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India suspends Indus commissioners’ meetings

by Joydeep Gupta | Sep 26, 2016

The move to suspend the regular six-monthly meetings comes after a terrorist attack in Uri, Kashmir, killed 18 Indian soldiers; India blames Pakistan for sending the terrorists, which Pakistan denies

India has decided to indefinitely suspend the regular meetings of the Indus Water Commissioners of India and Pakistan held under the…Read More

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