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Will Karnataka Release Water To Tamil Nadu? What DK Shivakumar Said
Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar on Saturday said that the state should be able to release water to Tamil Nadu, as per the court direction, following 'sufficient' rains.
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"Will Not Release Cauvery Water To Tamil Nadu": DK Shivakumar Amid Crisis
Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar asserted on Monday there is no question of releasing Cauvery river water to Tamil Nadu at any cost now.
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Opinion: Congress MP's 'Separate Nation For South' Remark - A Sorry Poll Pitch
Whatever be the compulsions, such a polarising comment from an MP belonging to a national party is condemnable and sets a bad precedent.
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After Order To Release Cauvery Water To Tamil Nadu, Karnataka Says It Won't Be Able To
Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar has expressed the state's inability to release water to neighbouring Tamil Nadu as directed by the CWRC, saying it does not have adequate water in its Cauvery basin.
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Karnataka to Challenge Cauvery Body's Order To Release Water To Tamil Nadu
Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar on Thursday said Karnataka will appeal against the direction of Cauvery Water Regulation Committee (CWRC) once again recommending the state to release river water to neighbouring Tamil Nadu.
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"Not In A Position To Release Cauvery Water To Tamil Nadu": DK Shivakumar
Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar on Tuesday said that the state is in no position to release Cauvery river water to neighbouring Tamil Nadu, as it doesn't have enough water storage, due to lack of adequate rainfall in the river basin.
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Don't Want To Fight With Tamil Nadu: Karnataka Minister On Cauvery Water Row
Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar on Monday said Karnataka and Tamil Nadu are "neighbours" adding that he doesn't want both states to fight with each other over the Cauvery issue.
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Tamil Nadu Opposes Karnataka Minister's Remarks On Mekedatu Project
The Tamil Nadu government on Wednesday strongly opposed Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar's reported remarks on his state going ahead with the construction of a reservoir across river Cauvery at Mekedatu.
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Who's In, Who's Out - The Guest List For Karnataka Swearing-In Ceremony
Karnataka CM Swearing-In Ceremony: Among those who have been invited are Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) chief Sharad Pawar, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin, and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar.
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Karnataka Minister Asks Tamil Nadu To Hear Out Mekedatu Project Benefits
Karnataka Water Resources Minister DK Shivakumar has sought an opportunity to explain the benefits of the proposed Mekedatu project on the Cauvery river in his state to the AIADMK-led Tamil Nadu government and the opposition DMK
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Karnataka, Tamil Nadu Face Off Yet Again Over Cauvery Reservoir Project
Mekedatu, meaning 'goat crossing' or 'goat leap' in Kannada, refers to a rocky, narrow area of the Cauvery river in southern Karnataka. It is here that the state government wants to build a reservoir for storing water meant to generate electricity and provide drinking water to Bengaluru as well as its neighbouring areas.
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Will Karnataka Release Water To Tamil Nadu? What DK Shivakumar Said
Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar on Saturday said that the state should be able to release water to Tamil Nadu, as per the court direction, following 'sufficient' rains.
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"Will Not Release Cauvery Water To Tamil Nadu": DK Shivakumar Amid Crisis
Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar asserted on Monday there is no question of releasing Cauvery river water to Tamil Nadu at any cost now.
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Opinion: Congress MP's 'Separate Nation For South' Remark - A Sorry Poll Pitch
Whatever be the compulsions, such a polarising comment from an MP belonging to a national party is condemnable and sets a bad precedent.
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After Order To Release Cauvery Water To Tamil Nadu, Karnataka Says It Won't Be Able To
Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar has expressed the state's inability to release water to neighbouring Tamil Nadu as directed by the CWRC, saying it does not have adequate water in its Cauvery basin.
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Karnataka to Challenge Cauvery Body's Order To Release Water To Tamil Nadu
Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar on Thursday said Karnataka will appeal against the direction of Cauvery Water Regulation Committee (CWRC) once again recommending the state to release river water to neighbouring Tamil Nadu.
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"Not In A Position To Release Cauvery Water To Tamil Nadu": DK Shivakumar
Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar on Tuesday said that the state is in no position to release Cauvery river water to neighbouring Tamil Nadu, as it doesn't have enough water storage, due to lack of adequate rainfall in the river basin.
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Don't Want To Fight With Tamil Nadu: Karnataka Minister On Cauvery Water Row
Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar on Monday said Karnataka and Tamil Nadu are "neighbours" adding that he doesn't want both states to fight with each other over the Cauvery issue.
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Tamil Nadu Opposes Karnataka Minister's Remarks On Mekedatu Project
The Tamil Nadu government on Wednesday strongly opposed Karnataka Deputy Chief Minister D K Shivakumar's reported remarks on his state going ahead with the construction of a reservoir across river Cauvery at Mekedatu.
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Who's In, Who's Out - The Guest List For Karnataka Swearing-In Ceremony
Karnataka CM Swearing-In Ceremony: Among those who have been invited are Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) chief Sharad Pawar, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin, and Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar.
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Karnataka Minister Asks Tamil Nadu To Hear Out Mekedatu Project Benefits
Karnataka Water Resources Minister DK Shivakumar has sought an opportunity to explain the benefits of the proposed Mekedatu project on the Cauvery river in his state to the AIADMK-led Tamil Nadu government and the opposition DMK
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Karnataka, Tamil Nadu Face Off Yet Again Over Cauvery Reservoir Project
Mekedatu, meaning 'goat crossing' or 'goat leap' in Kannada, refers to a rocky, narrow area of the Cauvery river in southern Karnataka. It is here that the state government wants to build a reservoir for storing water meant to generate electricity and provide drinking water to Bengaluru as well as its neighbouring areas.
