The Supreme Court has issued rulings governing the Mekedatu project and water allocation, impacting farmers dependent on Cauvery water.

The entities involved

• Karnataka →

  Indian state

  • The central government is monitoring disease outbreaks occurring within the state of Karnataka.Mon 17:02
  • Karnataka is reviewing its flagship guarantee schemes to check for misuse.Mon 16:16
• 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.Mon 15:51
  • 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.Mon 15:09
• supreme court →

  highest court in a jurisdiction

  • Supreme Court declined to review lower court decision.Mon 17:24
  • A petition has been filed concerning alleged violations of statutory duties related to the Chief Election Commissioner's role in the election process in West Bengal.Mon 15:44

Related events

• CMs from South Indian states raised objections to the Prime Minister regarding the Cauvery water dispute and Mekedatu project.Jul 26
• Dispute over shared Cauvery water resource management as CWC reviews the detailed project report on the Mekedatu Dam.Aug 5
• Drought and Cauvery water release obligations lead to legislative assembly discussions in Karnataka.Sep 6
• Anbumani Ramadoss urges the government to ensure adequate water supply, noting the binding sharing arrangement for Cauvery water.Sep 7
• The Mekedatu dam construction across the Cauvery River and the setup of the Centre for Airborne System in Tamil Nadu were reported.Jun 7