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The Thalweg Doctrine, a part of International Law, aims to resolve water boundary disputes. According to this doctrine, the boundary between two states divided by a flowing body of water may be drawn along the thalweg, which is the line of the greatest depth of the channel. 🔵Word Talweg- In geography and fluvial geomorphology, a thalweg or talweg is the line of lowest elevation within a valley or watercourse.

#TalwegPriniciple It states that river boundaries between two states may be divided by the mid-channel if the water-body is navigable.

#internationalwaterdiplomacy 🔵Harmon Doctrine: ----absolute sovereignty over the territory and resources within the borders of the country 👉Also called "Doctrine of Absolute Sovereignty" as well as "Doctrine of Absolute Riverine Integrity"..... ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• #internationalwaters 🅾️The Helsinki Rules(1966) and Berlin Rules (2004) on the use of waters of International Rivers -----contains the guidelines on water resource cooperation

🅾️Significance and scaling-up of the fair ⭕️Gujarat is famous for its cultural fairs, such as the Tarnetar fair in Surendranagar and the livestock fair of Vautha in Dholka. Most of these fairs are held in monsoon and winter. The Madhavpur Mela, though unique as it is held in summer — the sea breeze in the coastal village saves it from the worst of the blistering heat – was till five years ago just one of the hundreds of fairs held in the state. ⭕️But in 2018, the state government, in collaboration with the Centre, took over its organisation, with an aim to highlight cultural connections of the Northeast with the western part of the country 🅾️Till five years ago, the Mela was organised jointly by the Madhavpur village panchayat and the local temple administration on a 23-bigha plot known as ‘Mela nu Medan’, near Madhavraiji temple. But in 2018, the state took on rent farmers’ plots around the temple for a larger revelry.

🙏Mythology behind the fair: 🍁The fair celebrates the marriage of Lord Krishna with Rukmini around 4,000 years ago, as per Hindu mythology. 🍁According to mythology, Lord Krishna had established his kingdom in Dwarka near Porbandar. Rukmini, daughter of King Bhimak of the present-day Arunachal Pradesh, wanted to marry Krishna, while her brother wanted to marry her off to Shishupal, Krishna’s cousin. Therefore, Krishna abducted Rukmini, brought her to Gujarat and tied the knot with her at Madhavpur village. ♥️Today, to mark the wedding, marriage rituals go on for five days. They culminate with the idols of Lord Krishna and Rukmini being taken out in a procession through Madhavpur for ‘samaiya’, a ritual to welcome the bridegroom back home with his bride.

What is the Madhavpur Mela? The Mela is a religio-cultural fair taking place every year in Madhavpur, a village on the Porbandar coast, also known as Madhavpur Ghed. The village has temples of Madhavraiji, or Lord Krishna, and his consort Rukmini, believed to have been built in the 15th century. It is also known for its sandy sea beach, the turquoise waters of the Arabian Sea, a sea turtle hatchery and the Osho Ashram The fair begins on Ram Navami, Lord Rama’s birth anniversary falling on the ninth day of the month of Chaitra in the Hindu calendar, and culminates on Tryodashi, the 13th day of the month

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