Bihar and Jharkhand Sign MoU to Resolve 25-Year Sone River Water Dispute

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Bihar and Jharkhand have signed a memorandum of understanding to settle a long-standing dispute over the sharing of Sone river water. The agreement puts an end to a conflict that had remained unresolved for approximately 25 years. Union Home Minister Amit Shah was present to witness the signing of the MoU. Shah described the development as a model of cooperative federalism between the two states.

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