- The Supreme Court of India has directed the submission of a project report concerning the Mekedatu issue, involving both Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.
- The Supreme Court of India has directed the submission of a project report concerning the Mekedatu issue, involving both Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.
- The Supreme Court of India has directed the submission of a project report concerning the Mekedatu issue, involving both Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.
- The Mekedatu dam project is facing scrutiny as the Central Water Commission evaluates its compliance with existing high court judgments regarding the Cauvery River dispute between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.
The Central Water Commission is concerned about the upper riparian state's actions while mandated to implement the judgment of February 16, 2018, regarding the Cauvery dispute.
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The Central Water Commission is concerned about the upper riparian state's actions while mandated to implement the judgment of February 16, 2018, regarding the Cauvery dispute.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The Central Water Commission, involved in the Cauvery dispute, is currently examining rehabilitation designs alongside a specialized research station.Sub-event
- The Central Water Commission manages the resource deficit for the state of Tamil Nadu.Sub-event
CWC concerned over upper riparian state actions while implementing SC judgment.1 source
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The Mekedatu dam project is facing scrutiny as the Central Water Commission evaluates its compliance with existing high court judgments regarding the Cauvery River dispute between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.Also in this story
- The TN delegation is seeking to register opposition to the Mekedatu dam project, which is under dispute between the two states.
- Deficit rainfall impacts water release to Tamil Nadu, prompting a CWMA meeting in Delhi and water use restrictions.
- A water sharing arrangement has been reached between the states of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu regarding the Cauvery river basin.
- Supreme Court direction restricts dam construction in the context of the Cauvery River dispute between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.
The entities involved
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Central Water Commission
water commission of India
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supreme court
highest court in a jurisdiction
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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.
Related events
- A letter was written urging the Prime Minister to intervene regarding the shared dependency on the Cauvery river basin and adherence to the apex court judgment concerning water use between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.
- Tamil Nadu must follow the Supreme Court's order regarding water management.
- Issues concerning river pollution are being taken to the highest court, where both Tamil Nadu and Karnataka are criticized for their failure to address the issue.
- Tamil Nadu seeks Supreme Court intervention and demands a direct order for Karnataka to release water.
- An appeal has been filed regarding the dispute over the release of Cauvery water between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu.