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Last Updated:August 25, 2025, 13:38 IST
The Indian High Commission in Islamabad communicated the potential flood in Tawi Ravi in Jammu to Pakistani authorities on August 24
Being a lower riparian state, Pakistan is heavily dependent for water on India-controlled rivers—particularly the Jhelum and Chenab flowing through Jammu & Kashmir. (PTI/Representative image)
India has alerted Pakistan about the potential flood in the Tawi River even as the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) remains in abeyance, according to multiple Pakistani media reports. This is the first major contact between the two neighbours since the military conflict in May.
The Indian High Commission in Islamabad communicated the possibility of a flood situation in the Tawi Ravi in Jammu to Pakistani authorities on August 24, Geo News reported. Following India’s goodwill gesture, Pakistan has issued warnings.
Saurabh Verma covers general, national and international day-to-day news for News18.com as a Senior Sub-editor. He keenly observes politics. You can follow him on Twitter --twitter.com/saurabhkverma19
Saurabh Verma covers general, national and international day-to-day news for News18.com as a Senior Sub-editor. He keenly observes politics. You can follow him on Twitter --twitter.com/saurabhkverma19
August 25, 2025, 13:35 IST
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