NEW DELHI: Jammu and Kashmir CM Omar Abdullah’s call to revive the Tulbul Navigation Project has garnered support from experts who argue it could provide significant socio-economic benefits for the region. Stalled since 1987 due to concerns regarding the Indus Waters Treaty, the project aims to enhance navigation on the Jhelum river and improve flood management. Experts highlight that the current suspension of the treaty presents an opportunity for India to pursue this initiative, which could also increase hydroelectric power production.
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