Cauvery Water: SC Asks Karnataka to Respond to Tamil Nadu's Plea Alleging Shortfall
Tamil Nadu says it lost an early Kharif crop and seeks enforcement of water-release orders after the court found a shortfall claim worth hearing.
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Cauvery water: SC asks Karnataka to respond to Tamil Nadu's plea alleging shortfall
The Supreme Court on Thursday sought Karnatakas response to Tamil Nadus plea alleging a 20 TMC shortfall in Cauvery water releases. Tamil Nadu said it had already lost its early Kharif crop due to inadequate water, while Karnataka cited a severe drought and said it was complying with Cauvery authority directions.
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LatestlyCauvery water dispute: Tamil Nadu seeks 20 TMC water deficit, Karnataka cites drought before SC
The Supreme Court on Thursday considered Tamil Nadu’s plea seeking release of its share of Cauvery water amid competing claims by the two States over the availability of water, with Tamil Nadu alleging a shortfall of 20 TMC and Karnataka citing drought conditions in its basin.
Cauvery Water Dispute: SC asks Karnataka to continue CWMA compliance
The latest development comes amid an intensifying dispute between the two states over water availability in the Cauvery basin. Karnataka has opposed the CWMA direction, citing reduced inflows, depleted reservoir levels and drought conditions across parts of the state.
Cauvery Water Dispute | Supreme Court Seeks Karnataka's Response To TN Plea For Making Good Past Shortfall
The Supreme Court on Thursday sought the response of Karnataka to Tamil Nadu's application seeking directions for release of water to make good the alleged shortfall in Karnataka's supply of Cauvery...
The Supreme Court has directed Karnataka to comply with the order of the Cauvery Water Management Authority (CWMA) on the release of Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu and has given a week to file an affidavit in response to Tamil Nadu's objections. Tamil Nadu is facing water shortage. Tamil Nadu has argued that 4.5 lakh acres of crops require water and has also objected that the CWMA order is not being followed.
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