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Brahmaputra-Kaveri link: India’s river-interlinking dream explained, and the roadblocks ahead
By Shreedhar Rathi12 min read at Times of India
In brief
The article explains India's proposed river-interlinking project to transfer water from the Brahmaputra basin to the Kaveri basin, detailing its potential benefits, political support from Union Minister Amit Shah and southern state leaders, and significant implementation challenges including interstate disputes and technical feasibility.
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Imagine a network of canals and reservoirs that could carry water from the Brahmaputra basin in the Northeast, across the Ganga and Mahanadi systems, and eventually towards the Kaveri in southern India.
The idea is to connect river basins through a series of engineered links, moving water from regions considered to have a surplus to those that face shortages.
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