India Is Building a Dam Pakistan Threatens to Destroy

India is building the Ratle Hydroelectric Project on the Chenab River in Kashmir, but Pakistan says the dam violates its water rights and has warned of serious consequences. At the center of the dispute is the Indus Waters Treaty, one of the world's longest-running water-sharing agreements between two nuclear-armed neighbors. In this video, we explore the engineering behind the Ratle Dam, the geopolitical tensions surrounding it, and why this project has become one of South Asia's most controversial megaprojects. 00:00 India's Dam Pakistan Threatens to Destroy 00:25 Why the Ratle Dam Took 12 Years to Build 01:55 How India Is Building the Ratle Dam 04:27 The Indus Waters Treaty Explained 06:04 Why the India–Pakistan Water Treaty Collapsed 07:47 The Future of the Ratle Dam Subscribe for more megaproject documentaries:    / @unthinkablebuild   ──────────────────── Fair Use Disclaimer: This video contains copyrighted material used under Section 107 of the U.S. Copyright Act under fair use for documentary, educational, commentary, and analytical purposes. The content is transformative in nature. All rights belong to their respective owners. For concerns, contact: [email protected]