Indus Water in Contest of Indo- Pak Relation

Shahana Maryam, Mohamed Ali bin Haniffa, Jazliza binti Jamaluddin

Abstract


Water has transformed into an inflexibly fundamental settling in the change technique of all countries. Not only is secured drinking water key for our thriving, however water is in like manner a fundamental basic for facilitate agrarian, current and imperativeness related upgrades. Characteristic of the Indus Water Treaty mean the complete of an essential and long-standing inquiry among India and Pakistan over water civil argument, and opens the course to the calm use and headway of water resources on which depends the occupation of some place in the scope of 50 million people in the two countries. This paper researches the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) between the lawmaking bodies of India and Pakistan in context of the new natural and social substances going up against water resources. Regardless, one can't neglect the challenges of future supplies of fresh water between the two countries.

Keywords: India, Pakistan, Indus Waters Treaty, World Bank,


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