Cauvery row: Cauvery Water Management Authority’s meeting on July 30
The CWMA, which is the apex body that monitors the Cauvery water releases by upper riparian States as decided by the Supreme Court, is meeting on Thursday, and Karnataka’s appeal is expected to come up before it.
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