<h1>Water Tensions Rise: India Considers Indus Treaty Suspension, Threatening Pakistan's Agricultural Lifeline Under IWT Provisions</h1> India's potential suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty could significantly impact Pakistan's agricultural economy by disrupting water data sharing and reducing river flows. Experts warn that while immediate large-scale water diversion is impossible, short-term disruptions are feasible. The treaty's suspension follows a recent terror attack, and its long-term consequences depend on infrastructure development, which could take a decade. Pakistan's agriculture, contributing 22.7% to its GDP, is particularly vulnerable to water resource changes.