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Bangladesh’s Right to Ganges Water: Navigating the Renewal of the Ganges Treaty in 2026

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The Ganges River holds immense importance for both Bangladesh and India, providing water for agriculture, livelihoods, and ecosystems across their shared basin. In 1996, the two nations signed the historic Ganges Water Sharing Treaty, aimed at ensuring an equitable distribution of the river’s waters during the critical dry season (January to May). With the treaty set to expire in 2026, the upcoming negotiations for its renewal present an opportu…

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Bangladesh’s Right to Ganges Water: Navigating the Renewal of the Ganges Treaty in 2026

The Ganges River holds immense importance for both Bangladesh and India, providing water for agriculture, livelihoods, and ecosystems across their shared basin. In 1996, the two nations signed the historic Ganges Water Sharing Treaty, aimed at ensuring an equitable distribution of the river’s waters during the critical dry season (January to May). With the treaty set to expire in 2026, the upcoming negotiations for its renewal present an opportu…

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