Vijay vs Udhayanidhi: CM rejects DMK's all-party meet demand on Cauvery dispute
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Fri, 7 August 2026
2 reports- Times of India06:00
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay rejected an all-party meeting on the Mekedatu Dam. He asserted his government would not compromise on Cauvery water rights. The opposition leader demanded the meeting, citing concerns over water release. Vijay stated the state's position was already conveyed to the Prime Minister. He urged the opposition not to politicize the serious water dispute.
- freepressjournal.in13:58first to report
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay defended his proposal to hold talks with Karnataka over the Cauvery dispute, saying neighbouring states should engage in dialogue to resolve issues. Addressing the Assembly, he said Tamil Nadu would not compromise on its river rights and reiterated opposition to Karnataka’s proposed Mekedatu dam, citing legal safeguards and past decisions.
Wed, 12 August 2026
3 reports- webindia123.com01:28
- hindustantimes.com06:02
Justice Vikram Nath, who was to head the bench hearing Tamil Nadu’s plea seeking directions to Karnataka to release Cauvery water, fell ill | India News
- indiatimes.com11:49
Karnataka faces challenges releasing 12,000 cusecs of Cauvery water daily to Tamil Nadu. The state awaits a Supreme Court hearing to determine its future course of action. Officials discussed the matter with the Chief Minister and legal advocates in Delhi. Karnataka argues the requested water release is inappropriate given its own needs. The government will ensure no injustice is done to the state.
Thu, 13 August 2026
1 report- DW Top Stories08:06edited after publishing
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was present as the session marked by a fierce standoff over student protests wrapped up.
Sat, 15 August 2026
1 report- Times of India11:22
The release of Cauvery water from Karnataka to Tamil Nadu has sparked debates, particularly after a BJP claim that water was released late at night from KRS. This event holds substantial implications for farmers and political groups in Mandya. Karnataka is set to appeal the water release directive in the Supreme Court, with officials proposing that a limited release could indicate compliance as they navigate the legal battle.
Sun, 16 August 2026
4 reports- prokerala.com09:30
The Supreme Court is slated to hear, on Monday, Tamil Nadu's plea seeking directions to Karnataka to release 26.954 tmcft of Cauvery water, amid ....
- Times of India09:50
Tamil Nadu approached the top court on August 3, arguing that it was not receiving its allocated share of Cauvery water despite the state facing a rain-deficient year. The state government has alleged that both the quantity recommended for release by the Cauvery Water Regulation Committee and the actual water supplied by Karnataka were far below its requirement.
- indiatimes.com15:31
BENGALURU: Karnataka chief minister D K Shivakumar on Sunday said the state faces a dual challenge of protecting farmers’ livelihoods while complying with legal directions on releasing Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu, and called for good rainfall to help overcome the situation.
- indiatimes.com16:09
Karnataka's Chief Minister D K Shivakumar grapples with a complex challenge around Cauvery water management. He is determined to safeguard the livelihoods of local farmers while fulfilling the state's legal obligations for water release. Furthermore, the government remains steadfast in its commitment to the Mekedatu project. Addressing concerns regarding a new bill on public property usage, Shivakumar clarified that it is not intended to target any particular organization.
Mon, 17 August 2026
1 report- Times of India08:00
Mon, 24 August 2026
1 report- webindia123.com01:58
Thu, 27 August 2026
1 report- indiatimes.com05:23
Tamil Nadu will release Mettur Dam water for 45 days starting September 1. This decision considers drinking and irrigation needs despite monsoon rainfall shortages. The Supreme Court directed Tamil Nadu to approach the Cauvery Water Management Authority. Karnataka has reportedly released water as directed by the authority previously. The court will next hear the Cauvery water sharing dispute on August 31.
Tue, 1 September 2026
2 reports- Times of India06:16
Tamil Nadu chief minister C Joseph Vijay opened the Stanley Reservoir sluice gates releasing Cauvery water. This release aims to support irrigation in delta districts after a delay due to low rainfall. The Supreme Court deferred the Cauvery water dispute hearing to September 15. Tamil Nadu seeks directions for Karnataka to clear backlog in water releases. Karnataka claims it is already releasing more than the stipulated quantity.
- webindia123.com10:30