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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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World Bank Holds Meet With India On Indo-Pak Indus Treaty
India today asked the World Bank not to rush in to broker a deal on its dispute with Pakistan over Kishenganga and Ratle project, asserting that the differences can be resolved bilaterally or through a neutral expert.
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Pakistan Objects To World Bank Pausing Processes Under Indus Waters Treaty
Pakistan has asked the World Bank to "fulfil its obligations" regarding the Indus Waters Treaty as it objected to the body pausing two concurrent processes related to Indo-Pak dispute over Kishenganga and Ratle project.
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Government To Fast-Track Irrigation Projects In Indus Basin
Amid growing strain in Indo-Pak ties, government is planning to fast-track four projects in Indus river basin to increase irrigation area in Jammu and Kashmir by nearly 2.05 lakh acres, weeks after India decided to "exploit to the maximum" the water of Pakistan-controlled rivers, including Jhelum, as per Indus Waters Treaty.
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India, Pakistan Reach Out To World Bank On Indus Waters Treaty
The World Bank, the international lender which had mediated the Indus Waters Treaty, today said it was approached by India and Pakistan and it is "responding in its limited, procedural role as set out in the treaty".
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Sartaj Aziz Of Pakistan Says India Opting Out Of Indus Waters Treaty Would Be 'Act Of War'
A day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi warned "blood and water cannot flow together," Pakistan has declared that if India opts out of a key water-sharing agreement, it would amount to "an act of war."
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Amid Indo-Pak Tensions, UN Official Says, 'Indus Waters Treaty Survived 2 Wars'
The 1960 Indus Waters Treaty between India and Pakistan has survived "two wars", a high-level UN official said underlining water also represents a source of cooperation and not just conflict.
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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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World Bank Holds Meet With India On Indo-Pak Indus Treaty
India today asked the World Bank not to rush in to broker a deal on its dispute with Pakistan over Kishenganga and Ratle project, asserting that the differences can be resolved bilaterally or through a neutral expert.
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Pakistan Objects To World Bank Pausing Processes Under Indus Waters Treaty
Pakistan has asked the World Bank to "fulfil its obligations" regarding the Indus Waters Treaty as it objected to the body pausing two concurrent processes related to Indo-Pak dispute over Kishenganga and Ratle project.
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Government To Fast-Track Irrigation Projects In Indus Basin
Amid growing strain in Indo-Pak ties, government is planning to fast-track four projects in Indus river basin to increase irrigation area in Jammu and Kashmir by nearly 2.05 lakh acres, weeks after India decided to "exploit to the maximum" the water of Pakistan-controlled rivers, including Jhelum, as per Indus Waters Treaty.
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India, Pakistan Reach Out To World Bank On Indus Waters Treaty
The World Bank, the international lender which had mediated the Indus Waters Treaty, today said it was approached by India and Pakistan and it is "responding in its limited, procedural role as set out in the treaty".
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Sartaj Aziz Of Pakistan Says India Opting Out Of Indus Waters Treaty Would Be 'Act Of War'
A day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi warned "blood and water cannot flow together," Pakistan has declared that if India opts out of a key water-sharing agreement, it would amount to "an act of war."
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Amid Indo-Pak Tensions, UN Official Says, 'Indus Waters Treaty Survived 2 Wars'
The 1960 Indus Waters Treaty between India and Pakistan has survived "two wars", a high-level UN official said underlining water also represents a source of cooperation and not just conflict.
