The Indus Waters Treaty, 1960 is the first and only existing model of conciliation between India and Pakistan since the partition in 1947. All the past and current attempts of the Government of India to annul the treaty under different justifications reveal the short-sightedness of the Indian leadership.
The Indus Treaty between India and Pakistan has acquired a reputation internationally as a successful instance of conflict resolution. It has been working reasonably well despite a difficult political relationship between the two countries and was not abrogated even during periods of war. It appears to have survived the recent crisis as well.
