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The four-page order also said that any shortfall " which will be calculated on Thursday - should also be provided to Tamil Nadu during the period. During its October 11 meeting, the CMC had said Tamil Nadu should get 8.85 tmc of water between October 16 and 31. "A shortfall, if any, would be calculated tomorrow as the last award was applicable till today," an official said.
The next meeting will be held here on November 15. On Supreme Court orders, the CMC headed by Secretary, Water Resources asked Tamil Nadu to make a written submission before the panel by November 2 on issues it wants to be addressed.
When representatives of Tamil Nadu raised the issues, they were asked to make a written submission. "We hereby direct CMC to examine all issues as may be raised on behalf of the states and make recommendations," a bench of justices DK Jain and JS Khehar had said on Tuesday. Tamil Nadu's counsel had placed a copy of the October 26 letter addressed by
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