Criterion Quarterly

Vol 13-2 (Apr/Jun 2018)

70 Years on: Pakistan-India water Woes Continue

70 Years on: Pakistan-India water Woes Continue

For 70 years, Pakistan-India water disputes have persisted, with both nations locked in a struggle over the rights to the vital waters of the Indus River Basin. This article explores the Indus Waters Treaty, its limitations, and the growing water scarcity that threatens to worsen the conflict. With 70 years of conflict behind them, the two nations face increasing regional tensions as climate change exacerbates water shortages in the region.

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Cripps and The Partition

Cripps and The Partition

The Cripps Mission was a critical moment in the lead-up to the Partition of India, as it marked a last attempt by the British to negotiate terms with Indian leaders amidst growing demands for independence. This article examines the political negotiations that defined this period, revealing the deep divides within the independence movement and how British colonialism played a key role in shaping the subcontinent’s future.

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