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Supreme Court Reserves Order On Finalisation Of Cauvery Management Scheme
The Supreme Court today reserved its order on finalisation of the Cauvery management scheme which will deal with the smooth distribution of water among four southern riparian states.
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As Karnataka Gets More Of Cauvery, Farmers Call It "Fair Judgement"
Farmers in Mandya in the Cauvery delta region of Karnataka are celebrating after the Supreme Court announced on Friday that the state will get 14.75 TMC or thousand million cubic feet more water in addition to the 270 TMC awarded by the Cauvery Water Disputes Tribunal (CWDT) in 2007. Bengaluru will also get more water to meet its drinking water nee...
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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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Cauvery Water Dispute: Supreme Court Fixes July 11 For Final Hearing
The Supreme Court on Tuesday said it will commence on July 11 the final hearing of the appeals filed by Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Kerala against the 2007 award of the Cauvery Water Dispute Tribunal (CWDT) on sharing of water for 15 consecutive workings days.
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Supreme Court Upholds Maintainability Of Appeals By Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Kerala
The Supreme Court today upheld the maintainability of appeals filed by Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Kerala against the 2007 award of the Cauvery Water Dispute Tribunal (CWDT) on sharing the river water.
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Cauvery Supervisory Panel To Adhere To Water Dispute Tribunal's Final Order
The Cauvery Supervisory Committee will adhere to the final order of Cauvery Water Disputes Tribunal (CWDT) while deciding on the quantum of the river's water to be released as directed by the Supreme Court, a senior official has said.
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Supreme Court Reserves Order On Finalisation Of Cauvery Management Scheme
The Supreme Court today reserved its order on finalisation of the Cauvery management scheme which will deal with the smooth distribution of water among four southern riparian states.
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As Karnataka Gets More Of Cauvery, Farmers Call It "Fair Judgement"
Farmers in Mandya in the Cauvery delta region of Karnataka are celebrating after the Supreme Court announced on Friday that the state will get 14.75 TMC or thousand million cubic feet more water in addition to the 270 TMC awarded by the Cauvery Water Disputes Tribunal (CWDT) in 2007. Bengaluru will also get more water to meet its drinking water nee...
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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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Cauvery Water Dispute: Supreme Court Fixes July 11 For Final Hearing
The Supreme Court on Tuesday said it will commence on July 11 the final hearing of the appeals filed by Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Kerala against the 2007 award of the Cauvery Water Dispute Tribunal (CWDT) on sharing of water for 15 consecutive workings days.
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Supreme Court Upholds Maintainability Of Appeals By Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Kerala
The Supreme Court today upheld the maintainability of appeals filed by Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Kerala against the 2007 award of the Cauvery Water Dispute Tribunal (CWDT) on sharing the river water.
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Cauvery Supervisory Panel To Adhere To Water Dispute Tribunal's Final Order
The Cauvery Supervisory Committee will adhere to the final order of Cauvery Water Disputes Tribunal (CWDT) while deciding on the quantum of the river's water to be released as directed by the Supreme Court, a senior official has said.
