Tamil Nadu's Assembly has unanimously opposed Karnataka's ₹9,000 crore Mekedatu dam project on the Cauvery River. Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay moved a resolution urging the Union government to deny all clearances. The state argues the Cauvery basin is already fully allocated, citing tribunal and Supreme Court observations, and that Karnataka's unilateral move disregards existing water awards and basin state concurrence. Protecting water rights is a shared duty.

Karnataka CM D K Shivakumar claims Mekedatu project will benefit Tamil Nadu farmers more than Karnataka, ensuring water security and hydroelectric power.

Tamil Nadu CM Vijay plans Assembly resolution opposing Karnataka's Mekedatu dam project, urging federal intervention for stakeholder consent.

The Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly is set to pass a unanimous resolution today against the Karnataka government's proposal to construct a dam at Mekedatu across the Cauvery River.

Tamil Nadu Assembly unanimously opposes Karnataka's Mekedatu dam proposal, urging the Union government to withhold approvals.

The House urged the Union government not to grant clearances for the project, which it says will impede the free flow of water from the Cauvery river.

All political parties in Tamil Nadu unanimously support a resolution opposing Karnataka's Mekedatu project, citing concerns for farmers' livelihoods.

Tamil Nadu demands a tribunal for the Mekedatu project, citing it as inadmissible and impermissible under existing legal frameworks.

Tamil Nadu Assembly opposes Karnataka's Mekedatu dam plan, reigniting the Cauvery dispute amid political debates in Kerala and international tensions.

Tamil Nadu's Assembly has unanimously opposed Karnataka's ₹9,000 crore Mekedatu dam project on the Cauvery River. Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay moved a resolution urging the Union…