Indus Water Treaty: Challenges and Prospects

  • Shoket Ali
  • Khuhro A
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Abstract

The growing water scarcity in India and Pakistan and emerging climatic and environmental changes to the Indus basin rivers system are causing a great stress on smoothing working of Indus water treaty 1960. Pakistan Being a lower riparian, facing the issue as to how to reinterpret the Indus Waters Treaty without giving up its water rights. The paper discusses that following the inbuilt constraints of a lower riparian, Pakistan need to adopt a multi-pronged strategy following water rationale to secure its water rights within the scope of the treaty. For this; effective implementation and enhancement of Article VI, VII, constructive diplomatic and political strategy,efficient water uses and sustainable water resource management in Indus-Pakistan.

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Shoket Ali, & Khuhro, A. A. (2021). Indus Water Treaty: Challenges and Prospects. PERENNIAL JOURNAL OF HISTORY, 2(2), 131–148. https://doi.org/10.52700/pjh.v2i2.67

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