Cauvery Water News

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay is expected to open the Mettur dam on August 28 in Salem, after the customary June 12 opening for Cauvery water irrigation was d

The Supreme Court has directed Karnataka to comply with its order regarding the release of Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu.

The Supreme Court has decided to monitor the progress of Cauvery water-sharing, informing Tamil Nadu that water is being supplied and requesting a fresh status

Karnataka ministers Santosh Lad and Ajay Singh stated that the state government will evaluate the Cauvery Water Regulation Committee (CWRC) recommendation regar

A farmers' organization has criticized the CWRC's directive regarding the release of Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu.

Karnataka's drinking water concerns have eased, but the issue of releasing Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu continues to be a challenge.

Cauvery water from Karnataka's Kabini reservoir has reached Hogenakkal in Tamil Nadu, recording an inflow of 18,000 cusecs, leading to a ban on bathing and cora

Tamil Nadu received its lowest Cauvery water allocation in July in 50 years, with Biligundulu recording only 0.698 tmcft against the stipulated 31.24 tmcft.

The Karnataka government has begun releasing Cauvery water from the Kabini reservoir due to recent rainfall. This water is expected to reach Tamil Nadu soon.

The DMK has moved the Supreme Court seeking immediate release of Cauvery water from Karnataka to Tamil Nadu, requesting a directive for 3,500 cusecs daily for f

Karnataka has called an all-party meeting to discuss the Cauvery water directive, with a bandh scheduled for August 13.

Karnataka plans to appeal against the CWRC order to release Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu before the CWMA, with the appeal expected to be heard today, July 30.

PMK leader Anbumani alleges a large-scale conspiracy by the Union government to deny Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu, accusing the government of misleading the publ

Minister Aadhav Arjuna stated that Stalin's comments regarding CM Vijay's alleged inaction on Cauvery water and Mekedatu issues contradict the facts. Arjuna aff

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay has requested bilateral talks with the Karnataka Chief Minister regarding the Cauvery water shortfall and the Mekedatu dam issue

The Cauvery Water Management Authority (CWMA) has directed Karnataka and Tamil Nadu to use their water storage solely for drinking purposes and maintain the sta

BJP leader Vanathi Srinivasan urged the Tamil Nadu CM to ensure the state receives its share of Cauvery water from Karnataka, citing reports that Karnataka has

Tamil Nadu has demanded a full account of Cauvery water supplied to Bengaluru, while Karnataka asserts its right to use its share.