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Not In A Position To Release Cauvery Water To Tamil Nadu, Says Karnataka
The Karnataka government said it was not in a position to release Cauvery river water to neighbouring Tamil Nadu even as the Supreme Court on Thursday sought to know the quantum of water that can be spared.
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"Justice Was At Doorstep": Kamal Haasan Sets Tone For Cauvery Water Event
Superstar Kamal Haasan, one of the most vocal voices in Tamil Nadu on implementing the verdict on the Cauvery water sharing, has amped up the campaign against Tamil Nadu's E Palaniswami government and the centre for sitting tight on the Supreme Court's verdict
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Cauvery Water Dispute: Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Centre's Plea On April 9
The Supreme Court today agreed to hear the Centre's plea seeking clarification on the February 16 verdict regarding setting up of a Cauvery management scheme in the decades-old river water sharing dispute.
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Protests Engulf Tamil Nadu For Cauvery Management Board
Two DMK workers allegedly made self-immolation bids in Coimbatore today amid a state-wide stir for setting up Cauvery Management Board to implement the Supreme Court's verdict on water allocation among the riparian states.
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AIADMK Wants Puducherry To Urge Centre To Set Up Cauvery Water Board
The AIADMK today urged the Puducherry government to request the Centre to constitute the Cauvery Water Management Board (CWMB) as per the Supreme Court verdict, for the benefit of the ryots in Karaikal region in the Union Territory.
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Cut In Quantum Of Cauvery Water Disappointing: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister E Palaniswami today expressed disappointment over the Supreme Court verdict reducing the quantum of Cauvery water to be released for Tamil Nadu, but said certain points in the judgment should be welcomed.
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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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Cauvery Verdict: AIADMK Keeps Hopes Up As Tamil Nadu's Water Share Reduced
Tamil Nadu's ruling AIADMK attempted to cushion the blow after Friday's Supreme Court's ruling on the Cauvery water dispute reduced the state's allocation of water, underlining the court's direction to set up a special body which could guarantee that Karnataka wasn't able to hold back the allocated water.
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Cauvery Verdict: AIADMK, Slammed By Opposition, Says Fight Will Continue
The AIADMK today said its government would continue efforts to get adequate share of Cauvery water even as the opposition DMK hit out at it over the alleged inept handling of the case in the Supreme Court.
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Cauvery Water Dispute Verdict: A Timeline Of Events
Cauvery water dispute verdict is out. The Supreme Court has reduced Tamil Nadu's share of water from the river Cauvery 177.25 TMC or thousand million cubic feet instead of 192 TMC.
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In Big Cauvery Verdict, Tamil Nadu's Water Share Cut, Karnataka Gets More
In a landmark verdict that casts a long shadow on southern politics, Tamil Nadu's share of water from the river Cauvery has been reduced by the Supreme Court and Karnataka will receive a bigger share. Karnataka will now release 177.25 TMC or thousand million cubic feet to Tamil Nadu instead of 192. Karnataka's increased share takes care of the dri...
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Cauvery Water Dispute Verdict LIVE Updates: Supreme Court Reduces Tamil Nadu's Water Share
The Supreme Court will today deliver the judgment on the dispute over 120-year-old Cauvery river water sharing. The disagreements over the water sharing pact has been at the centre of dispute between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. Last month, the Supreme Court had indicated that it would deliver its verdict within four weeks, saying enough confusion had...
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Supreme Court Judgment On 120-Year-Old Cauvery Dispute Today: 10 Points
Three judges of the Supreme Court are reading out their verdict on the Cauvery water dispute that has been a source of tension between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu and has persisted despite attempts at a solution over 120 years. Both states insist that they are hopeful but each has kept police reinforcements on standby in case of a verdict that is not ...
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Cauvery Water Dispute Verdict Expected Today: How The Events Unfolded
The Supreme Court, led by Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra, is expected to pronounce the verdict on decades-old Cauvery water dispute between Tamil Nadu and Karnataka on Friday. Last month, the Supreme Court had indicated that it would deliver its verdict within four weeks on the ongoing water dispute between Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, saying enou...
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Top Court Likely To Deliver Verdict On Cauvery Dispute Within A Month
The Supreme Court on Tuesday indicated that it would deliver within a month its verdict on the decades old Cauvery water dispute between riparian states of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, saying enough confusion has been created on it for over two decades.
