Indus Waters Treaty, a 125km railway line, and Pakistan nationals in India
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Navigating the Indus Waters Treaty
This chapter examines the Indus Water Treaty that governs the water sharing between India and Pakistan, detailing the allocation of six rivers and the differing access for each country. It explores the historical context, current tensions, and the critical dependence of Pakistan on these rivers for various aspects of life, including agriculture and energy. The conversation highlights the complexities of the treaty, the implications of potential suspension, and the challenges associated with water management amidst fluctuating relations.
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