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Monday, January 5, 2026
TopicIndus Water Treaty

Topic: Indus Water Treaty

Indus Waters Treaty was always unfair to India. Its suspension will choke Pakistan

The Indus Waters Treaty was seen as a technical compact, but now it is viewed from the perspective of diplomacy, counter-terror policy, and geopolitical strategy.

India’s war is fought with strategy, not weapons. We’ve started with a water bomb

A nuclear blast affects a few kilometres. But blocking Indus water affects the entire nation of Pakistan.

Pausing Indus Treaty might send a message to Pakistan, but India must speed up projects to reap benefits

Though India has constructed dams and hydro projects on the Indus basin, they are not enough to even utilise the water it is guaranteed under the 1960 Indus Water Treaty.

India seeks modification of Indus Water Treaty, sends 2nd formal notice to Pakistan in 20 months

New Delhi’s concerns include need to accelerate development of clean energy for emission reduction targets, changes in population demographics & impact of cross-border terrorism.

Pakistani delegation visits Jammu to inspect 2 power projects under Indus Water Treaty

This is the first visit by a Pakistani delegation to Jammu and Kashmir in more than five years under the dispute settlement mechanism of the 1960 Treaty.

India, Pakistan attend neutral expert meeting in Vienna for Indus Water Treaty dispute

Senior Advocate Harish Salve was present in the capacity of India's lead counsel in the matter, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said on Thursday.

Hague court rejects India’s objections to Pakistan’s bid over water use in Indus basin

Pakistan is complaining that India’s planned hydropower dams will cut flows on the river, which feeds 80% of its irrigated agriculture.

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