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- Karnataka Chief Minister D.K.
- Shivakumar has directed newly inducted ministers to visit the districts assigned to them and inspect areas affected by both drought and excessive rainfall, submitting their reports to the Revenue Department within a week.
- The cabinet discussed drought conditions and water problems in the Cauvery basin, where the state has been directed to release water to Tamil Nadu.
- Shivakumar said recent rain has temporarily eased the water crisis, but heavy rain has caused incidents in Shivamogga and Thirthahalli, and compensation will be provided after reports are collected.
- Each assembly constituency has been granted Rs 1 crore for drinking water purposes, and deputy commissioners have been asked to submit ground-level reports.
What to watch next
- Whether ministers submit their district reports to the Revenue Department within the one-week deadline
- The government's compensation decisions for rain-affected areas like Shivamogga and Thirthahalli after reports come in
- Water releases to Tamil Nadu from the Cauvery basin amid the ongoing dispute
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