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Union Minister's "No Water" Response To Bilawal Bhutto's "Blood" Threat
Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri today issued a sharp response to Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) chief Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari's recent remarks on India's suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) following the Pahalgam terror attack on Tuesday.
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"Pak Actions Have Forced...": India Issues Notice Over Indus Waters Treaty
India had, on January 25, issued a notice to Pakistan for modification of the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) of September 1960 following Pakistani "intransigence" on its implementation, sources said today.
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Annual Talks Between Commissioners Of India, Pakistan On Indus Waters Treaty Begins In Delhi
A host of issues under the Indus Waters Treaty are likely to be discussed between the Indus Commissioners of the two countries as part of their annual meeting underway in Delhi today.
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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 Should Set Up Arbitration Court To Settle Water Issue With India: Pakistan
Pakistan has requested the World Bank to fulfill its obligation to establish a court of arbitration to settle its water dispute with India in the light of the Indus Waters Treaty.
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No Agreement Reached At Indus Water Treaty Talks: World Bank
The latest round of talks between India and Pakistan on the Indus Water Treaty concluded without reaching an agreement, the World Bank has said even as it gave the assurance that both countries would continue to work to resolve their issues in an amicable manner.
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US Asks India And Pakistan To Work 'Bilaterally' On Indus Waters Treaty
US Secretary of State John Kerry spoke to Pakistani Finance Minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar over the phone regarding the Indus Waters Treaty issue and encouraged both South Asian neighbours Pakistan and India to work together to resolve their differences.
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Fully Conscious Of International Obligations, Ready To Talk On Indus Waters Issue, Says India
India on Tuesday said that it is ready to engage in further consultations on matters relating to the waters of the Indus river basin in relation to Pakistan after the World Bank took a decision that is seemingly in New Delhi's favour.
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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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World Bank Asks India, Pakistan To Agree To Mediation On Indus Water Treaty
The World Bank on Thursday asked India and Pakistan to "agree to mediation" in order to settle on a mechanism for how the Indus Waters Treaty should be used to resolve issues regarding two dams under construction along the Indus river system.
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PM Narendra Modi's Push Against Pak Has A Role For Himalayan Rivers: Foreign Media
Himalayan rivers have become the new flash point in the bitter India-Pakistan conflict, providing the latest diplomatic weapon in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's push to isolate Islamabad.
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As India Reviews Indus Waters Treaty, A Pre-Emptive Strike From Pakistan
Stung by reports that India is reviewing the Indus Waters Treaty after the Uri terror attack - with Prime Minister Narendra Modi saying that "blood and water cannot flow together" - Pakistan has approached the World Bank.
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Opinion: Signs Of China Embracing Pak More Tightly
As Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping prepare to meet again in just over a fortnight on the occasion of the BRICS summit in Goa on October 18, both sides will be closely watching for signs of greater mutual understanding and mutual accommodation on issues that have evaded resolution for some time.
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Pakistan Violating Indus Waters Treaty, Says India
India today said Pakistan was violating the Indus Waters Treaty by deciding to move the Court of Arbitration over construction of two dams.
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Union Minister's "No Water" Response To Bilawal Bhutto's "Blood" Threat
Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri today issued a sharp response to Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) chief Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari's recent remarks on India's suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) following the Pahalgam terror attack on Tuesday.
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"Pak Actions Have Forced...": India Issues Notice Over Indus Waters Treaty
India had, on January 25, issued a notice to Pakistan for modification of the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) of September 1960 following Pakistani "intransigence" on its implementation, sources said today.
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Annual Talks Between Commissioners Of India, Pakistan On Indus Waters Treaty Begins In Delhi
A host of issues under the Indus Waters Treaty are likely to be discussed between the Indus Commissioners of the two countries as part of their annual meeting underway in Delhi today.
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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 Should Set Up Arbitration Court To Settle Water Issue With India: Pakistan
Pakistan has requested the World Bank to fulfill its obligation to establish a court of arbitration to settle its water dispute with India in the light of the Indus Waters Treaty.
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No Agreement Reached At Indus Water Treaty Talks: World Bank
The latest round of talks between India and Pakistan on the Indus Water Treaty concluded without reaching an agreement, the World Bank has said even as it gave the assurance that both countries would continue to work to resolve their issues in an amicable manner.
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US Asks India And Pakistan To Work 'Bilaterally' On Indus Waters Treaty
US Secretary of State John Kerry spoke to Pakistani Finance Minister Mohammad Ishaq Dar over the phone regarding the Indus Waters Treaty issue and encouraged both South Asian neighbours Pakistan and India to work together to resolve their differences.
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Fully Conscious Of International Obligations, Ready To Talk On Indus Waters Issue, Says India
India on Tuesday said that it is ready to engage in further consultations on matters relating to the waters of the Indus river basin in relation to Pakistan after the World Bank took a decision that is seemingly in New Delhi's favour.
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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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World Bank Asks India, Pakistan To Agree To Mediation On Indus Water Treaty
The World Bank on Thursday asked India and Pakistan to "agree to mediation" in order to settle on a mechanism for how the Indus Waters Treaty should be used to resolve issues regarding two dams under construction along the Indus river system.
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PM Narendra Modi's Push Against Pak Has A Role For Himalayan Rivers: Foreign Media
Himalayan rivers have become the new flash point in the bitter India-Pakistan conflict, providing the latest diplomatic weapon in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's push to isolate Islamabad.
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As India Reviews Indus Waters Treaty, A Pre-Emptive Strike From Pakistan
Stung by reports that India is reviewing the Indus Waters Treaty after the Uri terror attack - with Prime Minister Narendra Modi saying that "blood and water cannot flow together" - Pakistan has approached the World Bank.
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Opinion: Signs Of China Embracing Pak More Tightly
As Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping prepare to meet again in just over a fortnight on the occasion of the BRICS summit in Goa on October 18, both sides will be closely watching for signs of greater mutual understanding and mutual accommodation on issues that have evaded resolution for some time.
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Pakistan Violating Indus Waters Treaty, Says India
India today said Pakistan was violating the Indus Waters Treaty by deciding to move the Court of Arbitration over construction of two dams.
