Groundwater recharge and irrigation gains are likely, yet the bulk of allocated water may continue downstream.

India is set to tighten the screws on Pakistan’s water access, as the long-delayed Shahpur Kandi dam is set to be completed by March 31. This will enable New Delhi to block the flow of surplus water ...

As Pakistan prepares for a punishing summer, fresh concerns are emerging over its already fragile water security. With the ...

With summers on the horizon, Pakistan's water woes may worsen as India is planning to halt the flow of surplus water from the ...

Implementation of the project with Punjab will minimise the wastage of Ravi waters that currently flow past the Madhopur ...

Pakistan faces a worsening water crisis as India moves to fully utilize Ravi River water through the Shahpur Kandi Dam project.

New Delhi/IBNS, Feb. 18 -- As summer approaches, Pakistan's mounting water challenges could deepen further, with India preparing to halt the flow of surplus water from the Ravi River into Pakistan.

J&K Minister Javed Ahmed Rana confirms India will block surplus Ravi River water to Pakistan by March 31, 2026. Explore the impact of the Shahpur Kandi Dam and the Indus Waters Treaty suspension on ...

Jammu and Kashmir's Water Resources Minister, Javed Ahmed Rana, announced that the Shahpur Kandi dam project is expected to ...

Water woes for Pakistan are unlikely to end soon. Ahead of a harsh summer, India is now set to block surplus water flow from the Ravi River to Pakistan with the completion of the Shahpur Kandi barrage ...

The announcement was made on Monday by Jammu and Kashmir minister Javed Ahmed Rana.

Jammu & Kashmir Water Resources Minister has firmly stated that the Shahpur Kandi dam project is nearing its completion. Here's what it means for Pakistan.