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India Seeks Review Of Indus Water Treaty, Serves Notice To Pakistan
India has served a formal notice to Pakistan seeking a review of the Indus Water Treaty, arguing that "fundamental and unforeseen" changes in the circumstances require a reassessment of the pact.
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"Pak Habitual Of Creating Disturbances": Minister On Indus Water Treaty
Union Minister Jitendra Singh on Saturday said Pakistan is habitual of making unnecessary noises alleging violations of the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT), even though there has been none and India has always stood by its end of the pact.
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"Pak Actions Have Forced...": India Issues Notice Over Indus Waters Treaty
India had, on January 25, issued a notice to Pakistan for modification of the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) of September 1960 following Pakistani "intransigence" on its implementation, sources said today.
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"Will Assess": India On Appointment Of Expert In Water Dispute With Pak
India on Wednesday said it has noted the World Bank's announcement to concurrently appoint a neutral expert and a chair of the Court of Arbitration in the matter relating to the Kishenganga and Ratle hydroelectric power projects.
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Indian Projects Fully Comply With Indus Water Treaty, Pak Told: Report
India has underscored that its projects are fully compliant with the provisions of the Indus Water Treaty during a meeting of the Permanent Indus Commission, sources told news agency PTI.
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India And Pak Willing To Walk, If Not Work, Together: Government Source
India and Pakistan, south Asian neighbours and archrivals, were among the countries that abstained on a UN resolution that deplored Russia's actions in Ukraine. The two countries are trying to work out their differences, government sources indicate.
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Follows Indus Treaty, Says India After Pak Objects To Plant Design in J&K
Pakistan has raised objections to the design of India's Kiru hydroelectric plant, a mega 624 MW project over the Chenab river in Jammu and Kashmir, but New Delhi asserts that the project is fully compliant with the Indus Water Treaty.
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"Work Has Begun" To Stop River Water Flowing Into Pak, Says Minister
Union water resources minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat has said the government has begun the process of stopping water from the Himalayan rivers flowing into Pakistan without violating Indus Water Treaty.
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"If Pak Continues To Support Terror, We'll Stop Sharing Water": Minister
If Pakistan continues to support cross-border terrorism, India will have no option but to take the "hard" decision of stopping its share of water of three common rivers, Water Resources Minister Nitin Gadkari has said, in a warning to the neighbouring country.
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Not Concerned If India Diverts Water From 3 Eastern Rivers, Says Pakistan
Pakistan has said it is not concerned if India diverted the waters of Beas, Ravi and Sutlej a day after Union Minister Nitin Gadkari said the country had decided to fully utilise its share of unused water from the rivers.
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Will Stop India's Share Of Water Flowing To Pak, Says Nitin Gadkari: 10 Facts
India has decided to fully utilise its share of unused water from rivers Ravi, Beas and Sutlej that has been flowing into Pakistan, Union minister Nitin Gadkari tweeted on Thursday, a week after a suicide bomber of Jaish-e Mohammad drove an explosive-filled car into a CRPF convoy in Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama, killing 40 soldiers. The government's...
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India, Pak Water Treaty Faces Intense Pressure As Rivers Run Dry
Women and children walk miles each day in search for water in a crowded, downtrodden district of Pakistan's financial capital, Karachi - a scene repeated in cities throughout the country.
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India, Pak Agree To Tours On Both Sides Of Indus basin For Power Projects
India and Pakistan have agreed to undertake the Indus Waters Treaty mandated tours by their Commissioners in the Indus basin on both sides to resolve issues on the various hydroelectric projects, including the Pakal Dul and Lower Kalnai in Jammu and Kashmir.
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India Rejects Pakistan's Objection On Hydropower Projects: Pak Official
India has rejected Pakistan's objections on its two hydropower projects on the Chenab river, a Pakistani official said today, as the crucial high-level bilateral talks on the Indus Waters Treaty concluded in Lahore.
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Indus Waters Treaty Talks Between India And Pak To Resume In Lahore
India and Pakistan will resume their talks on various aspects of the Indus Waters Treaty in Lahore on Wednesday, the first bilateral engagement since Prime Minister Imran Khan took office.
