Haryana, Rajasthan Sign Historic Upper Yamuna Water-Sharing Pact after 32 Years The governments of Haryana and Rajasthan have made a step to solve their water-sharing problem. They have agreed to share the Upper Yamuna water. The agreement was signed with the help of Union Home Minister Amit Shah. This deal will help areas in both states...
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Haryana, Rajasthan Sign Historic Upper Yamuna Water-Sharing Pact After 32 Years
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