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ravi beas waters tribunal to meet punjab cm bhagwant mann in amritsar today
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AI-generatedThe Ravi-Beas Waters Tribunal meeting with Punjab CM addresses interstate water sharing amid declining water availability. The mechanism is regulatory (water allocation) affecting agricultural irrigation and water supply for three Indian states. Scarcity risk is medium for surface water; no direct commodity price impact but could affect crop yields and input costs for agriculture in the region. Impact is region-specific (India).
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- Water availability in Ravi-Beas basin decreased from 17.17 MAF in 1981 to 13 MAF in 2021.
- Tribunal is assessing water sharing among Punjab, Haryana, and Rajasthan.
- Punjab government to present canal water shortages in border areas.
- Pollution from leather industry in Kasur, Pakistan affects water quality.
- Tribunal visit includes Harike and Ballewal headworks.
Reduced water allocation may lower wheat and rice yields, leading to input cost increases and margin pressure; magnitude 2.
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