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Cauvery water sharing row: Crucial meeting to be held in Delhi on Sep 20

  •   Wed, Sep 20 2023 08:29:21 AM

Bengaluru, Sep 20 (IANS): An important meeting has been scheduled for Wednesday in Delhi to discuss the Cauvery water sharing row, projects in Karnataka which are waiting for the Union government's approval, and drought relief matters for the southern state.

Union ministers, Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha MPs hailing from the state will participate in this crucial meeting. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah and Deputy Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar will also to attend the meeting.

T.B. Jayachandra, Special Representative of the Karnataka government in Delhi, has been engaging in preliminary meetings which are being held at the Karnataka Bhavan.

The meeting on Wednesday, to be chaired by Siddaramaiah, has been convened as the Prime Minister and all the union Uinisters will be present in the national capital given the ongoing special session of the Parliament.

 

 

 

 
  

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  • mohan prabhu, LL.D. QC, mangalore/canada

    Wed, Sep 20 2023

    This is an inteer-State dispute. Lisening to only one state is not enough; the other state (kr states( through wgich the rivr flows must also be consulted and brought within the picture before any esolution. Such disputes are worldwide; The Indus VaRiver is sghared betweewn India and Pakistan, so do many lakes and rivers of Canada go to the United States. The Inter-State Commission's authority cannot be revoked by anyone, even by natuibnal courts. Before Karnataka makes its case, the government should put its own house in order and see how they have used the river waters flowing only within the State, such as the Netravati and Phalguni. By what excuse have they diverted those waters... etc. Was it the author of its own woes?

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  • Prakash, Manipal

    Wed, Sep 20 2023

    This is an open dispute and any solution must be non political... Let the technical experts sit and discuss how to overcome the crisis... River that flows beyond any state is the property of the downstream state too... We have very very scarce rainfall and now the practical decisions must be of mitigation instead of litigation... Advise farmers to postpone farming in the fields and compensate them for the losses... Give prominence to water for consumption and hygiene... If needed appoint temporary desalination companies... Don't ever politicize a human crisis like this....

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