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Explained: Why Proposed Siang Dam In Arunachal Is Facing Protests

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Hindustan TimesExplained: Why Proposed Siang Dam In Arunachal Is Facing Protests
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India is planning a 11,200 MW dam and reservoir on the Siang river to counter China's proposed 60,000-MW hydropower expansion project on the upper reaches of the river

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