Supreme Court Cauvery Dispute
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Centre Eases Fears On Non-Release Of Cauvery Water For Irrigation
The Centre today sought to ease fears that water was not being released to Tamil Nadu for irrigation from Cauvery basin reservoirs due to non-formation of the Cauvery Management Board (CMB).
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1892 And 1924 Pacts On Cauvery Neither Inoperative Nor Extinct, Says Top Court
The Supreme Court has held that two pre-independence agreements of 1892 and 1924 between the erstwhile princely state Mysore - now a part of Karnataka - and the Madras Presidency on the allocation of Cauvery river water covers the areas of larger public interest and hence, they are "neither inoperative nor completely extinct".
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Setback For Tamil Nadu As Supreme Court Puts Cauvery Management Board On Hold
After angry warnings from the Supreme Court including a reference to the impending "wrath of the law," Karnataka said today that it will follow orders to release water from the River Cauvery to neighbouring Tamil Nadu. But for now, it has to release 2,000 cusecs instead of the 6,000 cusecs a day that was ordered by the court earlier.
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Karnataka To Move Review Petition In Supreme Court On Cauvery Orders
The Karnataka government will on Monday move a review petition in the Supreme Court against its three recent orders on the release of water from the Cauvery to Tamil Nadu and direction for the constitution of a Cauvery Water Management Board by the Centre.
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Karnataka's Defiance Of Supreme Court Order Unconstitutional: J Jayalalithaa
Tearing into Karnataka for treating the Supreme Court order on release of Cauvery water with "utter contempt", Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa today said such "deliberate defiance" goes against the spirit of the constitution and amounts to "contempt" of the top court.
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Centre Eases Fears On Non-Release Of Cauvery Water For Irrigation
The Centre today sought to ease fears that water was not being released to Tamil Nadu for irrigation from Cauvery basin reservoirs due to non-formation of the Cauvery Management Board (CMB).
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1892 And 1924 Pacts On Cauvery Neither Inoperative Nor Extinct, Says Top Court
The Supreme Court has held that two pre-independence agreements of 1892 and 1924 between the erstwhile princely state Mysore - now a part of Karnataka - and the Madras Presidency on the allocation of Cauvery river water covers the areas of larger public interest and hence, they are "neither inoperative nor completely extinct".
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Setback For Tamil Nadu As Supreme Court Puts Cauvery Management Board On Hold
After angry warnings from the Supreme Court including a reference to the impending "wrath of the law," Karnataka said today that it will follow orders to release water from the River Cauvery to neighbouring Tamil Nadu. But for now, it has to release 2,000 cusecs instead of the 6,000 cusecs a day that was ordered by the court earlier.
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Karnataka To Move Review Petition In Supreme Court On Cauvery Orders
The Karnataka government will on Monday move a review petition in the Supreme Court against its three recent orders on the release of water from the Cauvery to Tamil Nadu and direction for the constitution of a Cauvery Water Management Board by the Centre.
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Karnataka's Defiance Of Supreme Court Order Unconstitutional: J Jayalalithaa
Tearing into Karnataka for treating the Supreme Court order on release of Cauvery water with "utter contempt", Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa today said such "deliberate defiance" goes against the spirit of the constitution and amounts to "contempt" of the top court.
