<p>New Delhi: India has alerted Pakistan — through diplomatic channels — about a “high flood” in the Tawi River on humanitarian grounds, even though the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) remains in abeyance following the Pahalgam terror attack. </p><p>The information was forwarded via the Indian High Commission in Islamabad on Sunday. The decision to share this information was made on humanitarian grounds, said government sources here. </p><p>“The IWT is in abeyance, so the information was shared through the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA),” said a source.</p><p>Ideally, such inputs are shared through the Indus water commissioners under the decades-old IWT, which has been in abeyance after a terror attack in Pahalgam, where terrorists targeted tourists, killing 25 Indian nationals and one Nepalese citizen, and leaving several others injured.</p>.19 years on, Pakistan-born man Crasto gets Indian citizenship: Goa CM hands over certificate.<p>Pakistani authorities have since issued warnings based on the information India provided, Pakistani media reported, citing sources. </p><p>The World Bank-brokered IWT has governed the use of the Indus river and its tributaries between India and Pakistan since 1960. India’s decision to suspend it followed the killing of 26 people — mostly tourists — in a terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir’s Pahalgam on April 22.</p><p>Tawi originates from the Kailash Kund glacier (also known as Kali Kund) in Bhaderwah in J&K’s Doda district. It enters the Sialkot district of Pakistan’s Punjab and joins the Chenab river.</p>
<p>New Delhi: India has alerted Pakistan — through diplomatic channels — about a “high flood” in the Tawi River on humanitarian grounds, even though the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) remains in abeyance following the Pahalgam terror attack. </p><p>The information was forwarded via the Indian High Commission in Islamabad on Sunday. The decision to share this information was made on humanitarian grounds, said government sources here. </p><p>“The IWT is in abeyance, so the information was shared through the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA),” said a source.</p><p>Ideally, such inputs are shared through the Indus water commissioners under the decades-old IWT, which has been in abeyance after a terror attack in Pahalgam, where terrorists targeted tourists, killing 25 Indian nationals and one Nepalese citizen, and leaving several others injured.</p>.19 years on, Pakistan-born man Crasto gets Indian citizenship: Goa CM hands over certificate.<p>Pakistani authorities have since issued warnings based on the information India provided, Pakistani media reported, citing sources. </p><p>The World Bank-brokered IWT has governed the use of the Indus river and its tributaries between India and Pakistan since 1960. India’s decision to suspend it followed the killing of 26 people — mostly tourists — in a terror attack in Jammu and Kashmir’s Pahalgam on April 22.</p><p>Tawi originates from the Kailash Kund glacier (also known as Kali Kund) in Bhaderwah in J&K’s Doda district. It enters the Sialkot district of Pakistan’s Punjab and joins the Chenab river.</p>
