Bharat Rakshak

Before the decline that began around 2013–14, the IWT framework enabled a highly detailed exchange of flood information.

Notifications were not limited to generic warnings; they included advance forecasts of potential flood volumes, expected timings, and specific rivers likely to be affected. The data shared was granular down to daily, site-specific measurements covering river levels, discharges, and projected inundation zones.

This monsoon, however, India issued flood alerts concerning the Tawi and Sutlej rivers. But instead of using the PIC, the notifications were sent via the Indian High Commission in Islamabad.

These alerts were skeletal, often containing little more than a “high flood” classification, leaving Pakistani authorities to guess at the discharge volumes and timings.

Former Federal Flood Commissioner Ahmed Kamal voiced frustration at this vagueness: “The Indian side is just providing the information in a very generic way by stating only the flood classification (High Flood) with no specific details on discharge magnitude.”

India insists these alerts are acts of goodwill rather than treaty obligations, citing its declaration of abeyance. Its media has portrayed them as evidence of New Delhi’s “humanitarian face” despite strained ties.

A_Gupta wrote: ↑02 Sep 2025 23:56 @Amber G. , this is what Pakistanis are writing:

Before the decline that began around 2013–14, the IWT framework enabled a highly detailed exchange of flood information.

Notifications were not limited to generic warnings; they included advance forecasts of potential flood volumes, expected timings, and specific rivers likely to be affected. The data shared was granular down to daily, site-specific measurements covering river levels, discharges, and projected inundation zones.

This monsoon, however, India issued flood alerts concerning the Tawi and Sutlej rivers. But instead of using the PIC, the notifications were sent via the Indian High Commission in Islamabad.

These alerts were skeletal, often containing little more than a “high flood” classification, leaving Pakistani authorities to guess at the discharge volumes and timings.

Former Federal Flood Commissioner Ahmed Kamal voiced frustration at this vagueness: “The Indian side is just providing the information in a very generic way by stating only the flood classification (High Flood) with no specific details on discharge magnitude.”

India insists these alerts are acts of goodwill rather than treaty obligations, citing its declaration of abeyance. Its media has portrayed them as evidence of New Delhi’s “humanitarian face” despite strained ties.

that excess water should be taken as a "form of blessing."
.."Now this water, someone should store it. The people who are sitting blocking the road should take it to their homes and store all this water there," Asif said.
"They should put it somewhere, in some container. This water, this water — we should give it the form of a blessing by storing it. For this, big dams should also be built, which may take 8–10 years to complete,"

ADB to fund Pakistan's core Belt and Road project as China steps aside

A Pakistani government official told Nikkei Asia that the ADB is set to provide a $2 billion loan for upgrading the 480-kilometer Karachi-Rohri section of the Main Line-1 railway.

A deadly explosion hit a cricket match at Kausar Cricket Ground in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province on Saturday, killing one person and injuring several others.

Police confirmed it was a targeted attack using an improvised explosive device in Bajaur district's Khar tehsil, with militant groups suspected amid ongoing security operations

pakis wants congress in power so that they can develop their nation again

they simply refuse to see what harm they do, and why they get treated like douchebags by India

A_Gupta wrote: ↑09 Sep 2025 17:41 US Strategic Metals (USSM) with annual revenue of $6.7 million per the web, signs a $500 million MoU with Pakistan for rare earths and lithium.

"Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) rebuilding its Muridke headquarters, which was destroyed in airstrikes during Operation Sindoor."

g.sarkar wrote: ↑15 Sep 2025 01:09 In Pakistan it is time to break your old TV and order a new one.
Gautam

India vs Pakistan Cricket Live Score: Skipper SKY dedicates India's victory to Armed forces

India vs Pakistan Cricket Live Score: "Perfect occasion, taking the time out, we stand by the victims of the families of Pahalgam.

We express our solidarity.

Want to dedicate the win to all our armed forces.

Hope they continue to inspire us all," said Suryakumar Yadav.

https://www.geo.tv/latest/623684-pak-vs-ind-sahibzada-farhan-creates-history-hits-bumrah-for-first-six-by-a-pakistani

DUBAI: Sahibzada Farhan etched his name into the record books on Sunday as he became the first-ever Pakistani batter to strike Jasprit Bumrah for a six in international cricket — ending a 400-ball wait.

sudhan wrote: ↑15 Sep 2025 18:22 The Bakis are trying to get the match referee Andy Pycroft sacked.

As per them, its cause of him the players did not shake hands.

Time for the Bakis to declare moral victory.

Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari has been given a rare tour of a secret military complex in China, the first foreign head of state to tour the sprawling compound, where he spoke of enhancing joint defence production.

Zardari, who is the constitutional head of the Pakistan military, visited the Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC) on Sunday where he was given a tour and a special briefing on its most-advanced military hardware, especially the new fighter jets, according to Pakistani media.

gakakkad wrote: ↑18 Sep 2025 03:56 Who is following the porki-saudibarbaria piss/mutual defence deal ?

Kind of weird have mbs is entertaining them .