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Where are the Answers to the 10 Questions Raised about the Ganges Barrage?

India’s experience with Farakka shows that this barrage has created such severe problems for the upstream and downstream areas there that it has now become a noose. Dr. Nazrul Islam and Dr. Md. Khalequzzaman write on whether the same could happen in the case of Bangladesh. 10 questions about the Ganges Barrage On August 22, … Read more…

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