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Bihar, J'khand to sign pact on distribution of Sone river water

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January 14, 2026

THE nearly two-and-a-half-decade-long dispute between Bihar and Jharkhand over the distribution of the water of Sone River has come to an end.

- RAMASHANKAR @Patna

The Bihar Cabinet on Tuesday approved the draft of an agreement in a meeting chaired by CM Nitish Kumar. The agreement will be signed by the chief secretaries of both Bihar and Jharkhand soon.

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