Speedy completion of Pulichintala project on Krishna river, diversion of Godavari water from Polavaram project to Prakasam barrage and construction of check dams along the Krishna river are some suggestions made by irrigation experts, advocates and Delta Parirakshana Samiti leaders to mitigate the irrigation water problem to be faced by the Krishna delta in future, following the Brijesh Kumar Trib

The last time he went on a fast was for stricken farmers in Andhra Pradesh and now, it's against the Krishna Water Disputes Tribunal verdict.

The former Congress MP will sit on a fast at the Jantar Mantar in New Delhi to protest, what he claims, is 'injustice' to Andhra Pradesh.

On December 30 last year, the Krishna Water Dispute Tribunal, in its verdict, awarded the largest share of water f

All parties must learn to give and take
Business Standard / New Delhi January 06, 2011, 0:26 IST

All river water-sharing awards invite controversy. So, the varied reaction to the ruling given by the second Krishna water disputes tribunal, headed by Justice Brijesh Kumar Mishra, is not surprising.

Jan. 3: Union Minister of state for steel and mines A. Sai Pratap termed the judgement given by the tribunal on Krishna waters as unjustified.

Criticising the Krishna Tribunal award on sharing of Krishna river water, the Karnataka Rakshana Vedike (KRV) has urged the state government to file a review petition before the Tribunal to set right the lapses and injustice to the State.

The members of Karnataka Rakshana Vedike and Dalit and Backward Castes Forum staging a protest, condemning the Krishna tribunal verdict, in Mysore on Monday.

Fixing quotas for withdrawal of Krishna river water by riparian states, the Krishna Water Disputes Tribunal (KWDT) today allocated the maximum share to Andhra Pradesh but allowed Karnataka to increase the water storage level of the Almatti dam from 519.6 m to 524.26 m.

The tribunal, the second related to the dispute and constituted in 2004 under Justice (retired) Brijesh Kumar, allocated 1,001

Fixing quotas for withdrawal of the Krishna river water by riparian states, the Krishna Water Disputes Tribunal (KWDT) on Thursday allocated the maximum share to Andhra Pradesh but allowed Karnataka to increase the water storage level of the Almatti dam from 519 m to 524.26 m.

The tribunal, the second related to the dispute and constituted in 2004 under Justice (retired) Brijesh Kumar, allocate

In a welcome news for the state, the Krishna Water Disputes Tribunal-II (KWDT-II) has enhanced its share of Krishna water from 585 TMC to 666 TMC.

VIJAYAWADA, Dec. 6: Krishna district farmers are concerned with another cyclonic storm formed over Bay of Bengal.
Farmers have already suffered loss due to heavy rains caused by cyclone Laila and Jal during the last few months. Now, another storm is looming large over the Bay of Bengal in coastal districts.

The three-member Krishna Water Disputes Tribunal-II, constituted in 2004 headed by Justice Brijesh Kumar gave its judgement on December 30, 2010. KWDT-II freshly assessed the yearly yields in the Krishna and determined the award on the basis of the yearly yield at 65 per cent dependability which was assessed at a total of 2,293 tmcft.

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