News Topic:Indus Waters Treaty
J&K
Neutral expert backs India in dispute over power projects in J-K
A World Bank-appointed neutral expert has extended support to India on the framework to resolve certain disputes with Pakistan on hydroelectric projects.
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Jammu
Neutral experts tour Ratle hydroelectric project amid IWT dispute
On the second day of their visit, the 40-member delegation of neutral experts today visited different units of the 850-megawatt Ratle project.
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J&K
Delegation inspects Ratle hydroelectric project amid Indus Water Treaty disputes
The Indus Water Treaty (IWT) cat is out of the bag again as a 40-member delegation comprising Pakistanis, Indians and neutral experts today had an extensive tour.
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J&K
Govt appoints 25 liaison officers ahead of neutral experts’ visit to Kashmir
The Government of Jammu and Kashmir on Saturday appointed 25 liaison officers in view of a visit of neutral experts along with “delegations from India and Pakistan”.
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Pakistan
India and Pakistan likely to fight a war over water in future: Cameron Munter
Former US envoy to Pakistan Cameron Munter on Wednesday said that in his opinion, India and Pakistan are likely to fight a war in future over sharing of water resources.
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