Cauvery Water Regulation Committee Decides to Wait Till July 28 to Review Situation
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Cauvery Water Regulation Committee decides to wait till July 28 to review situation
Karnataka’s representatives have argued that the State was not in a position to release the required quantum of Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu on the grounds that the Cauvery basin was facing water shortage
Cauvery panel meeting: Karnataka cites low rainfall, says no water can be released to Tamil Nadu
At the Cauvery Water Regulation Committee (CWRC) meeting held on Wednesday, Karnataka stated that it cannot release water to Tamil Nadu due to a severe shortage in the Cauvery basin, Karnataka Irrigation Minister Ramalinga Reddy's office stated.
Karnataka Refuses Tamil Nadu Water Demand During Cauvery Committee Meeting - News Next Live
Karnataka firmly opposed releasing Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu during the latest meeting of the Cauvery Water Regulation Committee held in New Delhi. State officials argued that the prolonged weak southwest monsoon has created an unprecedented water crisis, making it impossible to spare water when even drinking water supplies remain under pressure across several regions. During the meeting, Tamil Nadu reportedly insisted that Karnataka release i…
Karnataka refuses to release Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu amid drought
Karnataka has refused to release Cauvery river water to Tamil Nadu during a meeting of the Cauvery Water Regulation Committee (CWRC), citing severe drought conditions and a shortage of drinking water. While Tamil Nadu sought its share of water, Karnataka argued that existing reserves are insufficient even for local needs.
Cauvery Water Regulation Committee meeting: At the Cauvery Water Regulation Committee (CWRC) meeting, Karnataka has responded sharply, saying that if Tamil Nadu insists on water, it will not be possible to release water in the face of drought and acute shortage of drinking water. It is going to rain in Tamil Nadu, but they are still asking for water for agriculture. Karnataka has said that we do not even have drinking water here.
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