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Karnataka ordered to release 4,000 cusecs daily to Tamil Nadu

Source: The Hindu · 24 Sep 2026, 17:30 UTC
Karnataka ordered to release 4,000 cusecs daily to Tamil Nadu
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The Cauvery Water Management Authority has upheld an order requiring Karnataka to release 4,000 cusecs of water a day to Tamil Nadu for 15 days, The Hindu reported. The releases will total 5.18 thousand million cubic feet, according to the supplied material.

The Cauvery Water Management Authority has upheld an order requiring Karnataka to release 4,000 cusecs of water a day to Tamil Nadu for 15 days, The Hindu reported. The mandated releases over the 15-day period will amount to a total of 5.18 thousand million cubic feet, according to the supplied material. The decision concerns the sharing of water between the two Indian states.

The available report does not explain the reasons given by the authority for upholding the order or state when the releases are due to begin. It also does not include the responses of the Karnataka or Tamil Nadu governments, or provide details of any dispute over compliance. The supplied information is limited to the authority’s decision, the daily quantity and the total volume expected to be released during the 15-day period.

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