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Cauvery water row: Massive protest as panel directs Karnataka to release 4tmcft water to Tamil Nadu over 15 days

July 29, 26 Vadodara Live

The Cauvery Water Regulation Committee has ordered Karnataka to release water. Karnataka must now release 3,500 cusecs daily to Tamil Nadu for fifteen days. This directive comes amid Karnataka's drought conditions and depleting reservoir levels. Karnataka expressed dissatisfaction and may seek a review from the Cauvery Water Management Authority. Tamil Nadu insists on adherence to the Supreme Court-backed water-sharing formula.

Karnataka may have to release nearly double the stipulated 3,500 cusecs owing to dry riverbed till Biligundlu

July 29, 26 Vadodara Live

A significant percentage of water released from either KRS or Kabini will be lost by the time it reaches Biligundlu measuring gauge since the river bed is dry. The State also has to account for groundwater levels and channel losses

Vijay’s proposed visit to Bengaluru kindles public curiosity about similar missions in the mid-1980s

July 29, 26 Vadodara Live

In January and February 1986 and 1987, Chief Minister M.G. Ramachandran despatched his Ministers to Bengaluru to meet their counterparts and Karnataka Chief Minister Ramakrishna Hegde and persuade them to release water for saving the paddy crop raised during the long-term samba cultivation season

Only 1.72 crore people from 2002 electoral rolls have been self-mapped in Karnataka SIR exercise

July 29, 26 Vadodara Live

Only 1.72 crore electors have been matched with their own entries in Karnataka’s 2002 electoral rolls during the ongoing Special Intensive Revision

CWRC orders Karnataka to release 3,500 cusecs of water a day for 15 days to Tamil Nadu from today

July 29, 26 Vadodara Live

Karnataka Water Resources Minister Ramalinga Reddy says the State will examine the possibility of filing an appeal against CWRC’s order before the Cauvery Water Management Authority

Karnataka High Court declines to entertain petition seeking extension of SIR timeline

July 29, 26 Vadodara Live

The ECI is tasked with the conduct of SIR and it is a specialised body and we find no reasons to proceed on the basis that the ECI would not be able to address procedural issues, says court

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