India builds huge reservoirs to stop Pakistan's water

[T-Rex]

I think now China also needs a surgical strike from the Indian army.

Take my word for it, your troops have no such fancy. It's too scary for them. They'll rather watch Halloween while being surrounded and protected by their loved ones.

 

[Indika]

What is AP?

azad pakistan? they are building cpec with chinese help.

 

[Mugwop]

He got confused because there are two AP in India, 1. Arunachal Pradesh. 2. Andra Pradesh

Can't blame him because I didn't know that either

 

[MULUBJA]

Arunchal pradesh

Yes they came in AP, Chumar and Laddakh to stop canal work but they had to go back after humiliating treatment on the hand of Indian forces.

 

[Mugwop]

Yes they came in AP, Chumar and Laddakh to stop canal work but they had to go back after humiliating treatment on the hand of Indian forces.

Isn't AP,chumar,ladakh under indian control? Why would you let a foreign force invade in the first place?

 

[MULUBJA]

Isn't AP,chumar,ladakh under indian control? Why would you let a foreign force invade in the first place?

It is not invasion it is a trace pass. We do not have hostile exchange of using gun like indo pakistan border with china. We simply ask them to go back and they go back like obidient children.

India has maximised its efforts to make complete use of water from the Indus River, according to a report released by BBC.

It quoted Indian officials as saying that New Delhi is looking to build large reservoirs and canals to store more and more water from the Indus, Chenab and Jhelum over the coming years. Most of the water from these three rivers is allotted to Pakistan under the Indus Waters Treaty.

Despite Pakistani efforts for peace with India, Modi-led Indian government has increased efforts to stop Pakistan’s water by building huge water storage facilities and canals along the Indus river system.

A BBC report quoting senior official said that India is stepping up efforts to maximise its water use from the western rivers of the Indusbasin.

According to the Indus Water Treaty, Pakistan has unrestricted access to the three rivers, i.e. Jhelum, Chenab and the Indus. For its part, India was allocated unrestricted access to the three eastern rivers, i.e. Ravi, Sutlej and Beas.

Experts warn India’s efforts towards this end to pose a serious threat to water security in Pakistan. Pakistan has already informed India of its serious reservations over the construction of two hydropower projects in the Indus basin. Pakistan has voiced its concerns that India may become capable of holding more than its just share as outlined in the Indus Waters Treaty.

The three rivers flow through Indian-occupied Kashmir but most of the water is allotted to Pakistan under an international treaty..

Pakistan successfully built Warsak, Mangla and Tarbela dams. In an outrageous statement in November, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that water which belongs to India cannot be allowed into Pakistan.

“The fields of our farmers must have adequate water. Water that belongs to India cannot be allowed to go to Pakistan. Government will do everything to give enough water to our farmers,” he had said.

According to the BBC report, India wants to "maximise" its use of water from the Indus, Chenab and Jhelum rivers. Millions of people in both countries depend on water in the rivers. Islamabad has already objected over some of India's existing water projects.

It has asked the World Bank, which brokered the signing of the treaty between the two countries, for a court of arbitration to consider two Indian hydropower projects in the Indus basin, the report said.

In the past, disagreements between the two countries have been settled within the legal framework provided within the treaty. The World Bank’s role in the Indus Water Treaty is limited and strictly procedural.

In September, Modi also reviewed provisions of the treaty with Pakistan. He along with other government officials evaluated the pros and cons of the treaty.



http://nation.com.pk/national/23-Dec-2016/india-builds-huge-reservoirs-to-stop-pakistan-s-water

I do not think that any reservior shall be large enough to store sindhu water.

 

[Mugwop]

It is not invasion it is a trace pass. We do not have hostile exchange of using gun like indo pakistan border with china. We simply ask them to go back and they go back like obidient children.



I do not think that any reservior shall be large enough to store sindhu water.

Looks like this trace pass has happened many times "will also happen in the future" and there are many threads about it here on this forum but I guess I will take your word for it.

 

[Always Neutral]

India is the easiest enemy for China to defeat relative to the immediate benefits of victory. They should be our choice target of priority. Defeat them on the battlefield and confiscate all their household gold to enrich ourselves.

This is what happens when you post without taking your medications or opium pill.

