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- The Cauvery Water Management Authority has upheld the Cauvery Water Resources Centre's direction, rejecting Karnataka's appeal against releasing water to Tamil Nadu.
- At an emergency meeting on July 30, the CWMA ordered Karnataka to release 3,000 cusecs of water for 15 days.
- The order comes despite deficient rainfall in Karnataka.
- The decision has triggered warnings of bandhs in the state.
What to watch next
- Whether Karnataka complies with the 15-day release order or escalates its challenge
- The scale of bandhs and protests in Karnataka over the ruling
- How rainfall levels in the coming weeks affect future CWRC and CWMA water release orders
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