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    KAVERI RIVER WATER DISPUTE

    Congress divided on Cauvery dam project as both Karnataka & Tamil Nadu Congress units look for PM Modi’s intervention

    Karnataka's Chief Minister DK Shivakumar is advocating for the Mekedatu reservoir project on river Cauvery. His remarks at a recent event have provoked backlash from Tamil Nadu's political parties, including Congress. TN Congress Committee president Manickam Tagore emphasized that the state will resist any attempts to construct the dam without consent. Shivakumar claims the project is vital for drinking water supplies and insists dialogue is crucial for resolution.

    DK Shivkumar's dam push pits Karnataka & TN units against each other

    Karnataka Chief Minister DK Shivakumar has called for expedited clearances for the Mekedatu reservoir project. This initiative has increased tensions with Tamil Nadu, where local parties oppose it vehemently. Tamil Nadu Congress Committee president Manickam Tagore emphasized the state's determination to block the project. The ruling parties in Karnataka, however, support the initiative as essential for water management. Shivakumar’s remarks have prompted calls for dialogue to transcend state divisions.

    Idaho couple paid $305,000 to build their dream home. Construction company allegedly left it unfinished with leaks and mould; Supreme Court revives lawsuit

    In a significant ruling, the Idaho Supreme Court has reinstated a lawsuit filed by John and Cheryl Kumm against The Work Shop & Sons Ltd., related to alleged breach of contract. The couple accused the contractor of inadequate work and deceptive billing practices, after investing over $305,000 in their home.

    In 1969, America turned off Niagara Falls for five months; engineers drained the famous waterfall, and later found out something interesting

    In 1969, the United States temporarily stopped the flow of water over Niagara Falls' American side for five months. Engineers built a massive rock barrier to study erosion, inspect the exposed cliff and determine whether the waterfall could be saved. The unusual operation attracted thousands of visitors before water was restored in November 1969.

    K'taka's Cauvery politics:War of words b/w Cong's Manickam Tagore & DK Shivakumar heats up over...
    Illinois drained two lakes for farmland for about 70 years; after conservationists bought Emiquon in 2000 and began restoring the wetlands, spring waterbird counts exceeded 119,000

    Since its transformation from farmland into a flourishing wetland began in 2000, Emiquon Preserve has seen extraordinary returns in wildlife, famously attracting over 119,000 waterbirds during the spring counts. Although the project has greatly enhanced wetland habitats and ecological recovery, vigilant management is required to combat threats from invasive species and to maintain aging infrastructures, underlining the importance of ongoing human efforts in environmental sustainability.

    The Economic Times
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