The Hindu·4 min read·hard

Centre makes a subtle change to stance on Karnataka needing Tamil Nadu’s consent for Mekedatu

T
T. Ramakrishnan
Centre makes a subtle change to stance on Karnataka needing Tamil Nadu’s consent for Mekedatu
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The Indian Union government has shifted its stance regarding the Mekedatu dam project, moving away from claims that Karnataka does not need consent from other Cauvery basin states. The government now emphasizes the regulatory role of the Cauvery Water Management Authority in assessing project conformity with water awards.

There has been a subtle change in the stand of the Union government on the issue of Karnataka having to take consent from other Cauvery basin States on the Mekedatu dam proposal.

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