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How water is becoming new fault line between India, Pakistan
It began like a familiar line, one of those sharp political remarks that usually fade into the background of India-Pakistan rhetoric. India’s Water Minister C. R. Patil recently de...
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South China Morning Post
· Jul 9, 2026
Active fault line threatens world’s biggest hydropower project, Chinese geologists warn
Chinese geologists have determined that an active fault line directly beneath the world’s largest hydropower project poses a threat to the mega-dam now being built on Tibet’s Yarlung Tsangpo (Brahmaputra) River. The scientists said a fracture in the Earth’s crust in the eastern Himalayan region would significantly affect the integrity of the massive hydropower project’s infrastructure. In a paper published last month in the Chinese-language journal Sedimentary Geology and Tethyan Geology,...
India TV News
· Jun 29, 2026
Over 22,000 people affected, train services suspended as first wave of floods hits Assam
The first spell of floods this monsoon has begun taking a heavy toll in Assam, with more than 22,000 people affected across six districts after days of relentless rainfall in the state and neighbouring Arunachal Pradesh, as per officials. Rising water levels have not only inundated villages and farmland but have also disrupted rail connectivity after a railway bridge suffered severe erosion, forcing authorities to suspend train operations on a key route until further notice. According to the Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA), 22,124 people have been impacted by the floods in Dhemaji, Nalbari, Dibrugarh, Chirang, Lakhimpur and Kokrajhar districts. Dhemaji has emerged as the worst-hit district, where 15,483 people are battling the impact of rising floodwaters.
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· Jul 4, 2026
Pakistan’s ‘evil’ problem crosses the border
Pakistan’s ‘evil’ problem crosses the border
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· Jun 21, 2026
Jambatan runtuh akibat kepala air jejas perhubungan penduduk
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· Jun 29, 2026
Video: Floods force villagers to cross swollen stream, risk lives in Maharashtra
Video: Floods force villagers to cross swollen stream, risk lives in Maharashtra
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· Jul 5, 2026
More heavy rains, floodwaters coming, may last 12 weeks, govt agency warns
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Related coverage for "How water is becoming new fault line between India, Pakistan": South China Morning Post — Active fault line threatens world’s biggest hydropower project, Chinese geologists warn. India TV News — Over 22,000 people affected, train services suspended as first wave of floods hits Assam. The Economic Times — Pakistan’s ‘evil’ problem crosses the border . Utusan Malaysia — Jambatan runtuh akibat kepala air jejas perhubungan penduduk. India Today — Video: Floods force villagers to cross swollen stream, risk lives in Maharashtra. Vanguard News — More heavy rains, floodwaters coming, may last 12 weeks, govt agency warns