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Karnataka Ready To Release 8,000 Cusecs Cauvery Water To Tamil Nadu: Chief Minister
Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Sunday said the Karnataka government was ready to release 8,000 cusecs of water from the Cauvery river every day to neighbouring Tamil Nadu instead of one TMC as directed by the Cauvery Water Regulation Committee.
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Cauvery Dispute Not An "Insurmountable Problem": Kamal Haasan
"It is not such an insurmountable problem. If politics will just stand aside, logic will come in place, logistics will come in place, then we can quickly solve the problem," the veteran actor said.
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In India, North-South Divide Grows More Dangerous
The fissures dividing the country's richer and poorer halves are ripping open.
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Set Up Cauvery Management Board Urgently: Tamil Nadu Urges Centre
The Tamil Nadu government today urged the centre to immediately set up the Cauvery Management Board to facilitate irrigation season starting on June 1 this year.
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Amid Cauvery Protests, Man Sets Himself Ablaze To Protest Against Centre
A 25-year-old man set himself on fire in Erode today allegedly over the Central and state governments' "inaction" on the Cauvery issue, police said.
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In The Heart of Delhi, A Protest With 12 Skulls
Around a dozen human skulls are on display at Jantar Mantar -- the protest zone in Connaught Place, the heart of New Delhi. The 150-odd men who have been camping with the bizarre relics since March 14, say they are the remains of Tamil farmers who have committed suicide. If the Centre only gave them a loan waiver and a drought relief package, these...
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How Bengaluru Can Solve Its Water Problem
The states of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu have been at logger heads over sharing of Cauvery water in a distress year. The failure of south west monsoon has resulted in water storage in crucial reservoirs dipping to alarming levels in Karnataka. And every time the water level dips in KRS Dam, citizens of Bengaluru start worrying, as the IT city depends...
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Cauvery Row: Karnataka Says It Will Comply With Supreme Court Order
Karnataka government today said it would stick to the Supreme Court direction to the state to release 2,000 cusecs of water per day to Tamil Nadu till further orders.
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'Sent by Jayalalithaa,' Say Party MPs On Cauvery Protest in Delhi
The almost 50 parliamentarians from Jayalalithaa's AIADMK marched to the South Block office of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Delhi today to demand the setting up of a Cauvery Water Management Board of experts to assess the water needs of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu in their dispute over the Cauvery river.
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Uma Bharti Holds Cauvery Meeting with Karnataka, Tamil Nadu Governments
Union Water Resources Minister Uma Bharti is presiding over a meeting convened by the Centre to find a political solution to the "impasse" over sharing of Cauvery water by Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.
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Cauvery Dispute: Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah To Meet Uma Bharti Over Supreme Court Order
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah will meet Union Water Resources Minister Uma Bharti today over the ongoing dispute over water sharing between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. Mr Siddaramaiah's government is yet to comply with a Supreme Court order directing it to release more Cauvery river water.
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From Israel, An Idea That Could Resolve Cauvery River Row
As a shortfall in rain exacerbates a decades-long dispute between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu over the water of the river Cauvery, experts from Israel have pitched a solution.
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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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Karnataka Complies With Supreme Court, Releases Cauvery Water To Tamil Nadu
Karnataka on Sunday stopped the flow of Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu after complying with the Supreme Court's order to release a total of 1,68,000 cusecs of water by September 20.
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Shut For 2 Days Due To Cauvery Protests, Some Schools To Reopen: 10 Updates
A day after violence and arson in Karnataka over the Cauvery river water dispute with Tamil Nadu, airlines have decided to waive cancellation and rescheduling charges of flights to Bengaluru. After 2 days of being shut, some schools in the city will re-open on Wednesday.
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Karnataka Ready To Release 8,000 Cusecs Cauvery Water To Tamil Nadu: Chief Minister
Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Sunday said the Karnataka government was ready to release 8,000 cusecs of water from the Cauvery river every day to neighbouring Tamil Nadu instead of one TMC as directed by the Cauvery Water Regulation Committee.
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Cauvery Dispute Not An "Insurmountable Problem": Kamal Haasan
"It is not such an insurmountable problem. If politics will just stand aside, logic will come in place, logistics will come in place, then we can quickly solve the problem," the veteran actor said.
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In India, North-South Divide Grows More Dangerous
The fissures dividing the country's richer and poorer halves are ripping open.
-
Set Up Cauvery Management Board Urgently: Tamil Nadu Urges Centre
The Tamil Nadu government today urged the centre to immediately set up the Cauvery Management Board to facilitate irrigation season starting on June 1 this year.
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Amid Cauvery Protests, Man Sets Himself Ablaze To Protest Against Centre
A 25-year-old man set himself on fire in Erode today allegedly over the Central and state governments' "inaction" on the Cauvery issue, police said.
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In The Heart of Delhi, A Protest With 12 Skulls
Around a dozen human skulls are on display at Jantar Mantar -- the protest zone in Connaught Place, the heart of New Delhi. The 150-odd men who have been camping with the bizarre relics since March 14, say they are the remains of Tamil farmers who have committed suicide. If the Centre only gave them a loan waiver and a drought relief package, these...
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How Bengaluru Can Solve Its Water Problem
The states of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu have been at logger heads over sharing of Cauvery water in a distress year. The failure of south west monsoon has resulted in water storage in crucial reservoirs dipping to alarming levels in Karnataka. And every time the water level dips in KRS Dam, citizens of Bengaluru start worrying, as the IT city depends...
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Cauvery Row: Karnataka Says It Will Comply With Supreme Court Order
Karnataka government today said it would stick to the Supreme Court direction to the state to release 2,000 cusecs of water per day to Tamil Nadu till further orders.
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'Sent by Jayalalithaa,' Say Party MPs On Cauvery Protest in Delhi
The almost 50 parliamentarians from Jayalalithaa's AIADMK marched to the South Block office of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Delhi today to demand the setting up of a Cauvery Water Management Board of experts to assess the water needs of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu in their dispute over the Cauvery river.
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Uma Bharti Holds Cauvery Meeting with Karnataka, Tamil Nadu Governments
Union Water Resources Minister Uma Bharti is presiding over a meeting convened by the Centre to find a political solution to the "impasse" over sharing of Cauvery water by Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.
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Cauvery Dispute: Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah To Meet Uma Bharti Over Supreme Court Order
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah will meet Union Water Resources Minister Uma Bharti today over the ongoing dispute over water sharing between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. Mr Siddaramaiah's government is yet to comply with a Supreme Court order directing it to release more Cauvery river water.
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From Israel, An Idea That Could Resolve Cauvery River Row
As a shortfall in rain exacerbates a decades-long dispute between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu over the water of the river Cauvery, experts from Israel have pitched a solution.
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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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Karnataka Complies With Supreme Court, Releases Cauvery Water To Tamil Nadu
Karnataka on Sunday stopped the flow of Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu after complying with the Supreme Court's order to release a total of 1,68,000 cusecs of water by September 20.
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Shut For 2 Days Due To Cauvery Protests, Some Schools To Reopen: 10 Updates
A day after violence and arson in Karnataka over the Cauvery river water dispute with Tamil Nadu, airlines have decided to waive cancellation and rescheduling charges of flights to Bengaluru. After 2 days of being shut, some schools in the city will re-open on Wednesday.
