The document summarizes the Kaveri water dispute between the Indian states of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. The Kaveri river originates in Karnataka and flows into Tamil Nadu, providing water for agriculture. A long-standing disagreement over water rights has led to protests and unrest as agreements have broken down. The timeline outlines developments from the pre-independence era to present day Supreme Court rulings allocating more water to Karnataka and establishing management authorities. Shortages and disagreements over irrigation needs, basin areas, and respecting historical agreements have fueled the ongoing conflict between the two states over rights to the Kaveri river's waters.
The document summarizes the Kaveri water dispute between the Indian states of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. The Kaveri river originates in Karnataka and flows into Tamil Nadu, providing water for agriculture. A long-standing disagreement over water rights has led to protests and unrest as agreements have broken down. The timeline outlines developments from the pre-independence era to present day Supreme Court rulings allocating more water to Karnataka and establishing management authorities. Shortages and disagreements over irrigation needs, basin areas, and respecting historical agreements have fueled the ongoing conflict between the two states over rights to the Kaveri river's waters.
The document summarizes the Kaveri water dispute between the Indian states of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. The Kaveri river originates in Karnataka and flows into Tamil Nadu, providing water for agriculture. A long-standing disagreement over water rights has led to protests and unrest as agreements have broken down. The timeline outlines developments from the pre-independence era to present day Supreme Court rulings allocating more water to Karnataka and establishing management authorities. Shortages and disagreements over irrigation needs, basin areas, and respecting historical agreements have fueled the ongoing conflict between the two states over rights to the Kaveri river's waters.
the state of Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. It is the fourth largest after Godavari and Mahanadi River in South India. The Kaveri basin is estimated to be 81,155 sq.km. WHY KAVERI CASE STUDY IS IMPORTANT? Dispute between Tamil Nadu and Karnataka . Treaties and negotiations. 50 years old agreement collapsed. Discontinuous of water supply to Tamil Nadu. Vital interests of farmers. FACTS AND FIGURE ORIGIN at Talakaveri , kodagu in the western Ghats in Karnataka and emptying into the Bay of Bengal. BASIN - 81,155 sq.km ( 31,334 sq.mi) LENGTH – 765km(475mi) DISCHARGE - 235.7 m3/s (8,324cu ft/s) STATES – Karnataka , Tamil Nadu , Kerala , Puducherry. TIMELINE OF THE ISSUE 1) Mid 1870s – 1947 – Pre – independence era Utilization of Kaveri waters. Drought and subsequent famines. Mid – nineteenth century. Conference in 1890. Construction of dams in Kannambadi and Mettur. 2) 1947 – 1980s – post independence developments Reorganization of states. Linguistic demographics. Cauvery fact finding committee. Harangi dam at kushalangara. Demand of constitution of tribunal. 3) 1990’S Constituting a Tribunal. Gazette by GOI (Government of India) Failure of the monsoon Powers given by CRA ( Cauvery River Authority) Setting up two new bodies. 4) 2000’s Failure of Monsoon in both the states. CRA and Supreme court interventions. Controversy and Rumors. Final verdict. Karnataka Protest. 2010’s CRA meet in May 2012. “KANNADA OKKOOTA” Final Award of CWDT (Cauvery Water Dispute Tribunal ) EFFECTS Protest and hunger strikes by farmers. Shortage of water in Madhya Karnataka. Schools, Colleges Shut. Heavy Police Deployment. 53 Tamil Channels Blocked causes Water shortage. Geographic boundary. Basin area. Irrigation needs. Not respecting existing or historical agreements. Water scarcity. Increase in water demands. FINAL VERDICT 2018 The Supreme Court on 16 February 2018 delivered its verdict in the Kaveri water dispute, allocating more water to the state of Karnataka. An instructed by the Supreme Court ,the Cauvery Water Management Authority (CWMA) & Cauvery Water Regulation Committee was created on 1 June 2018. conclusion THANK YOU