over his remarks on the Mahadayi river project, saying he had "lost his mental balance" and that the state would proceed with the project.
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Right Wing Group Disrupts Actor Siddharth's Event Over Cauvery Row In Bengaluru
Amid a row over Cauvery River water sharing raging between Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, members of Karnataka Rakshana Vedike Swabhimani Sene on Thursday interrupted a press conference being held by actor Siddharth for his film
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Amid Bengaluru Bandh, Google Asks Employees To Work From Home Today
Calls for protests over a longstanding river water sharing dispute between Tamil Nadu and Karnataka have forced global firms including Walmart and Google to ask employees in Bengaluru to work from home on Tuesday.
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Supreme Court To Constitute Bench For Cauvery Water Sharing Dispute Hearing
The Supreme Court will constitute a bench to hear the Cauvery river water dispute, a decades-old issue between Tamil Nadu and Karnataka.
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Interstate River Water Dispute: Karnataka Chief Minister Meets Legal Team
Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj S Bommai on Thursday held a meeting in Delhi with legal and technical experts to chalk out strategies for tackling water sharing disputes with neighbouring states.
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Amid Tamil Nadu's Protest, Karnataka Says No Compromise On Mekedatu River Project
Basavraj Bommai said everyone is aware that the project is for drinking water, power generation and for the sharing of water during the distress period.
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Karnataka Vs Tamil Nadu Over Cauvery Drinking Water Project
Karnataka's plan of building a drinking water project on Cauvery river at Mekedatu has led to tensions with Tamil Nadu. Sharing of the river water has been a sore point between the neighbouring states for decades.
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Tamil Nadu Assembly Passes Unanimous Resolution Against Mekedatu Dam On Cauvery
The Tamil Nadu Assembly on Thursday unanimously demanded the Union Government to withdraw the permission given to Karnataka to prepare a detailed project report or DPR for a proposed dam across the Cauvery at Mekedatu, in yet another face off between the neighbouring states over sharing of river water
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Tamil Nadu Assembly Meets Over Mekedatu, Another Cauvery Face Off Looms
Raising the prospect of another showdown over river water sharing with Karnataka, The Tamil Nadu assembly will meet for a special session today to discuss the proposed construction of a reservoir-cum-drinking water project at Mekedatu across the Cauvery, about 110 km from Bengaluru.
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2-Month-Old Rescued In Rained Out Kodagu, Watch Heart-Warming Video
A two-month-old was rescued by the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) in rain-ravaged Kodagu this morning.An NDRF officer was seen carrying the baby in his arms as he ziplined over a river of destruction. The heart-warming video of the heroic rescue was widely shared and used to encourage others to come forward and help in every possible way.
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"Lost Mental Balance": DK Shivakumar Slams Goa Chief Minister Over Mahadayi Row
Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar on Thursday hit back at Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant over his remarks on the Mahadayi river project, saying he had "lost his mental balance" and that the state would proceed with the project.
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Right Wing Group Disrupts Actor Siddharth's Event Over Cauvery Row In Bengaluru
Amid a row over Cauvery River water sharing raging between Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, members of Karnataka Rakshana Vedike Swabhimani Sene on Thursday interrupted a press conference being held by actor Siddharth for his film
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Amid Bengaluru Bandh, Google Asks Employees To Work From Home Today
Calls for protests over a longstanding river water sharing dispute between Tamil Nadu and Karnataka have forced global firms including Walmart and Google to ask employees in Bengaluru to work from home on Tuesday.
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Supreme Court To Constitute Bench For Cauvery Water Sharing Dispute Hearing
The Supreme Court will constitute a bench to hear the Cauvery river water dispute, a decades-old issue between Tamil Nadu and Karnataka.
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Interstate River Water Dispute: Karnataka Chief Minister Meets Legal Team
Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj S Bommai on Thursday held a meeting in Delhi with legal and technical experts to chalk out strategies for tackling water sharing disputes with neighbouring states.
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Amid Tamil Nadu's Protest, Karnataka Says No Compromise On Mekedatu River Project
Basavraj Bommai said everyone is aware that the project is for drinking water, power generation and for the sharing of water during the distress period.
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Karnataka Vs Tamil Nadu Over Cauvery Drinking Water Project
Karnataka's plan of building a drinking water project on Cauvery river at Mekedatu has led to tensions with Tamil Nadu. Sharing of the river water has been a sore point between the neighbouring states for decades.
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Tamil Nadu Assembly Passes Unanimous Resolution Against Mekedatu Dam On Cauvery
The Tamil Nadu Assembly on Thursday unanimously demanded the Union Government to withdraw the permission given to Karnataka to prepare a detailed project report or DPR for a proposed dam across the Cauvery at Mekedatu, in yet another face off between the neighbouring states over sharing of river water
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Tamil Nadu Assembly Meets Over Mekedatu, Another Cauvery Face Off Looms
Raising the prospect of another showdown over river water sharing with Karnataka, The Tamil Nadu assembly will meet for a special session today to discuss the proposed construction of a reservoir-cum-drinking water project at Mekedatu across the Cauvery, about 110 km from Bengaluru.
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2-Month-Old Rescued In Rained Out Kodagu, Watch Heart-Warming Video
A two-month-old was rescued by the National Disaster Response Force (NDRF) in rain-ravaged Kodagu this morning.An NDRF officer was seen carrying the baby in his arms as he ziplined over a river of destruction. The heart-warming video of the heroic rescue was widely shared and used to encourage others to come forward and help in every possible way.
