Inter-State River Disputes
Rationale
- Cross-Border Nature: India has 25 major river basins, with most rivers flowing across states. As river basins are shared resources, a coordinated approach between the states, with adequate involvement of the Centre, is necessary for the preservation, equitable distribution and sustainable utilisation of river water.
- Other: Interstate rivers in India have become sites of contestations, fuelled by conflicting perceptions of property rights, flawed economic instruments for food security, the lack of an integrated ecosystems approach, and the prevalence of reductionist hydrology for water resource development.
- Conflictual Federalism: Conflictual federalism results when the division of legislative powers concerning water resources is ....
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