for the region to maintain the peace and tranquility between the two countries. So the first joint water commission between India and Bangladesh was established in 1972. And this newly made joint water commission between India and Bangladesh actually tried to survey and they try to determine what are the course of actions that can be taken because for decades, decades for India-Pakistan rivalry, no development actually happened. So in 1974, it was declared by that commission that there was this joint declaration to resolve water sharing issues, the existing issues that were there. But in 1975, Bangladesh Shikmujibur Rahman was killed with his family and there was a coup d'etat and the military took over. So in 1976, India unilaterally withdrew from this declaration. So after this happened in 1977, there was this temporary five-year treaty which ended in 1982, which started in 1977 during the Bangladesh National Party regime which is the which is historically considered as anti-India. So in 1982 it was not renewed and after that after long break in 1996 there was this treaty between India and Bangladesh which is a Ganges water sharing treaty between Bangladesh in India which was signed by Dev Gowdhav Gowdh, the Biden Prime Minister of India and the present Prime Minister of Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina Wazed. So this is more or less the major developments and there is this interesting, interesting fact that is there, that from India to Bangladesh