Category : Diplomacy


India Clears Chenab Hydropower Project, Pakistan Protests

India grants environmental clearance for the 260 MW Dulhasti Stage II hydropower project on the Chenab River, a move Pakistan claims violates the Indus Waters Treaty. This follows the recent suspension of the treaty and signals India's focus on water secu

Indo-Pak Children's Art for Peace in 2026 Calendar

Amid strained ties, Aaghaz-e-Dosti releases its 14th annual Peace Calendar for 2026, featuring artworks by Indian and Pakistani children envisioning shared progress. Discover their dreams for harmony.

US Lawmakers Urge India to Free Umar Khalid

Over 20 US Congress members call for the release of Umar Khalid, jailed under UAPA for the 2020 Delhi riots. They cite human rights concerns. Read the full story.

India Seeks Early Release of Prisoners from Pakistan

India has formally requested Pakistan for the swift repatriation of its civilian prisoners and fishermen. The appeal was made during a recent diplomatic meeting, highlighting humanitarian concerns.

India-Bangladesh Talks Begin on Renewing Ganges Water Treaty

India and Bangladesh have initiated crucial negotiations to renew the Ganges Water Sharing Treaty, set to expire in December 2026. Officials from both nations have started joint water level measurements. Read the full story for details.

Jaishankar Greets Cuba, Slovakia on National Days

External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar conveyed India's warm greetings to Cuba on its National Day and to Slovakia on its Day of Establishment, reaffirming strong bilateral ties. Read more.

India, Bangladesh Begin Joint Ganga Water Measurements

India and Bangladesh have initiated a crucial joint water measurement exercise in the Ganga and Padma rivers. This data is vital as the landmark Ganges Water Sharing Treaty enters its final year. Read the full details.

Pakistan Warns India on Indus Water Treaty Misuse

Pakistan asserts India cannot misuse its share of western rivers' water under the Indus Water Treaty. This follows India's move to put the 1960 pact in abeyance after the Pahalgam terror attack.

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