Archive · 6 Sep 2025
India Shares Flood Data with Pakistan Amidst Treaty Suspension
India is sharing flood data with Pakistan despite the Indus Waters Treaty being suspended.
This is being done through the Indian High Commission in Islamabad, showing a humanitarian approach.
This is happening because of heavy rainfall.
The treaty was suspended following the Pahalgam attack, with India taking punitive measures.
The SCO is also considering new member applications.
India is sharing flood data with Pakistan through diplomatic channels.
The data sharing is facilitated via the Indian High Commission in Islamabad.
The action is taken on humanitarian grounds.
The Indus Waters Treaty remains suspended.
Armenia and Azerbaijan have applied for SCO membership.
- Who
- India and Pakistan
- What
- India is sharing flood data with Pakistan through diplomatic channels.
- When
- Ongoing
- Where
- Shared through the Indian High Commission in Islamabad.
- Why
- Based on humanitarian considerations.
India's Stance
Pakistan's Stance
Treaty Status
India's Stance
Indus Waters Treaty is suspended.
Pakistan's Stance
No direct stance mentioned in the article.
Data Sharing
India's Stance
Sharing flood data on humanitarian grounds.
Pakistan's Stance
No direct stance mentioned in the article.
- Data Shared
- Flood data
- Sharing Method
- Diplomatic channels through the Indian High Commission in Islamabad
- Reason for Sharing
- Humanitarian considerations
- Indus Waters Treaty
- Suspended
- Recent Events
- Pahalgam attack led to suspension of treaty
- SCO Expansion
- Armenia and Azerbaijan applied for membership
