Jammu and Kashmir Receives Ravi River Water After 44-Year Wait

Jammu and Kashmir has begun receiving water from the Ravi River for irrigation after a 44-year delay. The supply follows the completion of the Shahpur Kandi barrage project on the Punjab-J&K border. However, the Ujh Canal, intended to carry the water, is now ageing and reportedly damaged. This infrastructure issue could hinder the water's effective distribution to farmers in the Kathua district.
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