Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin on Monday ruled out scope for talks with Karnataka over the Mekedatu dam issue. Based on the Centre's assurances, his government is confident that Karnataka cannot go ahead in its initiative and legal options would also be pursued in the dam matter, Stalin told reporters in the national capital after calling on President Ram Nath Kovind.
Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa, on Friday, met with Prime Minister Narendra Modi amid speculations over leadership change. Upon questioning, he dismissed the speculations and sidestepped reporters on the issue. The CM requested Modi to facilitate the early implementation of pending state projects, including the Mekedatu drinking water project.
Chennai: A day after a dawn-to-dusk bandh Was observed in Karnataka to protest Tamil Nadu's opposition to Mekedatu drinking water project across the river Cauvery, NDA constituent PMK today said all political parties in the
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