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India-Pakistan meet on March 23-24 to discuss Indus water sharing concerns threadbare

Baglihar Dam on the Chenab River, which flows from India-controlled Kashmir into Pakistan. A water war could be catastrophic to the hundreds of millions of people in India and Pakistan who depend on river water. (REUTERS)
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Updated 22 March 2021
The Economic Times
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India-Pakistan meet on March 23-24 to discuss Indus water sharing concerns threadbare

Updated 22 March 2021
The Economic Times

March 21: Economic Times report by Dipanjan Roy states that India and Pakistan will launch a key Confidence Building Measure close on the heels of the LoC ceasefire arrangement with the two sides all set to meet this week here to hold dialogue on a key water sharing arrangement and Ladakh hydel power projects approved by New Delhi during the past two years.

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Topics: Indus Water Treaty

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