New DPRs should decide State’s share in interlinking river projects: Bommai
The Hindu
He said the earlier project report prepared during UPA Govt. had reduced Karnataka’s share of water
The State Government on Tuesday reiterated its rights over its share of river water in the inter-State river-linking projects in the Cauvery and Krishna basins and said the State’s share should be properly decided in the new detailed project reports (DPRs).
Reacting to the Union Budget proposals on linking ofGodavari-Krishna, Krishna-Pennar, and Pennar-Cauvery, Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai said the Centre has decided to provide support for implementation of the inter-State river linking projects “once a consensus is reached among the beneficiary States”.
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