Karnataka has reiterated that the proposed Mekedatu balancing reservoir will not reduce Tamil Nadu’s legally allocated share of Cauvery water, saying only around 4.75 TMC will be used for Bengaluru’s drinking water needs while downstream releases will continue in accordance with the Supreme
The Supreme Court has observed that Tamil Nadu appeared to be receiving sufficient Cauvery water while hearing the state’s plea seeking directions to Karnataka for additional releases. The court sought an updated position on actual water flows before proceeding further with the dispute. Supreme Court Reviews Cauvery Water Release Tamil Nadu told the Supreme Court […]
The Cauvery Water Management Authority (CWMA) has endorsed a recommendation directing Karnataka to ensure the release of 12,000 cusecs of Cauvery water daily to Tamil Nadu for 15 days from August 12. The flow is to be maintained at Biligundlu, the interstate measuring point. Karnataka Ordered to Release Cauvery Water The Cauvery Water Regulation Committee […]








