Water Sharing  

In a major effort to address water-sharing disputes between Kerala and Tamil Nadu, the chief ministers of the two states held discussions in Thiruvananthapuram on Wednesday (September 25). 

The meeting of the Cauvery Management Board has resulted in Karnataka being asked to release 34 TMC water to Tamil Nadu.

The Cauvery Water Management Scheme was submitted in the Supreme Court today for implementation of the February 16 judgement for Cauvery water sharing

Karnataka has welcomed Supreme Court’s decision on Cauvery water sharing and Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has said the state will seek modification in the directions to provide Tamil Nadu 2,000 cusecs of water.

The Cabinet meeting convened by Karnataka Chief Minister concluded with the state deciding to postpone the decision on releasing Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu

The Court’s order to release 6,000 cusecs of water per day for seven days has sent shockwaves through Karnataka. Various Kannadiga leaders and groups have already begun to protest against the decision

In a somewhat historic moment, the Telangana and Maharashtra governments today signed three agreements to share the waters of the Godavari, Pranahita and Penganga rivers

This would be Jayalalithaa's first visit to Delhi after getting re-elected and among other things her support to crucial issues like GST might be discussed with PM Modi