It is a healthy sign to share the limited cauvery water resource by the four states. The states have to take initiative to effectively utilise the water. Hope my fellow friends from Karnataka will abide by the verdict.
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by Ponnappa Thambanda on Feb 06, 2007 12:29 AM Permalink
U r right Mr.Jawahar Paulraj, but in TN, excess water is released to Sea do u know that?.
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by Salim Sehzada on Feb 06, 2007 01:39 AM Permalink
And, In Karnataka, the excess water seeps into the griund or evaporates !!! Funny !!
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by r n on Feb 06, 2007 01:55 AM Permalink
salim how sure r u the excess water in karnataka seeps into groun or evoprates, just don't respond for fun, pls nothing funny here..........
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by Sathiyamoorthi Mahendran on Feb 06, 2007 03:21 AM Permalink
Hi Ponnappa, After analysing for 17 years and having all statistical data tribunal has come with their conclusion....do u think tribunal decision is wrong or do u think they don't considered...(what ur talking about). Among all states in india, except Karnataka other state citizens cannot stay peacefully....why is that happening...what the government is doing ????Why they couldn't do any proper action....
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by r n on Feb 06, 2007 02:05 AM Permalink
suhas, get u r facts correct, inspite of all irrigation projects still, farmers committing suicide in karnataka. well peopel r thirsty, rather then comment on karnataka, why don't u try convence successive govts at the centre to implement inter linking of rivers project . start writing mails on it, not scream on a state with is so much important for the progress of the country.
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by Ravi Kumar on Feb 06, 2007 07:12 AM Permalink
We will be happy,If Blr with non IT,BT.and we dont expectany Nonkanndaigas contribution to build Blr or Ktaka. If center and other state people leave us.We will keep our state peacefully and in growth direction.
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by on Feb 07, 2007 01:02 AM Permalink
in the past 25 years only twice water has reached the sea. Why? Last year KN did not release water in summer, instead it allowed all the dams to overflow during peak monsoon and then released water, causing flooding in Srirangam. Ofcourse the water had to go to the sea. Which is why the tribunal order makes sense- periodic release not sudden off-loading!
