Supreme Court on Tuesday said it will commence on July 11 the final hearing on the appeals filed by Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and Kerala on Cauvery water dispute.
The NDA government has decided to set up a single, permanent Tribunal to adjudicate all inter-state river water disputes and it will be headed by a retired Supreme Court judge. Besides the Tribunal, the government
Opposition parties including the DMK on Monday joined the 48-hour state-wide ‘rail roko’ protest announced by a farmer’s federation over the Cauvery water sharing issue.
Ending the impasse, Karnataka today decided to release Cauvery river water for irrigation to help its farmers save their standing crop -- with some of the water intended to flow to Tamil Nadu as a
Warning Karnataka over its defiance of its orders, the Supreme Court today said that the wrath of law would come down hard on Karnataka for defying its earlier order and directed the state government to
The Karnataka government today deferred till tomorrow a decision on release of 6,000 cusecs of Cauvery water per day to Tamil Nadu as per the Supreme Court direction.
In a move that can bring the state in conflict with judiciary, Karnataka Assembly on Friday adopted a resolution asking government to use Cauvery River water only to meet drinking water needs.
In a move that may set the stage for confrontation with country's highest judicial authority, Karnataka has called on a special session of the State legislature to take a final decision on the SC directive
Following a peaceful dawn-to-dusk shutdown Friday on the Cauvery waters dispute, life was back to normal in Tamil Nadu today. Private schools, shops, petrol pumps and other establishments that were closed on Friday, resumed their
Tamil Nadu is today witnessing a state-wide shutdown to protest against the ongoing violence against Tamils in Karnataka over the Cauvery issue.
In a major disappointment for the Bengaluru FC fan base, the much-awaited AFC Cup quarter-final match-up between Bengaluru FC and Tampines Rovers will now be played behind closed doors, with the city in turmoil owing
One person was killed and two others received injuries after police opened fired at an unruly group of protestors in Bengaluru's Rajgopalnagar area on Monday. By late night, curfew was imposed in 16 sensitive
The Cauvery river water dispute today took an ugly turn with violent protests all over Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. Tensions have been on the rise with security being tightened across the two states to prevent
Karnataka is protesting the state government's release of Cauvery river water to Tamil Nadu, based on a Supreme Court directive, with a shut down on Friday.Notably, it will be the fourth bandh in Karnataka in
Despite violence in the Cauvery River basin region of Mandya during protests by farmers and pro-Karnataka groups, the Karnataka government today morning started releasing water to Tamil Nadu to abide by the Supreme Court’s directive.
Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said Karnataka will release the Cauvery to Tamil Nadu with a heavy heart.
Scores of farmers in Karnataka are protesting against the Supreme Court’s directive to the state government to release 15,000 cusec of water from the Cauvery river to neighbouring Tamil Nadu for 10 days.
Chennai: The Budget session of the Tamil Nadu Assembly will start here tomorrow.Chief Minister O Panneerselvam, who also holds the Finance portfolio, will present the budget which comes a year ahead of the scheduled elections
Bangalore: Seeking to counter Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa, Karnataka government today defended its proposal to build a reservoir across the Cauvery river at Mekedatu to generate hydro-electric power, saying it is in conformity with
Chennai, Nov 27: The chief ministers of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka will meet in Bangalore Thursday to arrive at an amicable solution to the protracted dispute over sharing of Cauvery river waters.The Tamil Nadu government
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