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PPP Holds Sindh-Wide Rallies Against India’s Indus Water Treaty Suspension as Pakistan Raises Alarm

The Pakistan Peoples Party organised province-wide demonstrations across all Sindh district headquarters on July 12, following PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari's call to protest India's suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty. India put the 1960 treaty in abeyance after the Pahalgam attack in April 2025; Pakistan has argued the move violates international law. Defense Minister Khawaja Asif last week warned Pakistan would not hesitate to go to war if its water security is breached.

November 30, 2025

News Desk

The K-IV water project will be completed in 2026

KARACHI: Water and Power Development Authority (Wapda) Chairman Lt. Gen. (Retd) Muhammad Saeed, during a two-day visit, reviewed construction progress at key locations of the Greater Karachi Bulk Water Supply Scheme (K-IV project) being constructed by Wapda on behalf of the federal government to meet the water needs of Pakistan’s largest city. Key work sites visited by the president included the intake structure and pumping stations at Keenjhar Lake in Thatta district, the water transfer system including high pressure pipelines from Keenjhar Lake in Karachi and one of the filtration plants in Karachi. The general manager and project manager along

November 15, 2025

News Desk

Water shortages are pushing Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan into an energy crisis

. Water in Tajikistan’s Nurek Reservoir (seen here in March 2024) has fallen sharply since late 2024. Photo: AFP (file) DUSHANBE: Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan are facing an energy crisis as water levels have plummeted in the reservoirs that feed their largest hydroelectric plants, officials said this week. The two landlocked Central Asian countries depend heavily on hydropower. Both use huge Soviet hydroelectric plants for their domestic electricity production. The water level in the reservoir connected to Tajikistan’s Nurek power plant has dropped by 2.47 meters (8.1 feet) in the past year, the state utility company told AFP on Friday. Tajikistan’s

September 29, 2025

News Desk

Kabul’s wells run dry, driving children out of class and in water tails

Eight -year -old Sanaullah (right) and his twin brother Noorullah (left) move a handcart with gaps to reach water, amid serious water crisis in Kambul, Afghanistan, September 14, 2025. Eight-year-old Noorullah and his twin, Sanaullah, spend their days carrying the yellow Jerrycans to a trolley through the dusty alleys of Kabul instead of going to school-a test for a family reflecting the deeper crisis of Afghan water. Once they were supplied with water from their own well, the 13 family had to wait for shared taps or money for expensive tankers since their offer was dried four years ago. By

September 1, 2025

News Desk

‘Frankenstein’ Star Jacob Elordi in hot water over ‘rude’ behavior

The star of ‘Frankenstein’ Jacob Elordi put fans with his attitude at the Venice Film Festival Frankenstein Star Jacob Elordi has been burned for interaction with an employee at the Venice Film Festival in 2025. In a video shot by a fan out of the room, Elordi saw the bodyguard telling obviously trying to stop him from taking photos with fans. THE Pitch The star saw the bodyguard say and say, “I’ll take a photo here”, before approaching the fans and taking a photo. “Never tell me what to do,” he added to the employee. The fan described the employee

August 11, 2025

News Desk

Tom Cruise in hot water as Ana de Armas ‘losing patience’

Ana de Armas breaks her silence in Drama Tom Cruise Tom Cruise and Ana de Armas make headlines amid allegations of her willingness to have a baby. Sources reported Radar on the internet That the 37-year-old Cuban-American actress clearly shared her desire to become a mother and is bored with the 63-year-old American actress and the film producer tactic to delay a public commitment to their relationship. The confidentialist revealed: “Ana is headed over heels for Tom, but loses patience by slipping around.” The source added that Armas “played in the beginning”, but after six months of secret dating, her

Justin Timberlake and wife Jessica Biel hit the unstable water

Justin Timberlake and wife Jessica Biel have a problem with paradise There is a problem with paradise for singer-singer Justin Timberlake and his wife Jessica Biel. The news has come through a well -positioned confidential and they talked Radon. According to the source, there is a large divorce can be on the cards for the twin. They also revealed that the only reason for the delay at the moment is that Biel lets Timberlake finish the European side of his tour to forget tomorrow. The trusted man said: “Justin and Jessica have passed for months, since Dui’s arrest has been

Heat melts Alps snow and glaciers by activating the lack of water

Saint-christophe-en-oisans: June Heatwave has caused the snow and glaciers of the French Alps and glaciers faster, causing water shortages in mountain shelters shortly before the summer hiking season to get in full swing. “Everything is dry,” said Noemie Dagan, who takes care of the Selle shelter, at an altitude of 2,673 meters (8,769 feet) at the Ecrins, a mountain range that exceeds two majestic peaks. The snowy field that usually supplies water to the 60 -bed chalet that already “looks a bit like what we would expect in late July or early August,” he said. “We are almost a month

IDF strikes kill 27 in Gaza today, including 10 near water

Listen to the article Israeli air attacks killed at least 27 Palestinians on Sunday, including ten close to a water distribution point, the Gaza Political Defense Service said. Political defense spokesman Mahmud Bassal told AFP that the houses and shelters of displaced people were among the sites hit overnight. Earlier, at least 20 Palestinians – including a child and a woman – were killed in multiple strikes across Gaza. In the Sabra neighborhood of Gaza, a child was killed in an attack at the Al Daya family home, while another strike in the same area killed a woman and injured

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