There is palpable anger amongst the farming community in South Karnataka against the current Congress state government and its decision to release Cauvery River water from the Krishnaraja Sagar (KRS) dam to Tamil Nadu.
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Journalist based in Bengaluru, Karnataka. Cover issues ranging from gender, education, human rights and politics, with specific interest in stories coming out of South India.
About The Author
Journalist based in Bengaluru, Karnataka. Cover issues ranging from gender, education, human rights and politics, with specific interest in stories coming out of South India.
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