Cauvery Water  

Addressing the House, MP Sumalatha Ambareesh said that Karnataka had always followed the orders of the court although the state had never got justice on the issue of sharing Cauvery water with Tamil Nadu.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi accused the Congress of insulting voters in the country. Cauvery Water Management Authority ordered Karnataka to release water to Tamil Nadu based on the inflow in its reservoirs. For all this and more, watch MyNation in 100 seconds.

Cauvery Water Management Authority released an order stating that Karnataka has to release water to Tamil Nadu only if there is an increase in the inflow of water. But the farmers in Karnataka are concerned about the water that is necessary to sustain the standing crops in the state.

The decision was taken by the Cauvery Water Management Authority in a meeting, which was attended by representatives of the Centre and the riparian states of Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Karnataka and Puducherry
 

Tamil Nadu government requests Centre's intervention in the Cauvery water issue. Jharkhand minister CP Singh has promised to order a probe into mob lynching incident in Jamshedpur. Watch MyNation in 100 seconds for the top stories of the day.

Union minister DV Sadananda Gowda on Thursday wrote a letter to Union minister for Jalashakti, Gajendra Shekhawat, to release more water from the KRS dam to Karnataka's Mandya district

DMK members held placards and briefly raised slogans on the issue of distribution of Cauvery water between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.

 

At a time when Tamil Nadu is experiencing a heat wave and water scarcity at the same time, gallons of Cauvery water went down the drain in Karur district

 

Did Twitterati misunderstand Sumalatha's views on the Cauvery issue, or did the Karnataka MP really go back on her word? Here is what happened.

Former finance minister Arun Jaitley takes a back seat in the Union cabinet citing health reasons. Cauvery Water Management Authority in New Delhi ordered Karnataka to release 9.19 tmcft of water to Tamil Nadu. For all the latest news, watch MyNation in 100 seconds.

 

The Cauvery Water Management Authority in New Delhi ordered Karnataka to release 9.19 tmcft of water to Tamil Nadu in the month of June. This order was issued by the authority after a Tamil Nadu official requested them to instruct Karnataka to release water in time for the Kuruvai crops in the delta districts of Tamil Nadu.
 

Farmer leader Madegowda said that Karnataka has scarcity of drinking water and there is no question of releasing water to Tamil Nadu.

Pro-Kannada organisations and lake activists warned Tamil Nadu for asking the treated sewage water of KC Valley project that is being used to fill parched lakes of Kolar and Chikkaballapura districts

Tamil Nadu had appealed to the Supreme Court against the Mekedatu project as it claimed the project will disrupt the supply of River Cauvery water. However, Karnataka has promised to release the amount of water as directed by the Supreme Court