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The Indus Water Treaty of 1960 is one of the world's most successful water-sharing agreements, dividing the Indus river system between Pakistan and India. This comprehensive analysis explains how the treaty works, why it has survived multiple conflicts, and why unilateral termination is nearly impossible.

In this detailed video, we explore:
00:00 - Introduction to the Indus Water Treaty
01:00 - The history and purpose of the 1960 agreement
01:30 - River allocation: Western Rivers (Indus, Jhelum, Chenab) to Pakistan
01:40 - River allocation: Eastern Rivers (Ravi, Beas, Sutlej) to India
02:30 - The Permanent Indus Commission and dispute resolution mechanisms
03:30 - Can India legally terminate the treaty unilaterally? Legal expert opinions
04:30 - Historical threats to suspend the treaty and political context
05:45 - Potential impacts on Pakistan and why immediate effects would be limited
07:00 - Why the treaty continues to protect Pakistan's water rights

Despite political rhetoric, the Indus Water Treaty remains protected by international law and the World Bank's role as guarantor. Pakistan has rights to 80% of the water, and India cannot legally divert the Western Rivers. Learn why Pakistan's agriculture and water security remain protected despite tensions.

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SOURCES:
World Bank Fact Sheet on the Indus Waters Treaty
UN Treaty Collection
International Water Law provisions
Historical records of the 1960 agreement

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