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Indus Waters Treaty: Pakistan must fear Narendra Modi’s water war much more than Indian military

Pakistan’s fragile economy and its 195 million people should fear a water war with India more than the one fought with weapons.

Minibus plunges into over-300-feet gorge in J&K's Kishtwar; at least 13 people killed, 13 injured

The accident occurred at Dandaran, near Thakrai, when the driver of the minibus, which was on its way to Kishtwar from the Keshwan area, lost control of it and the vehicle plunged into the over-300-foot gorge, near the Chenab riverbed, this morning, the official said.

India-Pakistan talks on Indus waters likely to be a non-starter; Islamabad appears bent on blocking Kishenganga project

The Indus Waters Treaty has the potential to change the bilateral equation, but only when both India and Pakistan accept the need for good relations.

India, Pakistan to discuss use of Indus waters in Lahore on 29 Aug; 1st official engagement since Imran Khan became PM

Just a week after Imran Khan took his oath as the Pakistan prime minister on 18 August, India is set to have its first official engagement with a team of officials travelling to Islamabad for a meeting of the Permanent Indus Commission.

12 killed, one injured in Jammu and Kashmir's Kishtwar after vehicle carrying Machail yatra pilgrims falls into Chenab

Eleven people were killed in Jammu and Kashmir's Kishtwar after a vehicle, on the way to Machail yatra pilgrimage, fell into the Chenab, media reports said.

Jammu rains: Four dead, three injured in flash floods after incessant downpour; Keran, Kangrail worst affected

Four persons died and three others suffered injuries in flash floods following incessant rains in Jammu region, officials said on Tuesday.

Jammu and Kashmir: Schools shut along LoC as Indian, Pakistani soldiers exchange heavy fire

The Jammu and Kashmir government was forced to close more than two dozen schools along the Line of Control (LoC) after the armies of India and Pakistan pounded each other’s locations in Chenab

Jammu and Kashmir in spotlight as India, Pakistan fight over Himalaya's freshwater resources

Several hundred metres underground, thousands of labourers grind away day and night on a mammoth hydroelectric project in contested Kashmir, where India and Pakistan are racing to tap the subcontinent's diminishing freshwater supplies.

Indus Waters Treaty allows India to construct Kishanganga, Ratle power plants, says World Bank

Under the Indus Waters Treaty, India is permitted to construct hydroelectric facilities on tributaries of the Jhelum and Chenab with certain restrictions.

Pakistan: At least seven killed, one injured in heavy rains; flash flood warning issued

At least seven persons have been killed in Pakistan in heavy monsoon rains that lashed different parts of the country, taking the overall death toll in rain-related incidents in the past two weeks to 53, officials said on Thursday.