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Tamil Nadu Moves Supreme Court Over Cauvery Water Allocation Dispute With Karnataka

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Tamil Nadu has approached the Supreme Court over a water-sharing dispute with neighbouring Karnataka concerning the Cauvery river. The state has contested an order issued by the Cauvery Water Management Authority regarding water allocation. Tamil Nadu argues that the allocated quantity of 4.536 TMC (thousand million cubic feet) is insufficient to meet its needs. The state is seeking judicial intervention to address what it considers an inadequate water share under the existing arrangement.

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