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Transboundary Waterways: Northeast India’s Trade and Connectivity Gateway

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By Anamika Barua
| Observer Research Foundation
Transboundary waterways in Northeast India offer a relatively untapped opportunity to reshape the region's position, strengthening trade connectivity, regional prosperity, and ecological security.
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Hydropower Development in the Brahmaputra River Basin

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By Rupam Bhaduri, Anamika Barua, Sumit Vij
| Economic and Political Weekly Verified
Navigating Climate Risks The Brahmaputra river basin holds immense hydropower potential but faces climate risks, ecological uncertainties, and geopolitical tensions. China’s proposed Medog dam amplifies downstream vulnerabilities. Limited data-sharing and fragmented research hinder sustainable planning. This article underscores the urgent need for transboundary research and climate-informed hydropower governance.
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Exporting Water, Importing Risk: Hidden Flows and Shared Security in South Asia

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By Anamika Barua
| Observer Research Foundation
This article is a part of the essay series: World Water Week 2025 Introduction Although water in South Asia is inherently transboundary—flowing across political borders through shared river basins and aquifers—it has rarely been a central consideration in the region’s trade decisions. Historically, trade has been shaped by land, labour, capital, and geopolitical relationships, with water largely invisible in economic negotiations.
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