Archive · 23 May 2025
India Holds Water Treaty; U.S. Bars Harvard; Other News Roundup
India is keeping the water agreement with Pakistan on hold until Pakistan stops supporting terrorism.
Harvard University can't enroll foreign students under new rules.
An official is asked to correct their report on an ancient civilization.
There's a charge sheet against a former governor in a corruption case.
India's External Affairs Minister met with German officials to discuss terrorism.
The Supreme Court clarified rules about registering religious properties.
There's international tension after an attack on an Israeli embassy.
The government in Karnataka is ordered to release certificates to the royal family.
In sports news, a team beat another team in a cricket match.
India maintains the Indus Waters Treaty is on hold until Pakistan addresses cross-border terrorism.
The U.S. government restricts Harvard from enrolling international students.
CBI files charge sheet against former J&K Governor Satyapal Malik in Kiru hydel case.
Supreme Court says mandatory registration of waqfs began in 1923.
Supreme Court directs Karnataka to release TDR certificates to royal family heirs.
- Who
- India, Pakistan, U.S., Harvard, German parliament, CBI, and the Supreme Court.
- What
- Indus Waters Treaty, Harvard enrollment restriction, corruption cases, and court rulings.
- When
- Recent events, May 22, 2025
- Where
- India, Pakistan, U.S., Germany, and India
- Why
- Addressing terrorism, ensuring treaty compliance, policy changes
Indian/Israeli Stance
European Perspective
Indus Waters Treaty
Indian/Israeli Stance
India asserts the Indus Waters Treaty remains in abeyance.
European Perspective
Pakistan's perspective not stated.
Anti-Semitism
Indian/Israeli Stance
Israel blames Europe for anti-semitism.
European Perspective
European viewpoint not detailed in the provided text.
- Treaty Status
- Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance
- Treaty Condition
- Pakistan addresses cross-border terrorism
- Harvard Policy
- Restriction on international student enrollment
- CBI Case
- Kiru Hydel corruption case
- Waqf Registration
- Mandatory since 1923
Sources
Should water be used as a weapon? | Explained
Indus Waters Treaty will remain in abeyance till Pakistan stops cross-border terrorism: India