Archive · 5 Sep 2025
India Shares Flood Data with Pakistan on Humanitarian Grounds
India is sharing high flood data with Pakistan through diplomatic channels.
This is happening due to heavy rainfall and is done on humanitarian grounds, according to India's Ministry of External Affairs.
The Indus Waters Treaty remains suspended.
The sharing is facilitated via the Indian High Commission in Islamabad.
Armenia and Azerbaijan applied for membership in the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) this year, but a decision was not made during the summit in Tianjin.
India is sharing flood data with Pakistan via diplomatic channels.
Sharing is occurring on humanitarian grounds due to recent rainfall.
The Indus Waters Treaty remains suspended.
Data is being shared through the Indian High Commission in Islamabad.
Armenia and Azerbaijan have applied for SCO membership.
- Who
- India and Pakistan
- What
- India sharing flood data with Pakistan
- When
- Reported on September 5
- Where
- Involves India and Pakistan
- Why
- Humanitarian considerations
India's Stance
Pakistan's Stance
Indus Water Treaty
India's Stance
India has suspended the Indus Waters Treaty and maintains it will remain in abeyance until Pakistan abjures support to cross-border terrorism.
Pakistan's Stance
Pakistan's stance is not explicitly mentioned, but the news implies that they are receiving flood data despite the suspended treaty.
- Data Shared
- High flood data
- Method
- Diplomatic channels via Indian High Commission in Islamabad
- Reason
- Humanitarian considerations
- Spokesperson
- Randhir Jaiswal
- Indus Water Treaty
- Remains suspended
- SCO Expansion
- Applications from Armenia and Azerbaijan
