- Sino-Indian competition over Himalayan water and hydropower
- India plans a dam in Arunachal Pradesh while China executes hydro-engineering projects in Tibet.
PLA forces diverge from established patrolling patterns near Arunachal Pradesh, leading to heightened tensions with India.
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What happened
PLA forces diverge from established patrolling patterns near Arunachal Pradesh, leading to heightened tensions with India.
Who's involved
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India plans a dam in Arunachal Pradesh while China executes hydro-engineering projects in Tibet.Also in this story
- A fact-finding committee led by Bosiram Siram examined hydropower projects within the state of Arunachal Pradesh.
- China denies that its large-scale hydropower projects are linked to the recent flood events.
- Dam construction risks intensifying monsoon flooding in Assam.
- China is building the world's largest hydropower project in Tibet, impacting downstream flow to India and Bangladesh.
Within Sino-Indian competition over Himalayan water and hydropower
The entities involved
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Arunachal Pradesh
region administered by India as a state
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People’s Liberation Army
principal military force of the People's Republic of China