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- Dubare elephant attack: Video filmed moments before tragedy surfaces; Karnataka bans tourist interaction with elephantsA tourist died after two captive elephants clashed at Karnataka's Dubare Elephant Camp. Following the fatal incident, authorities have impo...
- "Rivers cannot be owned by any state": DMK's TKS Elangovan on Cauvery water rowAmidst protests in Tamil Nadu over the Cauvery water issue, DMK leader TKS Elangovan stated that rivers cannot be owned by any state and Ka...
- Do not release cauvery water to Tamil Nadu: KPCCSupreme Court directed Karnataka to release 10,000 cusecs of Cauvery water per day to TN and asked CMC to decide amount of water required b...
- Congress adopting double standards over Cauvery issue: Karnataka Dy CMHitting back at Cong for attacking K'taka govt over Cauvery issue, Dy CM today accused the party of politicising the matter and adopting "d...
- BJP govt committed series of lapses in Cauvery case: CongressThe BJP govt in Karnataka s trying to cover up its mistakes by blaming the Prime Minister, who heads the CRA, Congress alleged on Saturday.
- Congress, BJP leaders meet Prime Minister Manmohan Singh over Cauvery water rowCongress and BJP leaders from Karnataka met PM to voice concern over decision to provide TN with 9000 cusecs of water daily.
- Karnataka Chief Minister Jagadish Shettar meets SM Krishna over Cauvery issueSeeking the review of the PM-Chaired body's decision, BJP MPs from the state will also meet Manmohan Singh.
- Cauvery water row: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to meet Karnataka leaders tomorrowPrime Minister Manmohan Singh has convened a meeting of political leaders from the state tomorrow to resolve Cauvery water row.
- Cauvery River water row: Protests continue, JDS MP, 4 MLAs resignMore than 100 people were arrested at Gejjalagere in Mandya district, the hotbed of Cauvery politics, when they blocked the Shirdi express ...
- Protests continue over release of Cauvery River waterPeople in Mandya, Mysore and Chamarajanagar districts also protested against the release of water in line with a Supreme Court directive.
- Karnataka to press PM to stay Cauvery River Authority orderKarntaka Government today decided to press Prime Minister Manmohan Singh again to stay the September 19 order of Cauvery River Authority he...
- Cauvery River Authority to meet tomorrow after 9 yearsCauvery River Authority session tomorrow is expected to be a stormy affair with TN set to demand more water from to save its standing crops.
- PM Manmohan Singh-headed Cauvery River Authority to meet on WednesdayPM will chair the meeting of the Cauvery River Authority for the first time in nine years, on Wednesday, to discuss TN's demand that Karnat...
- PM Manmohan Singh to chair long-awaited Cauvery River Authority meetThe meeting will be held to discuss Tamil Nadu's demand that Karnataka release water from Cauvery to save the crops dependent on it.
- Karnataka agrees to release 10,ooo cusecs of water from Cauvery river to Tamil NaduThe Karnataka government today agreed before the Supreme Court to release 10,000 cusecs of water from Cauvery river to Tamil Nadu till Sept...
- Supreme Court raps PMO for failure to convene Cauvery River Authority meet“Sometimes we are short of words when it involves the highest functionary of the government,” an SC bench remarked, while adjourning the ma...
- Cauvery water dispute: SC pulls up PMO officialsSupreme Court expressed displeasure over the PMO officials' failure to hold a meeting to resolve the Cauvery water dispute.
- Centre suffering from "policy paralysis", alleges JayalalithaaJaya said the Centre was "so much struggling with internal squabblings" that it could not even look into "livelihood issues".
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