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Telangana’s legitimate rights over Tungabhadra waters will not be compromised: Uttam

Telangana’s legitimate rights over Tungabhadra waters will not be compromised: Uttam
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Irrigation Minister N. Uttam Kumar Reddy has reaffirmed the Telangana government's commitment to protecting the state's rights over Tungabhadra river waters. The government plans to pursue legal and administrative measures to ensure equitable water distribution and modernize irrigation infrastructure.

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Water rights are a critical political and economic issue in India, directly impacting agricultural stability and regional relations.

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Irrigation Minister N. Uttam Kumar Reddy made it clear that Telangana’s legitimate rights over Tungabhadra waters would not be compromised under any circumstances and the Congress government would pursue all technical, legal and administrative measures required to safeguard the State’s interests.

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