It is yet to submit its further report to the Government on the pleas submitted by the party States and the Central Government also seeking explanation/guidance on its earlier report. In the meantime, a Presidential reference on Punjab Termination of Agreements Act, 2004 is pending before the Honorable Supreme Court. Hence, the further hearings of the Tribunal and its final report are now enjoined on the outcome of the Supreme Court hearing of the Presidential reference. The presently incomplete SYL link canal, to connect the Sutlej and Yamuna rivers to transfer Haryana's share of water, is now stuck in a dispute in the Supreme Court of India due to objections by Punjab. Punjab is contemplating to construct 206 MW Shahpurkandi dam project hydro electric project on the Ravi River between Ranjitsagar dam and Madhopur head works. This stretch of the river is forming boundary between J & K state and Punjab state. Since Punjab had unilaterally exited from the earlier water sharing agreements, J & K state refused the project construction. Also J & K state is going ahead with the construction of Ravi canal originating from Basantpur to irrigate of land in Jammu region. This canal would draw river water by pumping the water released downstream from the Rangitsagar reservoir for which J & K state is not required to take consent from Punjab as it is not bound by earlier river water sharing agreements. Interbasin water transfer Transfer of surplus water from one basin to another, termed as interbasin water transfer has been effectively implemented on the Ravi River. The surplus waters of the Ravi River have been transferred directly first to the Beas River through the Ravi-Beas Link. A further link from the Beas River to the Sutlej River by the Beas Sutlej Link augments storage of the Bhakra reservoir in India. See also Indian Rivers Inter-link Inland waterways of India Irrigation in India Rivers of Jammu and Kashmir Sapta Sindhu Indus Waters Treaty Ranjit Sagar Dam Project Ayeyarwady River Notes References External links Indian climate change from Harappa period. Indus river's transition. Punjab Tributaries of the Indus River Inter-state disputes in India Rigvedic rivers Rivers of Jammu and Kashmir Rivers of Himachal Pradesh Rivers of Punjab, India Indus basin International rivers of Asia India–Pakistan border Rivers of Punjab (Pakistan) Rivers of India Rivers in Buddhism Rivers of Pakistan