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India Seeks Review Of Indus Water Treaty, Serves Notice To Pakistan
India has served a formal notice to Pakistan seeking a review of the Indus Water Treaty, arguing that "fundamental and unforeseen" changes in the circumstances require a reassessment of the pact.
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"Pak Habitual Of Creating Disturbances": Minister On Indus Water Treaty
Union Minister Jitendra Singh on Saturday said Pakistan is habitual of making unnecessary noises alleging violations of the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT), even though there has been none and India has always stood by its end of the pact.
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"Pak Actions Have Forced...": India Issues Notice Over Indus Waters Treaty
India had, on January 25, issued a notice to Pakistan for modification of the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) of September 1960 following Pakistani "intransigence" on its implementation, sources said today.
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"Will Assess": India On Appointment Of Expert In Water Dispute With Pak
India on Wednesday said it has noted the World Bank's announcement to concurrently appoint a neutral expert and a chair of the Court of Arbitration in the matter relating to the Kishenganga and Ratle hydroelectric power projects.
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Indian Projects Fully Comply With Indus Water Treaty, Pak Told: Report
India has underscored that its projects are fully compliant with the provisions of the Indus Water Treaty during a meeting of the Permanent Indus Commission, sources told news agency PTI.
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India And Pak Willing To Walk, If Not Work, Together: Government Source
India and Pakistan, south Asian neighbours and archrivals, were among the countries that abstained on a UN resolution that deplored Russia's actions in Ukraine. The two countries are trying to work out their differences, government sources indicate.
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Follows Indus Treaty, Says India After Pak Objects To Plant Design in J&K
Pakistan has raised objections to the design of India's Kiru hydroelectric plant, a mega 624 MW project over the Chenab river in Jammu and Kashmir, but New Delhi asserts that the project is fully compliant with the Indus Water Treaty.
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"Work Has Begun" To Stop River Water Flowing Into Pak, Says Minister
Union water resources minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat has said the government has begun the process of stopping water from the Himalayan rivers flowing into Pakistan without violating Indus Water Treaty.
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"If Pak Continues To Support Terror, We'll Stop Sharing Water": Minister
If Pakistan continues to support cross-border terrorism, India will have no option but to take the "hard" decision of stopping its share of water of three common rivers, Water Resources Minister Nitin Gadkari has said, in a warning to the neighbouring country.
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Not Concerned If India Diverts Water From 3 Eastern Rivers, Says Pakistan
Pakistan has said it is not concerned if India diverted the waters of Beas, Ravi and Sutlej a day after Union Minister Nitin Gadkari said the country had decided to fully utilise its share of unused water from the rivers.
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Will Stop India's Share Of Water Flowing To Pak, Says Nitin Gadkari: 10 Facts
India has decided to fully utilise its share of unused water from rivers Ravi, Beas and Sutlej that has been flowing into Pakistan, Union minister Nitin Gadkari tweeted on Thursday, a week after a suicide bomber of Jaish-e Mohammad drove an explosive-filled car into a CRPF convoy in Jammu and Kashmir's Pulwama, killing 40 soldiers. The government's...
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India, Pak Water Treaty Faces Intense Pressure As Rivers Run Dry
Women and children walk miles each day in search for water in a crowded, downtrodden district of Pakistan's financial capital, Karachi - a scene repeated in cities throughout the country.
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India, Pak Agree To Tours On Both Sides Of Indus basin For Power Projects
India and Pakistan have agreed to undertake the Indus Waters Treaty mandated tours by their Commissioners in the Indus basin on both sides to resolve issues on the various hydroelectric projects, including the Pakal Dul and Lower Kalnai in Jammu and Kashmir.
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India Rejects Pakistan's Objection On Hydropower Projects: Pak Official
India has rejected Pakistan's objections on its two hydropower projects on the Chenab river, a Pakistani official said today, as the crucial high-level bilateral talks on the Indus Waters Treaty concluded in Lahore.
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Indus Waters Treaty Talks Between India And Pak To Resume In Lahore
India and Pakistan will resume their talks on various aspects of the Indus Waters Treaty in Lahore on Wednesday, the first bilateral engagement since Prime Minister Imran Khan took office.
