The Indus society came to prominence in what is now northwest India and Pakistan some 5,300 years ago thanks in large part to the sustenance of a long-lost Himalayan river. Or so it was thought.

The Indus river begins high up in the Himalayan mountains (the tallest mountain range in the world), and flows nearly 3,000 kilometres to the Arabian Sea. As the river moves downstream it carves ...

The Indus Water Treaty faces threats as India seeks renegotiation amid growing water disputes and climate pressures.

Earth's continents are slowly moving across the planet's surface due to plate tectonics, culminating in regions of crustal ...

Indus river is originated from the great Himalayan ranges and Zanskar river originates from Zanskar ranges. Zanskar river is shiny blue in colour, on the other hand Indus looks a little green.

The Union Ministry of Jalshakti ​has urged the need for climate mitigation to prevent a severe reduction in snow cover due to ...

In partitioning the land on a religious basis, the peculiarities of the Indus momentarily were ignored. This 1800-mile-long river rises in the Himalayas of Tibet, is fed by six tributaries ...

At least 14 people have been confirmed killed and many more missing and presumed dead after a bus crashed into the Indus river in northern Pakistan, according to local authorities. The driver lost ...

Rivers, from time immemorial, have always been cradles of civilisations, being harbingers of unbridled change. Artist Tsering ...

The Indus and Ganges-Brahmaputra river basins serve over 700 million ... that the Indus water tower — that covers much of the Himalayan mountains — is the most important one in the world.