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Thursday, December 4, 2025
TopicIndus Water Treaty

Topic: Indus Water Treaty

How Chenab went from the river of love to the restless ticking time bomb

‘If we keep shrinking its bed, it will definitely enter our houses. How can we call it an angry river, it's not the river’s fault,' said a 23-year-old who lives by the Chenab River.

India says international court lacks authority to rule on Pakistan water treaty

A ruling from the Court of Arbitration last week backed Pakistan by saying that India must adhere to the Indus Waters Treaty in the design of new hydro-electric power stations on rivers that flow west into Pakistan.

SubscriberWrites: Indus Waters Treaty: A lifeline under siege

For India, the IWT has increasingly come to feel like a straitjacket—one that restrains its strategic options even as Pakistan provides safe havens for anti-India terror outfits.

Amit Shah lays down India’s stance on Indus Waters Treaty—will never restore it

The Union home minister said Pakistan will be ‘starved’ of water that it has been getting ‘unjustifiably’. He said a canal will be built to divert the water to Rajasthan.

Amit Shah lays down India’s stance on Indus Waters Treaty—will never restore it

The Union home minister said Pakistan will be ‘starved’ of water that it has been getting ‘unjustifiably’. He said a canal will be built to divert the water to Rajasthan.

With Indus Waters Treaty on hold, India working to revive Tulbul project on Kashmir’s Wular Lake

Project envisages constructing a barrage with storage capacity of 0.30 MAF to stabilise Jhelum’s water level. It was abandoned in 1987 after strong objections from Pakistan.

Pakistan DG-ISPR echoes Hafiz Saeed in rant against India—‘if you stop our water, we stop your breath’

In a widely circulated video, Lashkar-e-Taiba chief had said if you stop the water, God willing, we will stop your breath, and then blood shall flow in these rivers.

What’s the Tulbul project Omar, Mehbooba are sparring over & why has it been in limbo for decades

Conceived in the early 80s, work began on the Tulbul project in 1984 on river Jhelum, at the mouth of the Wular Lake, India’s largest freshwater lake near Sopore in North Kashmir.

From water wars to geopolitical fallout, the Pahalgam attack & its many ramifications

Global media also highlights US Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s call for India and Pakistan to ‘de-escalate tensions’, and raising the possible need to bring in a ‘neutral third party’.

IWT suspension is lawful and morally right. India isn’t weaponising water, but ending charity

The colossal dams on the Indus rivers won't rise overnight. But India now possesses the will, the foreign-exchange reserves, and the engineering talent to realise this vision.

On Camera

My grandmother saved her children in Bhopal gas tragedy—and sacrificed her own life

‘Mother kept pouring water in our eyes whenever the burning became unbearable. She pushed our bodies deep into the blanket, making sure not a single part was exposed,’ my father said.

India’s Russian oil imports are showing up in cryptic new places. The crude map stands redrawn

December oil imports from Russia may drop nearly 50%, but Indian buyers already shifting to non-designated Russian entities and opaque trading channels to keep Russian oil flowing.

India to commission new squadron of submarine-hunting Romeo choppers in Goa later this month

The helicopters produced by Lockheed Martin are known as ‘submarine hunters’. India ordered 24 of these aircraft in 2020 to replace the Sea King helicopters. 15 have been delivered till date.

Gaali cricket: Bavuma stands tall, India’s Test ego cut to size

The India-South Africa series-defining fact is the catastrophic decline of Indian red ball cricket where a visiting team can mock us with the 'grovel' word.