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A view of the Supreme Court of India in New Delhi.
TNIE online desk
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The Joseph Vijay-led Tamil Nadu government moved the Supreme Court on August 3, seeking directions to Karnataka to release its Cauvery water share.
The five waterfalls at Hogenakkal in full flow as Cauvery water released from Karnataka reached Tamil Nadu
Express News Service
1 min read
The inflow subsequently declined, and on Saturday, it was recorded at 10,808 cusecs and storage at 40,020 mcft.
Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay
Express News Service
2 min read
The three states benefit from both the southwest and northeast monsoons and encompass a major portion of the Western Ghats, which give rise to most of South India's rivers.
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Express News Service
2 min read
Krishna water from Kandaleru reservoir in the neighbouring state is flowing into Poondi lake in Chennai at a rate of about 400 cusecs.
Image used for representational purposes only.
Express News Service
2 min read
A petition was filed before the Supreme Court on Monday seeking directions to resolve the issue and ensure that Tamil Nadu receives its rightful share of Cauvery water within the stipulated time.
LoP in the Tamil Nadu Legislative Assembly and Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) youth wing secretary Udhayanidhi Stalin, centre, along with leaders of party's alliance partners as they stage a protest against the Mekedatu Dam construction project, in Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu, Monday, Aug. 3, 2026.
TNIE online desk
2 min read
The demonstration, attended by farmers and DMK cadres, demanded immediate steps to halt Karnataka's proposed Mekedatu dam project, and declaration of the Cauvery Delta districts as drought-hit.
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