With India requesting that Pakistan rework the Indus Water Treaty agreement on how the waters of the six rivers that make up the Indus Basin are shared, the Indus Water Treaty has entered choppy waters. While there have in the past been disagreements regarding the sharing of water, this time the dispute resolution process is under question of modifying Indus Water Treaty.
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The agreement also gives both nations permission to use each other’s rivers for specific activities, such tiny hydropower projects that call for little to no water storage.
The Indus Water Treaty has mainly maintained calm on water sharing, although there has been a protracted disagreement over the hydroelectric projects Kishanganga and Ratle, both of which are situated in the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir.
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On the Jhelum river downstream are some of Pakistan’s largest dams, including Mangla. A large part of Pakistan’s electricity is produced by them.
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