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The International Court of Arbitration (ICA) has upheld India’s right to divert water from the Kishenganga river for power generation in Jammu and Kashmir.
In its final award announced at The Hague last evening, the seven-member court, headed by Stephen M
Schwebel, unanimously decided that India must also release a minimum of 9 cumecs of water into the Kishenganga river below the Kishenganga Hydro Electric Project
(KHEP) at all times to maintain the environment downstream.
As
part of the structural changes Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi
promised on December 8, the day of defeat in four states, the party
today recalled senior minister Jayanthi Natarajan to work in the
organisation ahead of the 2014 Lok Sabha elections.
New
Delhi, December 21
