Chenab flows surged at Marala, Khanki, and Qadirabad after India released excess water; Pakistan received no advance warning before the surge.
Chenab flows at Marala swung from 78,276 cusecs to 1,527 in May 2025 with no rainfall to explain it; Pakistan wrote to India each time.
Europe’s heatwaves stripped Swiss glaciers of winter snow months early, exposing bare ice to record-pace summer melting across the Alps.
For every Rs 100 Pakistan collects through climate-linked taxes, only Rs 10.6 goes back into climate action; the rest enters the general treasury.
A 5.3 magnitude quake struck Afghanistan’s Hindu Kush at 10:57pm, sending tremors across Islamabad, Punjab and Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa.
Pakistan’s Indus Waters Commissioner called the treaty a conflict prevention system, not merely a water-sharing arrangement.
Pakistan’s Indus Commissioner said he wrote to his Indian counterpart four times over Chenab River fluctuations since April, with no reply so far.
Modern conflict is turning territories into apocalyptic wastelands by dismantling the systems that sustain human life.
As global demand outpaced supply, water bankruptcy threatens food security, social stability, and the very survival of humanity.
