New Delhi wants to 'modify' 1960-signed Indus Waters Treaty, while Islamabad accuses its rival of violating rules in design of new dams, which will dry up its irrigation land - Anadolu Agency
ISLAMABAD: The legal battle between Pakistan and India begins today at the Court of Arbitration in The Hague on the controversial designs of the 330 MW Kishenganga and 850 MW Ratle Hydropower.
New Delhi wants to modify 1960 signed Indus Waters Treaty, while Islamabad accuses its rival of violating rules in design of new dams, which will dry up its irrigation land.
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