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"Tamil Nadu Will Have Extreme Water Crisis By 2050 If...": K Annamalai
BJP Tamil Nadu president K Annamalai slammed the DMK-led state government on Monday for taking no constructive measures to mitigate the water crisis in the state.
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Protect Water Bodies, Dry Or Wet: High Court To Tamil Nadu Government
In a State where water bodies develop for a few months following rains and leave no sign in the dry season, the channels have to be left undisturbed, the Madras High Court ruled on Tuesday.
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Take Genuine Steps To Protect Water Bodies: High Court To Tamil Nadu
The Madras High Court on Wednesday directed the State Chief Secretary to take genuine steps to protect the water bodies and forests and the coastal regions of Tamil Nadu, so that the future generations find the state habitable and can survive here.
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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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Karnataka Dam Project "Conspiracy" To Block Water Supply: Tamil Nadu
The Mekedatu dam initiative is a conspiracy to hinder water flow to Tamil Nadu, Chief Minister MK Stalin alleged today in a meet of all parties with MLAs in Tamil Nadu Assembly.
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4 Water Taps Mostly Cater To 50,000 People At Anakaputhur Outside Chennai
Anakaputhur, a suburb right outside Chennai with a population of 52,000 people, is struggling for water just like the parched Tamil Nadu capital.
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Reeling From Water Crisis, Heavy Rainfall Brings Relief To Chennai
Heavy rain lashed several parts of Chennai on Wednesday, bringing much-needed respite for the people of the capital city which is reeling under an acute water crisis.
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AIADMK Performs Rituals Seeking Rain Amid Tamil Nadu Water Crisis
As Tamil Nadu reels under the worst water crisis, the ruling AIADMK Saturday performed ''yagna'' in temples across the state, while the Opposition DMK staged "empty pot" demonstrations, urging the government to take steps to address the issue.
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Kerala Offers 20 Lakh Litres Drinking Water, Tamil Nadu Says No Need Now
The Kerala government on Thursday expressed willingness to provide 20 lakh litres drinking water to Tamil Nadu, which is facing a water crisis, but the latter has declined it, saying there was "no need for the help at present."
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DMK To Launch Statewide Protest Over Water Shortage In Tamil Nadu
The DMK has said that it will hold protests across Tamil Nadu on June 22 to urge the government to tackle water crisis in the state.
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"Get Drinking Water From Home": Water Crisis Hits IT Companies In Chennai
Officials in the information technology sector in Chennai's Old Mahabalipuram Road (OMR) agree the water shortage situation in the business district is grim but say they are managing the issue for now.
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Defying Supreme Court, Karnataka Refuses To Release Cauvery Water To Tamil Nadu
Heading for a showdown with the Supreme Court that wants the state to share Cauvery water with Tamil Nadu, the Karnataka government has declared there was no question of releasing water to its neighbour since the state did not have enough for its people. This week, the Supreme Court fixed the final hearing of appeals by Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and K...
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Karnataka, Tamil Nadu Will Have To Scale Down Water Requirement: Digvijaya Singh
In a year of drought, both Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, embroiled in dispute over sharing of Cauvery water, will have to agree to scale down each other's quantum of water requirement, Congress General Secretary Digvijaya Singh said on Saturday.
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After Heavy Rains, Chennai's Inundated Homes Anger Residents
In south Chennai's low lying densely populated Velacherry area, senior citizen Nagambal's home on the Tansi Street resembles a small pond.
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Kerala, Tamil Nadu Have Better Water Storage Than Last Year: Central Water Commission
Tamil Nadu and Kerala may continue to tussle over sharing of water resources. But the Central Water Commission has said both water reserves in both states are better than they were last year.
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"Tamil Nadu Will Have Extreme Water Crisis By 2050 If...": K Annamalai
BJP Tamil Nadu president K Annamalai slammed the DMK-led state government on Monday for taking no constructive measures to mitigate the water crisis in the state.
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Protect Water Bodies, Dry Or Wet: High Court To Tamil Nadu Government
In a State where water bodies develop for a few months following rains and leave no sign in the dry season, the channels have to be left undisturbed, the Madras High Court ruled on Tuesday.
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Take Genuine Steps To Protect Water Bodies: High Court To Tamil Nadu
The Madras High Court on Wednesday directed the State Chief Secretary to take genuine steps to protect the water bodies and forests and the coastal regions of Tamil Nadu, so that the future generations find the state habitable and can survive here.
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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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Karnataka Dam Project "Conspiracy" To Block Water Supply: Tamil Nadu
The Mekedatu dam initiative is a conspiracy to hinder water flow to Tamil Nadu, Chief Minister MK Stalin alleged today in a meet of all parties with MLAs in Tamil Nadu Assembly.
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4 Water Taps Mostly Cater To 50,000 People At Anakaputhur Outside Chennai
Anakaputhur, a suburb right outside Chennai with a population of 52,000 people, is struggling for water just like the parched Tamil Nadu capital.
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Reeling From Water Crisis, Heavy Rainfall Brings Relief To Chennai
Heavy rain lashed several parts of Chennai on Wednesday, bringing much-needed respite for the people of the capital city which is reeling under an acute water crisis.
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AIADMK Performs Rituals Seeking Rain Amid Tamil Nadu Water Crisis
As Tamil Nadu reels under the worst water crisis, the ruling AIADMK Saturday performed ''yagna'' in temples across the state, while the Opposition DMK staged "empty pot" demonstrations, urging the government to take steps to address the issue.
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Kerala Offers 20 Lakh Litres Drinking Water, Tamil Nadu Says No Need Now
The Kerala government on Thursday expressed willingness to provide 20 lakh litres drinking water to Tamil Nadu, which is facing a water crisis, but the latter has declined it, saying there was "no need for the help at present."
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DMK To Launch Statewide Protest Over Water Shortage In Tamil Nadu
The DMK has said that it will hold protests across Tamil Nadu on June 22 to urge the government to tackle water crisis in the state.
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"Get Drinking Water From Home": Water Crisis Hits IT Companies In Chennai
Officials in the information technology sector in Chennai's Old Mahabalipuram Road (OMR) agree the water shortage situation in the business district is grim but say they are managing the issue for now.
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Defying Supreme Court, Karnataka Refuses To Release Cauvery Water To Tamil Nadu
Heading for a showdown with the Supreme Court that wants the state to share Cauvery water with Tamil Nadu, the Karnataka government has declared there was no question of releasing water to its neighbour since the state did not have enough for its people. This week, the Supreme Court fixed the final hearing of appeals by Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and K...
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Karnataka, Tamil Nadu Will Have To Scale Down Water Requirement: Digvijaya Singh
In a year of drought, both Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, embroiled in dispute over sharing of Cauvery water, will have to agree to scale down each other's quantum of water requirement, Congress General Secretary Digvijaya Singh said on Saturday.
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After Heavy Rains, Chennai's Inundated Homes Anger Residents
In south Chennai's low lying densely populated Velacherry area, senior citizen Nagambal's home on the Tansi Street resembles a small pond.
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Kerala, Tamil Nadu Have Better Water Storage Than Last Year: Central Water Commission
Tamil Nadu and Kerala may continue to tussle over sharing of water resources. But the Central Water Commission has said both water reserves in both states are better than they were last year.
