Karnataka faces challenges protecting farmers and releasing Cauvery water. The state government seeks good rainfall to ease water availability issues. Karnataka will challenge the Cauvery Water Management Authority's release order. The Mekedatu project remains a point of discussion with Tamil Nadu. New legislation on public property use aims to clarify existing rules.
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