The Supreme Court is set to hear the final arguments over the Mullaperiyar dam row between Kerala and Tamil Nadu. The apex court will first hear the arguments by Tamil Nadu. Kerala is planning to argue that the arguments of Tamil Nadu are both constitutionally...
The Supreme Court is set to hear the final argument in the Mullaperiyar dam row tomorrow. Kerala has already submitted its final verdict in the apex court. A copy of the argument has also been sent to Tamil Nadu.
For the third day in a row, the farmers in Karnataka continue to protest the release of Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu. As a precautionary measure, the authorities have blocked entry of tourists near the KRS dam.
The Supreme Court will hear the final arguments in the controversial Mullaperiyar dam row on April 9. This ongoing legal tussle between Tamil Nadu and Kerala will finally come to an end. While Tamil Nadu believes that the dam is strong enough and that the capa...
A Supreme Court bench headed by RM Lodha will hear a case on Mullaperiyar today. The Tamil Nadu government has approached Supreme Court against the Dam safety Bill passed by Kerala assembly. The Kerala assembly passed Dam Safety Bill, after a Supreme Court jud...
Karnataka Chief Minister Jagadish Shettar has described the Cauvery Monitoring Committee's decision as 'arbitrary'. The Committee headed by DV Singh was convened to give an interim order on water sharing between the two states. During the meeting it was decide...
Karnataka chief minister Jagadish Shettar led delegation is all set to meet Prime Minister Manmohan Singh in Delhi today seeking relief for the state on the ensuing Cauvery dispute with Tamil Nadu. Meanwhile, the crucial meeting of the Cauvery Monitoring Commi...
As per Supreme Court orders, Karnataka has begun releasing 10,000 cusecs of Cauvery water per day to Tamil Nadu from Krishna Raja Sagar Reservoir until December 9th. A Bench of judges DK Jain and Madan B Lokur passed this order while hearing a plea from Tamil ...
The chairman of the official-level Cauvery Monitoring Committee (CMC) DV Singh and his team visited Tamil Nadu yesterday enroute to Karnataka in order to assess the water requirement of each state beyond October 15. This move comes after protests raged all ove...
The Karnataka farmers are now up in arms over the Cauvery dispute. They are all set to launch their own march claiming right to the river water. Around 1,500 farmers are likely to march from Mandya to the KRS dam, protesting against the release of Cauvery wate...
The Supreme Court expressed its unhappiness with the Tamil Nadu and Kerala state governments for not co-operating with the empowered committee appointed by the Court on the Mullaperiyar dam issue.