The six-canal controversy continues to worry Sindh as it relies heavily on the Indus River for unimpeded water supplies that ...

Data from the Sindh Agriculture Extension Department indicate ... thrived due to an abundant supply of fresh water from the Indus River. British-era records from the late 19th century indicate ...

The attendees rejected the construction of six new canals and corporate farming projects, demanding an immediate halt to new canals and dams and the restoration of the Indus River’s natural flow. The ...

Protesters fear than a plan to modernise agriculture could leave the lower riparian province of Sindh without water.

The demonstrators, mainly Sindhi activists, expressed their concerns about the construction of unauthorized canals on the Indus River, which they claim are severely damaging the region's agriculture ...

supporting agriculture, industry, and drinking water needs of millions of people. However, the Indus River has also been a source of contention and conflict between the provinces of Sindh and ...

The scarcity of water in the Indus River has led to a dire situation ... the sea is encroaching on agricultural land, rendering millions of acres infertile. Water shortages in other districts ...

SCA Patron-in-Chief Dr Syed Nadeem Qamar said the construction of new canals on Indus River would completely destroy Sindh's agriculture, taking a heavy toll on the country's overall agricultural ...

The Indus River System Authority (Irsa ... According to Pakistan’s Bureau of Statistics, agriculture constitutes the largest sector of the economy, contributing about 24 per cent to the GDP ...

expressed their concerns about the construction of unauthorized canals on the Indus River, which they claim are severely damaging the region's agriculture and ecosystem. The Tribune, now published ...