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Cauvery River Issue

Cauvery River Issue: 10 Things to know about the fight between Tamil Nadu and Karnataka Tussle between the 2 states began in 1960s' when Karnataka to build 4 tributaries of Cauvery. The Cauvery water sharing is managed through provisions of Interstate agreements of 1924 and 1872. In 1986, Tamil Nadu government requested Central government to form a tribunal. Cauvery Waters Tribunal was formed on June, 2, 1990 to solve the dispute. Tribunal announced its final order in 2007 stating 419 tmc ft water to Tamil Nadu and 270 tmc ft to Karnataka The agreement came into force when both the states were part of the Madras province. Manmohan Singh, chairman of Cauvery River Authority in 2012, told Karnataka government to release 9,000 cusecs of water daily. Jayalalithaa decided to sue Karnataka govt for contempt of court as it failed to provide water as decided by Tribunal In August 2016, Jayalalithaa filed a petition in Supreme Court seeking release of water from Cauvery SC in its verdict directed Karnataka to release 15,000 cusecs of water to Tamil Nadu for 10 days.