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50,000 Personnel, Drones, Water Cannons Ensure Chakka Jam-Free Delhi
Farmers Chakka Jam: A thoroughly fortified national capital largely remained peaceful on a day agitating farmers had called for a nationwide chakka jam protest for three hours, even though they did leave Delhi out of it in the first place along with Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand. Today's protest came 10 days after the unprecedented vi...
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Delhi Violence: JNU, Jamia Students Protest Near Arvind Kejriwal's Home, Water Cannons Used
Delhi Police today dispersed the crowd gathered outside Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's residence, who assembled there late last night and were demanding action against perpetrators of the violence in Delhi. The crowd mainly consisted of students from JNU, members of the Alumni Association of Jamia Millia Islamia (AAJMI) and Jamia Coordination Com...
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Bus Services Resume Between Tamil Nadu And Karnataka After A Month
Nearly a month after they were suspended due to violence over Cauvery water, bus services between Tamil Nadu and Karnataka resumed on Thursday morning.
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Violence Over Cauvery Water Not A Sign Of Healthy Democracy: Venkaiah Naidu
The recent incidents of violence in both Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, over Cauvery water dispute is not a sign of healthy democracy, Union Minister M Venkaiah Naidu said today.
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Tamil Nadu Police Escorted Bengaluru Man To Safety. His Post Is Now Viral
After angry protests and violence over the Cauvery water dispute, a Bengaluru man's heartening post about the Tamil Nadu police escorting Karnataka cars for more than 350 km to safety has resonated with thousands on Facebook.
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Cauvery Water Dispute: Day-Long Bandh Begins Across Tamil Nadu
A dawn-to-dusk bandh called by several farmers and traders bodies over the raging Cauvery dispute began today across Tamil Nadu amid tight security with Opposition parties, including the DMK, supporting it.
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Amid Violence In Bengaluru, Lorry Owner Becomes Saviour For Tamil Nadu Drivers
In the middle of the arson and vandalism seen in Karnataka's Bengaluru on Monday over the Cauvery water dispute with Tamil Nadu, one man refused to go with the mob.
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Cauvery Issue: Plea In High Court For Protection Of Tamil People In Karnataka, Kerala
A Public Interest Litigation or PIL has been filed in the Madras High Court seeking a direction to the Centre to protect Tamils in Karnataka and Kerala in the wake of recent attacks on them in both states over the Cauvery water dispute and alleged assault on PWD officials.
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River Will Continue To Flow, Says Kamal Haasan On Cauvery Dispute
Expressing concern over the violence on the Cauvery row, veteran actor Kamal Haasan today said the inter-state river had been running even before 'we were monkeys without languages.'
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Sad To See States Fight Over Water: Andhra Chief Minister
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu today expressed grave concern over the violence in Karnataka and Tamil Nadu over Cauvery water sharing. "It is sad that people of these states grew restive over water. The violent incidents in Karnataka and Tamil Nadu are an example of the ill-effects of water crisis," Mr Naidu said.
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Shut For 2 Days Due To Cauvery Protests, Some Schools To Reopen: 10 Updates
A day after violence and arson in Karnataka over the Cauvery river water dispute with Tamil Nadu, airlines have decided to waive cancellation and rescheduling charges of flights to Bengaluru. After 2 days of being shut, some schools in the city will re-open on Wednesday.
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Cauvery Protests: Karnataka Situation 'Alarming', Jayalalithaa Writes To Siddaramaiah
Describing the violence in Karnataka as "alarming", Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa wrote to her counterpart in the neighbouring state, Siddaramaiah, seeking protection to Tamil speaking people and their property, hours after he had made a similar plea to her.
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Offices Shut In Bengaluru, Employees Rushed Home Over Cauvery Violence
As Bengaluru erupted in angry protests over a new Supreme Court order in the Cauvery water dispute on Monday, schools, colleges and also offices closed early in the IT city and people hurried home.
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Cauvery Row: Rajnath Singh Extends Help To Karnataka, Tamil Nadu Chief Ministers
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh tonight called up Chief Ministers of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu and assured them all central assistance in handling the law and order situation in the two states which have been hit by violence over Cauvery water sharing dispute.
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Cauvery Water Dispute: Kerala Stops Bus Service To And From Bengaluru
Amidst the raging row over Cauvery water sharing between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu and subsequent sporadic violence in Karnataka, Kerala today decided to cancel temporarily the bus services from and to Bengaluru, causing concern to Malayalees who want to reach home to celebrate Onam on Wednesday.
