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TN has received 45.85 tmcft against its due share of 127 tmcft in the current year
Express News Service
1 min read
Following sustained efforts by the state, the cumulative inflow into Tamil Nadu increased to 46 tmcft as of Wednesday during the current water year.
Tamil Nadu has been receiving less than 50% of its due share of Cauvery water
S Guruvanmikanathan
2 min read
The Mettur dam’s water storage stood at 32.830 tmcft, which is 35.12% of the full reservoir capacity of 93.47 tmcft, while the inflow was 1,043 cusecs at 4 pm on Tuesday.
Tamil Nadu was represented by WRD Secretary Prashant Murhadapant Wadnere and Chief Engineer A Jayakumari, with Karnataka officials also attending.
Express News Service
1 min read
The Tamil Nadu officials also highlighted the state’s irrigation requirements and the prevailing reservoir position.
The latest CWMA direction modified a prior direction as per which Karnataka was to release 12,000 cusecs a day for 15 days from August 12.
S Guruvanmikanathan
3 min read
The water year is recorded from June 1 and Tamil Nadu had already seen a severe shortfall of its share as dictated under the SC-modified water-sharing schedule
Supreme Court of India
Suchitra Kalyan Mohanty
2 min read
A bench of Justices Vikram Nath and Sandeep Mehta was hearing the TN government’s appeal seeking directions to Karnataka for promptly releasing its due share of water.
CWRC officials measuring the water level at Biligundulu.
Suchitra Kalyan Mohanty
2 min read
On Monday, TN’s counsel senior advocate CS Vaidyanathan told the apex court that Karnataka was releasing water for irrigation within the state but it was not reaching TN.
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