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New Tamil Nadu CM seeks Andhra's help on water sharing via river-linking project

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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay has formally requested his Andhra Pradesh counterpart Chandrababu Naidu for assistance on water issues. The request was made via a letter seeking implementation of a river-linking project. Vijay specifically asked for the release of additional Krishna river water through the Telugu Ganga Project. The appeal references a historical water-sharing pact between former leaders MGR and NTR.

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