Indus Water Treaty 1960 Explained | Water Dispute Between India & Pakistan | CSS/ PSC/ IAS/ UPSC

India and Pakistan share a historical dispute over Indus Water System which both countries tried to addressed through a treaty in 1960 i.e Indus Water Treaty of 1960 where India and Pakistan agreed to division of water in manner specified under Indus Water Treaty to reach most affective and efficient utilisation of waters of Indus Water System consisting of major rivers such as Jhelum, Chanab, Ravi, Beas, Sutlej and River Indus which also included their respective tributaries.

In this video The Legal Forum has explained the Indus Water Treaty 1960 in details covering its facts for general knowledge for the competitive exams to detail analysis of its provision/Articles. We have seen the rights and obligation of India as well as Pakistan under the treaty and how the water is divided between both the countries, the formation of Permanent Indus Commission and the Hydro-Power projects. Further we have also discussed the recent suspension of Indus Water Treaty by India unilaterally after the Pahlgam Terrorist Attack.

This vide could be beneficial for viewers who are interested in international relations, law or appearing in competitive exams in Pakistan or India such as CSS, PSC, IAS,UPSC etc.


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