editorial
Revising the Indus Water Treaty
India and Pakistan should codify principles of equitable and reasonable utilisation, offering scope for mutual benefits and flexibility to incorporate changing conditions related to climate change
Context
This editorial argues for revising the (1960) between India and Pakistan to incorporate principles of **Equitable and Reasonable Utilisation (ERU)** and to address the impacts of climate change on the basin. The author highlights that the current treaty is a mere partition of waters, ignoring contemporary environmental realities and the potential for mutual benefits derived from shared management, as seen in other international water agreements.
Exam Perspectives
Key References
AI-generated study notes · sourced from The Hindu