With Indus Waters Treaty in Abeyance, India Builds First Rock Dam in Ladakh
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With Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance, India builds first rock dam in Ladakh
India has built its first rock check dam across the Indus at Upshi in Leh to ease water stress for farmers. The project raises water levels, feeds dry fields and signals wider use of Indus water in border areas.
India has built its first rock check dam on the Indus river in Leh, Ladakh. Cement is not used in this dam built in Upshi, but it has been built with natural large stones. Due to this, the water of the Indus river is rising by about 10 feet and about 4 million litres of water is being stored.
India Builds First Rock Dam in Ladakh Amid Indus Waters Treaty Stalemate
India has made a significant advancement by constructing its first rock check dam across the Indus River in Upshi, Leh. This initiative aims to address the ongoing water scarcity faced by farming communities in the region. The dam is constructed entirely from natural boulders, omitting the use of cement, and has resulted in an increased […]
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