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Category: Water & Resource

India notifies Pakistan of Major Water Release in Ravi, Chenab, Sutlej
Dam Opens Spillways, Releasing Heavy Water Flow to Manage Rising River Levels.
China’s New Mega Dam Raises Fears of Water War in India
China’s mega dam plan on the Brahmaputra sparks India’s fears of a water war, raising concerns over water security, displacement, and regional stability.
Panjshir River Water Transfer Project Gains Momentum in Kabul
Afghanistan, Katwazi Group discuss Panjshir River water transfer project to ease Kabul’s water shortage.
Indus Waters Treaty Breach Sparks Alarming Global Backlash
India's move on the Indus Waters Treaty sparks alarm in UK Parliament over rising risks to peace, law, and water rights in South Asia.
Gold Mine Dispute Turns Deadly in Afghanistan
A deadly clash at an Afghan gold mine leaves four Chinese nationals dead. Authorities deny terror links and vow justice as tensions rise over mining rights.
Tragic Glacial Lake Outburst Flood Threat: 7.1 Million at Risk in KP and GB
Glacial lake outburst flood threat surges in KP; authorities race to act as monsoon rains hit Chitral, Swat, and Dir.
Critical Minerals in Spotlight After COAS-Trump Talks
Pakistan’s critical minerals gain global focus after the Trump-Munir meeting, opening doors for trade, tech, and strategic partnerships.
PM Modi to Inaugurate Chenab Bridge Amid Tight Security in Kashmir
PM Modi to inaugurate Chenab Bridge in Kashmir, sparking concerns over military use, occupation, and demographic change in the region.
Aseefa Bhutto Empowers Women Through Sindh Flood Project
Flood Relief: Aseefa Bhutto-Zardari and Sindh CM Murad Ali Shah visit flood-hit village in Shaheed Benazirabad on May 23.
Indus Waters Treaty suspended after Pahalgam attack
India suspended the Indus Waters Treaty and closed borders with Pakistan following the deadly Pahalgam attack. Tensions are rising.
Noor Wali Mehsud’s religious legitimacy comes under scrutiny after a Karachi seminary disowns him and cancels any certificates linked to the TTP chief.
Islamabad hosts IMCTC’s program from 2–6 Feb 2026 to reintegrate individuals affected by extremism across member states.
Pakistan ranks 136th in CPI 2025, showing steady progress and improved public trust in government institutions.
Critics question Akhtar Mengal’s motives in Balochistan, highlighting personal gains over public concerns and governance.
PSC President Ali Abdullah criticizes double standards in freedom of expression at international forums.
Families in Punjab mourn civilians killed by Balochistan militants, rejecting ethnic blame and emphasizing unity.
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