India Seeks Changes to Indus Water Treaty with Pakistan: The Story Behind the Indus Water Treaty
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Pakistan's hockey players showed support for China in the Asian Championship Trophy final, while the Indus Water Treaty between India and Pakistan, signed in 1960, is under review due to issues like cross-border terrorism and environmental concerns. Tensions have arisen over projects like Kishan Ganga and Chenav River, leading to discussions on violations and potential arbitration, with the World Bank facilitating the resolution process.
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- Pakistan's hockey players displayed solidarity with China by waving its flag during the Asian Championship Trophy final, showcasing a unique form of international support in a sports setting.
- The Indus Water Treaty, signed in 1960 after nine years of negotiations facilitated by the World Bank, remains a contentious issue between India and Pakistan, with recent notices from India highlighting the necessity for a review due to concerns such as cross-border terrorism and environmental impacts, sparking tensions and potential arbitration discussions.
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What is the Indus Water Treaty?
A significant agreement dividing rivers between India and Pakistan.
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Summary
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"Indus Water Treaty: India-Pakistan Disputes"
- Pakistan's hockey players waved China's flag in the Asian Championship Trophy final match between India and China, showing support for China.
- The Indus Water Treaty between India and Pakistan is a significant topic of discussion.
- The treaty was signed on either March 19 or September 19, 1960, with the recent notice sent by India emphasizing a need for review and modification.
- Negotiations for the Indus Water Treaty took nine years, facilitated by the World Bank.
- The treaty divides the rivers between India and Pakistan, with specific rivers allocated to each country.
- India has issued notices to Pakistan regarding the need to review and modify the treaty, citing reasons such as cross-border terrorism and environmental concerns.
- Projects like the Kishan Ganga and Chenav River projects have caused tensions between India and Pakistan, with Pakistan alleging violations of the treaty.
- Disagreements over treaty violations have led to actions like calling neutral experts and considering the Permanent Court of Arbitration.
- The World Bank has been involved in managing the process of resolving disputes related to the treaty.
- India has maintained opposition to engaging in Permanent Court of Arbitration proceedings, opting to follow the established mechanism for resolving issues related to the treaty.
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"Pakistan Notice: Rinnegan Discussion, Indus Treaty News"
- New notice sent to Pakistan on 19 September 24
- Discussion required with Rinnegan for the topic
- Mention of the latest news and the Indus Water Treaty
- Encouragement for questions and comments in the section
- Reminder to like and share the video
- Promise of a new topic in the next session
- Encouragement to keep smiling and preparations clear
- Gratitude expressed with "Jai Hind"