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Not In A Position To Release Cauvery Water To Tamil Nadu, Says Karnataka
The Karnataka government said it was not in a position to release Cauvery river water to neighbouring Tamil Nadu even as the Supreme Court on Thursday sought to know the quantum of water that can be spared.
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"Justice Was At Doorstep": Kamal Haasan Sets Tone For Cauvery Water Event
Superstar Kamal Haasan, one of the most vocal voices in Tamil Nadu on implementing the verdict on the Cauvery water sharing, has amped up the campaign against Tamil Nadu's E Palaniswami government and the centre for sitting tight on the Supreme Court's verdict
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Cauvery Water Dispute: Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Centre's Plea On April 9
The Supreme Court today agreed to hear the Centre's plea seeking clarification on the February 16 verdict regarding setting up of a Cauvery management scheme in the decades-old river water sharing dispute.
-
Protests Engulf Tamil Nadu For Cauvery Management Board
Two DMK workers allegedly made self-immolation bids in Coimbatore today amid a state-wide stir for setting up Cauvery Management Board to implement the Supreme Court's verdict on water allocation among the riparian states.
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AIADMK Wants Puducherry To Urge Centre To Set Up Cauvery Water Board
The AIADMK today urged the Puducherry government to request the Centre to constitute the Cauvery Water Management Board (CWMB) as per the Supreme Court verdict, for the benefit of the ryots in Karaikal region in the Union Territory.
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Cut In Quantum Of Cauvery Water Disappointing: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister E Palaniswami today expressed disappointment over the Supreme Court verdict reducing the quantum of Cauvery water to be released for Tamil Nadu, but said certain points in the judgment should be welcomed.
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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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Cauvery Verdict: AIADMK Keeps Hopes Up As Tamil Nadu's Water Share Reduced
Tamil Nadu's ruling AIADMK attempted to cushion the blow after Friday's Supreme Court's ruling on the Cauvery water dispute reduced the state's allocation of water, underlining the court's direction to set up a special body which could guarantee that Karnataka wasn't able to hold back the allocated water.
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Cauvery Verdict: AIADMK, Slammed By Opposition, Says Fight Will Continue
The AIADMK today said its government would continue efforts to get adequate share of Cauvery water even as the opposition DMK hit out at it over the alleged inept handling of the case in the Supreme Court.
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Cauvery Water Dispute Verdict: A Timeline Of Events
Cauvery water dispute verdict is out. The Supreme Court has reduced Tamil Nadu's share of water from the river Cauvery 177.25 TMC or thousand million cubic feet instead of 192 TMC.
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In Big Cauvery Verdict, Tamil Nadu's Water Share Cut, Karnataka Gets More
In a landmark verdict that casts a long shadow on southern politics, Tamil Nadu's share of water from the river Cauvery has been reduced by the Supreme Court and Karnataka will receive a bigger share. Karnataka will now release 177.25 TMC or thousand million cubic feet to Tamil Nadu instead of 192. Karnataka's increased share takes care of the dri...
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Cauvery Water Dispute Verdict LIVE Updates: Supreme Court Reduces Tamil Nadu's Water Share
The Supreme Court will today deliver the judgment on the dispute over 120-year-old Cauvery river water sharing. The disagreements over the water sharing pact has been at the centre of dispute between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. Last month, the Supreme Court had indicated that it would deliver its verdict within four weeks, saying enough confusion had...
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Supreme Court Judgment On 120-Year-Old Cauvery Dispute Today: 10 Points
Three judges of the Supreme Court are reading out their verdict on the Cauvery water dispute that has been a source of tension between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu and has persisted despite attempts at a solution over 120 years. Both states insist that they are hopeful but each has kept police reinforcements on standby in case of a verdict that is not ...
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Cauvery Water Dispute Verdict Expected Today: How The Events Unfolded
The Supreme Court, led by Chief Justice of India Dipak Misra, is expected to pronounce the verdict on decades-old Cauvery water dispute between Tamil Nadu and Karnataka on Friday. Last month, the Supreme Court had indicated that it would deliver its verdict within four weeks on the ongoing water dispute between Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, saying enou...
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Top Court Likely To Deliver Verdict On Cauvery Dispute Within A Month
The Supreme Court on Tuesday indicated that it would deliver within a month its verdict on the decades old Cauvery water dispute between riparian states of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, saying enough confusion has been created on it for over two decades.
