Live
- Additional CCTV cameras to be installed in strong rooms where EVMs kept, Madras HC told
- Postal ballot extension till 10th of this month: Returning Officer Uday Kumar
- Stopped manufacturing, supply of additional Covishield doses, disclosed all side effects: Serum Institute
- We do what we say: Rajnath
- RBI coming up with new steps to expand UPI outreach
- Red Cross Day Celebrations
- Srikakulam District Sarpanchs and Panchayati Raj Chamber Leaders backs NDA
- YSRCP Candidates Conduct Election Campaign in Unguthuru Mandal, Eluru
- Controversy Erupts Over Sam Pitroda's Comments On Indian Diversity: BJP Slams, Congress Distances
- YS Jagan Seeks Court Permission to Travel Abroad
Always committed to the interest of the state in the Cauvery water issue; DCM DK Shivakumar
Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar on Wednesday stated that, "The Congress government is always committed to protect the interest of our state in the matter of Cauvery water and we respect what the Supreme Court says."
Bengaluru: Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar on Wednesday stated that, "The Congress government is always committed to protect the interest of our state in the matter of Cauvery water and we respect what the Supreme Court says."
Responding to reporters at Vidhana Soudha ahead of the all-party meeting on the Cauvery water issue, Shivakumar said, "At present there is 40% less water. The inflow has also seen a sharp decline. We will discuss in the meeting what we should do in such a difficult time. The Supreme Court has set up a separate bench to protect the interests of our state. Leaving aside politics, what can be argued in court will be discussed," he informed.
Congratulations on the success of Chandrayaan
At the same time, he said, "I am very happy that Chandrayaan has been successful. On behalf of the Government of Karnataka and as an Indian, I would like to extend my hearty congratulations to all the workers from the grassroots level to the scientists who have worked for this unprecedented work that will make the entire country happy."
