Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Wednesday reviewed the progress of measures aimed at managing and utilising water from three rivers in Jammu and Kashmir that flow into Pakistan. The review meeting focused on administrative, technical and infrastructural steps being taken by the government to
Pakistan on Friday accused India of attempting to undermine the Indus Waters Treaty, a long-standing water-sharing agreement between the two countries signed in 1960. The allegation was made by Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar during a briefing with foreign diplomats in Islamabad. Dar claimed Pakistan had observed sudden and unusual changes
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has warned that Pakistan will not allow even a single drop of water to be taken in violation of the Indus Waters Treaty. He declared that any such move by India would be met with a decisive response, calling it a direct challenge to Pakistan’s sovereignty. Rising Tensions Over Water Dispute […]
India has declared that it will never revive the Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan, marking a historic and irreversible shift in its policy on water sharing with its western neighbor. The announcement was made by Home Minister Amit Shah on June 21, closing the door on a decades-old agreement that had survived wars and geopolitical […]















