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Cauvery Setback For Karnataka, Tamil Nadu To Get 3,500 Cusecs Water Per Day
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Cauvery Setback For Karnataka, Tamil Nadu To Get 3,500 Cusecs Water Per Day

The article discusses a development related to the Cauvery River water distribution between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. Tamil Nadu has requested the release of 7,000 cusecs of water per day for a period of 15 days. This issue pertains to the ongoing dispute over the allocation of water resources from the Cauvery River, which has been a contentious topic between the two states.

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Cauvery Setback For Karnataka, Tamil Nadu To Get 3,500 Cusecs Water Per Day

The article discusses a development related to the Cauvery River water distribution between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. Tamil Nadu has requested the release of 7,000 cusecs of water per day for a period of 15 days. This issue pertains to the ongoing dispute over the allocation of water resources from the Cauvery River, which has been a contentious topic between the two states.

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