Arpan A Chakravarty

Arpan A Chakravarty, a Research Fellow at the India Foundation with expertise in law and national security, joins the conversation. They delve into the historical roots of the Indus Water Treaty and its relevance today. The discussion highlights the World Bank's role in mediating disputes and contrasts India's cooperative approach to water management against regional tensions. There’s emphasis on the need for treaty reforms to address modern challenges like climate change and the potential for hydropower solutions to benefit both nations.