- Strained relations over Cauvery river water sharing between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.
- Protests erupt in the state over the Cauvery water release directive, with an activist calling for a shutdown.
- Karnataka and Tamil Nadu are facing continued tension due to the refusal to release Cauvery water.
Shared jurisdiction issues have arisen regarding the Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary involving both Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.
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Updated Aug 18
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Shared jurisdiction issues have arisen regarding the Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary involving both Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- A delegation has formally demanded an inquiry into a recent firing incident that occurred within the Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary.Sub-event
Shared jurisdiction issues in Cauvery Wildlife Sanctuary between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.1 source
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Karnataka and Tamil Nadu are facing continued tension due to the refusal to release Cauvery water.Also in this story
- Drought and Cauvery water release obligations lead to legislative assembly discussions in Karnataka.
- A cabinet meeting will be held in Mangaluru, and Shivakumar is traveling to Chennai for a Chief Minister's conference.
Within Strained relations over Cauvery river water sharing between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.
The entities involved
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Karnataka
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Tamil Nadu
state of India
- The Salem City Municipal Corporation is managing the local body's water supply infrastructure and has been contracted for a 25-year revamp.
- The government of Tamil Nadu is facing operational challenges in its core utility sector, including outsourcing essential functions to private agencies and failing to fill over 8,000 vacant meter reader posts.