Why a bandh won't solve Karnataka's Cauvery water crisis

September 09, 2016 13:57

Karnataka, home to India's Silicon Valley, has logged out for a day. With Cauvery on the boil, Karnataka is in a state of unrest, turmoil and anger. But if it thought declaring a bandh for 12 hours -- for the fifth time in two years over the Cauvery issue -- would make the world sit up and take note, Bengaluru is fooling itself with self-delusional grandeur.

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