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- Tamil Nadu is demanding that the Cauvery Water Management Authority enforce the release of a 16 thousand million cubic feet water backlog by Karnataka.
- The state argues that its request is based on the pro-rata distribution principle established for distress periods by the Supreme Court.
- Authorities maintain the current water supply levels at the Mettur dam are insufficient to sustain agricultural operations in the Cauvery delta.
- Tamil Nadu asserts that future rainfall cannot be relied upon to cover the existing water deficit.
What to watch next
- Cauvery Water Regulation Committee and Cauvery Water Management Authority deliberations on September 24
- Supreme Court proceedings regarding the application filed by Tamil Nadu
- Impact of potential future monsoon patterns on water availability
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