The Indian Water Treaty allow India the right to hydroelectric power generation from the western rivers but only by run off river installation without affection or building

Correct answer: D. All of them

  • A. Volume of water
  • B. Direction of water
  • C. storage capacities
  • D. All of them

Explanation

The Indus Waters Treaty permits India to generate run-of-river hydropower on the western rivers, subject to restrictions preventing material interference with flow, direction and storage conditions. The question therefore intends all three limitations.

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