Chennai: Announcing the release of water from the Stanley reservoir for delta irrigation from August 12 here on Satu­rday, chief mi­n­ister J. Jayala­lithaa also vowed to get Tamil Nadu its due sha

Mandya (Karnataka): As protests against Cauvery water release to Tamil Nadu continued in the district today, the local administration banned entry of tourists inside the Krishnaraja Sagar Reservoir (

The Cauvery talks betwe­en Tamil Nadu chief mini­s­ter Jayalalithaa and her Kar­n­a­taka counterpa­rt Jagadi­sh­ Shettar colla­p­s­ed in less than an hour at a Benga­l­uru hotel on Thursday.

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Chief minister J. Jayala­li­t­haa in the meeting with her Karnataka counterpa­rt Jagadish Shettar on Th­ursday highlighted the plight of farmers. She sa­id, “The present storage of Mettur reservoir is

Chief minister Jayalalit­h­aa held one last crucial di­scussion on Wednesday with senior officials at the secretariat on the eve of her departure to Beng­a­luru to hold talks with her Karnataka counte

The CMs of the two states that take a lion’s share of the waters of the Cauvery river are going to meet after a gap of 14 years, The CMs of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka will sit for bilateral talks on the

The Cauvery Monitoring Co­mmittee (CMC) on Thu­r­sday directed Karnataka to release 4.88 tmcft of wa­ter to Tamil Nadu over the ne­xt fortnight, even as it re­s­o­l­ved to meet again on No­v­ember 28.

The ‘peaceful’ Cauvery movement took a violent turn on Wednesday with protesters resorting to stone-throwing, leaving many injured. Around 20,000 protesters assembled at the north gate of Krishnaraja

Chief minister Jagadish Shettar on Sunday said that the decision to release 9,000 cusecs of water to Tamil Nadu was “unavoidable” as the Supreme Court had directed the state to adhere to the order of

The Cauvery protests reached a peak on Sunday as the state started releasing 9,000 cubic feet per second (cusecs) of water to Tamil Nadu as per the directions of the Cauvery River Authority, which was