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Do you guys have a multilateral water treaty on Brahmaputra?
If so, China will respect the treaty.
Its a friendly and well disciplined nation.
I hope we dont have one.
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Do you guys have a multilateral water treaty on Brahmaputra?
If so, China will respect the treaty.
Its a friendly and well disciplined nation.
I hope we dont have one.
Please elaborate!
Without a treaty China has free hand to even drain the river if she wants!
This would be disasterous for Assam and BD.
What are you saying?
Delhi will sacrifice millions to gain economic depth?
What's the total population of NE?
We have a bilateral Indus Water Treaty, you can't break that easily.But then there is one sure shot thing that will follow and that will be the drying up of Indus.Thats the only way we wan preasurise them..
We have a bilateral Indus Water Treaty, you can't break that easily.
Lets see how things develop, and how diplomats of both the nations correspond.Do you guys have a multilateral water treaty on Brahmaputra?
If so, China will respect the treaty.
Its a friendly and well disciplined nation.
We ar'nt alone, the whole of east asia is in danger of sufferring due to Chinese dams. Read up on the dams on the Mekong river. The Mekong helps irrigate about 4 countries excluding China, i.e Laos, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam.There's not much India can do if China decides to build a dam to generate electricity and to store some of the water source. But for diverting the water there might be room for negotiations.
It's a good thing and will always remain as a Sino-Pakistani blackmail. If India during wartimes threatens to dry up the Indus, we'd dry dry up the Indus, Sutlej and the BrahmaPutra, all that flow from Tibet.
I wonder if all of Indus can be bypassed? It'll take Billions, no doubt... Something to look forward for in the future. We've built huge networks of canals before, going a tad bit bigger, should be an interesting concept we should look out for.