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"Punjab Will Burn If Sutlej-Yamuna Canal Is Built": Amarinder Singh To Centre
Punjab will burn and the state's water-sharing dispute with Haryana will transform into a national security problem if the Satluj-Yamuna Link Canal is completed, Chief Minister Amarinder Singh warned the Centre on Tuesday at a virtual meeting, which was also attended by Union Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat and Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal ...
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Hope India, Pakistan Resolve Water Issue Themselves: UN Chief
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has expressed hope that India and Pakistan will bilaterally resolve issues over water-sharing, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the waters of Sutlej, Beas and Ravi rivers that rightfully belong to India will be stopped from going waste in Pakistan.
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Punjab Must Share Water With Haryana, Says Court. Mass Resignations In Congress
Punjab must share water with Haryana, the Supreme Court ruled today, terming "unconstitutional" a law the state passed in 2004 to end all its water agreements with neighbouring states. The verdict, 12 years after a presidential reference to the court, has sharply escalated politics in Punjab ahead of polls next year.
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In Punjab, Parties Fight To Take Credit For Denying Haryana Water
With election season setting in, political parties in Punjab have launched into a game of one-upmanship over the incomplete Sutlej-Yamuna Link canal that was built to carry surplus water under a water-sharing agreement to neighbouring Haryana.
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"Punjab Will Burn If Sutlej-Yamuna Canal Is Built": Amarinder Singh To Centre
Punjab will burn and the state's water-sharing dispute with Haryana will transform into a national security problem if the Satluj-Yamuna Link Canal is completed, Chief Minister Amarinder Singh warned the Centre on Tuesday at a virtual meeting, which was also attended by Union Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat and Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal ...
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Hope India, Pakistan Resolve Water Issue Themselves: UN Chief
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has expressed hope that India and Pakistan will bilaterally resolve issues over water-sharing, as Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the waters of Sutlej, Beas and Ravi rivers that rightfully belong to India will be stopped from going waste in Pakistan.
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Punjab Must Share Water With Haryana, Says Court. Mass Resignations In Congress
Punjab must share water with Haryana, the Supreme Court ruled today, terming "unconstitutional" a law the state passed in 2004 to end all its water agreements with neighbouring states. The verdict, 12 years after a presidential reference to the court, has sharply escalated politics in Punjab ahead of polls next year.
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In Punjab, Parties Fight To Take Credit For Denying Haryana Water
With election season setting in, political parties in Punjab have launched into a game of one-upmanship over the incomplete Sutlej-Yamuna Link canal that was built to carry surplus water under a water-sharing agreement to neighbouring Haryana.