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50,000 Personnel, Drones, Water Cannons Ensure Chakka Jam-Free Delhi
Farmers Chakka Jam: A thoroughly fortified national capital largely remained peaceful on a day agitating farmers had called for a nationwide chakka jam protest for three hours, even though they did leave Delhi out of it in the first place along with Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand. Today's protest came 10 days after the unprecedented vi...
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Delhi Violence: JNU, Jamia Students Protest Near Arvind Kejriwal's Home, Water Cannons Used
Delhi Police today dispersed the crowd gathered outside Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's residence, who assembled there late last night and were demanding action against perpetrators of the violence in Delhi. The crowd mainly consisted of students from JNU, members of the Alumni Association of Jamia Millia Islamia (AAJMI) and Jamia Coordination Com...
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Bus Services Resume Between Tamil Nadu And Karnataka After A Month
Nearly a month after they were suspended due to violence over Cauvery water, bus services between Tamil Nadu and Karnataka resumed on Thursday morning.
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Violence Over Cauvery Water Not A Sign Of Healthy Democracy: Venkaiah Naidu
The recent incidents of violence in both Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, over Cauvery water dispute is not a sign of healthy democracy, Union Minister M Venkaiah Naidu said today.
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Tamil Nadu Police Escorted Bengaluru Man To Safety. His Post Is Now Viral
After angry protests and violence over the Cauvery water dispute, a Bengaluru man's heartening post about the Tamil Nadu police escorting Karnataka cars for more than 350 km to safety has resonated with thousands on Facebook.
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Cauvery Water Dispute: Day-Long Bandh Begins Across Tamil Nadu
A dawn-to-dusk bandh called by several farmers and traders bodies over the raging Cauvery dispute began today across Tamil Nadu amid tight security with Opposition parties, including the DMK, supporting it.
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Amid Violence In Bengaluru, Lorry Owner Becomes Saviour For Tamil Nadu Drivers
In the middle of the arson and vandalism seen in Karnataka's Bengaluru on Monday over the Cauvery water dispute with Tamil Nadu, one man refused to go with the mob.
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Cauvery Issue: Plea In High Court For Protection Of Tamil People In Karnataka, Kerala
A Public Interest Litigation or PIL has been filed in the Madras High Court seeking a direction to the Centre to protect Tamils in Karnataka and Kerala in the wake of recent attacks on them in both states over the Cauvery water dispute and alleged assault on PWD officials.
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River Will Continue To Flow, Says Kamal Haasan On Cauvery Dispute
Expressing concern over the violence on the Cauvery row, veteran actor Kamal Haasan today said the inter-state river had been running even before 'we were monkeys without languages.'
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Sad To See States Fight Over Water: Andhra Chief Minister
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu today expressed grave concern over the violence in Karnataka and Tamil Nadu over Cauvery water sharing. "It is sad that people of these states grew restive over water. The violent incidents in Karnataka and Tamil Nadu are an example of the ill-effects of water crisis," Mr Naidu said.
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Shut For 2 Days Due To Cauvery Protests, Some Schools To Reopen: 10 Updates
A day after violence and arson in Karnataka over the Cauvery river water dispute with Tamil Nadu, airlines have decided to waive cancellation and rescheduling charges of flights to Bengaluru. After 2 days of being shut, some schools in the city will re-open on Wednesday.
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Cauvery Protests: Karnataka Situation 'Alarming', Jayalalithaa Writes To Siddaramaiah
Describing the violence in Karnataka as "alarming", Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa wrote to her counterpart in the neighbouring state, Siddaramaiah, seeking protection to Tamil speaking people and their property, hours after he had made a similar plea to her.
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Offices Shut In Bengaluru, Employees Rushed Home Over Cauvery Violence
As Bengaluru erupted in angry protests over a new Supreme Court order in the Cauvery water dispute on Monday, schools, colleges and also offices closed early in the IT city and people hurried home.
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Cauvery Row: Rajnath Singh Extends Help To Karnataka, Tamil Nadu Chief Ministers
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh tonight called up Chief Ministers of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu and assured them all central assistance in handling the law and order situation in the two states which have been hit by violence over Cauvery water sharing dispute.
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Cauvery Water Dispute: Kerala Stops Bus Service To And From Bengaluru
Amidst the raging row over Cauvery water sharing between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu and subsequent sporadic violence in Karnataka, Kerala today decided to cancel temporarily the bus services from and to Bengaluru, causing concern to Malayalees who want to reach home to celebrate Onam on Wednesday.
