Currently, India lacks the required infrastructure to use the Indus system as an effective hydro-disciplinary tool.

If the waters of the Indus are weaponized, Pakistan’s very fabric including economy, food supply, and stability will begin to unravel. And, in a region already riddled with fault lines such a ...

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The suspension is among several steps India has taken against Pakistan, accusing it of backing cross-border terrorism - a ...

Pakistan’s water crisis is worsened by poor irrigation, water-intensive crops, and inefficient management. A 2018 ...

Dr Ashish Kaul In a move that could reshape the geopolitics of South Asia, India’s recent signals to renegotiate or ...

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Cambodia should share a feasibility study on the impact of a planned China-backed canal that would divert water from the rice ...

NEW DELHI (ANI)- India is closely monitoring China ... dam on the Yarlung Tsangpo River in Tibet is expected to generate 300 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity annually, making it the world ...