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Time to Revisit Indus Water Treaty - Jammu Kashmir Latest News | Tourism - Vimarsana News

Time to Revisit Indus Water Treaty - Jammu Kashmir Latest News | Tourism

Colonel B S Nagial (Retd) On 25 Jan 2023, India issued a notice to Pakistan specifying the need to amend the Indus Water Treaty (IWT), 1960, as per the reports that appeared in the media. This notice has been issued through a commissioner appointed as per the provisions laid down in Article XII (3) of IWT, 1960. As per this notice, Pakistan has to ratify the violations of the provisions laid down in this treaty within 90 days of issuing […]

Parliament building's energy audit recommended - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Parliament building's energy audit recommended - Newspaper

“There is a need for energy conservation in the larger interest of the country," says Senator Seemee Ezdi.

Source: dawn.com
Heavily silted Guddu-Kotri stretch caused Sindh flooding - Vimarsana News

Heavily silted Guddu-Kotri stretch caused Sindh flooding

ISLAMABAD: The silted Guddu-Kotri stretch in the Indus River, the failure to arrange Rs332.246 billion funding required to implement the National Flood Protection Plan -IV, and squeezed role of the...

Recipe for disaster: Silted Guddu-Kotri stretch, sidelined FFC behind Sindh flooding - Vimarsana News

Recipe for disaster: Silted Guddu-Kotri stretch, sidelined FFC behind Sindh flooding

Failure to arrange Rs332.246b to implement NFPP-IV and squeezed role of Federal Flood Commission contributing factors

Source: geo.tv
Pakistan flooding death toll tops 1,000 as rains continue to pour - Vimarsana News

Pakistan flooding death toll tops 1,000 as rains continue to pour

(AL Jazeera) The death toll from ravaging monsoon floods in Pakistan has crossed 1,000, as several countries, including Qatar and Iran, pledged emergency support in the wake of a deluge that has been described as a “humanitarian disaster of epic proportions”. The country’s National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) said on Sunday that the toll since […]

Source: island.lk