On topic, it has twisted the BBC article. India has only stated in the original article that it will maximize the usage of its share of water under the Indus treaty and I think Pakistan should also do the same. Water is too precious a commodity to be wasted by both Countries

 

[MULUBJA]

Looks like this trace pass has happened many times "will also happen in the future" and there are many threads about it here on this forum but I guess I will take your word for it.

They claim that india entered in their territory and we claim that they came. It keeps happening.

 

[Mugwop]

They claim that india entered in their territory and we claim that they came. It keeps happening.

Ok but the topic is about water not

 

[MULUBJA]

Ok but the topic is about water not

yes, and I said few post ago that no reservior is big enough to store sindhu water.

 

[ravi gupta]

India is the easiest enemy for China to defeat relative to the immediate benefits of victory. They should be our choice target of priority. Defeat them on the battlefield and confiscate all their household gold to enrich ourselves.

If it was so easy you already would have come,leave that so when are you taking your main land TAIWAN

 

[BuddhaPalm]

If it was so easy you already would have come,leave that so when are you taking your main land TAIWAN

We already build roads and rail on territory that you claim as part of CPEC despite your crying. When you attack, as I am sure you will, then our counterattack will rip a new one for India.

 

[lonelyman]

India has maximised its efforts to make complete use of water from the Indus River, according to a report released by BBC.

It quoted Indian officials as saying that New Delhi is looking to build large reservoirs and canals to store more and more water from the Indus, Chenab and Jhelum over the coming years. Most of the water from these three rivers is allotted to Pakistan under the Indus Waters Treaty.

Despite Pakistani efforts for peace with India, Modi-led Indian government has increased efforts to stop Pakistan’s water by building huge water storage facilities and canals along the Indus river system.

A BBC report quoting senior official said that India is stepping up efforts to maximise its water use from the western rivers of the Indusbasin.

According to the Indus Water Treaty, Pakistan has unrestricted access to the three rivers, i.e. Jhelum, Chenab and the Indus. For its part, India was allocated unrestricted access to the three eastern rivers, i.e. Ravi, Sutlej and Beas.

Experts warn India’s efforts towards this end to pose a serious threat to water security in Pakistan. Pakistan has already informed India of its serious reservations over the construction of two hydropower projects in the Indus basin. Pakistan has voiced its concerns that India may become capable of holding more than its just share as outlined in the Indus Waters Treaty.

The three rivers flow through Indian-occupied Kashmir but most of the water is allotted to Pakistan under an international treaty..

Pakistan successfully built Warsak, Mangla and Tarbela dams. In an outrageous statement in November, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that water which belongs to India cannot be allowed into Pakistan.

“The fields of our farmers must have adequate water. Water that belongs to India cannot be allowed to go to Pakistan. Government will do everything to give enough water to our farmers,” he had said.

According to the BBC report, India wants to "maximise" its use of water from the Indus, Chenab and Jhelum rivers. Millions of people in both countries depend on water in the rivers. Islamabad has already objected over some of India's existing water projects.

It has asked the World Bank, which brokered the signing of the treaty between the two countries, for a court of arbitration to consider two Indian hydropower projects in the Indus basin, the report said.

In the past, disagreements between the two countries have been settled within the legal framework provided within the treaty. The World Bank’s role in the Indus Water Treaty is limited and strictly procedural.

In September, Modi also reviewed provisions of the treaty with Pakistan. He along with other government officials evaluated the pros and cons of the treaty.



http://nation.com.pk/national/23-Dec-2016/india-builds-huge-reservoirs-to-stop-pakistan-s-water

Too bad our Pakistan friends have such a despicable bully as neighbor

 

[DJ_Viper]

India has maximised its efforts to make complete use of water from the Indus River, according to a report released by BBC.

It quoted Indian officials as saying that New Delhi is looking to build large reservoirs and canals to store more and more water from the Indus, Chenab and Jhelum over the coming years. Most of the water from these three rivers is allotted to Pakistan under the Indus Waters Treaty.

So I guess....the following map of rerouting water from many major Indian rivers is about to take place. What would happen when the "Indus" India wants to stop water from, comes empty getting into India along with a few other major rivers. The Chinese were pretty serious when someone published this on a Chinese site: