India to Utilize Rivers After Suspending Indus Water Treaty

India is changing how it shares water with Pakistan.

The two countries used to have a deal called the Indus Water Treaty, but India paused it.

The deal was about how they would share water from different rivers.

Now, India wants to use the rivers in a better way, including providing water to every village and considering national security.

The water from these rivers is very important for Pakistan's farming and for making electricity.

India says it will follow its Prime Minister's words.

This could mean big changes for how both countries use water in the future.