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Government changes in Bangladesh and West Bengal could impact river treaties

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By Debarshee Dasgupta, Sayanangshu Modak
| PreventionWeb
In India and Bangladesh, two recent changes of government on either side of the border have brought two shared river systems into focus: the Ganges and the Teesta. The Teesta, the tributary of the Brahmaputra river, which flows from the north-eastern Indian state of Sikkim, through West Bengal into Bangladesh, has been at the centre of a water-sharing stalemate for decades. The Ganges’ existing treaty is set to expire this year.
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Regime change in Bangladesh and Bengal could improve cooperation over shared rivers

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By Debarshee Dasgupta, Sayanangshu Modak
| Scroll.in Verified
In India and Bangladesh, two recent changes of government on either side of the border have brought two shared river systems into focus: the Ganges and the Teesta. The Teesta, the tributary of the Brahmaputra river, which flows from the north-eastern Indian state of Sikkim, through West Bengal into Bangladesh, has been at the centre of a water-sharing stalemate for decades. The Ganges’ existing treaty is set to expire this year.
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Government changes in Bangladesh and West Bengal could impact river treaties

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By Debarshee Dasgupta, Sayanangshu Modak
| Eco-Business Verified
In India and Bangladesh, two recent changes of government on either side of the border have brought two shared river systems into focus: the Ganges and the Teesta. The Teesta, the tributary of the Brahmaputra river, which flows from the north-eastern Indian state of Sikkim, through West Bengal into Bangladesh, has been at the centre of a water-sharing stalemate for decades. The Ganges’ existing treaty is set to expire this year.
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