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Cauvery water row: Karnataka CM Shivakumar appeals against August 13 bandh
Karnataka Chief Minister D K Shivakumar urged organizations to withdraw the proposed bandh. He assured the state's farmers and people that their interests are protected. The government will continue legal decisions and prioritize drinking water needs. Rainfall has improved the water situation, making protests unnecessary now. All political parties have extended support to the government's stance.
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thehindu.com
Cauvery Water Management Authority upholds CWRC’s order to Karnataka to release water to Tamil Nadu
Karnataka told by CWMA that is must release water to Tamil Nadu as ordered by the CWRC, prompting an all-party meeting for strategic discussions amid drought concerns.
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
CWMA upholds Karnataka water release to Tamil Nadu; CM DK Shivakumar calls all-party meet on Sunday
The Cauvery Water Management Authority upheld a directive for Karnataka to release water. Karnataka argued hydrological distress, but its plea was rejected by the authority. Tamil…
