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Telangana leaders seek Karnataka water to protect Palamuru crops

Source: The Hindu · 22 Sep 2026, 12:45 UTC
Telangana leaders seek Karnataka water to protect Palamuru crops
Image: The Hindu · original report

Telangana Chief Minister and Irrigation Minister have sought water from Karnataka to help save crops in Palamuru, according to The Hindu. The supplied material does not state how much water was requested, the response from Karnataka or the condition of the affected farmland.

The Telangana Chief Minister and the state’s Irrigation Minister have sought water from Karnataka to help save crops in Palamuru, The Hindu reports. The appeal concerns agricultural land in the Palamuru area of Telangana. The supplied material does not explain the cause of the water shortage or identify the crops affected.

It also gives no details of the volume of water requested, the source from which it would be released or the proposed timing of any supply. The response from Karnataka is not included in the available report. No information is provided about an agreement, operational plan or assessment of crop losses.

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