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Mullaperiyar Dam: In Long Battle Tamil Nadu Gets a Boost
Mullaperiyar Dam: Tamil Nadu today gained significant ground in a long legal battle with neighbouring Kerala over the controversial dam.
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Lakshmanan says his report on Mullaperiyar "certainly favourable" to Tamil Nadu
One of the members of the Supreme Court-appointed empowered committee on Mullaperiyar Dam issue Justice A R Lakshmanan, on Monday, said his report submitted in the Sureme Court was "certainly favourable" to Tamil Nadu.
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Repair work on Mullaperiyar dam resumes
Tamil Nadu Government today said the repair work on the controversial Mullaperiyar dam has resumed after it took up with Kerala the issue of its officials allegedly preventing cement bags meant for the purpose.
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Mullaperiyar controversy: Kerala reiterates demand for new dam despite adverse report
Kerala will continue its legal battle in the Supreme Court to enable the construction of a new dam replacing the 116-year-old structure at Mullaperiyar. This depsite the Supreme Court-appointed empowered committee's report asking Kerala to re-consider its demand for a new dam.
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Mullaperiyar dam row: Agitators march to judge's residence
Amid reports that the Supreme Court Empowered Committee on Mullaperiyar had found that the 119-year-old Mullaperiyar dam was safe, Kerala Water Resources Minister PJ Joseph on Saturday maintained that a new dam was the only solution to the long dispute with Tamil Nadu.
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Mullaperiyar row: Empowered Committee rejects Kerala's demand
The five-member Empowered Committee - appointed by the Supreme Court - over the raging controversy on the Mullaperiyar Dam today rejected Kerala's demand to reduce the water level to 120 feet in the disputed structure. The committee said since the Supreme Court had ordered water level to be at 136 feet, it can't reduce the level to 120 feet.
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Mullaperiyar row: Expert panel submits report to Empowered Committee today
As the controversy over the Mullaperiyar dam rages on, the two-member expert panel constituted by the Supreme Court-appointed Empowered Committee today submitted its report on the safety of the disputed structure. Kerala, however, claimed that the panel's report was biased and opposed its consideration by the five-member committee.
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Mullaperiyar row: Chandy slams Chidambaram for comment over dam
As a major controversy continues to rage over the Mullaperiyar dam, Union Home Minister P Chidambaram has become the latest to be dragged into the politically-charged issue. The minister has come under attack from Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy after he said that the state was voicing "unnecessary fear" over the dam with an eye on an upcoming ...
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A 'water bomb' from experts
Adding fuel to the dam controversy, Mullaperiyar Special Cell Chairman M K Parameswaran Nair on Tuesday submitted before the Kerala High Court that even if the Mullaperiyar dam bursts, its entire water could be accommodated in Idukki dam.
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I will not resign, says Kerala Advocate General
Amidst controversy over his statement regarding the safety of Mullaperiyar dam, Kerala Advocate General (AG) KP Dandapani on Saturday made it clear that he would not resign from the post.
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Mullaperiyar Dam: In Long Battle Tamil Nadu Gets a Boost
Mullaperiyar Dam: Tamil Nadu today gained significant ground in a long legal battle with neighbouring Kerala over the controversial dam.
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Lakshmanan says his report on Mullaperiyar "certainly favourable" to Tamil Nadu
One of the members of the Supreme Court-appointed empowered committee on Mullaperiyar Dam issue Justice A R Lakshmanan, on Monday, said his report submitted in the Sureme Court was "certainly favourable" to Tamil Nadu.
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Repair work on Mullaperiyar dam resumes
Tamil Nadu Government today said the repair work on the controversial Mullaperiyar dam has resumed after it took up with Kerala the issue of its officials allegedly preventing cement bags meant for the purpose.
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Mullaperiyar controversy: Kerala reiterates demand for new dam despite adverse report
Kerala will continue its legal battle in the Supreme Court to enable the construction of a new dam replacing the 116-year-old structure at Mullaperiyar. This depsite the Supreme Court-appointed empowered committee's report asking Kerala to re-consider its demand for a new dam.
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Mullaperiyar dam row: Agitators march to judge's residence
Amid reports that the Supreme Court Empowered Committee on Mullaperiyar had found that the 119-year-old Mullaperiyar dam was safe, Kerala Water Resources Minister PJ Joseph on Saturday maintained that a new dam was the only solution to the long dispute with Tamil Nadu.
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Mullaperiyar row: Empowered Committee rejects Kerala's demand
The five-member Empowered Committee - appointed by the Supreme Court - over the raging controversy on the Mullaperiyar Dam today rejected Kerala's demand to reduce the water level to 120 feet in the disputed structure. The committee said since the Supreme Court had ordered water level to be at 136 feet, it can't reduce the level to 120 feet.
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Mullaperiyar row: Expert panel submits report to Empowered Committee today
As the controversy over the Mullaperiyar dam rages on, the two-member expert panel constituted by the Supreme Court-appointed Empowered Committee today submitted its report on the safety of the disputed structure. Kerala, however, claimed that the panel's report was biased and opposed its consideration by the five-member committee.
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Mullaperiyar row: Chandy slams Chidambaram for comment over dam
As a major controversy continues to rage over the Mullaperiyar dam, Union Home Minister P Chidambaram has become the latest to be dragged into the politically-charged issue. The minister has come under attack from Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy after he said that the state was voicing "unnecessary fear" over the dam with an eye on an upcoming ...
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A 'water bomb' from experts
Adding fuel to the dam controversy, Mullaperiyar Special Cell Chairman M K Parameswaran Nair on Tuesday submitted before the Kerala High Court that even if the Mullaperiyar dam bursts, its entire water could be accommodated in Idukki dam.
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I will not resign, says Kerala Advocate General
Amidst controversy over his statement regarding the safety of Mullaperiyar dam, Kerala Advocate General (AG) KP Dandapani on Saturday made it clear that he would not resign from the post.
