The TVK and Congress parties are not in agreement regarding the Cauvery river dispute, indicating differing stances on the contentious issue.

The Karnataka BJP chief has urged actor Vijay to help bridge differences among people, specifically referencing the Cauvery river dispute, in an effort to foster unity.

Unlike his predecessors, Vijay has expressed a desire to discuss the long-standing Cauvery river dispute with Karnataka.

The Tamil Nadu Congress Committee (TNCC) has declared that it will not permit the Karnataka government to lay even a single brick for the construction of a dam at Mekedatu across the Cauvery river without Tamil Nadu's consent.

Six members of a family drowned in the Cauvery river in Mysuru while attending an Urus gathering, in a tragic incident.

Anbumani Ramadoss stated that the proposed Mekedatu dam would obstruct the flow of Cauvery River water to Tamil Nadu, raising concerns about water supply to the region.

The long-standing Cauvery river water dispute between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu has escalated, with Karnataka deferring talks and Tamil Nadu planning to approach the Supreme Court. The central government is urging a resolution to the recurring conflict over water sharing.

A proposed meeting between Karnataka Chief Minister D K Shivakumar and Tamil Nadu counterpart C Joseph Vijay has opened a new political channel to address the long-running Cauvery river dispute. Both governments have indicated a willingness to discuss the issue.

Four members of a family died after entering the Cauvery river for photos, despite warnings, in a tragic incident.

A new bridge connecting Nerur and Unniyur across the Cauvery River has been inaugurated, significantly reducing travel time for surrounding villages.

The DMK party has moved the Supreme Court, demanding the immediate release of Cauvery River water by Karnataka to Tamil Nadu. This action follows the Tamil Nadu minister's rejection of an all-party meeting to discuss the contentious water-sharing issue.

D K Shivakumar, Deputy Chief Minister of Karnataka, has offered a helicopter tour of the Cauvery river to Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Vijay, urging him to 'see ground reality' amidst the ongoing water dispute.

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay chaired a high-level meeting to review the Mekedatu dam issue, a proposed dam by Karnataka across the Cauvery River, and is expected to announce the state's next course of action within 10 days.

The long-standing Cauvery river water dispute is set to test the alliance between the TVK and Congress parties, as the Tamil Nadu government opposes Karnataka’s move to build the Mekedatu dam.