 | Consensus must among states to end Cauvery crisis, says Deve GowdaWe can think of the next step once the government comes up with a decision,” he added. |
 | Cauvery water crisis: Karnataka govt will decide on its strategy after Sept 26, says DKSHe said they have requested the Union government to invite the Tamil Nadu government too for talks on the Cauvery issue. |
 | Reservoir levels dip as drought looms large in Maharashtra's Marathwada regionAccording to IMD, out of the total 36 districts of Maharashtra, 13 received less than average rainfall. |
 | Garment companies in TN propose forming price fixation panel to tide over crisisThe price of combed and semi-combed yarn in all categories (16s-40s count) increased by Rs 12 per kilogram last month. |
 | Hope Centre will provide aid for Marathwada water grid project: Maharashtra CM ShindeCM Shinde also announced a package of Rs 45,000 crore for the development of Marathwada as well as revised administrative sanctions for irrigation projects worth Rs 14,000 crore. |
 | As more children die from fentanyl, some prosecutors are charging their parents with murderCritics say the parents didn’t intend to kill their children but instead made poor choices because of their addictions and are being further punished instead of being offered help. |
 | Kerala tax revenue grows 22% in FY23, third highest among statesKerala’s own tax revenue surged from Rs 63,191.75 crore to Rs 77,164.84 crore, marking an increase of nearly Rs 14,000 crore, or 22.1%, for the fiscal year ending on March 31, 2023. |
 | TDP chief blames YSRC govt for agricultural crisisParticipating in ‘Praja Vedika on Agricultural Crisis’ at Kalyandurgam on Thursday, he said the inefficiency of the YSRC government was adversely affecting the lives of thousands of farmers. |
 | Manipur crisis and the difficulty of representing trauma during a conflict situationSpeedier anticipation of potential trouble could have prevented the violence in Manipur. But the government’s blunders continue, and have grave and ugly consequences. |
 | Power crisis averted in Andhra Pradesh as rains cool down demandFarmers were dependent on borewells and motors to draw water for irrigation. |
 | Syrian children return to school amid deep economic crisisSince 2011, the war's widespread destruction of infrastructure has particularly impacted education facilities, with many schools destroyed and others turned into shelters. |
 | Onam no saviour, power crisis in Kerala still looming largeAccording to a top power ministry official, the board could save only 5 mu power per day making a total of 35 mu during the Onam week. |
 | Deflation, troubling exports add to China’s economic malaiseSince China had set out to capture the global economy under Deng Xiaoping’s leadership, it had deftly used both the global markets and its domestic economy to ride the waves. |
 | Kerala spends Rs 18,000 crore during OnamThe minister said that the government could give all allowances despite the financial crisis due to the flawed policies of the central government. |
 | KSEB looking for alternative power purchases to tide over acute shortageWith many offices remaining closed during Onam, the Board is hopeful of a significant dip in power consumption next week. |
 | India could gain from economic crisis in ChinaIndia’s lower external debt and relatively strong fiscal situation may also come as a shield against the crisis playing out in China. |
 | Financial crisis: Kerala defaults on payments to farmers and endosulfan victimsThe 6,000-odd endosulfan victims in Kasaragod are the worst affected as the monthly payment due to them under the Snehasanthwanam relief scheme has been pending since April. |
 | Q&A | Why China's property sector crisis is fuelling fears of contagionAny prolonged suspension of work at Country Garden's sites could threaten social unrest, as Chinese homeowners often pay for new properties even before the building is fully constructed. |
 | The 'Big Apple' isn't 'big enough' for its asylum seekers: Inside New York City's migrant crisisEven though most of the arrived migrants have been crammed up into shelter homes in the city, a large majority are still awaiting to be legally employed. |
 | Bahrain to build walls against rising sea amid a climate crisis its own oil production triggeredMost of its population and major facilities are located in low-lying coastal areas less than five metres above the water. |
