Discussions on Indian Force's actions against Pakistan # 6 - Page 3

Originally posted by: Reeva_Mohan

Btw where is the previous thread? All I see are trash bin and removed content posts when I looked for it.

it is locked you will see when you will change your settings to all posts or main page of CA forum.

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https://x.com/sushantnmehta/status/1922287945991491821?s=46

Originally posted by: bhshre95

Can anyone send me link to the private forum? I am not able to reply back to @SherDilNetaji

Please have a look at this.

Originally posted by: suhaaana

it is locked you will see when you will change your settings to all posts or main page of CA forum.

How to do it? I can't find the correct button.

Originally posted by: Arreyaar

https://x.com/sushantnmehta/status/1922287945991491821?s=46

wE dOn'T LiE...

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Originally posted by: Reeva_Mohan

How to do it? I can't find the correct button.

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Originally posted by: suhaaana

You are here :

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Found it. But I was asking about the way to change my settings.

Originally posted by: Reeva_Mohan

Found it. But I was asking about the way to change my settings.

Go to your profile, my posts, scroll to end, then you will see my all posts..

Originally posted by: Krinya

Abt brahmaputra river yeah In China thy call it tsang po..they're making a dam on tht river..so India and Bangladesh will get less water..

But do we really need that much I mean Assam mei sabse zyada rainfall hota hai

Yeah China has been building the Medog Hydropower Dam on the Brahmaputra since last year. Its located at the Great Bend in Medog and is set to become one of the most expensive projects in the world, nearly three times bigger than their own Three Gorges Dam.

Although China has assured us that it wont exploit the project and has even agreed to share data for transparency and even after that they were to restrict water flow, Assam’s heavy rainfall would still be enough to compensate. Rainfall and other tributaries in the region contribute nearly 65% of the Brahmaputra’s water within India.

However, the country that would be most affected is Bangladesh, ironically China’s new ally. If India were to restrict water flow to Bangladesh in the same way China might to India, it would be Bangladesh that suffers the most.