Delhi, Capital of India is Vulnerable to High Seismic Activity in Near Future
Delhi NCR along with entire northern region of India is vulnerable to high seismic activity
Read MoreDelhi NCR along with entire northern region of India is vulnerable to high seismic activity
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Read MoreI don’t know about you, but every time I hear “Indus Waters Treaty,” my brain instantly goes, ugh, here we go again. Signed back in 1960, it was supposed to be this grand solution between India and Pakistan. Neat little division: the western rivers to Pakistan, the eastern ones (Ravi, Beas, Sutlej) to India. Clean on paper, messy in reality.
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