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‘Terrorism will have consequences’: India slams Pakistani PM Shehbaz Sharif at UN General Assembly

“Our right to defend ourselves against terrorism will be exercised and continued. Terrorism by Pakistan will have consequences,” Petal Gahlot remarked.

India hits back at Pakistan over Indus Waters Treaty letter to UN, accuses Pakistan of ‘misrepresenting facts’

During Tuesday’s briefing, Jaiswal also said Pakistan needed to show concrete action against cross-border terrorism before its statements could be taken seriously.

India rejects Indus Waters Treaty arbitration award, calls Court of Arbitration ‘illegally constituted’ 

The government said the tribunal has no authority over India’s sovereign decisions or projects and stressed that New Delhi has never recognised the body.

Desperate Pakistan holds unilateral Indus Waters Treaty conference to issue empty threats: Read why the exercise is futile as India won’t talk until terrorism...

Despite Pakistan's repeated appeals and public statements, India has made it clear that the conference and the statements made there will not change its position.

India rejects another arbitration award on the Indus Valley Treaty, says the Court of Arbitration was illegally constituted

India has categorically rejected the latest award issued by the so-called Court of Arbitration (CoA) under the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT), describing the tribunal...

After India suspends the Indus Water Treaty, Afghanistan announces dam construction to restrict water flow into Pakistan

The Afghan Ministry of Water and Energy confirmed that Akhundzada had instructed officials to immediately begin work on dams.

Did you know: Jawaharlal Nehru signed the controversial Indus Water Treaty with Pakistan without parliament approval, and despite protests by some Congress MPs

Nehru defended his decision of not consulting the parliament or taking the MPs into confidence before signing the Indus Waters Treaty, let alone expressing any remorse over the blunder.

After Pakistan’s Army Chief Asim Munir, PM Shehbaz Sharif threatens India with consequences if the water of Indus River is stopped

Pakistan PM Shehbaz Sharif claimed that Pakistan will not let India snatch even a drop of Pakistan's water in the Indus River.

Pakistan sinks to a new low, blocks supply of clean water, gas, and newspapers to Indian diplomats stationed in the country

Indian diplomats and their families in Pakistan have been forced to search for costly and scarce alternatives without much success.

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