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India's water insecurity is further complicated by its transboundary rivers shared with neighboring countries, notably Pakistan, China, and Bangladesh. The Indus Waters Treaty of 1960, brokered between India and Pakistan, has historically managed water sharing from the Indus river basin. However, recent tensions have led India to suspend the treaty, accusing Pakistan of supporting cross-border terrorism—a move that has significant implications for regional stability.