India and Bangladesh to Reimagine Ganga Water Treaty

The Ganga Water Treaty between India and Bangladesh, which is about to end after 30 years, is being discussed for renewal.

But it's not just about renewing the old agreement.

The world has changed a lot since 1996, and the new treaty needs to consider more than just sharing water at Farakka.

There are new political realities, more rivers to consider, and the effects of climate change.

Both countries need to work together to make sure everyone gets a fair share of water and to handle risks like floods and droughts.

They also need to involve their states and people in the talks to make sure the new treaty works for everyone.